Layne’s Chicken Fingers, the chicken franchise out of Texas, is bringing a new location to Houston. Opening on January 17th at 2359 S Shepherd, the new location will give Houston residents a chance to find out what has made Layne’s an iconic name in Texas. (Hint: chicken fingers don’t get much crispier than these.)
The restaurant will be opened by Masroor Fatany who is no stranger to franchising. He has successfully opened and operated seven The Halal Guys locations in the Houston area along with opening Layne’s Chicken Fingers in Katy and Beaumont. This will be his second Layne’s Chicken Fingers location in Houston proper. Fatany hopes to eventually open five locations throughout the area.
“I am thrilled to be opening another Layne’s in Houston,” said Fatany in a statement. “It has been incredible to see how supportive the corporate team is and how much they want to see franchisees succeed. Post-pandemic, the simple menu has been thriving, and the brand has retained their young audience.”
The menu will feature irresistible twists on classic fried chicken fare, including a three-finger chicken sandwich served on Texas toast, a fried chicken club sandwich with bacon and cheddar and of course, chicken fingers served with insanely addictive sauces like buttermilk ranch, honey mustard, BBQ and Layne’s — a tangy, zesty in-house creation.
Layne’s new Houston location is the latest addition to the fast-growing franchise brand’s roster of thriving restaurants, making this the 11th location in Texas.
“We’re thrilled to have connected with Masroor, who will be a valued asset to the Layne’s team. He has a clear excitement about bringing this brand to Houston, and we couldn’t be happier to be on this journey with him,” said Samir Wattar, chief operating officer. “This is another great step for the Layne’s Chicken Finger system.”
The franchise has plans to reach 100 units in markets across the country within the next four years and is actively recruiting franchisees who want to join the growing brand. Top markets for development include Texas, Oklahoma, Arizona, New Mexico and Florida.
