Halal Reviews for Dave's Hot Chicken Sahara Ave

Dave’s Hot Chicken never disappoints. The chicken is always fresh, juicy, and packed with flavor, and the spice levels are on point — from mild to extra hot, there’s something for everyone. The sliders and tenders are perfectly seasoned, crispy on the outside, and great portions for the price. The staff is friendly and efficient, even when it’s busy, and the place has a fun, energetic vibe. If you’re craving real hot chicken with bold flavor, this is definitely the spot. Highly recommend!

Down hill fast. I’m from Az. When they first opened up this place was amazing. Came here almost too often no one wanted to go out to eat with me because I only wanted Dave’s. Great portions and great pricing. Since being bought out they’ve lost all that. It’s pretty sad. Not to mention the very unenthusiastic Vegas attitude people got.

Placed scheduled order in the morning. Got to the establishment slightly early, still had to wait 10 minutes past my scheduled pickup time. When I got home to eat realized they gave me the wrong food. Unfortunately during a lunch break with limited time there was nothing I could do. First impressions are everything and mine was not good.

Our server perla was so nice she made us the best Dave's hot chicken it was our first time and man was tha tasty 😋 we love that paprika taste so it was right up our ally and the chicken tenders here are three times the size of the other guys I kid you not it's filled us both up with 2 tenders that crazy i'll definitely be back I've never tasted anything like that in my life 😋 it has more flavor and they are lightly battered 10/10 service

Never tried this place before and was genuinely excited to check it out. They were running a Fallout promotional meal, so I drove out with my son—both of us are big Fallout fans. When we arrived, we were told they were completely out of the promo meals. What made it more frustrating was that there was one sitting on top of a cooler and two more on a back table, clearly visible and seemingly unused. I even asked politely if it was possible to just purchase the stimpack and offered $50, explaining how much the promotion meant to us. The employee declined and said there were none available. We didn’t argue or escalate the situation—we just left disappointed. As we were leaving, several staff members were hanging out in the parking lot openly talking about selling the promo boxes on eBay. Out of curiosity, I checked eBay afterward and sure enough, there were multiple listings from sellers in Vegas. Would I go back? No. Did I want to like this place and give it a shot? Absolutely—but the experience made that impossible.