The fast-casual restaurant franchise Big Chicken — owned by the big man himself, NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal — is entering the San Antonio market.
Josh Halpern, the CEO of Big Chicken, told KSAT that restaurants in the Alamo City are expected to open in 2023 or early 2024. This is part of Big Chicken’s expansion into Texas, which will add about 50 locations across Austin, Dallas and Houston in addition to San Antonio.
This will be the first time Big Chicken, which was founded in 2018 by the Hall of Famer, enters the Texas market. While Shaq never played for a professional Texas team, he played basketball at Robert G. Cole High School in San Antonio and even“So the ability to connect Shaquille and his love of fried chicken in the markets that mattered most are critically important,” Halpern said.
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