Chick-fil-A Rival's First-of-Its-Kind New Offering Is Perfect for Parties
If the idea of organizing and coordinating a potluck for your next gathering sounds like an overwhelming task, you're not alone. But instead of trying to figure out how to politely tell your aunt Linda that nobody likes it when she puts raisins in potato salad, or convincing your coworker that no, a stack of napkins from McDonald's does not count as a fair contribution to the office holiday party, Church's Texas Chicken wants you to consider their latest offering instead.
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The popular fried chicken chain announced today that it's launching Church's Catering, which allows customers to get their favorite menu items in a convenient format, from individually packaged meals for smaller groups or on-the-go occasions through Big Box Meals, to buffet-style, full meal bundles for larger gatherings of up to 50 people. Customers can choose from a selection of chicken options like bone-in, hand-battered fried chicken or chicken tenders.
Family-sized sides include mashed potatoes with gravy, fried okra, baked macaroni and cheese, and fan-favorite pairings like jalapeño peppers and honey butter biscuits. And yes, you can also get Church's beloved southern sweet tea to drink.
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"Our new catering program brings the signature taste of Church's Texas Chicken to more occasions and groups of all sizes with the convenience, quality, and value our guests expect," said Roland Gonzalez, Chief Executive Officer of Church's Texas Chicken, in a statement. "As demand for catering and off-premise dining continues to grow, we're making it even easier to serve generous, great-tasting meals that bring people together."
To celebrate the launch, Church's is offering $15 off first-time catering order of $150 or more with the promotional code SAVE15PR.
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This story was originally published June 29, 2026 at 2:41 PM.