Nine restaurant chains that haven’t made it in Toronto Victim 7: Church’s Chicken (early 1990s–early 2000s) Description: Although south of the border it’s a fast food chain in its own right, Church’s Chicken operated inside Harvey’s when it tested the waters in Canada. The chicken that came with a plum dipping sauce was considered the middle ground between Popeyes and KFC: not too crunchy but still greasy enough to turn a napkin translucent. Cause of death: Just as no one went to McDonald’s for pizza, no one went to Harvey’s for fried chicken. In memoriam: churchschicken.com

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Victim 7: Church’s Chicken (early 1990s–early 2000s)
Description: Although south of the border it’s a fast food chain in its own right, Church’s Chicken operated inside Harvey’s when it tested the waters in Canada. The chicken that came with a plum dipping sauce was considered the middle ground between Popeyes and KFC: not too crunchy but still greasy enough to turn a napkin translucent.
Cause of death: Just as no one went to McDonald’s for pizza, no one went to Harvey’s for fried chicken.
In memoriam: churchschicken.com

(Photo by Terry Ross)

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