I know we have a ton of chicken places here in St. Cloud.  Most of them fast food chicken chains.  And we are getting another.  You probably heard that Dave's Hot Chicken would be coming to St. Cloud.  It's being brought to Minnesota and the St. Cloud area by former NBA player Kris Humphries and his family.

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THE LAST TIME KRIS HUMPHRIES OPENED A RESTAURANT IN ST. CLOUD

If you remember, Kris Humphries was married to Kim Kardashian for a hot minute, and they were both here when Five Guys opened a location here in St. Cloud.  Now, he is Kardashian free, and opening a chicken place instead of a burget place.  He. along with his family, that is.

THERE ARE SEVERAL OPENINGS FOR DAVES HOT CHICKEN IN MINNESOTA

Things have been moving along - Dave's Hot Chicken is set to open their Eden Prairie location next week.  Then it will be on to the next location with quite a few locations scheduled for Minnesota.  Will it be the St. Cloud location?  Possibly.  The chicken restaurant has said that they plan a late fall opening here in St. Cloud, so that would make sense if the next build out would be here.  But, that has not been confirmed.

WHEN AND WHERE WILL THE NEW DAVES HOT CHICKEN OPEN IN ST. CLOUD

The St. Cloud location will be in the former Gap store spot.  Gap has been closed for years here in St. Cloud, and the space has remained empty.  That will change within the next few weeks.  So, watch for construction to begin in the Rivertown Village Shopping Center which currently has Old Navy, Crumbl, Sierra, and Chipotle.  Dave's Hot Chicken will also be in that strip mall soon.

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