From No Spice to the taste bud-crushing heat of The Reaper, here’s what all seven spice levels are like at Dave’s Hot Chicken ...

Dave’s Hot Chicken, a restaurant specializing in jumbo hot chicken tenders and sliders, plans to open a location at 700 ...

Maybe someday I’ll work my way up to trying the Reaper ... s Hot Chicken in Columbus, Georgia. The slider is served on a potato bun with kale slaw, pickles and drizzled with Dave’s sauce.

As its name implies, Dave’s Hot Chicken’s claim to fame lies in its hot chicken, which comes in seven spice levels from No Spice to Reaper. For first-timers, Chaudhary recommends the No. 3 Mild.

Wildly and swiftly successful, in less than a decade they’ve gone from street food stall to scaling the fried chicken ...

The new location joins Dave’s Hot Chicken’s two other Boston locations in City Place in Downtown and South Bay Center in Dorchester. This also marks the 12th location of Dave’s Hot Chicken in ...

Dave’s Hot Chicken is known for its Nashville-style hot chicken options with seven levels of heat ranging from No Spice to “The Reaper.” The fast casual concept restaurant boasts a simple ...

Dave’s Hot Chicken comes in seven spice-to-order levels, starting with no spice whatsoever and climbing incrementally to its trademarked Reaper — which the company says requires a signed waiver.

Is “The Reaper” at Dave’s Hot Chicken worth trying? That was the question as we sampled all seven spice levels served at the chicken franchise that just opened its first location in the Reno ...