Pollo Campero

I love the chicken from here, it’s fresh & the taste is great! The prices are reasonable, the kids meal is small, but my son loves to eat here.

Conocido como el mejor pollo de Centroamérica , llegó para quedarse en la unión americana.
En North bergen, fairview, Guttenberg, Cliffside cuentan con el servicio de delivery , es buena idea,
es la compañía que se encarga de esta profesional mision.
Ordene online.

Fried chicken was fried to death– and beyond. Some of the driest chicken i have ever had– pretty dispointed. Other than that, the place is clean and the staff was friendly but, if you cant get the chicken right…

Best fried chicken hands down. I am not Latino and there are probably 20 chicken places closer to me than this place in West New York. I don’t eat fried chicken too often but when I do I fight the traffic and double-​parked cars on Bergenline Ave and go to this place.
We always get the 8-​piece meal and its more than enough for 3 adults. It comes with 2 big sides and corn tortillas. There is a dressing bar with plenty of salsa, chile sauces and peppers you can put into soufflé cups to go. The chicken is tasty and tender. Tear off a piece of meat, put it in a warm tortilla and put some chile sauce on it and it is delicious. Price is very fair also.

This is good fried chicken!
Always seems fresh: Even though I’m typically here at weird hours, I have yet to have a dried out breast.
Fast food brought to your table by staff (?). It’s served on real plates & eaten with metal utensils (?)…no spork (?)…the manager comes around to check in on you and the state of the restaurant (?). Fast food blasphemy!!!
I go with campero beans or yuca fries as the side and each is good. The staff seem friendlier than at your typical fast food spot. Now as with many other establishments in the neighborhood, it’s a big help to be ready with your Spanish. I couldn’t manage to get across the I wanted the «número uno con frijoles y tortillas»…but I ended up with the right stuff. Don’t forget to stop at the salsa bar.
I’ll summarize that… no other fast food place can compare-​o!!!

This place is really good. Not a lot of english spoken here, but the chicken is really good. Reminds me of El Pollo Loco, but better. Food is served hot, doesn’t seem to be ‘pre-​cooked’ and is generous portions for the money.

A a rule, I am not a chain restaurant person. I also do my best to not make a habit of ingesting fried things too often… but Campero is a weakness, and if eating this deliciously seasoned, juicy chicken is wrong, then I don’t wanna be right.
That seasoning is exactly what sets Campero apart — the breading on the chicken isn’t too heavy (southern-​fried, this is not), but is incredibly tasty. Yeah, they do the whole grilled chicken thing, but I’m in it to win it when I go to Campero. (And I hit up Supremo for my grilled, anyway!)
Get your chicken fried, and have it accompanied by some yuca (yep — that’ll be fried, too… live a little, will ya?). It’s good stuff, inexpensive and the place is open pretty late. Do it up!

Pollo Campero is a Latin-​style fried chicken fast food place. Apparently they’re very popular in Latin America and other parts of the world. I remember long lines to get in when a franchise opened in West New York, New Jersey.
I’m a fried chicken lover, and Pollo Campero’s is damn good. It’s almost hard to believe it’s a fast food restaurant, because I’ve always gotten fresh, hot food that never tastes like it’s been sitting around. I’m a big fan.