Dairy Queen To Sell Chicken And Waffles For A Limited Time Only

Taylor Rock|March 26, 2019 11:41 am EST

Days after KFC announced the return of its coveted chicken and waffles sandwich, Dairy Queen has unveiled its own version of the brunch dish. For a limited time starting April 1, the chain will serve a basket-sized portion featuring all-white-meat chicken strips, authentic Belgian waffles, syrup and fries at all DQ and DQ Grill and Chill locations nationwide.

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"We're thrilled to offer the best of both worlds with our delicious take on a classic," executive vice president of marketing Maria Hokanson said in a release. "Fans love our chicken strip basket, and now they can really indulge with the addition of decadent Belgian waffles."

To celebrate the launch, fans can make a reservation for free through Yelp for a "DQ Date" at 10 select outposts across the U.S. At each restaurant, one table will be decorated with vibrant décor, special place settings, interactive elements and a designated waiter or waitress for sit-down service — but you still have to pay for your own food and drink. Available time slots include 6 to 9 p.m. on Friday, April 12; and noon to 8 p.m. on Saturday, April 13, and Sunday, April 14.

Only these locations are now accepting reservations via Yelp:

Phoenix, Arizona – 4751 E. Warner Rd.
Brighton, Colorado – 2564 E. Bridge St.
Dale City, Virginia – 4381 Dale Blvd.
Edina, Minnesota – 7700 Normandale Blvd.
Ellenwood, Georgia – 340 Fairview Rd.
Levittown, New York – 3095 Hempstead Turnpike
Middletown, Delaware – 802 Kohl Ave.
Milford, Massachusetts – 190 West St.
Seminole, Florida – 10820 Park Blvd.
Yorkville, Illinois – 704 E Veterans Parkway

Are chicken and waffles taking over 2019? Apart from DQ and KFC, we've also recently seen chicken and waffles cereal at Walmart, and Papa John's is supposedly releasing a hot honey chicken and waffles pizza sometime this year. Personally, we're fans of the flavor combination, but we'd rather have the real deal (along with some never-ending mimosas) at the best bottomless brunch in every state.