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Dear PoPville – Where’s the Best Fried Chicken in DC?

“Dear PoPville,

I’m due to have my second baby in just over a week, and my husband and I are scheduling a last date night out before the months of sleeplessness commence. I’d say it’s just a hormonal pregnant lady craving, but to be honest, there’s nothing I’d like more anytime than a plate of really good fried chicken. I’m open to fancy sit down or greasy hole in the wall, as long as the food is good. Could you poll your wise readers for suggestions on where to find the best fried bird?”

Hmm, I’m thinking Oohhs and Aahhs (1005 U St, NW) and Florida Avenue Grill (11th and Florida Ave, NW) or Founding Farmers (1924 Pennsylvania Ave. NW) or possibly Art & Soul (located at 415 New Jersey Ave, NW.) Where’s your favorite spot for fried chicken?

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