Nashville-style hot chickenAudubon, PA · Newark, DE

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Babs Hot Chicken sandwiches, tenders, fries and house-made sidesAudubon · Newark

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What Now PhiladelphiaExpansion news

A Family-Run Business Takes Over Newark

The restaurant-news outlet announces Babs’ second location on East Main Street in Newark and shares why the family chose the University of Delaware community.

6abc Action NewsTelevision feature

Baba’s, IDK & Crisp Chick’n Feeding Philly’s Hot Chicken Craze

6abc spotlights Babs in a televised roundup of the Philadelphia region’s hot-chicken destinations, featuring its sandwiches, tenders and savory sides.

Main Line TodayFamily profile

Baba’s Hot Chicken Celebrates a Family Legacy in Audubon

A feature on the two-decade journey behind Babs—from Baba’s chicken farm in Kosovo to his grandsons opening a restaurant in his honor in Pennsylvania.

The Philadelphia InquirerOpening preview

More Than Two Dozen Restaurants Set to Open Soon in Philly

The Inquirer includes Babs among the region’s most anticipated openings and introduces the Audubon restaurant’s family history and February debut.

What Now PhiladelphiaOpening news

Babas Hot Chicken & Brew to Open in Audubon

An early look at the first Babs location, the brothers’ tribute to their grandfather and the full opening menu—from signature sandwiches to house-made sides.

Philly GrubOpening news

Babas Hot Chicken & Brews Opening in Audubon

Philadelphia food writer Marilyn Johnson previews opening day and tells how childhood meals at Baba’s farm inspired Leo, Pep and Jim Osmanollaj.

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