Longtime "Seinfeld" fans won't soon forget the iconic episode, "The Chicken Roaster," where Kramer (Michael Richards) gets hooked on Kenny Rogers' chicken. Falling on Jerry (Jerry Seinfeld), he wails, "I need that chicken; I gotta have that chicken!" In another viral Comedy Central Roast, comedian Andy Samberg quipped, "Someone must have told the producer that this was a panel of Kenny Rogers Roasters, because you guys are a bunch of chickens."
You know that warm comfort from grandma-style cooking - where the biscuits are fluffy, the fried chicken's crisp and golden, and your sweet tea arrives in a Mason jar? That's the charm of a place called PoFolks, a Southern‑style chain of family restaurants founded in Anderson, South Carolina. The year was 1975, and the PoFolks clan expanded to about 170 locations in less than a decade, spreading the love with down-home country fare like chicken‑and‑dumplings, fried catfish, turnip greens, kuntry-fried steaks, and cornbread.