Jenny D.
6/30/2025
If you're looking for late night munchies, good service, and a clean cafeteria come through. If you're ready for chicken tenders and fries, head to Huey Magoos inside the Freemont Experience. I...
Huey Magoos
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200 Fremont St
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Huey Magoo's was founded in 2004 by Matt Armstrong and Thad Hudgens, two southern boys with a passion for quality chicken and a penchant for serving others. Now, former executives from one of the fastest-growing franchise chains, Wingstop, have partnered with the founders from Huey Magoo's. Both partners have taken their similar passion and bullseye focus for the perfect chicken tender by crafting it into everything that Huey Magoo's offers today.At Huey Magoo's we serve only REAL tenders made from the tenderloin. It's the filet mignon and the best 3% of the chicken. Our tenders are all-natural, with no antibiotics ever, no hormones, no steroids, and no preservatives.The beautiful part of it all is that whether you're having our tenders as a meal, on their own, in a salad, sandwich, or wrap, it's all based around the tender - and a smile.
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3.555 reviews
Tanera J.
8/2/2025
Tried this on a whim before going back to our rooms. The chicken was good and juicy but the tenders were super small. Fries were decent with a little seasoning on them. I think next time I'll get...
Eddie B.
10/22/2025
This place has great chicken good flavor but their customer service is terrible they always have an attitude, jazmin and the other two ladies up front have no respect for the customer, i dont...
Denise H.
5/2/2025
Good location in the Fremont and reasonable prices when you see the size on these tenders. The picture doesn't do them justice - just huge! The sauce size needs to be bigger for sure. Skip the...
Ren A.
11/11/2024
Their crinkle cut fries are made perfectly with just the right crunch on the outside and tender on the inside, with a little seasoning. This is their SMALL size of fries, but the portion was more...
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