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Leghorn Chicken is moving into the United Center

By Blair Sheade

The United Center will feature a new restaurant this season for both the Bulls and Blackhawks games.

.@LeghornChicken is coming to the @UnitedCenter this season and it looks like these two approve! #ChicagosPlate pic.twitter.com/EiLXU0JbAL
— Chicago Bulls (@chicagobulls) August 21, 2015

Chicago restaurant Leghorn Chicken, a farm-raised chicken specialist, is the new restaurant and will be serving all of their speciality chicken sandwiches.

Leghorn Chicken has two locations in Chicago (959 N. Western Ave. and 600 N. LaSalle St.), and the third location will be the United Center.

Today was THE BEST. A special thanks to @LevyRestaurants @UnitedCenter @chicagobulls @NHLBlackhawks! #ChicagosPlate pic.twitter.com/GIeLtbuky6
— Leghorn (@LeghornChicken) August 21, 2015

Chicago, do we have a treat for you… Be here at 2pm tomorrow for an "animated" surprise. #ChicagosPlate pic.twitter.com/jZHfUJNOv4
— Leghorn (@LeghornChicken) August 20, 2015

When Leghorn Chicken announced its upcoming move into the United Center, the restaurant gave away 50 free sandwiches.

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