Okay, here’s the blog post about the Birdcall menu, written in the style you requested:
So, I was really curious about this place called Birdcall. I’d heard some buzz about their chicken, and I wanted to see what the fuss was all about. It seemed like they were all about this “all-natural” chicken, and I’m always down to try something new, you know?
First thing I did was try to scope out their menu. I just looked it up on my phone, and I found some things on a few different websites. Seemed like they had a good variety – sandwiches, salads, the works. It’s always nice to have options, right?
I saw they had this one sandwich with spicy Szechuan chili oil and honey ginger coleslaw. That sounded pretty wild, so I knew I had to try it. And they had another one with Nashville hot sauce, which I’m a total sucker for. I love it when they have different spice levels, too – I saw they had “extra hot,” which is always tempting. And let’s not forget about the kimchi slaw with cilantro and sriracha aioli. It’s like every dish has its own little party going on. I am all in!
But it wasn’t just about the food. I heard that one of the guys who started Birdcall, this dude named Newlin, teamed up with another guy, Jean-Philippe, who’s apparently a big shot in the restaurant world. That got me thinking that these guys must know what they’re doing.
Then I saw this thing where they were offering a special sandwich for just a buck on October 16th. I guess they partnered with this company called Meati to make it. I’ve never heard of Meati, but hey, a dollar for a sandwich? I’m not gonna say no to that.
And get this – they have a loyalty program called “Birdbucks.” I mean, who doesn’t love a good rewards program? It’s like they’re saying, “Hey, we appreciate you eating our chicken,” and I’m all for that.
They had a bunch of different locations, too. I checked out a couple of reviews online – one in Gilbert, another in Scottsdale. Seemed like people were digging it, so that’s a good sign.
- First, I looked up their menu online.
- Then, I got hooked by the variety of sandwiches and the different spice levels.
- I read about the founders and their backgrounds.
- I found out about their special promotion and the loyalty program.
- I checked out some customer reviews to see what people were saying.
In conclusion
Overall, I’m pretty stoked to try out Birdcall. The menu sounds awesome, the people behind it seem legit, and the whole vibe just feels right. I’ll definitely be hitting them up soon, and I’ll let you all know how it goes. Stay tuned!
