Ontario residents will have a new place to grab hot chicken when Angry Chickz opens its first restaurant in the city on July 17. The location at 960 N. Haven Ave., Suite 140 will begin service when doors open at 11 a.m., and the company is planning promotional giveaways for early customers.
What to expect on opening day
The grand opening will include several incentives to draw guests. The first 100 customers receive a limited‑edition Angry Chickz jersey, and the first 500 visitors can enter an on‑site raffle for a chance to win a year of Angry Chickz, with additional food prizes available through online registration.
- Opening date: July 17
- Address: 960 N. Haven Ave., Suite 140
- Doors open: 11 a.m.
- Giveaways: first 100 jerseys; raffle for first 500 guests
Menu and brand footprint
The Ontario restaurant will serve Angry Chickz’s lineup of made‑to‑order sliders and tenders, including the chain’s signature item, the Angry Mac. Guests can choose among six spice levels that range from a no‑heat option called “Country” up to the brand’s signature “Angry” level.
“We’ve had our eye on Ontario for a while because it’s a city that’s continuing to grow and has an incredible dining community,” said CEO David Mkhitaryan.
Angry Chickz reports it now operates 38 restaurants in California and 43 locations systemwide, and the Ontario opening is presented as part of a steady expansion across the state.
Local impact
The company says the new location is expected to create local jobs and to become active in the community. For residents, the opening means additional dining variety in a growing restaurant market and potential employment opportunities in front‑ and back‑of‑house positions.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Grand opening | July 17, doors at 11 a.m. |
| Location | 960 N. Haven Ave., Suite 140 |
| Promotions | First 100 jerseys; raffle for first 500 guests |
| California footprint | 38 restaurants |
Residents interested in menus, job openings or registration for the opening raffle can visit the chain’s website at AngryChickz.com, where the company posts its menu and career listings.
This opening adds to Ontario’s expanding dining scene and follows broader regional trends of fast‑casual concepts growing in the Inland Empire.
