Manor Chicken

Breaking News: Manor Chicken Shutters Its Doors After 68 Years

Local Restaurants and Businesses Feel Loss of Beloved Eatery

Manor Chicken, a beloved culinary landmark established in Sherman Oaks in 1954, has closed its doors leaving cherished menu items, the warmth of community gathering, and nearly seven decades of memories in its wake.

The iconic chicken shack, known for its crispy fried chicken and signature green sauce, was owned and operated by the same family for over four generations. The decision to close was attributed to an insurmountable combination of factors, including the rising costs of operations and the post-pandemic economy.

The loss of Manor Chicken has rippled through the community, eliciting an outpouring of love and fond remembrances on social media. Customers, many of whom had frequented the restaurant since their childhood, shared their memories of family meals, milestones celebrated, and the unique charm of Manor Chicken.

Local businesses and restaurants also expressed their sorrow at the news of Manor Chicken's closure, acknowledging its contributions to the Sherman Oaks culinary culture and its role as a community gathering place for countless residents.

The closure of Manor Chicken marks the end of an era in the city's dining history, leaving a void in the hearts of its patrons and a fond chapter in the annals of Sherman Oaks culinary heritage.