Ranking Fast Food Chicken Sandwiches From Worst To Best

McDonald's McCrispy offers a crispy chicken patty on a soft bun for a low price, but it falls short on value. Its bland patty is equivalent to a frozen chicken patty.

Plus, the bun is a nearly flat, synthetic-tasting bread. The toppings include only two pickles, making it an unremarkable and dry sandwich that fails to impress.

Sonic's Crispy Chicken Sandwich is surprisingly low-quality. The lettuce is haphazardly cut and browning in places, and the pickles are limp and sour.

The mayo tastes strangely sweet, and the chicken looks similar to a frozen patty. It seems breaded instead of battered, with very little seasoning and an unsatisfying crunch.

The chicken on a KFC Classic Chicken Sandwich is impressive, but it only comes with four pickles and a sweet mayonnaise, making it one of the less-dressed options.

While this offering features a hefty, crunchy piece of boneless chicken with a good amount of moisture, the sandwich as a whole is fairly bland and isn't very flavorful.

With fresh toppings like tomatoes, lettuce, mayonnaise, and pickles, Burger King's Royal Crispy offers a mouthful of flavor and a respectable crunch.

It uses a flat chicken cutlet, making it a little dryer than its competitors. However, the seasoning gives the sandwich a more robust flavor.

Culver's Crispy comes with a large tomato slice, lettuce, and pickles on a Kaiser bun — all of which get soggy quickly, despite the sandwich not including mayo.

The chicken is lighter in color than its competitors and comes super moist. Overall, this sandwich is unbalanced, with a dry bun and wet interior, which doesn't justify its price.