We now know when Shaq's new Big Chicken restaurant in the Chicago area will officially open.
Located on Higgins Road, the restaurant is scheduled to have its grand opening in July, according to a report by theShaq is known to make appearances at the restaurants he is invested in, but it is unclear if he will attend the Rosemont grand opening.
Shaq plans to open Big Chicken restaurants in Rosemont, SchaumburgThe Rosemont location is the first Shaq restaurant in the Midwest.that Schaumburg trustees have approved a parking variation that will pave the way for a second Big Chicken location in the northwest suburb.All the news you need to know, every day
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