- A daily who goes to Bojangles each week was shocked with a celebration there for his a hundred and fifth birthday.
- Charlie Lentz has been going to the restaurant in North Carolina after church for many years, WXII-TV reported.
- Lentz’s go-to order is its Leg & Thigh meal, which workers usually have prepared when he arrives.
A person in North Carolina who goes to Bojangles each Sunday after church went to the fried hen chain to have fun his a hundred and fifth birthday.
NBC affiliate WXII-TV reported that Charlie Lentz has been going to his native Bonjangles in Winston-Salem, about 80 miles north of Charlotte, after church for many years. The restaurant opened in 1994.
Lentz’s family and friends gathered on the restaurant on Sunday as a shock to have fun his birthday at an occasion deliberate by Bojangles.
“Charlie got here to Bojangles after church that day anticipating to uphold his typical Sunday afternoon custom, however as an alternative walked right into a birthday celebration,” Horace Spencer, Bojangles’ regional supervisor, instructed Enterprise Insider.
“This was an enormous shock,” Lentz, who wore a Bojangles crown on the celebration, instructed WXII-TV.
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Lentz often goes with a “handful” of members of the family and mates from his church, which is situated a brief stroll or only a few minutes drive from the restaurant, Spencer instructed BI.
“He is very constant along with his order,” Spencer instructed WXII-TV, including that Lentz’s go-to order was its $8 Leg & Thigh two-piece meal, which additionally comes with two sides and a biscuit.
“And a whole lot of occasions, earlier than he even will get within the door, the workers have it prepared for him,” Spencer instructed the channel.
Bojangles opened its first restaurant in Charlotte, North Carolina, in 1977 and now has greater than 800 eating places throughout 17 states, with its greatest presence within the Carolinas and the encompassing states. Its southern-inspired menu focuses on hen and biscuits.
