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56 Willoughby St
Brooklyn, NY 11201
+1 (718) 852-7207
https://popeyes.com

Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen in Brooklyn offers mouth-watering crunch and juicy fried chicken bursting with Louisiana flavor, providing a delightful dining experience for customers.

Customers can explore their menu, take advantage of special offers, and earn rewards on delivery or digital orders by downloading the app and ordering their favorites today.

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