Cluckin’ Bell is GTA’s chicken restaurant chain, recognizable by its yellow bell and red rooster logo. You can stop for food in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, while Grand Theft Auto Online takes you inside its factory for a very different reason.12
The Cluckin’ Bell Farm Raid walkthrough covers Vincent’s mission chain and the raid on the Paleto Bay plant.
Restaurants in San Andreas
In Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Cluckin’ Bell sells meals ranging from the Cluckin’ Little to the Cluckin’ Big Meal and Cluckin’ Huge Meal. The PC handbook lists restaurants in San Fierro and Las Venturas, including City Hall and Downtown in San Fierro.1
Bigger chicken meals add more fat, while the salad adds none. It makes choosing lunch part of San Andreas’s wider system for managing CJ’s body.1
The chain’s most memorable story appearance is Drive-Thru. CJ, Sweet, Ryder and Big Smoke stop at the Willowfield restaurant, where Big Smoke places his famously oversized order.
Liberty City and GTA V
In Grand Theft Auto IV, Niko can buy a burger at accessible Cluckin’ Bell restaurants to restore health. Some branches are only storefronts.
Grand Theft Auto V keeps the chain’s signs and restaurants around the world, but drops the walk-in food shops. Its Paleto Bay processing plant later becomes the target of the Farm Raid in GTA Online.2
The Cluckin' Bell Farm Raid
Released on March 7, 2024, the Farm Raid follows Vincent Effenburger's investigation into a cartel using Cluckin' Bell's Paleto Bay facility. Corrupt police are protecting the operation. Players work through preparation missions before raiding the factory to take its cocaine haul.2
The six-mission story supports one to four players. Alongside the missions, it introduced a Cluckin' Bell version of the Vapid Benson.3
For details of mission payouts, cooldowns and reward unlocks, see the Farm Raid FAQ.
Branding and real-world fan restaurants
The logo turns a yellow bell into a chicken with a red rooster’s comb. The same joke runs from the San Andreas handbook’s restaurant pages to clothing released for the Farm Raid.1
Fans have brought the name into the real world too. A San Diego restaurant served fans during Comic-Con in 2022, while a Salford restaurant changed its name in 2026. Both were independent fan businesses.