Originally established as Boston Chicken in 1985, this American fast-casual restaurant chain gained prominence for its rotisserie chicken and traditional side dishes. After a period of rapid growth in the 1990s, the company rebranded as Boston Market but soon faced severe financial instability and its first bankruptcy. Over the following decades, ownership shifted between several entities, including McDonald's and various private equity firms, while the brand maintained a presence in grocery stores through frozen meals. Recently, the chain has entered a drastic decline, suffering from numerous lawsuits and evictions related to unpaid debts and wages. By late 2024, the once-expansive franchise had ...