Church’s Texas Chicken will open its first Maryland location in Parkville. The new restaurant is located at 7722 Harford Road. It replaces the former Pita Pan, a long-running Greek restaurant that recently closed. As of early April 2025, Google Maps shows the new listing, though no official opening date has been announced.
This new Church’s location marks a regional milestone. The chain, known for bold Southern flavors and fresh preparation, is expanding into the Mid-Atlantic. Parkville’s Harford Road corridor provides a high-visibility setting near Taylor Avenue, surrounded by national brands and local favorites.
A Long-Serving Building with Deep Community Ties
The building at 7722 Harford Road has operated as a fast-food restaurant for decades. Historic Google Street View from 2007 shows the location as a KFC. It featured a steep gabled roof and traditional drive-thru layout. That same structure later housed Pita Pan, which retained the classic footprint while rebranding the facade.
Older aerial images from 1956 confirm the site was developed well before modern retail reshaped the area. Its consistent use as a quick-service restaurant highlights the corridor’s stability and continued traffic. Businesses nearby include Chipotle, Panda Express, Petco, and Racers’ Café, contributing to the area’s daily flow of commuters and families.
What’s Next for the Parkville Site
Church’s Texas Chicken was founded in San Antonio, Texas, in 1952 by George W. Church Sr. Today, the company is based in Atlanta and operates more than 1,500 locations across 23 countries. The brand is known for its hand-battered chicken, signature Honey-Butter Biscuits™, and hearty home-style sides.
This Parkville location will serve as the company’s first in Maryland. The next closest store is located in northeast Washington, D.C. Once it opens, the restaurant is expected to draw steady foot traffic from both loyal fans and new customers.
SprawlTag will continue tracking the site and will update readers as soon as an official opening date is confirmed.rations officially begin.
Last Updated on April 3, 2025 by F.E.M

