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While we don’t offer a dine-in experience, we now have two locations in Charlotte to serve you!
The Mayobird is also featured on MapDot.
The Mayobird Market
Pick-Up Window
Dilworth Location (NEW!)
1218 East Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28203
Enter back door for our contactless pick-up location
Tuesday-Friday | 9:00am – 2:00pm
Saturday | 8:00am – 2:00pm
(closed Sunday & Monday)
Full Coffee Bar
Limited Supply of 12oz Containers, Sides & Extras Available (our full menu, including sandwiches, is not available at this location)
Call 980-237-2543 or email info@themayobird.com for specific bulk/catering orders (24 hours advance notice required)
The Mayobird
at City Kitch
Westside Location
2200 Thrift Rd, Charlotte, NC 28208
Tuesday-Friday | 11:00am – 1:00pm
(closed Monday, Saturday & Sunday)
Full Menu Including Sandwiches & Sides
Pick-up or Delivery Only
Online and Onsite Ordering Available
MapDot
Limited Supply of 12oz. containers
Call 704-998-9553
OUR FLAVORS
Chicken salad with a twist!
ORIGINAL
plain
HARVEST
apples, grapes & pecans
SOUTHERN
bread & butter pickles and eggs
LOADED
bacon, sour cream, chives & cheddar
HEATER
hot red peppers
NUTS AND BERRIES
toasted almonds & dried cranberries
REAL DILL
fresh dill
BIG BIRD
curry, apples & golden raisins
BUFFALO
buffalo wing sauce

Story of the Mayobird
Growing up in Williamston, North Carolina, chicken salad was a staple in my life. It was at every family reunion, church homecoming, tailgate, wedding reception, etc. I remember having my teachers over every year for an end of the year lunch and begging my mom to make chicken salad. Hmmm…from a grade perspective, I guess it would have been smarter to have them over at the beginning of the year. Anyway, yes, I’m a country girl and my mom’s chicken salad was country, complete with pickle relish.
When I went off to college at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Go Heels!), my love for chicken salad was still alive and well, but my pockets were empty. So, when it wasn’t a ramen noodles, Gumby’s pokey sticks or Time Out bucket of bones night, I would prepare that good ol’ reminder of home…chicken salad. The problem was I could only afford the can chicken. Yes, the less than gourmet version that puts you in the mindset of cat food. So, to offset that lovely thought and after draining the water off (which, of course, was a must), I would go in to our cabinets/refrigerator, get anything that wasn’t beer (spices, condiments, fruit, peanuts, etc.) and start concocting. This at least held me over until I could sell some books back to make some extra money (I could never bring myself to do the platelet donation) to go to Sutton’s to enjoy their chicken salad, plain on wheat, toasted to perfection. Even there they had a family secret ingredient that made it slightly orange in color. (Was that hot sauce?)


Fast forward to today…I still love chicken salad and thankfully I’m a bit less broke than I used to be. Now I get to use fresh chicken (which always makes me think of visiting my Granny), Duke’s mayonnaise (you can’t take the country out of the girl.), salt/pepper and a secret ingredient that makes it just right. The beauty of it is that I can still add all sorts of things out of my pantry/refrigerator to make something that’s already delicious, delicious in a zillion other ways depending on my mood. (Think Bubba listing his shrimp options in “Forrest Gump”.) And, herein lies the culmination of the MAYOBIRD, a name born out of an exhausting exchange with my sister. I sure hope you love chicken salad as much as I do.

Story of the Mayobird
Growing up in Williamston, North Carolina, chicken salad was a staple in my life. It was at every family reunion, church homecoming, tailgate, wedding reception, etc. I remember having my teachers over every year for an end of the year lunch and begging my mom to make chicken salad. Hmmm…from a grade perspective, I guess it would have been smarter to have them over at the beginning of the year. Anyway, yes, I’m a country girl and my mom’s chicken salad was country, complete with pickle relish.

When I went off to college at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Go Heels!), my love for chicken salad was still alive and well, but my pockets were empty. So, when it wasn’t a ramen noodles, Gumby’s pokey sticks or Time Out bucket of bones night, I would prepare that good ol’ reminder of home…chicken salad. The problem was I could only afford the can chicken. Yes, the less than gourmet version that puts you in the mindset of cat food. So, to offset that lovely thought and after draining the water off (which, of course, was a must), I would go in to our cabinets/refrigerator, get anything that wasn’t beer (spices, condiments, fruit, peanuts, etc.) and start concocting. This at least held me over until I could sell some books back to make some extra money (I could never bring myself to do the platelet donation) to go to Sutton’s to enjoy their chicken salad, plain on wheat, toasted to perfection. Even there they had a family secret ingredient that made it slightly orange in color. (Was that hot sauce?)

Fast forward to today…I still love chicken salad and thankfully I’m a bit less broke than I used to be. Now I get to use fresh chicken (which always makes me think of visiting my Granny), Duke’s mayonnaise (you can’t take the country out of the girl.), salt/pepper and a secret ingredient that makes it just right. The beauty of it is that I can still add all sorts of things out of my pantry/refrigerator to make something that’s already delicious, delicious in a zillion other ways depending on my mood. (Think Bubba listing his shrimp options in “Forrest Gump”.) And, herein lies the culmination of the MAYOBIRD, a name born out of an exhausting exchange with my sister. I sure hope you love chicken salad as much as I do.
CONTACT US
Send us a message about catering, bulk orders or anything else!

1218 East Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28203
980-237-2543
info@themayobird.com

WE FLEW THE COOP!
We are no longer at our original location.
