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| rdfs:comment | - Gus owns fourteen Los Pollos restaurants in the American Southwest between Albuquerque and Nevada ("Mandala") ("Bug"). The flagship restaurant has had many visitors from employees of Gus' other business, namely Walter White, The Cousins, and Mike Ehrmantraut. Hank Schrader has also staked out the restaurant to monitor Fring. When Gus wants to talk to one of his employees, he texts them "Pollos" to have them meet at his restaurant or chicken farm. Employees must answer the phone with the restaurant's motto: "Los Pollos Hermanos, where something delicious is always cooking." ("Hermanos") Los Pollos Hermanos advertises its chicken as "slow-cooked to perfection... one taste, and you'll know."
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| Type | - Fast-food restaurant chain
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| abstract | - Gus owns fourteen Los Pollos restaurants in the American Southwest between Albuquerque and Nevada ("Mandala") ("Bug"). The flagship restaurant has had many visitors from employees of Gus' other business, namely Walter White, The Cousins, and Mike Ehrmantraut. Hank Schrader has also staked out the restaurant to monitor Fring. When Gus wants to talk to one of his employees, he texts them "Pollos" to have them meet at his restaurant or chicken farm. Employees must answer the phone with the restaurant's motto: "Los Pollos Hermanos, where something delicious is always cooking." ("Hermanos") Los Pollos Hermanos advertises its chicken as "slow-cooked to perfection... one taste, and you'll know."
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