LEXINGTON PARK, Md. — Royal Farms, the convenience store and gas station chain known for its World-Famous Chicken, is set to open a new location in Lexington Park on March 10, 2025. The store, located at 21779 Tulagi Place, will be open 24/7, offering fresh food, fuel, and convenience items to the local community.
To celebrate the grand opening, Royal Farms will host a special, ticketed “Get Ready to ROFO” soft opening event on March 5-6, 2025. Attendees will get an exclusive preview of the store, enjoy a complimentary meal from the soft opening menu, and experience Royal Farms’ signature customer service. Free tickets are available through Eventbrite at this link.
The new Lexington Park Royal Farms will include:
- 16 fuel dispensers, including E-Free fuel
- 24/7 service, ensuring access to food and fuel at any time
- Fresh, made-to-order meals, including the chain’s signature World-Famous Chicken, sandwiches, and breakfast options
“We’re thrilled to bring Royal Farms to Lexington Park and become a part of this community,” said Octavia Jackson, district leader at Royal Farms. “Whether you’re stopping by for our World-Famous Chicken, grabbing a quick snack, or fueling up, we’re here to make every visit fast, friendly, and fresh.”
Royal Farms is hiring for its new Lexington Park location. Interested applicants can apply at Royal Farms Careers. The company offers competitive pay, medical and dental insurance, a 401(k) plan, flexible schedules, vacation time, and an employee store discount.
This marks the second location in St. Mary’s County, following the Charlotte Hall branch, which opened on Jan. 9, 2025.
About Royal Farms
Founded in 1959 in Baltimore, Maryland, Royal Farms operates over 300 locations across Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina. The chain is best known for its Always Fresh, Never Frozen World-Famous Chicken, which is hand-breaded and pressure-cooked to golden brown perfection. Many locations are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
For more information, visit www.royalfarms.com.
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It’s interesting that Royal Farms is known for their “world famous fried chicken”. I found that their chicken was average, at best, and over priced. Chaptico Market has better chicken at a lot lower price.
Yes I want know we can wait it open.
Open 24/7 until the first robbery , drunk altercation, or OD in one of the bathrooms…
We have too many restaurants, shops, and houses for those that are financially comfortable. The working poor and the homeless need help. We need affordable housing, homeless shelters, and things for children/teens to do, such as an arcade, skating rink, etc.