Wild Wing

Not sure all the low star reviews — I quite enjoyed this place! Was looking for a place to grab some lunch and instantly craved wings when I saw the sign. We came here around 1pm on a Wednesday and were the only ones there except for the guy at the bar. The waitress herself was a little surprised to see us walk in.
Right away, we got the Molson Canadian beer — my first time trying it and I highly recommend it! The menu for wings is extensive and a bit overwhelming. The waitress gave us some recommendations and favorites of hers. I wish I remembered the names — something with honey garlic and gar par. Yummy. Also, keep in mind you can customize your wings too. We asked them to add teriyaki to one of the flavors and they did with no hesitation.
Oh and try the poutine. I’m sure it’s not up to Quebec City’s standards but it was very good.
We stuffed our faces and had to sit to digest for a bit. The waitress was very sweet — gave us ideas of places to see during our 1 day stay in Toronto. Really liked this place — lots of TVs, I’m sure it gets packed for games.

Its just average, good service, food was decent, could had more sause but in the end it was filling and great.
Came in on thrusday for lunch, not that busy maybe a dozen during my stay. The waitress was great. Nothing special but nothing to make it look bad. Good location

Went here on a Friday night, while it was pretty empty the staff was super friendly and was taking requests of songs to play. It was really fun as this involved the customers and everyone was really getting in to it, singing along to the throw back tunes!
Food is ok, pricey for mediocre wings, but definitely a fun place to be!

Can you believe that I came here and didn’t eat wings?!
We came because we wanted to grab a drink in the area and catch the hockey game. The place was full of other hockey fans. It was a fun, loud environment and the wings looked good. I’ll definitely check them out next time I’m there.
Service was super friendly, and there’s free wifi with a password.

We ordered one order of regular wings, and one of boneless, as well as a nachos and cheese, were soooo good… we were digging for cheese, and barely found any. The potato skins were so-​so.

Gord and I were going to a three hour Travel Photography 101 workshop this evening at Henry’s. Before the workshop, we met a Wild Wing at Church/​Queen W for an early supper. it’s not far from Henry’s.
Because it was fairly early, there were only a handful of people … watching the EuroCup 2012.
They have taken some of their wings off the menu … but there are still 90+ to choose from.
I ordered Come Get Some. I like dill and found these were a bit bland. Plus there was no other sauce to contrast the dill sauce. They were okay, not great, and I wouldn’t order them again.
Gord ordered Smokin’ Dill. His were much better. The BBQ sauce gave them a kick.
Adam was our friendly server and took good care of us.

Up until a month ago, my coworkers and I would go there for lunch twice a week. It was delicious… BUT NOW, the cheap manager who slithers in and out of the kitchen discretely, has changed everything! Cheapskate! The wings are tiny, and you don’t get a pound of em, you get charged extra if u mix flavors. u know what? I could tell you all the things that are bad about THIS location, but there’s a word count limit! I really hope this place gets a new manager or shuts down. I’m sitting at my desk hungry, and its all mgr mohammad’s fault!

I stopped into Wild Wing for a quick lunch last week. The place was packed, a good sign that the wings would be delicious! My sister and I were greeted and directed to a table as soon as we got there. Their wing menu selection was huge, about 50+ different sauces. I picked the «I am Canadian» — hot + maple syrup; the wings were properly sauced and super yummy. On the hot scale, it was about a 4 out of 10, where 10 is extremely hot.
Their sweet potato fries and calamari were average. I did not like the honey mustard sauce that the fries came with.
For a wings fix, I will definitely be back!

One of my friends and I frequent this location about once a month for some disgustingly good deep fried food. We usually get one of the wing platters that lets you try 4 different flavors of wings and an fries or onion rings to round out the meal.
First of all, one term that you need to know: gar-​par. Nothing better than gar-​par — get it on your wings, get it on your fries, get it on your onion rings… get it on anything you can because gar-​par stands for garlic-​parmesan and its to DIE for.
Now, onto the important part: the wings.
We’ve always gotten bone in wings — if you’re going somewhere for wings, what the hell is the point of getting «boneless» wings? Part of the fun is sucking the chicken off the bones — but I digress. When it comes to wing flavors, this place takes the cake in my opinion. While they have a LOT of flavors, I have yet to try any that are offensive. There are a few that I don’t like but really, with that many flavors, everyone will have a favourite. Some of the more notable flavors (the ones that we tend to repeat) include: Whiskey Girl (BBQ&Dill), Gar-​Par (Caesar&Parmesan), Farmer’s Daughter (BBQ, Medium&Wild Jerk), Spaghetti Western (Medium, Parmesan&Italian Seasoning — my least favourite thus far) and anything off the Smokey part of the menu.
Overall, I really like this location. Every time we’ve been we’ve had a different server but the staff here are really great. We always get a warm welcome when we walk in, whether they’re busy or not, and the wait staff always approach with a smile and are willing to recommend wing flavors, specials, etc. We usually go on Tuesday nights and we have yet to be there when its really really busy, even with the Leaf Game on. Service is prompt, our food always arrives faster than we expect it to and we generally have a really good meal every time we eat here.
If you’re looking for a good wing joint, you can’t go wrong with Wild Wing.