Wingstop

Ordered 50 wings at 2pm for a 6:15pm pickup for a UFC fight night party. I knew they were going to be busy, and they were, but they lost my order. No excuse, no offer to correct, I was just out of luck. Really? So much for my party. It was a good thing that pizza isn’t as popular as wings for a fight. No idea how good the food is, but will not be going back due to lack of customer service.

This location is inconsistent with other Wingstops. The boneless wings were dry and the fries soggy. The service is slow and poor.

It ain’t Wingstop, it’s WANGstop.
That’s all I’m sayin’. When I get the cravin’ for wangs, it’s about as obsessive as a craving can get. I’m not sure why, but this is obviously something of a universal American addiction judging by the huge wang emporiums and tiny corner franchise shops that keep popping up in every strip mall corner of the city. Wangs. What is it? The endless mounds of sodium that go into the sauces? The way the skins crush on your molars with a buttery, spongy consistency, basically every time? The hot burnin’ love on your lips? Man, I can’t say, but when I gets me a hankerin’, them wangs get a spankerin’.
I devoured 14. Plus fries. Wangstop offers what you’re looking for from a carbon-​copy corporate perspective, uniform salty nugs that likely come from huge industrial farms; don’t eat these if you claim to have any compassion for animals, these are birds raised to die young, in cages. The mango habanero is essentially salty sweet, the parmesan cheesy salty, it’s all there to drive your arteries wild. My over-​the-​phone order ran about 15 minutes to prepare, the fries took an extra five. The dining area offers seating for about, oh, 25 people. What more can I say? They’re wangs. Come fly away.

Pretty good chicken wings. I got a 10 piece hot with a side of ranch, the place was clean and service was ok. I would go back if ever on the west side.

I love chicken wings. I mean I really love chicken wings. I am pretty sure if you give me a 10 piece and craft brew I will let you have anything. I hope my kids don’t ever read about my weakness. But seriously, Wing Stop is a safe chicken wing joint. I mean it’s a chain and I am pretty sure John Elway endorses them. I mean if Elway like them, they have to be good, right? I like to get Wing Stop every once an while. I know they are consistent and pretty tasty. The prices are reasonable too.
Let’s talk turkey about this location. I mean chicken or you know what I mean. The restaurant was typical. I thought it was pretty roomy for a Wing Stop. I also noticed they had some combo meals too. I was greeted at the door promptly and the guy at the register was friendly. The restaurant was clean and had most of the tables filled. Overall a good experience.
I ordered a 10 piece hot and some french fries to go. Sure enough this Wing Stop provided the consistency I am used to. Wings are good and Wing Stop is always a safe bet. Go check this place out. Cheers!