Wagon Wheel Tavern

Anyone reviewing this place with a low score isn’t taking it for what it is. A dive bar that specializes in wings. That being said, they nail their specialty. Hands down far and away the best wings in the Quakertown area. The sauce selection is top notch, and the wings always come out fast and fried perfectly. As a patron whose family hails from Buffalo, it’s definitely hard to appease my wing appetite in Pennsylvania. This place takes the cake.

$ 3.25 charge for takeout wings, what else needs to be said. Big thumbs down. This not a good start for new owners. Beer prices were not bad.

Not the comfiest bar stools but the wings are the best! All you can eat Wednesdays if you’re hungry for more than 15 wings is a great deal.

The BEST wings around! Doesn’t get any better then the Wheel! The staff is also amazing! Love the place!

Wouldn’t serve me beer because there was someone at my table under 21. Even though I am 26. Horrible service.

Food is average
The women bar tending and working at front are awful. They are rude and mean. Two ppl walked out in the 5 minutes I was there, due to the attitude of the bartender, I will NEVER GO BACK. I could not be more upset with how rude they were.

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I’ve been here a few times & I’ve literally gotten physically ill. It’s a bit dirty too. I would never ever go into this place again. Such a shame too cause it’s a great location. Step up your game wagon wheel.

Our waitress was terrific and super personable. The wings were tasty, just as advertised. If you want to indulge in a cheesesteak, this place has very good ones. The rolls were great. Really enjoyed the side of slaw. Made very well. The clientele was mixed and friendly. Young people, middle age people, older folks, SUV and autos, and a few bikes. Pretty cool bar. We liked it and plan to return.

It was another miss for «all you can eat» ($ 8.95) wing night at The Wagon Wheel. All you can eat was reduced from Tuesday/​Wednesday/​Thursday to just Wednesdays, with 50 cent wings now on Tuesday & Thursday. No problem with the changes. The issues were size and sauce. The size of the wings was very inconsistent. They went from Frank Perdue to pigeon size. Although the wings were freshly cooked, there was way too much sauce on them, with the added flavors like garlic or cajun spices were just lumped on top of some wings, not tossed to give them a good coating. The wings were better than my 8÷30÷2012 review, but sadly my wingman and I are packing up and hanging at JT Bankers for our fix. The Wheel got the top spot on the «Best Wings in Upper Bucks» 2012 list; I can’t imagine how when there is Mosquito Grill and JT Bankers with way better consistency.

Yeah it’s a dive biker bar. Good wings and cheap beers though. Another bonus is that you can not smoke inside. I was expecting this place to be much worse then it is. The bartenders were very nice and attentive. The band was OK and the interior of this place was not bad. The bathroom was a complete mess and is just what I expected it to be.
When there is a band they charge a cover. For such a small place in the sticks I was a bit surprised but I understand they have to pay the band. What I totally don’t understand is that the drink prices go UP when there is a band. Yeah there isn’t a special they actually charge more!

Wings are tiny dried out and covered in sauce to hide how badly overdone they are. Sides of watery blue cheese and brown celery are terrible. They now offer garlic bread and some sort of macaroni salad sides which are both not pleasing to the eye or pallet. The place is understaffed with an average wait time of 30 – 40 minutes for your food. This place caters to local hicks who dedicate their lives and wallets to poorly prepared food and lackluster service. The quality is on a slippery slope. Don’t waste your time here.

Not bad. Good service! Wings could b great. The sauce needs work. Ketchup and sugar just dosent make it for me. But I will go again. Want to try other sauces.