Beef ‘O’ Brady’s

Quite hot whilst flavorful wings available here.
This review narrowly focuses on the Wings combined with the service. Experience with anything else on the menu is fine but not part of my write up.
Beef O’ Brady’s has consistently delivered top-​tier wings. As such, it definitely sits in the Top-​Tier of TLH wing joints. (Once I get busy with the overdue TLH’s Top-​Tier Wing Joints list, you’ll see the others…).
While I don’t give any qualitative rank order in this top-​tier, I do believe Beef’s gets pole position in the quantitative order — in that I don’t believe the hottest wings on the regular menu of anywhere else in town are higher than OR equal to the scoville heat indexing of Beef O’Brady’s Nuclear-​sauced wings.
In short, Beef O’Brady’s offers up the hottest regular-​menu-​item wing sauce options in town (again, in MY experience…).
Beef’s Nuclear sauce is Ghost-​Pepper based. I’ve had some lackluster (in flavor) Ghost-​Pepper sauces that light you up with ZERO reward. Beef’s Nuclear wings light you up and at least you are rewarded with a remarkable flavor spectrum.
But lit up you shall be. Nuclear is NOT for the timid.
Hell… — I’ll go ahead and say it. A dozen Nuclear is substantially above my comfort zone. Substantially.
So — here’s my routine. I order «Extra Hot» with Nuclear «on the side». I order a dozen. I make sure there is Blue Cheese sauce on standby. I reach for the closest flat, dunk it ¹⁄₃ into the Nuclear ramekin, and (with one of the flats bones already surgically removed) I pop that baby into the mouth in its entirety — and chew it about until I’m reminded that the last time I did this, I promised myself I should scale back in my scoville prowess.
However, this is only «Extra Hot» with Nuclear on the side, so… the second one noticeably gets a slight dunk (¹⁄₁₆^th of the wing length) with a little more generous dunk in the Blue Cheese. Yes, this means that I have «tainted» the Blue Cheese with trace amounts of Nuclear. I say «Trace» — but the discoloration is immediate…).
Generally, wings #3−6 are consumed sans Nuclear, at the end of which I rethink my ways and, inflammation on the lips subsiding, I conveniently forget the initial wing experience of 10 minutes prior — so I repeat the process of wing #1.
Here, I begin to do the following:
1. Remind my wife that she shares culpability, because «last time I did this, I said that I’d maybe not do this anymore — and… — I thought you’d help me remember that…» Meredith swiftly reminds me that I’m on my own.
2. wipe rivulets of sweat (perspiration would suggest something more civil) from all points of the forehead and occipital regions of the skull…
3. Rally for the finale — and take a couple more a la #1s until vision blurs, at which time I uncharacteristically wind down and suggest that a to-​go container is in order.
While I understand that commonly understood sadomasochism is «fringe behavior» — I present myself as a fairly «unfringe» kinda guy — one who certainly wouldn’t frequent (or, more likely, be invited to) S&M soirees about the town. This gastronomic S&M is different. It compels me.
Yes, it hurts — but, in the great balladier (Mellancamp’s) words, it does «Hurt So Good.»
Have I had hotter-​while-​flavorful wings? — I confess I have. Twice.
1. Dead Parrot Wings at the Lazy Flamingo (Sanibel, FL)
2. Death Wings at Buffalo Chips (Bonita Springs)
But those are for another story.
Oh — one last thing! — Service at Beef’s is always awesome! — Just like you see in the commercials!
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This place is a joke. I came in and ordered a Caesar salad and the brought out a plate with nothing but lettuce cores that would have been thrown out in a real restaurant. The floor manager then stated that sometimes this happens and that it was just luck of draw.

me and my family love beef-​o– brady’s i love the cheese sticks my fav but everything i have ever ate is awesome, i love the owner came out and asked questions and had a great convo…

Everything I have eaten has been delicious! I really like the Reuben sandwich! The staff is very nice and the owner Dennis comes out and greets every table. Well worth it to stop in any time and have a meal. For the sports fans there are several tv’s located around with something different on each one.

Later at night the service is slow if at all. After 9 30 no one there cares. Im out.

With barely anyone in the restaurant on a Sunday night the service was slow and forgetful, the food soggy and lukewarm, including stale nachos, so don’t expect us to patronize here again. Go to Village Inn a half mile West on Apalachee Pkwy for better food at better prices.

Excellent ribs. The half rack was huge! I asked if I could sub a tomato and cucumber salad for the fries and got a friendly «of course»! My date had a vegetarian bowl that looked like a dish on Iron Chef. The entire bill was twenty bucks! Huge menu and our server was very friendly and accommodating. 5 stars in my book.

Amanda is a wonderful server and made me feel very welcomed. Great food and cheap beer. Thanks for the hospitality.

Exactly what I expected!

My mother-​in-​law loved it. What more do I need to say?
Seriously, when you don’t know what else to eat, go here. They have a little bit of everything on their menu, including Coke Freestyle. Love the Cherry Vanilla Dr. Pepper and Mushroom Swiss Burger!

Awesome wings. Try the sweet jalapeño.