Wings-Pizza-N-Things

Been a few times very good food homemade ranch dressing lemon/​pepper wings to die for. Lunch buffet was decent but live music on weekends is what I’m hoping the new owners will start up again soon

Wings-​Pizza –N-​Things has potential. Their boneless wings were small, but had a great flavor (Buffalo and Hot Buffalo), and my husband had a burger that was pretty good also. My cheesesteak was kind of greasy though. I know, I know, a cheesesteak is supposed to be greasy. Eh, but this was REALLY greasy. The bar bad a good selection of beers, and they had lots of televisions, as well as the MLB ticket. However, most of the tv’s were off when we went in, the sound on the two that were on was turned off, and 80’s music was playing instead. I like 80’s tunes fine, but I kind of wanted to watch the Giants game. With a few tweaks, this could be a solid 4 star review.

FAST Review
3 out of 5*
Food ³⁄₅ —
Got the 12 piece chicken wings and wife got a personal size pepperoni pizza. The pizza was decent. Hot and cheesy. The wings… well they were not the best I’ve had. A bit greasy, and out of 12 wings, only one drumette! The drumettes are so much better than the wingettes! Meatier and easier to eat. I felt a bit cheated. Also, even though the wings were flavored (Parmesan garlic and teriyaki) they seemed kind of bland.
Ambiance ²⁄₅
Not a huge fan of the way this place is laid out. It’s spacious I suppose, with some bar up front and some booths and tables and TVs (that were on full blast, with an echo). But the décor leaves so much to be desired. They also started to play music at club level volume, so you could barely hear the person across from you. There is a stage up front, which you could karaōke from.
Service ³⁄₅
Service was decent, after a slow start getting us some drinks.
Total Impression ³⁄₅
It’s somewhere on the east side where you can get wings and pizza, and other things. Their name is very descriptive. At least they didn’t call themselves «The Best Wings-​Pizza-​N-​Things», because then I would have to call them liars.

In 3 words: Mediocre and overpriced. I should have known better coming into this place. Walking in you get the sneaking suspicion that the food is going to taste exactly like it winds up tasting. Checking out the menu, there’s really nothing all that exciting. Everything is somewhat ridiculously priced. Chili cheese fries were on their happy hour discounted menu but still cost 5 bucks. Thats not exorbitant, but thats the discounted price! who would pay 7 bucks for them normally? Especially since neither the chili nor the cheese sauce had any discernable flavor whatsoever.
I ordered a club sandwich which was nearly 10 bucks… as is every other sandwich and wrap on their menu. Thats just ridiculous considering what comes out: a sandwich of the same quality that you could make at home on the absolute cheapest of budgets. Cole slaw was not ready-​made when I ordered, so they brought out more french fries while I waited for the slaw. I should have told them to forget the slaw at this point, I mean there’s absolutely no way that if theyre making the slaw while Im sitting there that the flavors are going to meld. And when it arrived, thats exactly what it was, plus it was over-​peppered.
The service wasn’t terrible, albeit a bit sluggish. Nice people though. It was some sort of 80’s theme going on, so all the waitresses were dressed up. Music was pretty loud when I walked in, and about 10 minutes into service, one of the male staffers turned it up even higher. Somewhat obnoxious.
Doubt ill be coming back any time soon. Just way WAY too pricey for the quality of food involved. If I could get what I ate for under 10 bucks, Id probably be back fairly often, but at almost double that price, Ill pass.

Good News they are open again
Bad News They are Horribly worse
we sat down at 1:30 ordered about 1:40 got drinks and waited…
by 2:30 we had no explanation of why or anything waiting close to an hour for bar food is un heard of.
i was sad to see it go but now I’m sad that the new owners have tainted the name they Used to have sorry but you fail

This place has brand new ownership, and the changes are very evident. The food is now extremely delicious. Great variety of, well… wings, pizza, and things! The east side has nothing else like this. Finally, a little night-​life for the most dull part of town! After we ate our delicious jalepeno poppers, pizza, wings, sandwiches (we shared a bunch of great stuff) karaōke started. The set up was so professional, great sound, and numerous T.V. screens. The bartender made great drinks, and the place was just great overall. I will definitely be back, and recommend this to all of my friends.

Devil on my left shoulder: Give ‘em two stars. You have had better food. Did you see the hideous amount of nacho cheese on those carne asada fries? Gave me a stomach-​ache just looking at it. Also, where was the carne asada? I only saw about ten pieces. And the pizza… that crust was straight from the boxed crust section at the store. The sauce was bland and the toppings didn’t add to the flavor. If you give ‘em more than two stars I will make sure you get a stomach-​ache later.
Angel on my right shoulder: Don’t listen to him. He’s just cranky from the heat. You said yourself the carne asada itself was surprisingly good. And even though those fries were $ 9, they did you a favor. You don’t need to eat a pizza plate sized portion of cheese covered fries. Your pizza was hot, just the way you like it and the toppings were fresh. They are a locally owned business with really friendly service. They need your support. You have to give them four stars.
Voice booms from the sky: I’ll settle this — three stars.

Love hidden food joints!
Wings-​Pizza-​N-​Things is nestled in the Safeway grocery store complex hidden right behind Mc Donalds.
The exterior is pretty plain jane but clean.
The interior has several tables and booths with flat screen TV’s surrounding the space. My fiancé and I when there on a Saturday around 1pm and it wasn’t busy. It appears the restaurant has a welcoming for regulars. There is a small «game room» inside with a pool table and a few candy machines.
We ordered boneless wings, chipotle pepper flavour. The preparation was quite different… in a good way! The breading was very light almost having a panko texture and the sauce was cooked with the wings so you didn’t have the messy sauce all over.
For lunch I ordered an individual size pepperoni pizza. It was AMAZING, not greasy the crust was light, the pepperoni has a slight bite to it. My fiancé ordered a Philly cheese steak with french fries. It was HUGE! He said it was really good, I’ll take his word for it since I’m a pretty picky eater.
I noticed they serve deep fried oreos for dessert… mmmmmmmmm

Not the fanciest place, but it’s convenient if you live in SE Tucson. We tend to go on weekend evenings, and the place is surprisingly empty. My husband is a big fan of the wings, and I usually get a calzone– twice as much food as I could possibly eat in a sitting! The servers are nice, if a bit slow, and at least the place is relatively quiet. Overall, not too bad for a wing joint if you’re not looking for anything fancy.

Lemon Pepper wings are very good. The other wings flavors are good, but they have nailed it on the lemon pepper. Pizzas are decent. Place is clean and waitstaff are friendly enough and helpful.

The food is great. Fresh burgers, Hot pizza, and great atmosphere. Friendly staff cold beer!

Burger was really tasty.
It’s like a restaurant mixed with a dive bar. Service was alright. Simple Meal for me and my daughter came out to $ 20. Over priced in my opinion. Has a video arcade area… although the games really aren’t that great.

Horrible Service…
My wife and I went in on a Friday afternoon to catch a NCAA basketball game. The local team was playing and people were gathered to watch the game and have lunch. The store was moderately busy and four wait staff were counted. We sat for ten minutes before anyone greeted us or recognized our presence. I got our own menus. Another party came after us and sat in the booth next to us. The server seemed completely overwhelmed and lost. We observed his task prioritization and the smallest thing would distract him from his routine.
After some time the waiter approached and told us that he would be back to get drink orders.
When he did return he was distracted a couple more times. By now I had gone to the bar to order. I observed as the waiter went to the other party first to take an order.
At the bar the waitress was busy at the computer entering an order. After giving her a minute I asked (as another waiter walked by) if there was anyone who could take my order. The waiter walking by stated in a brusk voice that they were getting to people as best they could.
I stated that we were out of here and that waiter stated «fine have a good day».
The staff did not seem trained to be able to handle more than light business.
Needless to say we won’t be back…

Great burgers made from meat locally ground at Dickman’s on a bakery style toasted bun. Fresh potato french fries. When is the last time you had those? Sports bar ambience, lots of strip center parking. Its a Famous Sam’s like place with better food.

W P n Th has good pizza and wings and a comfortable, clean place to eat pizza and wings other those other things on the east side of Tucson.
Being from Buffalo we know wings and like to think we know pizza.
We are not into the NYC thin crust nor the Chicago deep dish. Somewhere in between with a not too thick not too thin crispy crust, a tangy sauce and pepperoni like Margherita’s brand which we saw in one of the Tucson supermarkets. And of course great additional items when we so desire.
We loved the dough at W P n Th choosing the tossed version so the outer crust was plump around the pie’s edge. Delicious and full of flavor. We loved it! It is a winner.
We went basic cheese and pepperoni and it came loaded with the pepperoni which had good flavor.
Buffalonians eat pizza and wings in combo, rarely just pizza or just wings, another reason we tried this Tucson grill.
So the wings.
The W P n Th have juicy plump deep fried wings — very good (They might be pre-​baked and then fried for a short time, not sure but they are good and were deep fried somewhere in the process). They come with several flavors and blue cheese or ranch dip. Also carrot/​celery sticks — a very Buffalo thing to do. We don’t always notice that around Tucson and we hope more places will start to offer it.
Regarding wing heat: If you want standard Buffalo medium get their first step: Original (hot). Their step 2, (hotter), had too much heat for us. They even have their third step, (hottest) and then the rest, BBQ, etc.
Where Buffalo has four steps — mild, medium hot (our choice), very hot and death hot and then the rest like bbq, this place has a medium hot, a very, very hot and God knows what hot. If you are still with me go Original to preserve your stomach and beyond if you love the challenge.
We talked to our great waitress and our wings were changed to original, thank you very much!
Are the wings true Buffalo wings? Not quite as they had a thicker sauce. We like eat them juicy on the inside and crispy dry on the outside with a lighter coating of sauce.
But these were very good and meaty and we would have them again.
Buffalo pizza has a more tangy sauce.
But W P n Th has its own great flavored pie and we would love it again.
Price wise for take out we would buy the 12 inch pizza next time with our usual 10 wings to cut on cost. Usually we budget about $ 17(with tx) and in Tucson it would be closer to $ 20.50. Eating in with two soft drinks and the 14 inch pie we paid just over $ 28 which was steep for us.
They do have a bar so beer available. Not sure if it is a full bar.
Still we will definitely return because the product is good and we can budget to make it happen.
We had a great time at Wings. Pizza, ‘n’ Things.

Nice atmosphere with the dark wood thing going on and such. This is probably a great place in the evening hours to get your party or game-​watching on. Tried a burger and onion rings, both good and solid, although when I asked for a little dipping mustard for the rings I was told that it only comes in packets, so the waitress just brought me a bunch of them. Hmmm… that’s kind of bowling alley snack bar-​ish. Other than that, I’d recommend the place.

Love the local location. Wife and kids loved the chicken fingers. I had the portabello mushroom sandwich with feta which was a bit greasy but in a good diner way and very tasty. My side salad was a bit strange. It was served in a huge bowl and had a lot of carrots in it. It tasted fine but again just a bit strange in presentation. The kids enjoyed the deep fried apple and cherry pies. Very friendly locally owned staff. New and clean. We enjoyed ourselves and watched a couple of games. I look forward to trying the pizza.