Wingstop

Good wings are hard to find in Tucson but these were actually good. They were big, cooked through and relatively crispy. They have all kinds of sauces to accommodate different tastes, the few we got were all flavorful. They have blue cheese, and it’s good blue cheese too.

I always have to add my own sauce when I get home :(. So I won’t go anymore, I’d prefer pizza huts wing street over wing stop. Also, the employees really seem like they hate their job so I’d prefer to go somewhere where I feel welcome. I give them two stars because I mean the place looked nice.

The wings are always warm and fresh. If you call in to pick up your food, I recommend you order your fries when you get there to get the freshest quality possible at pick up. A lot of the time they have food ready before the time they give you when you call, so come a little earlier and your food will be warmer. The chicken is a bit pricey (around a dollar per wing) but is not a big deal when purchased occasionally.

Monday and Tuesday boneless special is 60 cents per wing. Prices are good, place is very clean. Wings are also a good size. Not too many sauces to choose from, but the ones they have are very good. The fries are seasoned very well and worth getting. They usually say it takes 18 minutes to make your order… which seems a little long but worth the wait. Call ahead if you are in a rush.

My husband and I used to eat here before we had kids about 3 years ago because we like the wings (thus the one star). We just went back with our small children and I remembered why we stopped going in the first place. It took 30 minutes to get our food (so long that my 3 year old and I went to Safeway to pick up some groceries, came back, and found my husband still waiting for the food). When it finally came out, the employee said our baked beans weren’t ready because they had been frozen and were taking a long time to heat up. When we were done eating, I went to ask about the beans, and they handed me the cup. I took a bite, and they were cold. So, we gave them back and soon after were given warmer beans, with a very casual apology. Definitely no credits or refunds. Also, there was no soap in the women’s bathroom. I mentioned it to an employee, but they were so busy figuring out how to warm up frozen beans that nobody ever brought any soap out.
The food definitely isn’t worth braving the horrible service!

I was with my 19 year old son helping him move to the U of A. After a lot of shopping we were starving. We love wings. They are usually the center of our father son dates. I like the way the menu is set up. We had 30 wings. 3 flavors and 3 dips with fries. Very tasty. The dips were vere good. Our favorite was the BBQ. The service was efficient. They have a cool pop machine. My son said he will go back for sure. I will too when I go down to see him.

The wings are incredible again — super crispy, great flavor (especially the Parmesan!), and the dressings taste homemade though it’s lame you have to pay for dressing.

Also known as the Grand Rd Wingstop (2106 W Grant Road, according to the Wingstop website), this is the worst Wingstop I’ve ever visited. I’d recommend driving to any of the other locations if you’re craving wings.
I went in just after 9:30 PM, but from the looks of things, the store seemed to be getting ready to close (not the case; according to the sign and every other Wingstop, they don’t close until Midnight). The two employees, a male and female, were not so much rude as completely lackluster (did they hate their job or what?).
I made my order, 35 boneless wings in flavors of Teriyaki and Garlic Parmesan, and sat down to wait. I waited almost 20 minutes, during which time a woman picked up her to-​go order and another couple ordered and took their order (yes, ordered AFTER me but got their order BEFORE me). Perhaps it was the depressing atmosphere, but it seemed like I’d never waited this long for my order (size independent) at any other Wingstop before.
When I received my order, there were no apologies (in fact no words exchanged at all), but there was this pervasive feeling that the act of my ordering was pulling the employees from something far more important (like what? taking my order?!).
Worst of all were the wings themselves: flavorless, cardboard nuggets with the barest hint of sauce/​flavoring. The Teriyaki wings had only splotches of sauce, mostly dry wing; the Garlic Parmesan had the barest dusting of cheese on it’s overcooked hide. If I didn’t know better, I’d say the wings were from a batch made yesterday.
Where was the freshly made, steaming mouthful of crispy sauciness that I’d come to expect from Wingstop? Definitely not at this location.
According to google, this location is closed. From what I can tell, we’d all be better off if it were.

Tomorrow I start a «healthier lifestyle», today I ate all my favorites. I wasted calories and time at Wingstop, 20 minutes to be exact, for wings that were sauced well, but were complete mush! The woman apologized for the wait and offered me a credit, but I knew I wouldn’t be returning once I began my «healthier lifestyle». I give them credit for realizing it was taking forever, but I’m bummed that I spent money on wings that were pretty lame. Boo!
Know Before You Go: Taking forever seems to be common.

Hands down the best wings in Tucson. I cannot speak for other Wing Stop locations but this Wing Stop on Silverbell has amazing wings for a fair price.
There are many flavors to choose from which can be mixed and matched for your liking. I use to order wings for football games and my only suggestion is that if you are ordering take out, call in advance because the wings do take a while to make. I’m sure this is a good thing though because at least you know you are getting fresh well prepared wings.

They offer bone in and bone out chicken wings as well as sides. The restaurant is on the smaller side, the ordering area up front and a long hall on the side for seating. You order and pay up front, then sit and wait, then go up and get your food when your name is called.
For 14.99 we get 15 wings, a side of fries, and 2 sodas.
The guys that work here are nice and seem to enjoy their jobs. Either that or they are insanely bored with their jobs and just pretending to be nice and thoughtful to pass the time. Regardless, it’s refreshing to have nice people in the fast food industry.
The chicken wings are not crispy by nature but can be requested. The fries have a lot of salt/​seasoning added to them. The vegetables are amazing. For 69 cents you get freshly cut carrots and celery. They actually taste good. Makes you want to eat your veggies.
This place does not replace my favorite wing joint, but it comes close.