Wicked Wing

Terrible. Wings were awful & had clearly been sitting in the kitchen for too long. Not only did they look & taste like they had been waiting to get our table we started to realize it was taking way too long to get our food.
Blech!

After driving past this place during construction and alas the grand opening, I was eager to try Wicked Wings Co. My husband and I ordered the wicked fries, fried mac and cheese balls and wings. (Maple bacon, Jamaican jerk, mesquite, wicked special). The Wicked Fries (fries smothered in Alfredo sauce and bacon) were amazing! So so so good– you will be doing yourself and injustice if you go here and do not get them. The fried macaroni was good. They are small (bite size), so I was disappointed as I was expecting them to be bigger. They come about 6/​$ 6 and the buffalo sauce comes with is yum if you’re okay with spicy! Now let’s move onto the wings. I got 3 dry rubs, Jamaican jerk, Mesquite and the Wicked Specials. They all tasted the same and were very dry. Not sure if this had to do with them being dry rubs (?) but they were «okay.» And the star of the show was the Maple BBQ bacon wing. It was soooo good if you love bbq and bacon (duh!) GET THIS WING. I will definitely go to Wiled Wings again, but next time I will NOT get the dry rubs! The sauces wings seem like the way to go!

Great food and very spicy not for the faint of heart. However my family and I were seated next to the back door, it was freezing and I had to wear my coat the entire time here.

This is strictly based on the amount of flies I observed in the restaurant. This is winter, so I’m not sure where all the flies came from and why they were in such close proximity to food. In addition, the chicken was a bit cold and it came out about two minutes after ordering which makes me thinks it sits around for a bit and they just throw whatever sauce you want on it.

Went here a week ago with a buddy of mine. Nice set up and look to the restaurant, along with cute waitresses. The Bourbon Maple Bacon bone-​in wings were possibly the best wings i’ve ever had! The Cilantro Lime were possibly the worst! I tried one of my buddy’s Honey BBQ and they were very good. The macaroni salad was different, but pretty good. Would definately return to catch a game and order some wings.

Had high hopes for this place but was very disappointed. Had the wings with parmesan pesto and a side of tater tots. Flavor was good but the wings weren’t much better than any frozen brand. The fresh ones i get at Market Basket are much better. The tots were quite good with the addition of crumbled bacon. I feel if you name the place Wicked Wings they better be the best darn wings around but unfortunately fell short.

I went on Sunday evening when the Pats were playing. The restaurant was full but it wasn’t packed either. To begin with, the hostess was giving me attitude when I told her I wanted a different table so she had the waitress tell me I could move to the booth table. Which I don’t understand what the issue to begin with was because there were about 4 tables open in the room we were sitting in.
The table we sat in was sticky. We ordered sprites (which another server had placed in for us) — the sprites were watered down. A bad start to this meal. We ordered a Margherita pizza and 18 bone in wings to share between 2. The flavors we got were Sirarcha, chipotle honey bbq and maple bacon bourbon bbq.
Pizza sucked. Wings were delicious. (the wings are the reason why they’re getting 3 stars.)
Overall service was mediocre– I don’t ask much from servers but this service was ridiculous. From the hostess to the three different servers who attended to my table whom in which weren’t treating me with the same respect they were treating the other tables they were serving.

Overall good experience for beer and wings. Much better then Buffalo wild wings (which we absolutely hate.) Wings were a very good size we got the boneless.
The wicked Buffalo (the one star) was a little spicy for my taste a lot of black pepper in the recipe.
The only negative comment that I would make is the draft beer came out a little too warm for my liking… Honestly for the coldest beer on tap go to the 99, always!

Delicious!!! Plain delicious! I loved the fries, onion rings and the tenders! Drooling thinking of how awesome these tenders were! I recommend the pesto Parmesan… Trust me I’m a buffalo chicken freak, it’s in my weekly diet and I can’t wait to come here again! :))

Awesome wings, beer and atmosphere. Parking lot is a little, or a lot, tight but it’s a great place.

I went to Wicked Wing’s a few weeks ago with my boyfriend and son based on a recommendation from a friend. I LOVE chicken wings and was very excited to try a new place in town. The ambiance of the place is cute and cozy, it reminded me of a cabin in the mountains. The wings were good and crispy, we had the maple bacon and mango habanero. But service from start to finish was VERY slow. Our drinks took a while to get and although our server messed up our order twice, she gave no apology at all. Being in the industry I understand that a new place takes a few months to really get going, but at least say sorry when you mess up an order. An apology goes a long way…

Mango Habanero is my absolute favorite. The spiciest flavor is definitely Ghost Pepper Buffalo. This place has friendly staff and AWESOME food.

Best wings in the city! We sat at the bar and it was cozy! Place is small so waits for a table where a little too long! Will deffinitly go back!

I was surprised to see this place had a 3.5 star rating. I disagree. I think it deserves the 5 :) great new place to grab a drink and an app. Clean and cozy.

Went last night with two other people. The wings were delicious and the side of wicked fries with Alfredo sauce and bacon was awesome. The atmosphere was quite loud and it was extremely difficult to hear my boyfriend who was sitting right next to me.
The service was prompt and friendly. We went on a Thursday night so it was moderately busy, but we got seated and served in a very timely manner. Would I go back? Probably. I wish they had takeout though because I would definitely order wings to go.

Went a little after 5 on a Wednesday. We were waiting for a friend to maybe join us so while we got seated right away and the staff checked at reasonable intervals and were very friendly about us waiting to order.
We got an appetizer of fried mac ‘n’ cheese that was a little light on the cheese for my liking. I ordered the 12 bone in wings with half wicked buffalo and half evil buffalo. Now I’m pretty reasonable when it comes to buffalo sauce but I wasn’t in the market for anything too hot. Their heat scale goes from 0 to 4, the two I selected were 1 and 2. The 1 was perfect for what I was looking for and the 2 was a little too spicy for what I was feeling that day. I can’t imagine what 4 would be like because I was tearing up a little from the 2.
The two I was with enjoyed their boneless wings. I also ordered their fries which were very heavily seasoned which while I didn’t love were certainly something some would enjoy.
Normally I’d give them a ³⁄₅ but I enjoyed the place and will be going back, and I feel the aspects of the food I didn’t enjoy were due to my choices. I intend to try the tater tots with 6&6 bone in wings again, wicked buffalo and one of the non-​buffalo sauces most likely.

Went here yesterday. Awesome wings! The ghost pepper wings have a great slow heat that isn’t completely overwhelming. The wicked fries, topped with Alfredo sauce and bacon, are lick the plate good. Also tried the mango habanero wings which had a good sweet and spicy flavor.
Only three stars because the service was a bit slow and generally inattentive. Also the seating area wasn’t clean. We were one of the first customers of the day and we had to ask for our booth to be wiped down before we sat. Something had been spilled on the seat the night before and never cleaned. The floor was also very slippery like it hadn’t been cleaned properly. Each new table would look around puzzled as they slid their feet around on the floor.
All said and done, I will return for the incredible wing flavors.

Wish I could leave a review on the food, but we never got seated. Went on a Friday night so I knew it’d be busy, but still. We put our names in & was told it’d be 45 minutes. An hour & a half later, we asked when we would be seated, the hostess said «honestly I don’t know how much longer it will be. I can’t give you a definite time». We ended up leaving, because I wasn’t waiting 2 hours just to be seated and another hour for my food.
It seems like a nice place and I definitely want to go back (maybe lunchtime on a Wednesday??) I know they are new, but it might help to get a little bit more organized or else you will have a lot of unhappy customers (or would be customers.)

Tried the new wicked wings on W. Boylston St. last night for the first time boy we weren’t disappointed. I got the bone in wings half with hoison teriyaki sauce The others with the mild buffalo. They were cooked to perfection, juicy with a lot of meat. The sauces were excellent. Make sure you get the tater tots while are there. Nice rustic atmosphere and great service. This place is a winner all around. We will be back often.

This place was really solid. We went on Day 2 expecting to view the kinks being worked out (but excited to try it) and I was really impressed.
Great service (even on the second day). They use NoWait (app) so you get alerts when you’re spot is ready and you can check your place in line. I think they eventually plan to use it to reserve, but it’s not activated yet (surely due to the insanity that is opening weekend).
Very nicely renovated – I went to the location when it was Snows just before it closed. The place was trashed – broken booths, creepy looking bathrooms, dingy from deferred maintenance, etc. They’ve completely renovated with a great, clean look – polished concrete, reclaimed wood, neutral tones. Clean and crisp looking. We actually had heard they were open several weeks before and tried to go – ended up chatting with one of the owners there working on the Reno who told us they were almost ready. The owners did much of the work themselves – I find their dedication to getting this place open and looking great really commendable.
The menu was great – honestly, there wasn’t a thing on it I’d be unhappy with if someone picked for me. We had 18 wings with a combo of sauces (maple bourbon bacon, siracha, and habanero buffalo). All were good and would likely be considered hot by most standards – we will try ghost chili buffalo next time. The appetizers, though – whoa. We got the Wicked Tots with cheese sauce and bacon (what?!) and our friends had the fries with alfredo sauce and bacon. And fried pickles, because who turns them down? All were tremendous.
The drinks – Switchback on tap makes me a happy girl – that stuff is HARD to find in this area! Be Hoppy, as well. Did not order from cocktail menu, but it sounded great.
We brought our kiddo as did our friends (both 5, well behaved in restaurants) and the staff was friendly with them. Would love to see a kids menu in the future. They happily split a pizza, but some other options for food and drinks would be a great addition. I’m not the kind of parent that brings my kid to a date night restaurant, but this type of casual fare is a perfect spot to make family friendly with just a few tweaks, IMO. The pizza was the only thing I wasn’t enamored with. It was still good, but the sauce recipe could use some tweaking – it was bland. Also the three giant slices were a bit odd given that I would imagine they are often shared.
Overall, an excellent experience and will definitely be visiting again. This spot had been notoriously hard on restaurants, but I think they’ve set themselves up for success.