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Taste the wings at Wingstop if you haven’t yet!
It’s a newish chain, but it’s very good.
It is my personal favorite wing chain, and it beats Buffalo Wild Wings any day every day, and twice on Monday/Tuesday, cause it’s a 60c/wing day.
Pros
- Wings are not the biggest size, but much bigger than Buffalo Wild Wings. You almost never get a small wing.
- Wingstop wings are usually fried well and crispy, not as soggy as BWW.
- Fries are good enough, but not Five Guys good. Sometimes soggy. Much better than b-dubs though!
- Some people say the rubs are too salty, but I actually like them just the way they are. My favorites are Lemon Pepper and Louisiana. For a list of other rubs, see Best Wingstop Flavors and Sauces.
- If it’s not a 60-cent day, they can be pricy: $20 for 6 small boneless wings and 5 tenders and 2 sides of fries.
- If you order pickup, it’s (almost) always on time.
- The servers are masked.
Cons
- Fries are good enough, but not Five Guys good. Sometimes soggy. (Much better than b-dubs though!)
- Some people say the rubs are too salty, but I actually like them just the way they are. My favorites are Lemon Pepper and Louisiana. For a list of other rubs, see Best Wingstop Flavors and Sauces.
- If it’s not a 60-cent day, they can be pricy: $20 for 6 small boneless wings and 5 tenders and 2 sides of fries.
If all you ever had were wings from Dominos, Pizza Hut, or Papa Johns, you’ll be blown away.
PS. Their ranch dressing is superb!
