Best Wings

[swerb]

Recently had those dry dusted wings at the Boneyard. Didn't think I'd like em, love me my wing sauce. Loved em. A lot of kick, good taste, no mess.

[jb]

I miss the wings from here...


seriously, when Hoosters was open in the Flats we used to golf and have lunch down there every Monday. I became addicted to them.


Not that I complained about the scenery

Gotta be Alaska.

Woman has no rack, and Mr Ed would ask her, "what's with the long face?' Hair looks like a nun.

Lube 'lickers and BBQ like my man said up higher.

[Larvell Blanks]

I miss the wings from here...


seriously, when Hoosters was open in the Flats we used to golf and have lunch down there every Monday. I became addicted to them.


Not that I complained about the scenery

Gotta be Alaska.

Woman has no rack, and Mr Ed would ask her, "what's with the long face?' Hair looks like a nun.

Lube 'lickers and BBQ like my man said up higher.

I only had a choice of two pics when originally posting. The one posted and this....



Lickers, Arizona Ranch, and Golden Garlic for me

[OldDawg]

Call me a sissy if you want, but I just love the honey BBQ wings from Wing Warehouse on the corner of Graham Rd and Fishcreek Rd in Stow. Just got in and ate way too many!

[justmebd]

The best wings I ever had were from a place called Ezio's in Poland. This was back in the 90s. They gave you these great big, meaty wings. At least two bites, sometimes three. Their sauces were the greatest. The hot sauce actually had some real flavor to it, not just the standard spices.

Their barbecue sauce, however, was SO good, I rarely got the hot wings. They had this dark, smoky barbecue sauce that was absolutely to die for. I would order 25 wings on a regular basis and down every single one, no problem.

Then they got a new cook around 2002 and the moron changed all the sauces, went to less meatier wings, and now they're just average.

Now the place is called Pascarella's. The rest of the menu is still great, but I mourn how good the wings used to be.

[FUDU]

I miss the wings from here...


seriously, when Hoosters was open in the Flats we used to golf and have lunch down there every Monday. I became addicted to them.


Not that I complained about the scenery

Gotta be Alaska.

Woman has no rack, and Mr Ed would ask her, "what's with the long face?' Hair looks like a nun.

Maybe b/c the shirt reads Anchorage, Alaska.

[jb]

The best wings I ever had were from a place called Ezio's in Poland. This was back in the 90s. They gave you these great big, meaty wings. At least two bites, sometimes three. Their sauces were the greatest. The hot sauce actually had some real flavor to it, not just the standard spices.

Their barbecue sauce, however, was SO good, I rarely got the hot wings. They had this dark, smoky barbecue sauce that was absolutely to die for. I would order 25 wings on a regular basis and down every single one, no problem.

Then they got a new cook around 2002 and the moron changed all the sauces, went to less meatier wings, and now they're just average.

Now the place is called Pascarella's. The rest of the menu is still great, but I mourn how good the wings used to be.

Their round Pizza sucks. But I dig the calzones. Place is like Cheers tho. Serious characters in there.

[OldDawg]

Just ate at Louie's Bar and Grille in Akron for the second time. They have good burgers, but I absolutely love their wings. They have a bit of crispiness and are still saucy. Had wings as an appetizer, but shoulda cancelled the burger and just had wings.

Their website:
http://www.akronsbestburger.com/

[bookelly]

If anyone ever makes it to the Left Coast, try Ye Old Rustic Inn in LA. Hot or suicide and extra crispy. Monday night football they have a dozen wings and a pitcher for $15.

Grew up on Herb's wings in Rocky River. I remember them as amazing as a kid, but on my last trip back they were pretty low-grade.

I've done quite a bit of traveling across the US (musician) and I've got to say its very difficult to actually find wings that are hot. We're becoming a country of wussies. The Rustic's wings are mind-bleeding hot. Feels like you ran 10 miles in 30 minutes.

[Gashouse]

Rusty Barrel in Westlake
Grilled cajun bar b cue

[fundamentals]

Shorstop Drive Thru in Ashtabula has excellent wings. Their best sauce, in my opinion, is the spicy barbeque.

[jb]

Blue Wolf Tavern, Rt 224 in Boardman.

Cajun BBQ.

[peeker643]

Peeker, where in Madison do you get them from??????????

Rob, try Quigley's Outrigger Saloon on Hubbard just north of the village.

Excellent, excellent wings. The Saloon Spicy and the Garlic Parm are unreal. Don't touch anything else in there though. It's a GD dive but the cook takes pride in the wings.

[fundamentals]

Rob, try Quigley's Outrigger Saloon on Hubbard just north of the village.

Excellent, excellent wings. The Saloon Spicy and the Garlic Parm are unreal. Don't touch anything else in there though. It's a GD dive but the cook takes pride in the wings.

I will have to take the recommendation under advisement. Thank you sir.

p.s. Should I wear camo?