Had some 40 cent wings last night that were quite awesome, but I miss the days of the 10 cent wing night. Where and what are the best wing deals you find in your area. Around here(new philly) the best deal is 35 cents...not impressive at all.

I dunno about best deals but my favorite is Quaker Steak on Tuesday nights. All you can eat and they bring 5 of whatever sauce you want at a time.

wes_mantooth;544177 wrote:Had some 40 cent wings last night that were quite awesome, but I miss the days of the 10 cent wing night. Where and what are the best wing deals you find in your area. Around here(new philly) the best deal is 35 cents...not impressive at all.

It was only a few years ago around here that we could go for 10 cent wings every night of the week... ahh the good old days... lol. I have not been going out anywhere the last few years for wings, so I can not help you out... sorry. I know they are all pretty good at the Brewhouse, Airport, Hog Heaven, Treva's... to name a few.

Son Of Cat Food brings home a dozen or so home from the restaurant where he works about four nights a week. Can't beat free!

Quaker Steak is a pretty good deal

No snow we go!;544190 wrote:It was only a few years ago around here that we could go for 10 cent wings every night of the week... ahh the good old days... lol. I have not been going out anywhere the last few years for wings, so I can not help you out... sorry. I know they are all pretty good at the Brewhouse, Airport, Hog Heaven, Treva's... to name a few.

Hog Heaven is where I got mine last night...and yeah they are good. They also have half rack of ribs for 6 bucks on Tuesdays...

Wednesday at Hooters is 5.99 for 10 wings + fries.
Winghouse has .99 beer daily 4-7.

Before the "wing craze" really hit, they were considered friggin' scrap. You could get them for less, way less than a buck a pound. Now...fugged aboutit.

Local joint around here is 30 bucks for 4 doz. Damn good and meaty, but too high to be considered for regular consumption.

ytownfootball;544205 wrote:Before the "wing craze" really hit, they were considered friggin' scrap. You could get them for less, way less than a buck a pound. Now...fugged aboutit.

Local joint around here is 30 bucks for 4 doz. Damn good and meaty, but too high to be considered for regular consumption.

It is funny that you mention "scrap". My grandma always says that she used to always throw away the wings back in "the day". She said they ate everything but the wings...lol. I have to listen to that story everytime I mention that I am going out for wings.

wes_mantooth;544210 wrote:It is funny that you mention "scrap". My grandma always says that she used to always throw away the wings back in "the day". She said they ate everything but the wings...lol. I have to listen to that story everytime I mention that I am going out for wings.

LOL... I went to Kent State before the wing craze... A guy in the dorm from Buffalo asked if we ever had wings. We said " what kind of wings?" You know Buffalo wings... chicken wings with hot sauce and blue cheese. I said ... Where I come from we throw those away! LOL I had a little deep fryer in the room and we started cooking them regualrly. We would go to value King and buy a pack with 16 wings... cut them in half to make 32. I Ate 64 one night watching an OSU basketball game... lol... I was not right for days!! Nobody had wings on the menu in Ohio at that time. Good times.

Yea, the demand for wings have made them much more expensive than they should be. I saw where BW3's had "Boneless Wing Night" and they were 60 cents a piece, which is ridiculous. A local joint has 35 cent wing night, but I'd rather pay full price @ Roosters for a much better wing.

Tailgator's, Alliance Ohio.

Best wings in the area.