Wingstop

These are almost the best wings in town. I won’t rate or review against any other company out of respect because this place is fantastic. My family and I love to order Firewings for pick ups when all our family is home for dinner and we don’t feel like cooking. The flavors are incredible. The service is perfect. I have never had an issue in my several times ordering pickup there. I recommend their Hawaiian rolls, as well as their fries. They have some of the best fries in town. I prefer Bone in wings and flavor recommendations I can give would be Jamaican Jerk, Buffalo Stampede, Louisiana Rub and the regular Buffalo flavors are all very good.

We tried the spicy peanut butter, mango habanero and either Sriracha or Siagon. We asked for Siagon, but I noticed the receipt said Sriracha after we ate. 🤷🏼‍♀️ Regardless, they were all good. Spicy peanut butter was our favorite. We ordered all our wings "naked" (without breading) because my daughter has a wheat/gluten sensitivity (not allergy.) I did not miss the breading would make them better. The skin was nice and crisp because of the frying and chicken was still juicy. In my opinion, Fire Wings is far superior to Wing Stop. Bonus- They have wet naps to cleanse your hands with after eating.

The best wings in the area! We got salt n pepper (super crunchy and delicious), cali rub tasted like something off the grill (great!), lemon pepper is always amazing, Korean kick was too saucy for me but I only like dry rubs, my son loved the Korean kick! Seasoned fries were crisp and a good size came with the combo! Nashville chicken sandwich was huge and tasted great! Will be back to try more

Right off Highway 80, directly next to MOD Pizza and in the same plaza as Jimboys and Panda Express. Food was good! Ordered 20 bone-in wings with 3 different flavors, which came about to about 22$ after tax. I preferred the Original Ones that were sauced up compared to the Dry Rubs. The wings came with enough sauce so that you did not even need the dips. They may come in handy if you get the fries, vegetables, or Dry rub wings. Nonetheless, I tried both the Bleu Cheese and Honey Mustard dip and both were good. The name of the place is Fire wings, so I ended up getting the Fire Wings. This was advertised as their hottest option (3 flames on the menu). In fact, they are not all that hot and provide a light, pleasant burning sensation but nothing major at all. Not something that would make you grab for a glass of milk. Bring your own hot sauce if you need an extra kick! The have 2 specials that I noticed: 1. A reverse happy hour, so beers on tap are 50% off from 7:30pm to close everyday. They had nice varieties of beers on tap as well, such as 505 or Elysium. 2. A deal on boneless wings every night of the week, 60 or 70cents a piece from 7:30 to closing.