Wing Stop vs Buffalo Wild Wings: Who Betta?

Who Betta?

  • Wing Stop

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  • Buffalo Wild Wings

    Votes: 3 100.0%

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Which of these wing places is better judging on not only the sauces but the chicken wing quality and overall taste? I have never been to either.

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I haven't been to Wing Stop, but I have been to BWW. BWW's are good. I have been to Wings Over; BWW's are better.

I agree with tvstrip: in both Upstate NY and Metro Boston, I know of better local wing places than BWW.
 
I haven't been to Wing Stop, but I have been to BWW. BWW's are good. I have been to Wings Over; BWW's are better.

I agree with tvstrip: in both Upstate NY and Metro Boston, I know of better local wing places than BWW.
If you're in Upstate NY, you have to swing by Buffalo. As the namesake of the dish, you pretty much can't go wrong with any wing joint in the city.
 
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xfire

New Twitter/X @cxffreeman
I buy the Tyson wings out of the freezer section and cook them until they're crisp, more meat and you can supplement the sauce with whatever you want. 'Course that's not the same convenience as ordering, I've had both and would have to go with BWW's by a cunt hair.
 
I buy the Tyson wings out of the freezer section and cook them until they're crisp, more meat and you can supplement the sauce with whatever you want. 'Course that's not the same convenience as ordering, I've had both and would have to go with BWW's by a cunt hair.
I recently got an air fryer. Do you know if they work well with frozen wings?
 

xfire

New Twitter/X @cxffreeman
I recently got an air fryer. Do you know if they work well with frozen wings?

Air fryer is a preferred option, leave them buggers in there for about ten minutes, 12 if you like 'em extra crispy.
 

Mr. Daystar

In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
I had wing stop twice, once was pretty damn good, the other was not. I haven't been to bw3, since they were everywhere, and named bw3 (buffalo wild wings & weck). I think "weck" was a bread they used to make their sandwiches on. I loved their wings and the cottage fries they served with melted cheese, but they closed up shop in my area, and the nearest new version, which I have never had, is a little far to drive, considering I have a quaker steak & lube 10 min. from my house. They have pretty damn good wings to, and good burgers, and good loaded fries. So that's my go to for wings, unless I'm out and about with friends and it seems that's the best choice in a bar. If you wanna try something good at home, get some boneless chicken breasts, fillet them so they're thin. Pour some oil in a pan, then a bunch of franks red hot wing sauce, then brake out the chili powder, and paprika, coat both sides of the chicken, fry it in the pan. If you want, you can melt cheese on the chicken. Toast a couple of Kaiser rolls, and put on, what you like. I use blue cheese or ranch. I've never tried, but I would suppose if you used red pepper on the chicken, in addition to the chili powder and paprika, you would take it up a notch.
 

FreeOnes_Adam

FO Admin - 19 Cents of Magical Cock (her/shey)
Staff member
Haven't been to either. Almost went to Hooters once. Didn't make it.
 

FreeOnes_Adam

FO Admin - 19 Cents of Magical Cock (her/shey)
Staff member
Adam: unless you're going for the .. scenery, avoid Hooters. Food is awful and over priced..
I never knew exactly what it was. Someone said its a family place. I got invited to go there on a date! Didn't end up going, but I am curious. I don't expect anything to actually taste good.
 
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