chicken wings

[Benal]

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I assume that's related to the Duff's in Buffalo

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Yeah, I'm pretty sure they're the same chain.

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I grew up in Buffalo

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I feel for ya bro.

[astroglide]

i enjoy 'competition eating' (e.g. the chernobyl wings at candlelight in scarsdale ny) for hot stuff in general, but to taste i prefer just hot.

for places to go, i appreciate CONSISTENCY much more than perfection. i would much rather get a solid B+ wing than one that is sometimes C+, sometimes A. there are a couple of places in st louis that fit that do it best, o.b. clark's and c.j. mugg's. culpepper's is rated the best wing in stl, but they're very hit or miss and i want to be able to enjoy the experience every time i go. if they're not crispy or sauced properly, it's so much more disappointing than something like an average burrito.

i'm not anti-franchise either, but i would suspect anyplace big enough to have a buffalo wild wings will have other, better restaurants for wings.

[Sponger15SB]

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I'm fairly certain i've never eaten 10 wings. My record is in the 6-7 range.

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[Tron]

Can any of the posters from CO tell me what that little shack of a place in Morrison is? Man, that place is GREAT.

[Jules22]

really really hot non breaded somewhere in the 40s also does anyone from california know a good wing spot?

[sfer]

Blondies on the Upper West Side. Good stuff. I know a guy who tried to get a weekend job there so he could swipe their secrets. They didn't hire him.

[whiskeytown]

there's a chinese place in Minneapolis that has the best mild Chicken Wings (not barbaque, but a spicy kind that rocks) - but I can't get their food at night cause they're Skyway in downtown and they close at 2pm.

I LOVE their wings.

RB