Great tasting and super juicy chicken! Everything we had was spot on. Service was quick and…read morefriendly, we'll be back for sure.

The BEST fried chicken and potato wedges in town!! Nice side of hot sauce hits the spot. Pantry…read moreFried Chicken has moved to the old Beef Burger on Gate Coty Boulevard. Fast and friendly service. Plenty of bright indoor seating. Order ahead on their app.

While scrolling Facebook, I saw a their ad for 25 wings for $25. I was at a church event and…read moredecided to get some wings for dinner for my boys and I. I placed order online at 8:17pm. I got lemon pepper and garlic parm. I wish I could pick more flavors but it only allowed me to pick 2. I also got garlic parm fries that was $5. After placing tbe order, it said it would ready in 62 minutes... WOW! If I had known that, I wouldn't have placed the order, honestly. The event was ending and I was 15 minutes away from the location. I arrived around 8:45pm. It was a little confusing at first once I arrived. It is located inside a city kitchen. Inside, there is a kiosk where you must check in to let restaurant know you're there. They have all the various establishments listed. You can also order on the kiosk if you haven't already. There were about 3 parties already there waiting. There are limited seating inside. At 8:55pm, a lady said that some orders were coming in 8 minutes. My name wasn't on that list, unfortunately. She had previously brought out orders for other people. If ordering online, I feel like they need to make it so people can see how long the wait is for food PRIOR to ordering. Since I had already paid online, I had no choice but to wait and my taste buds were for the food I ordered. Plus, I was very hungry and getting hangry while waiting. At , 9:16pm, I asked for an update for my food. I was told they were working on it and it would be a couple more minutes. I FINALLY got my order at 9:23pm. I then had to drive 15 minutes home. I did eat a couple fries on the way home because I was so hungry. They were decent. They did have a crunch to them though. The wings were dissatisfying, honesty. For me, this was not worth the wait. My wings weren't crispy at all and were dark in hue. I did enjoy the lemon pepper wings more than the garlic Parmesan. The lemon pepper had more crisp but didn't have sufficient seasoning, for me. The garlic Parm flavor wasn't bold and didn't pop or stand out as it should. I love garlic and these two flavors (garlic Parm and lemon pepper) are my go to flavors for wings. I really had high hopes and expectations, especially from all the positive reviews and pictures that I saw but they just didn't meet that this time. I've had way better wings. They were hot but I'm unsure if they were fresh. The size of the wings were a plus! I was on the phone with a friend eating and discussing my experience/dissatisfaction and they suggested that it may have just been an off night because they were busy... My take on that is perfection and always getting it right is not possible. However, I would rather have waited 10-15 minutes longer to get food that was up to their standards and not rushed, than to have waited a long time for a subpar product. For me, what makes it worse is that I've been craving wings! I'm being mindful on my calorie and food intake, so me using a "cheat day" to get what I want and be dissatisfied, is so saddening. I don't know if I'll be giving them another shot. First impressions are everything.

First time trying this place. The set up is a little unconventional but listen to me..... The best…read morewings I've tasted in these streets and the flavor and temperature lasted the 22 minute car ride home. I only stopped eating because I was full. The sweet potato fries even made a great first impression once they home as well. You have to place your order online. This is not a dine in establishment, however, the chicken wings are phenomenal!!!!! Not too bulky. Flavor was phenomenal! Can't wait to try more flavors!!!

Hole 19 is cool. Their menu seems simple enough, and plenty of beer options too. The highlight of…read moretheir draft lineup was definitely the Mango Cart. I also happened to be there for Music Bingo night, which was fun! As for the food, it was a bit of a mixed bag. The fries were great actually. Very crispy, well-seasoned, and exactly what you want with fries. Sadly, the chicken tenders, were a tad overdone and a little on the dry side. Their breading was good though. That being said, the vibes, the beer selection, and the entertainment are top-notch. I'll definitely be back for another round of Mango Cart since I know they serve it well!

This is one I'm especially upset about. We've been here numerous times in the past and had a great…read moreexperience with quality food. On this weekday during happy hour, we had a bad experience unfortunately. Our server was amazing though! Giving her props for her friendly demeanor and great service. Drinks were also cold and refreshing. Where it turned sour: our Chef's Special appetizer plate. The mozzarella sticks were hollow. Not just thin, but completely hollow with no cheese, just an outer shell. The "beef" empanadas had no beef inside. Again, mainly hollow with only a little cheese inside. Overcooked and almost impossible to chew. They were also out of some pickled items that were supposed to be on the plate, and they substituted some old strawberries, which definitely did not complement anything on this plate. We were here for a full meal, but we stopped here and did not order our main courses. ***MOST IMPORTANTLY*** Some employees were engaging in activities inside the establishment, which are not conducive to a restaurant in any capacity. A call will be made to management and/or the owner(s). We're highly hopeful this is a one-off experience and these issues will be rectified going forward. We love this place. We've had amazing food and evenings out with friends and family here. We want to be back, and I would love to update this review in the near future.

We were on the way to Raleigh and decided to grab some dinner in the Greensboro area; Bon-Bon came…read moreup and we liked the neighborhood feel the Yelp posting presented. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a friendly hostess and asked to wait for a minute so that they could make sure the waiters were ready. A couple of minutes later we were seated in a comfortable booth. The restaurant is a sports bar and bar that is a "dive" in the best sense of the word. The air conditioning was running and was refreshing for a summer night. Our waitress was friendly and attentive. We ordered sweet tea and it was awesome. Refills were served in a pitcher which is old school and I loved it! We ordered SW egg rolls, potato skins, in bone naked chicken wings and potato soup. The soup was very good. The egg rolls were some of the best we've had- the ingredients were fresh and the wrapping made the egg roll delicious. The potato skins were really well done and scrumptious. My son loved the wings. The portions were large and we lacked for nothing. Overall, it was a very nice dinner in a new place. Thanks Bon-Bon!!

Pro: Decently priced menu, friendly and fast service, convenient location w/ ample parking…read more Con: Everything lacked seasoning even with added sauce, basic, greasy fish Absolutely fine with not visiting again

This might be the best bar food overall in Greensboro. Great draft list, always has a daily…read morespecial, outdoor seating, friendly bartenders. Definitely neighborhood/college area vibes but the customers are all ages. Feels very much like an old pub. We had the chicken tenders with tater tots, the Cuban sandwich, and a cheeseburger. They're literally my favorite chicken tenders in Greensboro. Something about the flavor, unique crunch texture, and the addicting honey mustard. My Cuban was also exceptional and my son loved his burger.

This is a location that has been on my bookmarks for a long time, but I'm honestly not sure why I…read morehaven't been there sooner. On a Saturday afternoon, I was in Greensboro and in the mood for some good pretzels and a draft beer, and this hit the spot. Old Town Draught House has a very old bar ambience, without feeling worn out and dated. I love the old dark wood throughout the building. They have a pretty broad draft beer menu, along with normal bar offerings. I was happy to see multiple sour beers on the list, because that's exactly what I was in the mood for. There's no table service, and it is seat yourself, but the bartenders were very attentive, and it was never difficult to place an order at the bar. We ordered a few beers and decided to get deviled eggs and the pretzels as appetizers to share. Food came out very quickly. The pretzels were pretty good, but I've had better elsewhere. Rather than being crispy, they were soft and a bit soggy, but the flavor was great. The beer cheese was on point, although I would've preferred a spicy brown mustard over yellow mustard. The deviled eggs were a bit of a letdown, because it was just a hard-boiled egg cut in half with a little bit of sweet chili peppers and dressing that tasted like 1000 Island on top. When I think of deviled eggs, I anticipate the egg yolks being removed, mixed with a few ingredients, and piped back in. For what was basically two eggs cut in half, the six-dollar price tag was steep. Overall, we had a great experience, although I would likely choose different food options next time. The bar staff were great, the beer offerings nice, and the ambience was a good vibe.

First time at East Coast wings in a while. It was nice to be seated right away on a Saturday…read moreafternoon. We chose the patio because it was nice and had pretty good service out there. We shared an order of the homemade chips with ranch and blue cheese dressing. Both of which are made in house and are delicious! We shared a Cobb salad, which is also delicious. Overall, great experience. We would be back.

Huge menu with tons of rubs and sauces for the wings. Philly cheese steak flatbread was delicious.read more

When we walked in we noticed the restaurant was busy it was a Saturday evening. There was a host he…read morewas looking at cameras in the restaurant and said they were full and we could walk around to see if there was a place at the bar for 4 people, handing us drink menus. As we walked we noticed a table off of the bar that had 3 people and was a table for 8 we asked if we could sit with them they said fine. We let the host know he said I cannot give you a food menus... no explanation just that he couldn't or wouldn't. At this point we were turned off and thought about just leaving. A bar tender came over and handed us food menus pretty much as we sat down and asked if she could get us something to drink. We ordered drinks figuring we could see how things went and decide on staying or leaving. She was super quick and as we were looking through the menu we really wanted to eat here so we decided to just order. The food was so good the bar tender was very attentive and the food came quickly. The atmosphere inside was a standard sports bar with a seated room area next to the bar room area. The bar had a Malort face wall which iykyk and several tvs playing different sports. I cannot say enough on how good the food was the poutine, the burgers, the Mac and cheese all delicious! Disappointed with the interaction we had at the front some explanation of just a little curtesy does go a log way because we literally were just about to leave.

In Greensboro, a city whose downtown once had a "hamburger square" of burger joints and related…read moreentertainment, it seems appropriate, whenever possible, to try a cheeseburger. Most have been underwhelming, or inconsistent at best. Stumble Stilskins isn't bad. The burger is the smash burger style -- not always ideal, but pretty good when done nicely, as it is here. "Crispy on the edges" it specifies in the menu, and that is accurate. The meat is also well-seasoned and not dry. Excellent! The cheese is the proper yellow American. The fries, while not hand-cut (which is fine, in this case), have been fried nicely, in fresh tasting oil, and seasoned generously. So much attention to seasoning is really appreciated. The fatal flaw of the burger is that it is apparently served on a "brioche bun." The bun is large, agonizingly dense, and weirdly sweet. In particular, when it's doing battle with the slim carefully structured and seasoned smash burger patties, the heaviness and sweetness are extremely oppressively overpowering. Now, you may say, why didn't I just not eat the bun (which would've been good for the flavor, texture, and my caloric intake)? Well, if you are, as I apparently am, genetically 2/3 sheepdog, you have no choice but to rapidly eat everything in front of you. The atmosphere isn't bad. There's not much to it -- classic bar, but neat and tidy, with TVs and little tables here and there. Not really any nooks and crannies, even in the dimmer half of the restaurant. It would probably be even better if you were drunk. The bathroom was notably clean -- though I can't imagine how chaotic it gets when the place is crowded, since it's a single-occupancy. If you're seated at one of the high top tables, be prepared to be uncomfortably close to the mustachioed open mouth of what I think is Danny McBride.