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Meh Local spot right next to one of our bar favorites Mr. Bigg's. I have a question, the place is called the Chicken Coop but in theory they have very few chicken options to eat. A fried chicken sandwich with different toppings options, chicken fingers, and wings. No grilled chicken options, fried chicken on a salad (that's not a salad), and just as many burger options as chicken. Fried chicken boneless wings, which are the same as half cut chicken tenders and fried chicken sliders (which is basically a small fried chicken sandwich). As for the fried chicken sandwiches we ordered, 6 out of 10. A bit greasy and the a bun that's a bit too bready. Removed half the bun to eat. We also had wings, they were pretty good. Fried right, good sauce. Bright spot here was the service, server and bartender were very friendly and attentive. It was Friday night at 6:30 and it was slow. I think the issue here is that if you don't want a fried chicken sandwich or a burger you're gonna go elsewhere. Really need to evaluate the menu. Local business and I hope it does well, but there are things to fix here. Try it and formulate your own opinion. Thanks
RI Food Fight- Lord of the Wings 2025 Review: Back at the Coop with my wing coupon in hand. Thoroughly intrigued by the Texas pecan dry Rub. Ordered well done and it was cooked just right. Please keep in mind- I DO NOT like dry rubs. I then find the wings to be dry. This flavor is the best dry rub I have ever had! It's a great balance of a lite bbq flavor but a little nutty. I would suggest giving it a go. Nice waitstaff (even set me up with a little taste of that dry rub before ordering.) My only gripe- it was cold inside! I don't like being cold.
Who knew Johnston had good fried chicken? This is what I discovered last night when I ate at The Chicken Coop. I came here as a part of my hunt for the best wings in RI, using coupons from the RI Food Fight event: Lord of the Wings. The place is on the smaller side, but they make the most of it with a large table in the middle and some two tops scattered along the wall. The high ceilings mean this place can get a little noisy while people are there enjoying themselves, however I was still able to have good conversation with the friend who went with me. I loved the chicken and beer decor on the walls, and there are three TV's behind the bar if you want to come by and check out the game. We got the Fried Ravioli to start. It was excellent. The breading was just the right texture, the filling was well seasoned, and the marinara was the perfect tang to balance it all out. Quite a satisfying crunch when you bite into it. For my wings, I chose Korean Sesame. The presentation was the prettiest I've seen this month by far. You can tell the pride they have in their food by how this was presented. While I wish the skin was a bit crispier, I really enjoyed these wings. About average size in the meat department, but still absolutely juicy and flavorful. The Korean Sesame sauce is what teriyaki sauce wishes it could be. Savory, the umami of the sesame comes through. I loved the garnish sprinkled on top, it added a delightful texture that took it to the next level. My friend ordered the chicken and waffles and was kind enough to let me try it. I loved the crunch of the chicken tenders and the waffles were tasty as well. It further proved to me, they really know their stuff here. We ended the meal with a dessert on special, Fried Dough. It was fine. The dough was fried perfectly and it had the right amount of powdered sugar to not be messy. But it wasn't as good as the appetizer or the wings. Overall I find I will be adding The Chicken Coop to my list of places to recommend to people in the state. And since they're open for lunch and dinner every day, I'm sure I'll find my way back here soon for lunch the next time I'm in the area. I'm already looking forward to the next meal here.
In Johnston, where strip malls and residential neighborhoods weave together in that distinctly New England patchwork and everyone seems to know your cousin's name, there's a place that doesn't pretend to be anything it's not. The Chicken Coop Kitchen & Bar is a testament to that particularly New England brand of honesty - the kind that comes without fanfare or pretense. Maybe the worst name for a place that's this good, or maybe the best because it makes you have to explain how good it is. The spot, designed by owners Tonya Antonelli and Meliza Ferruolo from the bones of an old Wings-to-Go takeout, became something authentic under their watch. An L-shaped bar stretches through one room, seating fifteen locals comfortable enough to claim their regular spots. The adjacent dining room offers a different experience for families and groups, creating a perfect balance between sports bar energy and family restaurant warmth. This isn't a place where food critics come to wax poetic about microgreens or debate the merits of imported truffle oil. It's where real people - office workers, healthcare staff, small business owners, teachers, and families - come to break away from the grinding machinery of everyday life. The kind of place where a properly done burger isn't just lunch; it's a pleasant escape, a small victory over the day's events. The interior tells its own story - whitewashed brick walls with an eclectic mix of vintage signs and local memorabilia, while multiple TVs keep the games running. The space strikes a balance between sports bar energy and comfortable dining spot, with butcher block tables and high-tops creating natural, relaxing space to relax and enjoy the atmosphere. But it's the details that catch your eye - the wagon wheel mounted on the wall, the glow of neon signs, the chalkboard menu with daily specials. The toasted ravioli, dusted with parmesan and fresh herbs, comes with a marinara that actually tastes like someone's Johnston grandma might have had a hand in it. Their chicken and waffles comes in very hot - golden-brown fried chicken sitting on fresh waffles, with thick-cut bacon draped across the top like a sash at a beauty contest. It's the kind of dish that makes nearby tables pause their conversations and take notice. Their fried chicken lands all of the fundamentals - a thin, crisp coating that actually sticks to the meat, with a subtle briny tang that tells you they know what they're doing. Each piece comes out juicy without being greasy. Simple, properly executed fried chicken that lets you know these folks understand what matters in a kitchen. The waffles nail it - crisp edges with a tender middle that holds up under the chicken and bacon. Each bite gives you that perfect mix of crunchy and soft, with the thick-cut bacon adding a salty richness that cuts through the waffle's sweetness. Their coffee-infused maple syrup brings another layer to the plate, adding a savory depth that ties everything together. What really sets The Chicken Coop apart isn't just what's on the plate - it's the thoughtful touches that most places wouldn't bother with. The bathroom is stocked like your most organized friend's medicine cabinet - mason jars filled with mints and necessities, a wire basket neatly arranged with everything from feminine products to tissues, toothpicks and flossers, all presented with the same care they bring to their table service. These aren't the choices of people just running a business; they're the choices of people building a neighborhood institution. The wings here tell a story of a kitchen that's not content with the usual Buffalo-and-BBQ routine. Sure, they do the classics, but when you see Mango Habanero on the menu, you realize these ladies are pushing beyond the safe harbor of standard wing joint territory. It's about executing the classics with respect and consistency, but also trying to bring something new to your table. In Johnston, like many towns wrestling with identity in a chain-restaurant world, places like The Chicken Coop are important. They're where communities are maintained, where stories are shared over cold beers and hot plates. They've created something genuine here- a place that understands exactly what people want and need and they deliver it.
Amazing wings Habanero dry rub are bomb!! We've been here a couple of times when we're in the area and always have a great meal! The onion rings are so yummy!
Now that is a Chicken Sandwich! Really glad I stopped in here on a late Saturday afternoon. The bartender was the server and she was great. She appeared to be the only server handling both the bar area and the seating area. She was spot on with her service. She was spot on with her recommendation of The Coop, their chicken sandwich. The chicken was super moist and the breading was excellent. The brioche bun was also great. I paid the $2 up charge to add the Onion Rings. So glad I did. The rings were cooked perfectly ( or at least just like I like them, just a bit crisp). I will definitely be back, there are a number of other items I want to try, but it will be tough to not get The Coop again.
If you're looking for a place that serves up finger-lickin' good wings and a side of competitive brainpower, The Chicken Coop is the spot to be! Their chicken wings are crispy, saucy, and packed with flavor. You can get a tangy, spicy, sweet or somewhere in between sauce with finger lickin' flavor. Service was attentive, the beer was good and a side of chili was delicious. And if stuffing your face with wings isn't entertaining enough, their trivia contest adds a bit of fun and friendly rivalry. It's the kind of game where you come for the fun but leave with a burning desire to finally remember who won the 1996 World Series next time. Delicious food, great atmosphere, and a little intellectual workout to balance out the wing-induced food coma--what more could you ask for? The Chicken Coop is a must-visit for wing lovers and trivia buffs alike!
AMAZING. This was the best chicken sandwich I've ever had. I noticed the special on the chalkboard and knew I had to have it. Fried chicken with maple buffalo sauce, cheddar cheese and super crispy bacon. It was a little sweet and a little spicy- the perfect combination. We also got an order of hot buffalo wings and buffaque wings. The hot came with HOT CHEETOS sprinkled on top, how creative! The wings were perfectly cooked and flavors were spot on. I can't wait to go back and try other flavors. Our waitress/bartender was great super friendly and knowledgeable, she told me the special was fire and it sure was!
RI Food Fight - Wings 2024: Got the Spicy Thai peanut and Texas pecan wings. The spicy Thai peanut was very flavorful and delicious. The Texas pecan wings were a touch sweet but otherwise not very exciting. Ended up dipping the Texas pecan wings into the remaining spicy Thai peanut sauce to be honest. Service was a bit slow for Saturday lunch so the nachos were unfortunately a bit cold by the time it came out.
Wow... great place. I will be back. Great food and great service by Kayla. We just had two appetizers; Buffalo boneless wings & Steak/ cheese egg rolls. Both were delicious!
7 months ago
We met up with a group to do trivia on a Wednesday night. What a great time. The queer o meter is an out of the ball park 10. Excellent. It's a place tucked into a strip off Atwood ave with an open floor plan. Theres a bar along one end of the room with stools and a fair amount of low top tables for hanging out. I of course dove right into the menu - it consists mostly of "bar foods" so if you're looking for fancy, go elsewhere. If you're looking for good solid bar food options, you've found your place. Everything from fries to burgers to chicken sandwiches to wings. With a lot in between. I got the pretzel bites and 12 honey BBQ wings. The pretzels were YUM! Perfectly salted, warm and served with a stone ground honey pub mustard. The wings are not breaded, with I like. (The tenders are breaded fyi). They bake them, fry them then sauce them so they're super tender. Frankly I want to try all the sauces!!! I got the "everyone likes" version this time so I could share. Next time I'll go for heat and do buffalo. They have 4 tiers, mild, medium, hot and el diablo. Oh baby. I don't think I'm that adventurous.... Yet. The waitress was super nice and accommodating. It was trivia night and very busy, she handled the WHOLE place with drinks and food. Hats off to her for sure. She handled it with a smile, grace and wonderful attitude. A few others got nachos, beef chili and a friend chicken sandwich with sweet potato fries. Each said they were very good. All in all this place has my business for take out wings going forward and the Wednesday trivia. Thanks Coop, nicely done. CHEERS! read more
Just came back, which is a shame because I should be here way more often! This place is still fantastic. Wings are still outstanding. Server is always kind and friendly to everyone around, and the place is always bumping. The food, those wings no matter what sauce or rub you choose you can't go wrong. The blueberry chipotle was good good little kick a little sweetness. Johnston is lucky to have a place like this around. Plenty of TVs if you want to watch a game and seperation between bar and the dining area. Clean, modern read more
Meh Local spot right next to one of our bar favorites Mr. Bigg's. I have a question, the place is called the Chicken Coop but in theory they have very few chicken options to eat. A fried chicken sandwich with different toppings options, chicken fingers, and wings. No grilled chicken options, fried chicken on a salad (that's not a salad), and just as many burger options as chicken. Fried chicken boneless wings, which are the same as half cut chicken tenders and fried chicken sliders (which is basically a small fried chicken sandwich). As for the fried chicken sandwiches we ordered, 6 out of 10. A bit greasy and the a bun that's a bit too bready. Removed half the bun to eat. We also had wings, they were pretty good. Fried right, good sauce. Bright spot here was the service, server and bartender were very friendly and attentive. It was Friday night at 6:30 and it was slow. I think the issue here is that if you don't want a fried chicken sandwich or a burger you're gonna go elsewhere. Really need to evaluate the menu. Local business and I hope it does well, but there are things to fix here. Try it and formulate your own opinion. Thanks read more
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Tonya A.
Hi Joe,…
RI Food Fight- Lord of the Wings 2025 Review: Back at the Coop with my wing coupon in hand. Thoroughly intrigued by the Texas pecan dry Rub. Ordered well done and it was cooked just right. Please keep in mind- I DO NOT like dry rubs. I then find the wings to be dry. This flavor is the best dry rub I have ever had! It's a great balance of a lite bbq flavor but a little nutty. I would suggest giving it a go. Nice waitstaff (even set me up with a little taste of that dry rub before ordering.) My only gripe- it was cold inside! I don't like being cold. read more
Who knew Johnston had good fried chicken? This is what I discovered last night when I ate at The Chicken Coop. I came here as a part of my hunt for the best wings in RI, using coupons from the RI Food Fight event: Lord of the Wings. The place is on the smaller side, but they make the most of it with a large table in the middle and some two tops scattered along the wall. The high ceilings mean this place can get a little noisy while people are there enjoying themselves, however I was still able to have good conversation with the friend who went with me. I loved the chicken and beer decor on the walls, and there are three TV's behind the bar if you want to come by and check out the game. We got the Fried Ravioli to start. It was excellent. The breading was just the right texture, the filling was well seasoned, and the marinara was the perfect tang to balance it all out. Quite a satisfying crunch when you bite into it. For my wings, I chose Korean Sesame. The presentation was the prettiest I've seen this month by far. You can tell the pride they have in their food by how this was presented. While I wish the skin was a bit crispier, I really enjoyed these wings. About average size in the meat department, but still absolutely juicy and flavorful. The Korean Sesame sauce is what teriyaki sauce wishes it could be. Savory, the umami of the sesame comes through. I loved the garnish sprinkled on top, it added a delightful texture that took it to the next level. My friend ordered the chicken and waffles and was kind enough to let me try it. I loved the crunch of the chicken tenders and the waffles were tasty as well. It further proved to me, they really know their stuff here. We ended the meal with a dessert on special, Fried Dough. It was fine. The dough was fried perfectly and it had the right amount of powdered sugar to not be messy. But it wasn't as good as the appetizer or the wings. Overall I find I will be adding The Chicken Coop to my list of places to recommend to people in the state. And since they're open for lunch and dinner every day, I'm sure I'll find my way back here soon for lunch the next time I'm in the area. I'm already looking forward to the next meal here. read more
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Tonya A.
Appreciate the great review! Glad you enjoyed your visit.
In Johnston, where strip malls and residential neighborhoods weave together in that distinctly New England patchwork and everyone seems to know your cousin's name, there's a place that doesn't pretend to be anything it's not. The Chicken Coop Kitchen & Bar is a testament to that particularly New England brand of honesty - the kind that comes without fanfare or pretense. Maybe the worst name for a place that's this good, or maybe the best because it makes you have to explain how good it is. The spot, designed by owners Tonya Antonelli and Meliza Ferruolo from the bones of an old Wings-to-Go takeout, became something authentic under their watch. An L-shaped bar stretches through one room, seating fifteen locals comfortable enough to claim their regular spots. The adjacent dining room offers a different experience for families and groups, creating a perfect balance between sports bar energy and family restaurant warmth. This isn't a place where food critics come to wax poetic about microgreens or debate the merits of imported truffle oil. It's where real people - office workers, healthcare staff, small business owners, teachers, and families - come to break away from the grinding machinery of everyday life. The kind of place where a properly done burger isn't just lunch; it's a pleasant escape, a small victory over the day's events. The interior tells its own story - whitewashed brick walls with an eclectic mix of vintage signs and local memorabilia, while multiple TVs keep the games running. The space strikes a balance between sports bar energy and comfortable dining spot, with butcher block tables and high-tops creating natural, relaxing space to relax and enjoy the atmosphere. But it's the details that catch your eye - the wagon wheel mounted on the wall, the glow of neon signs, the chalkboard menu with daily specials. The toasted ravioli, dusted with parmesan and fresh herbs, comes with a marinara that actually tastes like someone's Johnston grandma might have had a hand in it. Their chicken and waffles comes in very hot - golden-brown fried chicken sitting on fresh waffles, with thick-cut bacon draped across the top like a sash at a beauty contest. It's the kind of dish that makes nearby tables pause their conversations and take notice. Their fried chicken lands all of the fundamentals - a thin, crisp coating that actually sticks to the meat, with a subtle briny tang that tells you they know what they're doing. Each piece comes out juicy without being greasy. Simple, properly executed fried chicken that lets you know these folks understand what matters in a kitchen. The waffles nail it - crisp edges with a tender middle that holds up under the chicken and bacon. Each bite gives you that perfect mix of crunchy and soft, with the thick-cut bacon adding a salty richness that cuts through the waffle's sweetness. Their coffee-infused maple syrup brings another layer to the plate, adding a savory depth that ties everything together. What really sets The Chicken Coop apart isn't just what's on the plate - it's the thoughtful touches that most places wouldn't bother with. The bathroom is stocked like your most organized friend's medicine cabinet - mason jars filled with mints and necessities, a wire basket neatly arranged with everything from feminine products to tissues, toothpicks and flossers, all presented with the same care they bring to their table service. These aren't the choices of people just running a business; they're the choices of people building a neighborhood institution. The wings here tell a story of a kitchen that's not content with the usual Buffalo-and-BBQ routine. Sure, they do the classics, but when you see Mango Habanero on the menu, you realize these ladies are pushing beyond the safe harbor of standard wing joint territory. It's about executing the classics with respect and consistency, but also trying to bring something new to your table. In Johnston, like many towns wrestling with identity in a chain-restaurant world, places like The Chicken Coop are important. They're where communities are maintained, where stories are shared over cold beers and hot plates. They've created something genuine here- a place that understands exactly what people want and need and they deliver it. read more
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Amazing wings Habanero dry rub are bomb!! We've been here a couple of times when we're in the area and always have a great meal! The onion rings are so yummy! read more
Now that is a Chicken Sandwich! Really glad I stopped in here on a late Saturday afternoon. The bartender was the server and she was great. She appeared to be the only server handling both the bar area and the seating area. She was spot on with her service. She was spot on with her recommendation of The Coop, their chicken sandwich. The chicken was super moist and the breading was excellent. The brioche bun was also great. I paid the $2 up charge to add the Onion Rings. So glad I did. The rings were cooked perfectly ( or at least just like I like them, just a bit crisp). I will definitely be back, there are a number of other items I want to try, but it will be tough to not get The Coop again. read more
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Tonya A.
Thank you so much Shawn! Glad you stopped. Hope to see you again soon!
If you're looking for a place that serves up finger-lickin' good wings and a side of competitive brainpower, The Chicken Coop is the spot to be! Their chicken wings are crispy, saucy, and packed with flavor. You can get a tangy, spicy, sweet or somewhere in between sauce with finger lickin' flavor. Service was attentive, the beer was good and a side of chili was delicious. And if stuffing your face with wings isn't entertaining enough, their trivia contest adds a bit of fun and friendly rivalry. It's the kind of game where you come for the fun but leave with a burning desire to finally remember who won the 1996 World Series next time. Delicious food, great atmosphere, and a little intellectual workout to balance out the wing-induced food coma--what more could you ask for? The Chicken Coop is a must-visit for wing lovers and trivia buffs alike! read more
AMAZING. This was the best chicken sandwich I've ever had. I noticed the special on the chalkboard and knew I had to have it. Fried chicken with maple buffalo sauce, cheddar cheese and super crispy bacon. It was a little sweet and a little spicy- the perfect combination. We also got an order of hot buffalo wings and buffaque wings. The hot came with HOT CHEETOS sprinkled on top, how creative! The wings were perfectly cooked and flavors were spot on. I can't wait to go back and try other flavors. Our waitress/bartender was great super friendly and knowledgeable, she told me the special was fire and it sure was! read more
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Tonya A.
Thank you Lauren! Glad you had a great experience!
3 years ago
RI Food Fight - Wings 2024: Got the Spicy Thai peanut and Texas pecan wings. The spicy Thai peanut was very flavorful and delicious. The Texas pecan wings were a touch sweet but otherwise not very exciting. Ended up dipping the Texas pecan wings into the remaining spicy Thai peanut sauce to be honest. Service was a bit slow for Saturday lunch so the nachos were unfortunately a bit cold by the time it came out. read more
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This is a super cute neighborhood spot to grab a drink and some food. We went for lunch today and had the whole place to ourselves. We ordered some wings, which were really good and we loved the chicken and waffles plate. The slider trio was very basic, which made the house made chips the start of that dish. Our server wasn't very chatty with us, but we heard her light up when she was taking a phone order from a regular. They have both food and drink specials posted on the various chalkboards on the walls, and even host a trivia night, which sounds like fun! read more
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Tasty wings, great chicken sandwiches and with decent list of beers or signature cocktail. Services and staff is always great. read more
9 months ago
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Tonya A.
Sorry you didn’t have a good experience. You ordered well done…
1 year ago
5 years ago
The fried chicken No other words to describe. Second guess In coming here. We were looking for a regular spot we usually go to but can't complain to stumble into here. Tips- there is parking. Don't stress lol. Make sure you have an appetite and food in your fridge. Good price good food. read more
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Tonya A.
Thanks for the review Vanessa!
2 years ago
After a walk in the park, my best friend and I discovered a nearby restaurant called The Chicken Coop Kitchen and Bar, where we decided to spend some time together. I loved the atmosphere; the Christmas decorations were already up and looked fantastic. We both ordered the same appetizer: Chicken Nachos and Potato Chips. Personally, I only enjoyed (not to much) the potato chips, as I have a favorite place for Chicken Nachos in California. We really enjoyed our time there, and the service was nice. I think the atmosphere would also make it a great spot for date nights. read more
2 years ago
Great chicken wings and sandwiches. Great service. Well decorated. I will have to go here again! read more
10 months ago
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Tonya A.
Thank you Janice! Glad you enjoyed your visit!
2 years ago
4 years ago
Back for another round of RI Food Fights #LordOfTheWings. I'm not sure what the Chicken Coop did but the bar is even cuter than it was before! I've included some of the fun chicken-inspired wall art. I selected the Korean Sesame wings with extra heat. THEY WERE DELICIOUS!!! Hubby went with Kickin' Bourbon with extra heat. Mine were fantastic but his were even more mouthwatering. The bartender was great! The other people sitting at the bar were regulars & super curious about RI Food Fights. We had a great conversation & even shared chicken wing recommendations/photos. These wings were outstanding & definitely will be a contender for one of our top four winners for this competition. NOM NOM NOM read more
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Meliza F.
Thank you, Claudia! Come on back and ask for us to “Spice” it up ~…
4 years ago
We came here for lunch before car shopping, the service was excellent, our server was very attentive and knowledgeable! The walls are filled with cute chicken signs naturally. I got the chicken and waffles, while the meal it self was good, I didn't love the syrup, which comes on the chicken and waffles when served. My husband got a chicken sandwich, that was delicious with even more delicious fries!!!! Definitely good eats and worth a visit!! read more
2 years ago
This is a new spot that took over the old wings on 5. Boy, what an upgrade! The service is absolutely amazing. We came here for wings and tried the tater kegs. They were amazing! They're little potato croquettes with bacon and cheese. How can you go wrong!? We chose a Korean sesame sauce and the salt and vinegar dry rub for the wings. Both were really great with a nice crisp. This is definitely a spot we'll be visiting again! read more
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Meliza F.
Glad you enjoyed!! Looking forward to your next visit!
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Tonya A.
Thank me for the great review Alex! Can’t wait to see you again!
2 years ago
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Tonya A.
Thanks for the great review!
2 years ago
Service and food was excellent. Wifey and I were coming back from a road trip and we look up wings and chicken coop came up. Wings,nachos, and sliders samples were delicious. Wifey says she definitely wants to go back and try the fried chicken sandwich next! read more
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Tonya A.
Glad you enjoyed your visit! Looking forward to serving you again.
5 years ago
Minimal wait time to order and for food to come even tho it was busy. Sadly no photo as the food disappeared so quickly...lol...no kidding! Excellent / juicy / tangy fried pickles with perfect / light cornmeal crispness. Nice lightly spicy dipping sauce. Best. Wings. Ever!! Salt n Vinegar dry rub wings, Slap Yo Mama Cajun dry rub wings, Buffalo wings, Korean Sesame wings and some fries (which are actually like a twice baked potato inside a very interesting shaped fry). Now,these wings are generous in size and juicy and crispy all at the same time. Chef makes these wings like art on the plate. Easily the BEST wings I've had in years. Great flavor and presentation. 2nd time here and we'll definitely be back. There's so much to choose from in the wings part of the menu that I need to come back again for the short rib sandwich!! Great beer selection, super friendly servers, very clean establishment and the chef or owner come have come out to the table to see how we've liked everything both times we've been here. Highly recommend this place, friends! (Will get photo next time) Also, i recommend you Make reservation as the place is small. read more
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