This was my second visit and like the first time the staff were super nice and the atmosphere had…read morethat cozy Irish vibe. As for the food... it's decent but nothing particularly special but the overall experience more than makes up for it.

Funny place decent mussels. Gets busy quick on weekends. Fish and chips look good too!read more

Toronto is such a friendly city, in my experience. I met an amazing person who happened to be my…read morelyft driver and a fellow foodie. We raved about our mutual love for all things wings (especially flats), and he suggested this place. He's a local, born and raised in Toronto, so I figured his opinion on the best wings had to be accurate. And boy was I right!!! Appropriately named, Crave Wings unlocked the key to my heart with the first bite! As I take a gulp-sized swallow to avoid drooling at the memory of the deliciousness I experienced here. Both the wings and fries were phenomenally yummy! I decided to dine inside because I wanted to experience everything fresh and hot! By the time I was finished, there was nothing left except bones and the container they came in. I look forward to going back, again and again. And AGAIN!!

You can expect very nice chicken wings from them. We…read moreordered Two Pair Platter, which includes 25 wings with 3 flavours. So we picked Kansas BBQ, Salt & Pepper and Garlic Cajun. I personally love dry rubs when it comes to wings. - Garlic Cajun: flavourful and crispy - Salt & Pepper: ordinary, nothing special - Kansas BBQ: tangy and slightly spicy Highly recommend Garlic Cajun and Kansas BBQ. Service was friendly despite they're always busy. They do takeouts mainly but there are about 20 seats for dine-in. On the left side of restaurant, you see a wall in yellow with their logo on. On the right side of the restaurant which is the table side, there are walls with different popular mangas, from One Piece to Naruto to Demon Slayer.

There is a half-price wing special on Tuesdays after 5pm and Sundays all-day (with the purchase of…read moreany drink). I like how you can try a different flavour with each pound of wings. When I went, there were 22 fried wing flavours and 4 baked flavours. I visited on a Sunday at around 5pm, and it was already bustling with customers and music. Saw from another review that the baked wings were good, so that definitely took up one of the pounds/flavours. For the two of us, we shared the 3 pounds deal ($23.5 +tax instead of $47): - two pounds fried (Dragon Breath, Honeycomb Heaven) - one pound baked (Bollywood) - carrots/celery - one dill sauce for each pound of wings I also got a pint of their Canadian sub-zero draft. It was splendid with a balanced amount of malt due to the cold temperature shielding the hops that would have otherwise turned me away. Some of the flavour names were questionable, lol, but I wouldn't have any better naming conventions either. Bollywood baked wings had tandoori spices and were marinated in yogurt. Dragon Breath was really just coated in a buffalo sauce rub, and Honeycomb Heaven was like honey garlic with a lot of honey and just a touch of garlic. The fried ones didn't have as much chicken nor the flavour of chicken on its own, and were kind of dense and dry. Still better wings than the chains I've tried though. Honeycomb heaven was just alright; something I would find as a go-to comfort zone pick. Dragon Breath was too spicy to enjoy, and I had to soak the wings in the side of dill sauce to remove the tangy heat - an amazing combination that maybe needs to come pre-dipped. Baked wings are meaty and fresh, just like how homemade oven-baked wings are, but the Bollywood marinate really blew me away. I believe my exacts words were "why get dry tandoori chicken when you could have fresh tandoori wings?" If they introduced more baked wing flavours, I'd choose the baked option for every single pound of wings I'll ever get. Now onto ambience. I didn't recognize the music which was good because it served as the perfect background noise to my wing munching trance. And it was lively and nostalgic enough that I felt like I become one of those locals in a diner in a small town that would visit weekly for a dose of wings. I liked that everyone was either eating or in conversation, and that the server left me alone to enjoy my food. In the end we counted the bones, and there were 21 wings. Around 7 wings per pound, it looked and tasted like like a lot more meat than if I had gotten the same quantity at St Louis. 3 pounds of wings + a pint came out to be ~$35 after tax. Very nice - I will be back.

Food tastes great, ambiance isn't bad. I've been there 3 times this year so far for their Sunday…read morehalf price wing deals, but every time I go, I am NOT impressed with the service. Cleanliness of the place is a hit or miss as well. Not a big fan of how they deal with customer dissatisfaction either.

My rating is more of a 3.5. I was really excited to try wing stop for the first time and to my…read moresurprise it was able to deliver to Scarborough. We got the 50pc combo and it was enough to share between 5 people with some leftover. The price was pretty standard for the combo but seems to be expensive otherwise. The flavours we tried from most liked to least in my opinion: Mango habanero (spicy), Korean bbq, Lemon pepper, Honey garlic. The cajun fries and corn were also pretty good. The ranch definitely elevated everything as well. The main issue I had was with the chicken; the pieces were small with some that were very small. Overall the sauces were good but in general I'd say it's a bit over hyped.

Absolutely awful company that allows for harassment and discrimination. Not to mention the food is…read morealso sh*t.

We got takeout and did one of the combo options and ended up ordering way too much food but it made…read morefor yummy leftovers! Wings were so so good and the fry options were bomb- we got a combo so we could try each one. I think my fave was the poutine!

The food here is good - the wings are the right amount of crispy and the flavours are actually very…read moregood. However, something needs to be done with their service. We came 2 hrs after they opened and it seems like they were not expecting customers. We had to wait for awhile to get our food, barely any service was provided - we didn't even get individual plates. The person working mentioned there was no one working in the front. The washrooms looked like they haven't been cleaned in a week. Its a shame because the interior of the restaurant looks really nice and vibey as well.

Super, super slow! Don't come here unless you have an hour or so. They only make 2-3 sandwiches at…read morea time and they only allow about 4 people inside at a time. All others wait on the sidewalk. When I finally was allowed inside to order I attempted to order a hoagie (which is half of their menu) and only then was I informed there were no hoagies that day.! Unbelievable...I honestly would not waste my time, there are several other sandwich shops in the area without the hassle!

Awesome! The owner seems like a great guy. Highly recommend. Staple in the neighbourhood.read more

I called ahead and made an order for pickup. Boneless wings (Thai + hot sauce) with a side of sweet…read morepotato fries. Everything was delicious and service was really quick, my order was ready in about 10 minutes and it came with two sauces. (One for the wings, ranch, and one for the fries.)

I'm new to the area and have been trying places around me. I've visited Wild Wing on a few…read moreoccasions and the food & service has always been excellent despite being very busy when I visited. The staff were helpful with the big menu! A good selection of beers too. Looking forward to trying the patio next summer.

I came from California to charge up at all the superchargers in the area to win a contest and also…read moreinvited my brother and his wife who live about an hour and a half from the restaurant for their belated birthday celebration. Parking is behind the entrance and you do have to pay. I think if you come after 6pm, or maybe it was 7pm? It's only $3.50 (CAD if you're reading this from the US or something. All prices are in CAD because it's in Canada obviously. Lol) for overnight? Normally $2.50 an hour or something like that. I found out about the place on a YouTube video from CantoMando (I was going to try The Heartbreak Chef's food as well, but it seemed like they closed down?). A lot of the time stuff from social media turns out to be ehhh whatever, but not this place! I didn't capture the interior, but it had a very nice cozy vibe. There were beanbag chairs, some toys and stuff on a shelf to play with. The seating was mostly booth style with some having chairs that were nicely cushioned and everything was well kept. The bathroom had a funny don't clog it or you have to fix it sign and the table had a qr code for a digital menu as well as a notice that they discourage tipping! I love that! Tipping has been getting out of control everywhere... Anyway, enough of that. You want to know about the food, right?! Wow! The food here is amazing! I wanted to try all the different sauce flavors. The waiter at first couldn't think up the best way to do that, so he consulted his coworker. (Both very nice people, definitely hope to see them again when I visit with more of my family next year.) We ended up ordering the Sarang Platter as recommended by the waitress/hostess/cashier since we had a party of 3. The chicken was extremely crispy, moist, juicy and well seasoned. The squid and fries as well, minus the juicy moist part. Lol Every sauce flavor was great. I couldn't even rank them from favorite to least favorite. To me, they were all equally good, just depends what you're in the mood for at the time. You can't go wrong either way, unless you're just a picky eater and don't like certain things like garlic, green onion, soy sauce, honey, etc. Lol But honestly, you don't even need the sauce! I would have been perfectly happy with the entire platter and no sauces! The pickled daikon confused me as first with the color added. I'm so used to seeing it just white, but it was perfectly crunchy, sweet and vinegary. Compliments to the chef! Portion size is generous. It was listed as for 3 people, but it could have fed 4 no problem. Oops, I forgot to mention the coleslaw thing. It was just meh. Basically thousand Island dressing with thinly shredded cabbage. Pretty basic so you can't go wrong, but nothing special about it, but don't let that final note be what you remember. Remember the delicious chicken! Lol We were all stuffed and had some fries left to take home. The waitress wrote thank you and drew a cute face on it! Haha I love it! After eating, I stayed a bit and talked with them about my journey and why I was there and it turned into a Tesla talk! Haha Oooh boy, I love me some good Tesla talk! I'm known for it amongst my friends and family. Lol Meanwhile my brother and his wife were just waiting to go. I didn't want to leave. Haha Anyways, great place, great people, great food! I definitely recommend coming here for some amazing fried chicken and all the other stuff! Hopefully you all enjoy it was much as I did and will in the future!

I think this place was quite disappointing in terms of taste. I am a huge Korean fried chicken fan…read moreand I went here after trying multiple places before so I knew what to expect. But to my surprise, the flavours just didn't hit the right spot and it was just either spicy or swet, nothing in between and definitely not balanced. We tried the sarang platter and there was definitely a lot of food that we split between 4 people and still couldn't manage to finish up. There were chicken, calamari - really bad and very chewy idk how they ended up serving full sized calamari, and chips in our platter and none of it really tasted good. Not even the chips lol. They also served dips with the food and interestingly all the dips were sweet... The place also looked very dull and dark inside which gave a very depressing vibe. Service was okay and they have a no tipping policy in place.