Wing Stop is literally the worst wing spot in Houston

I think everyone knows Wing Stop is terrible

 

I used to really like wing stop. Now it seems like all the sauces are watered down and they are like 50% more expensive than they used to be.

 

was it lemon pepper aka sour patch wingz?

 

what about WingStreet?

 

You should go to the House in the Heights. I think wings are 25 cents on Wednesdays.

 

You should tell your momma to get a job at wing stop. That way when you call wing stop, you are calling yo mamma.

I always eat at Quaker. Not the best wings, but the place is always fun.

 

Hooters has unlimited wings on Wednesdays for like $12.

 

I really don't get how places that really ONLY do wings somehow screw that up.

The wing of the chicken has to be the cheapest or among the cheapest parts of the bird to buy. The ingredients in the sauces, save for some of the peppers, cannot be that expensive.

They charge .60-$1.00 a wing, meaning their margins on them have to be great, yet somehow some places still churn out wings of the same quality that you would find in the freezer section at the grocery store.

/rant

 

Do you think the poor quality of food has to do with cheaper products to make the food or bad employees that do not really care about proper procedure on making the food. I don't think I have ever walked into a Wingstop without interrupting a deep conversation 2-3 employees are having by the phones up front. I don't know, maybe its just me. I don't expect much from a food chain's employee but sometimes I do... Like when I'm craving some delicious BBQ wings.....

 

You do know all they do is pour wing sauce over chicken nuggets at WingStreet right?

 

Pretty much all the chicken wing chains suck. The chicken is often tough and the sauces are weak.
Personally I like Zaxbys nuclear sauce. We have a small pizza chain that makes decent wings.

 

Although they're on the pricier side, their wings have more meat on them than other wing places. When you get your food from other places it looks like plastic cause it's been sitting under a heat lamp the whole time waiting for the rest of your food. I've never had a bad experience at wingstop except my wallet feels super light. lol

If you want quality family food-wingstop
If you wanna watch sports and eat some reheated food with your beer buddies-bww

exp- worked at both during college.

 

I'm still a Wingstop fan. Not the best wings, but I'm cool with them. If I'm wanting wings, I'll probably go to Hay Merchant or Plucker's, though.

 

Chris Broussard has the best sauces for bbq chicken wings.