Dienner Barbecue Chicken

I was told good things about Dienner's Barbecue, so I decided to try it out for myself. I got to the establishment 30 min to closing. They had rotisserie & smoked wings. I got both with a side of coleslaw. To my surprise all three were very good. I opted for the Memphis sauce and the sweet chili sauce. Both were tasty and not salty. I will be going back preferably earlier in the day so that I can experience more flavor of their wings. If you're ever in Philadelphia in Reading Terminal check them out. The customer service I received was top-notch, they were patient, professional and kind. Overall I had a great experience. I can't to tell everyone about them and return.

Great place for wings! Everybody comes here for the wings! Great selection of flavors! Staff always down to earth! Closed on Sundays.

Friendly service today. Their potato is amazing and full of flavor, but the rotisserie chicken wing I had was on the dry side. Would like to try their other options!

Unfortunately, 5 stars is the highest rating that Google allows. I may never be able to enjoy wings anywhere else again! I had both rotisserie and the smoked. The rotisserie ones were fantastic, but the smoked were out of this world!! Both were fall off the bone tender and so full of taste!

If you ever down town and you stop at Reading Terminal for something to eat this is a good suggestion Love the smoke wings highly recommended...

This place was recommended by a friend and he said this was the best wing place in Philly. I called Jesse on Monday for an order for Saturday. Oh my the wings were outstanding. They were great, I tried 1 and ended up eating about 20 whole wings they were delicious. My new favorite wing place in Philly. Thanks Jesse

The best rotisserie chicken I’ve ever had in my entire life!!

Wings were good but the line was complete chaos, people were coming from both sides & just walking up to counter & asking questions. Really not staffs fault they did not know who to help but when they did take orders their attention was on other staff, other customers & order took longer than needed.

We tried getting a whole chicken yesterday around 3, but being as the customers were hood, and there are no numbers for customers to get waited on, we left ... It was getting aggressive (they were arguing over where the line begins) and we don't have time for that. Whoever owns this place: Be smart and get a ticket dispenser (take a number) for better organization. Until then, I'll buy my chicken on Cottman Ave.

Do not leave Reading Terminal Market without getting these wings! I don't care what you had planned--change it. Go to the back of the market (yes, all the way in the back) and find this hidden gem. You will NOT regret it. The wings? Next level. I always get a mix: garlic parmesan, barbecue, rotisserie, dry rub--all of it. Tossed together with a side of ranch and BBQ sauce, and I go to town. It's finger-licking good in the most literal way. Even the rotisserie carrots are amazing--who knew carrots could be crave-worthy? Prices are super reasonable, the customer service is great, and the food is consistent every time. Don't miss this spot. Seriously. Get the wings. *they are closed on Sundays!

I probably walked around for 10-15 minutes trying to decide what I wanted to eat. The line here looked like it was moving quickly and I love me some good chicken. My eyes got big when I saw him pull a half roasted chicken off of the line, dropped it in a foil and proceeded to cut the chicken into smaller pieces. There was a dinner roll and drink for good measure. The chicken was tender, juicy and YUUUUUMMMY!

The wings have good flavor, and the employees were really nice. However, they were a bit dry. It might have just been an off day, so I'll try them again at a later date and update my review.

For a food hall or food court, this place delivers awesome wings. You can order traditional wings a la carte or part of a meal. There are plenty of sauce selections, so I recommend keeping it simple and choose just one flavor for your order. Tip: get your parking garage ticket validated and BYO beverage to save some money. Ask for extra wipes or bring wetnaps because wings are meant to be messy. Go in a small group to be able to find seating together.

Believe me when I tell you that this place IS worth the hype! Staff: kudos to the man who took our order and proudly bragged about the food and that we would be back...he was right! Because we wanted to return a few hours after eating it lol Food: we selected the 1lb wings and a drink ($11.99) with a side of potatoes and cornbread (not pictured and both additional charges) Wings- I mixed the order and went with the original and Parmesan peppercorn wings. The original wings were SLAMMING! I mean babyyyyyyyyyyy these wings are addictive and they will make you overeat lol. The Parmesan wings didn't have that same effect on me and I wasn't too sold on the flavor. But, back to the star of the show, the Beyoncé of the menu....the original wings paired with Thai chili sauce on the side. Seriously, Yelpers, whoever seasoned these wings were touched with magical hands. And the wings were rotisserie making it juicy with a slight smoky flavor. Ugh! I'm having flashbacks lol Did I mention that the 1lb was more than enough for 2 adults? It was! Cornbread- sweet and moist, delicious to the last crumb lol. All jokes aside, if I could have a pan of the cornbread and pan of the original wings, I would be a happy woman lol Potatoes- these are some of the best and well seasoned red potatoes and I can almost see it being delicious for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Drinks: my cousin and I ordered the lemonade and my boyfriend ordered the iced tea. All of us can agree on this, they make AMAZING and non-acidic lemonade and iced tea. Perfectly sweetened and so good! Like, amazingly good. I sure wished that they had a similar place like this in DC because nobody holds a candle to the delicious wings that tried at this place. As a foodie, I can tell you whether something is a one hit wonder or a lifetime dream and this place is a lifetime dream. How do I know? Well, while standing on line, a few loyal customers were informing us on what to try and singing the praises of this place for its time in operations. That is a mark of consistency and that's a place I would proudly visit many times over! Ambiance: it's in the famous Reading Terminal so: 1- The seat selections are a hunger game, no pun intended lol 2- the place does accept cards 3- lines were long but worth it Overall, I truly enjoyed my time here and next time that I'm in the area, I'll be back!

Idk but I feel the only thing that hits here is the sauce. The Mac and cheese was liquidity and tasteless and the potato wedges were lukewarm and unseasoned. The rib meat did fall off the bones but the only thing worth standing in their long line is the bbq sauce. The meat was ok I'd say. a 7/10. Disappointed that they were out of corn bread :(

I ate at Dienner's BBQ Chicken in Philly back in August 2023, and I still think about those rotisserie wings almost daily. I'm from Phoenix and haven't found anything even close -- they were perfectly seasoned, juicy, and unforgettable. I'd fly back to Philly just for these in a heartbeat!

One of the locals in line recommended the rotisserie wings and my what a delicious treat. We ordered by the pound and it tasted like they had just freshly roasted this! It's a long line sometimes so be prepared to wait although the team members do a great job pushing folks a long.

The best smoked wings and really yummy sauces to go on them. I went around 430-5pm on a Friday, no line and fresh smoked wings! I would buy those wings if I was having a party. I like the way they make them. No pic because we tore into those thangs, lol!

Loved the bbq legs we got. You can let the guy know how many pieces you want and he will weigh it for you. I prefer the regular rotisserie bbq flavoring but the smoked has a slight kick that was very nice too. 3 legs was $9. Very reasonable and so yummy. However, we did think the drumstick was a bit dry. But I liked the flavoring enough and will definitely get a couple next time we are back in Reading terminal.

I'm sorry there's no pictures attached to this review. The Pepper Parmesan wings are so good, I forget I was an Elite Member .. lol I was so hesitant to share my review because I know once everyone taste their wings, the prices will double! I'm not a selfish person so here it is, chicken wings so good, I even ate the tip. Give them a play and let me know what you think. If you like them as much as I do, you can treat me to 1 pound of wings . Rating AAAAAAAAAAAA

Had the wings special, smoked with Memphis Sweet sauce on the side. Great wings, great portions, only criticism is that they should definitely throw some napkins and/or wet wipes in the bag. Sauce was great, although, being that I'm trying to reduce my sugar intake, I probably should have opted for blue cheese instead. If you can control yourself with the sauce it's a solid option of diabetics - tastes great, it is filling and you don't feel like you are missing out. Recommend.

FOOD We ordered the smoked wings with hot barbecue and Memphis sweet sauces for the Meal #1 combo, which came with 1 lb of chicken wings, a drink, and two sauces for $13.99+tax. For the amount you get, it's an amazing deal, and the smokiness of the wings were amazing and very flavorful. Personally, I found that eating it on its own was comparable to eating it with the sauces. I'll definitely be back again next time to check out their other seasoned wings! SERVICE The lines are long, but the service is inclusive and relatively quick. AMBIANCE The place is grab-and-go. Located inside Reading Terminal, some common seating areas are available to dine in.

Parking: a nearby lot on arch between 11th & 12th. Most shops in the Reading Terminal will validate your ticket once you've made a purchase. The line can get long. Pack patience. Sasha waited on me and she was helpful!!! I left my cell phone and she held it for me!! Food: I got the smoked wings combo which is just a drink and 1lb of wings. That was $14. The wings were soooooo tender the meat was falling off of the bone! I'm a flavor woman, so I needed more flavor. Some wings had a lot of hair on them. Turned me off. They need to clean chicken more thoroughly. I ordered a side of potatoes and they were delicious! Great flavor. Overall food was ok. I know others who really enjoy this chicken. Enjoy

I've been thinking lately about what it really takes to give 5 stars to a basic takeout place. I think in the end, if you get a feeling that you're eating something special that you really can't duplicate anywhere else, it's worthy of that rating. After eating the San Antonio wings here at Dienner's, that's exactly the feeling I got. Besides the fact that the wings were perfectly tender and meaty, there's something about that sauce. It has just enough tang with just enough kick that you don't feel like it overwhelms your tastebuds. It hit me just right. Right in my feels. I may have a new go to place in Reading Terminal to go with my 6 other go to places.

What a gem we stumbled upon! I felt quite overwhelmed at RTM, how to choose one vendor for lunch when everything looks so good? My husband, however, had a zen conviction that Dienner's should be the best of the best. And - oh boy - did he choose right! The chicken here is out of this world flavorful. We had a medley of thai chili, parmesan and san antonio. Not only were the sauces finger licking good, but the chicken was so juicy and tender... I wonder what their secret is! Also, I highly recommend the broccoli and carrots. Seating is a nightmare, but be patient and the food will be well worth it.

One of the best spots at reading market! I ended up getting two of each wing and trying each. All were excellent though my favorites were the grilled and classic fried. I would pass on the saucier wings as they were just not as flavorful or textually rich as the fried and grilled. Usually long lines but around three pm there's less. Highly recommend for service, taste, and price.

Yes, I know, I'm an idiot for coming here on an extremely busy Saturday, early afternoon. What were we thinking? There was a special event we wanted to attend, but once we got here, it turned out to be a bust so that was our excuse to run out and find something to eat. I am a huge fan of Dienner's, whether it's their Amish buffet in Ronks, PA or here. I went for their fried wings this time and asked for six (PRO TIP - the meat is priced per pound, but you can ask for a specific number of wings instead of pounds - it's amazing how many people don't know that.) So dang juicy. I'm in love.

I heard great things about this place and I finally got to try a chicken leg, coleslaw and their hot BBQ sauce. It was $5.01 for all of that and it filled my tummy up. You can choose between smoked chicken or the rotisserie style, but I got the smoked one and it was so soft. The chicken ripped apart so easily. It was very soft and delicious. The coleslaw also hit the spot and paired well with the smoky flavor. This place was closed the other 2 times I tried to visit so I'm not really sure what their shop hours are but definitely check this place out if you haven't!

1. The chicken here is so good we came back three times while on vacation. 2. It's a little hard to find it's way on the back wall at the Reading Terminal Market. 3. Did I mention we came back three times.

I'm making an effort to try every single food place in the Reading Terminal Market during this year that I moved back in to the city (I know... despite me growing up in Philly, I never tried everything this market has to offer) I read the the BBQ Chicken at Dienner's is something to try, and it did not disappoint. The entrance closest to this spot is on Arch, closest to 13th; as soon as you enter, you turn right and it's right there. They have an assortment of wings/full chickens that you can buy by the pound, as well as 2 "meal options." I had the Wings meal option, which is 1lbs of wings, a side of BBQ sauce, and a drink, which was reasonably priced. You can mix & match the wing flavors (not too many to choose from, which I think is good since you're not overwhelmed), and I did their original Rotisserie and Parmesan (their Rotisserie glazed with a Parmesan sauce); I chose their hot BBQ sauce. The wings were perfect! The size was average to large, and the meat was super tender and came off the bone very easily . I definitely liked the Parmesan wings more than their original. The Hot BBQ sauce, though really not hot at all, was also delicious, and I definitely used all of it on the original sauce-less wings. Definitely a place to come back for! Rating: 9/10 Pros: Parmesan Wings! Cons: None

Simple yet really good fried chicken. I tried the Original, Memphis Sweet & Thai Chili wings. Each variety was moist and seasoned well. The sauced options were my favorite. At nearly $10/lb Dienner's isn't cheap, but definitely good eats.

I HAVE BEEN WAITING TO GET HOME SO I COULD WRITE THIS WELL-DESERVED 5 STAR REVIEW! What a fantabulous meal. I did some deep research into the best wings in Philly due to the hubs' craving. Thought this would be a good choice since it is in Reading Terminal Market, which in and of itself a fun stop as we are on vacation. When I arrived, I got a good feeling from the long line of folks who appeared to be regulars there on their lunch break. I drooled with anticipation as I awaited my turn; service was expedient despite the line. The folks running the establishment were very nice, as well. I was pumped to place my carefully thought-out order of 3 San Antonio wings, 2 smoked wings, 2 fried wings, a hot bbq sauce, a sweet bbq sauce, a buffalo sauce, a couple roasted carrots that looked good, and 2 small rolls because they were 30 cents each. ALL THIS WAS FOURTEEN DOLLARS. YES. All of the wings were superb. Now, I don't think of myself as someone who really likes fried chicken. I don't love fried chicken at fried chicken places because I often find it a bit buttery for some reason, and I don't like that. THE FRIED WINGS HERE WERE THE BEST. Light (?) and crispy. Hubs says next time he's getting 6 fried wings to himself. I would suggest getting at least 1-2 San Antonio as well as I did enjoy the unique sauce on them - kind of like a cross between a less spicy buffalo and bbq. The smoked was very good but perhaps we don't NEED them again in the future. I also really enjoyed the sauces and the dipping action they inspired. The buffalo was our fave. I also don't like when buffalo sauce is buttery and this one was not. It was just kind of like an upgraded and more viscous Frank's Hot Sauce kind of vibe. The hot bbq was also very nice. Hubs says he only needs the buffalo moving forward but I say the hot bbq is necessary as well. The sweet bbq was solid but not essential. And the carrots were a very fine side. Not overly seasoned or burnt despite the burnt look to them. Our 1.5 year old child really enjoyed them as well. This place is famous for a reason. Any friend of mine who visits Philly must eat here. Thank you.

Ordered the half chicken combo and added a large cole slaw. Super tasty, filling, and affordable. Staff were also very friendly. Definitely a gem in Reading Market

I ordered rotisserie chicken through Mercato for Thanksgiving. It was fantastic, although smaller than I expected. My disappointment, and why I dropped one star is only a very limited menu is offered for delivery.

I don't consider myself a wing aficionado, so I never thought I'd give a place specializing in chicken wings a five star rating. However, the wings at Dienner's managed to show me just how delicious chicken wings can be! Done right, wings can be just as delicious as any other part of the chicken--and as meaty as some chicken legs and thighs, too. Despite my mediocre past experience with chicken wings, I decided to take a chance and order the wings here, and I'm certainly glad that I did. Reading the other reviews convinced me that wings are Dienner's specialty, and I always try to order the food that a place is known for, so I followed suit here. Knowing Dienner's sells wings by the pound, I asked if I could get a half pound, since I'd already ordered a full lunch from another nearby BBQ stand. They told me this was possible, and even informed me that I could get more than one flavor of wing to try, so I decided to get two rotisserie and two smoky wings, which came to a bit over a pound (around $5.25 or so). Upon trying the wings, it became immediately apparent that these wings were quite different from any other wings I'd eaten before. They were larger and meatier than any wings I'd ever had previously, with tender meat and a crisp skin. I didn't get any sauce, but the rubs applied to them were flavorful enough to stand on their own. The two varieties tasted different, but it was a bit difficult for me to identify which flavor was which. Despite this, they were both delicious, and made for a great accompaniment to the boneless rib sandwich that I had for lunch. Needless to say, I was quite impressed with my experience at Dienner's. My only criticism was that the wings were a bit pricey, but I'd definitely say they're well worth it. The lunch combos are more reasonably priced (I believe there's a Yelp check in offer for them, as well), so I may try one of them if I stop by again. Whether you consider yourself a wing connoisseur or a wing naysayer, be sure to check out Dienner's wings--they're certain to impress, no matter what your feelings about wings!

Ok - so I work near the Reading Terminal and I try my best to avoid this place because it is a den of sinful food - it is a Foodie's Heaven and you want to try and eat all the different offerings. I have tried Dienner's chicken in the past, but I guess I really didn't appreciate the complexity of the selections. The rotisserie wings are great with the seasoning, but the smoked wings - OMG - so tasty...I ordered the 1 pound on my last trip and I am not ashamed to say - I didn't share - ate it all & licked my fingers... Tip: Don't go at lunch time - usually a long line...but what I will say if you do - it's worth the wait.

I have been craving for their wings for a while based on all the good reviews, and I finally stopped in today to give it a shot. It's Saturday lunch time, I was surprised that there was no line there. They raised price for $9.39/pound of wings which is not a big deal. Since it was my first time to try their wings, I ordered a mix of one pound of classic, smoked and San Antonio wings. The wings were good, but not as good as I was expecting. They are absolutely tender, somewhat flavorful, but not impressive. I would say it's just average chicken wings. The staff were nice and friendly. If you like chicken wings, Moriarty's is absolutely the first choice!

This place has awesome chicken. I'm usually not a fan of chicken wings, but these were great. We purchased several wings and drumettes and got bleu cheese and hot sauce. Each wing was cooked in a rotisserie oven and was super meaty, moist, and very tasty even without sauce. The only thing that I felt was missing was that you couldn't get a side of celery (which is a minor thing), but I do like some fresh, crunchy veggies with wings. Would definitely recommend this place though.

The bbq chicken here is awesome!!! The Amish really put their foot in this chicken no pun intended :) They have specials well I got the #1 which gives u 1lb of chicken wings, drink, and a sauce choice (hot, mild, or blue cheese) U have to get these wings. If it's your first time they can be a little hard to find but just go over in the Amish section of reading terminal The bbq chicken here is awesome!!! The Amish really put their foot in this chicken no pun intended :) They have specials well I got the #1 which gives u 1lb of chicken wings, drink, and a sauce choice (hot, mild, or blue cheese) U have to get these wings. If it's your first time they can be a little hard to find but just go over in the Amish section of reading terminal

Awesome rotisserie wing spot. It's done in a rotating oven like rotisserie chicken. Several flavors to choose from but I usually go with original and BBQ. About $9.50 per pound, it's a lot of wing. There served whole not chopped up like Buffalo wings so get ready to really dig in.

God DAMN their smoked wings are godlike. It's my number one food in the Terminal. I usually get a pound. They aren't always open though.

These are really, really great tasting wings! They are located in the Amish section of Reading Terminal Market. Just follow your nose, if you have trouble finding them! Their fried and smoked chicken smell wonderfully permeates the air. This market gets extremely busy, so best to arrive early in the morning (before noon) to get the best selection of wings. I've only tried their fried wings and the smoked wings. The fried is the winner of these two. The crust is perfectly seasoned and cooked to perfection. Their smoked wings leave a little to be desired...the smoke flavor and color is there but that is all. Definitely could use some seasoning. Overall, the wings are a must-try! The Amish behind the counter are friendly and appreciate all the business they get.

Seems a bit odd to travel from central Texas to Philly and order anything "San Antonio", but dang the San Antonio wings are tasty. They're big wings, and crunchy, and bbq sweet and spicy. The rotisserie wings are quite tasty too, if you don't want to lick as much San Antonio off your fingers. I don't know what in the world the wings have to do with San Antonio, but dang they're tasty.

Dienner's Bar-B-Q is a family owned business that makes the best rotisserie barbecued chicken I ever had. The chickens are so favorable and tender, you wonder how they do it. It is a take out spot only and when I walked up to the counter the other day, Bob had just dumped a pile of barbecued wings on the table. wow, what a site, makes you wish a chicken had 12 wings man! I saw the spices that they rubbed on the birds and it looked like a pretty potent rub. They sell the chicken by the pound and rolls and BBQ sauce are available. Don't miss this one!

One of the best chickens I have ever had. Flavorful, tender and moist, it is everything you want from your chicken. I was sorry I could not have more as I already demolished half a Dinic's roast pork sandwich when my uncle offered me some of the chicken he got from Dienner's. Next time I am in Philadelphia, I will make sure to stop by again.

I love chicken wings! I love the many varieties--fried, baked, spicy, barbecue, Thai, Korean, and with tomato sauce! Dienner's wings whether they are rotisserie, smoked, or San Antonio-style will bring a smile to your face. I even forgot to order the sauces--it gives me an excuse to return tomorrow. If you are looking for something different from the Reading Terminal Market you need to find Dienner's off the beaten track like so many wonderful food stands!

The Rotisserie chicken here is amazing! If you are having a party this is the place to stock up on wings. They also sell delicious wings fried and smoked, but the rotisserie is the standout star. For lunch I like to get their pound of wings meal with the idea of saving half of it for dinner. It takes a lot of self control to not eat the entire pound in one sitting. The meal comes with a BBQ dipping sauce to make the wings even more delicious. Even if the line is long here don't be discouraged. It's worth the wait!

Only had the 1/2 rotisserie chicken from here, but by far one of the best I ever had. The meat is literally falling off the bone and extremely juicy. Judging from the rest of the reviews and friends, definitely going for the wings next time around.

After a breakfast or lunch at the Dutch Eating Place (right next door in Reading Terminal Market), we always pick up a cut up chicken for dinner that night. Moist, flavorful, and needs absolutely no sauce or seasoning. Oh, and if there are leftovers they make a great sandwich or curry the next day. Since it is in the Amish section, it is only open Wednesdays (till 3), and Thursday through Saturday.

I've been coming here for nearly 10 years now, and it's still every bit as delicious as when I discovered it the first time I ventured into Reading Terminal Market. I always order the plain rotisserie chicken wings and ask the friendly staff to pick me the smallest, most well done wings. This is my key to success in maximizing flavor and crunch! PARTING THOUGHT: Keep in mind that Dienner's Bar-B-Q Chicken is closed on Sundays, so be sure to plan your Reading Terminal Market visit accordingly

Came here to pick up some food. The name is misleading since most of the chicken options are not BBQ. The smoked wings are yummy. The rotisserie is ok flavor but all the choices were moist. Lines are def confusing. Bonus to my day, I was able to round of the meal with a few free samples of vodka showcased by a new distillery in town.

I's did for thee wings unreal! Many great sauces and styles, what else could you ask for ?

If you're in the vicinity of the Reading Terminal Market and are craving wings, this is the place to be! They offer whole chickens, chicken wings, and thighs, all rotisserie style. My favorite is definitely the wings and they offer them in a couple different ways. You can get them plain, smoked, fried, or San Antonio style (tossed in a creamy BBQ sauce). You really can't go wrong with any of those options! I've never tried any of their sauces and I don't need to, these wings are perfect just the way they are!

Dienners is the best roast chicken you may ever eat. The secret is they brine them in a solution of water sugar and salt. Then they are slow roasted to perfection. I know it sounds like a commercial. They are real Amish and the chicken is just like you get in Lancaster county. They don't reheat well and that's my only issue. So eat them on the spot. The whole chickens are great but the wings are the best! Expect to spend some money. They are not inexpensive .

At this point, I have pretty much tried all the food establishments inside Reading Terminal. I love the Terminal, I go as often as I can and usually leave with more produce than I can comfortably carry. I realized there was a place I hadn't eaten at, Dienner's BBQ Chicken. I will blame the location for that- they are practically hidden away on the wall next to Dutch Eating Place. Dienner's does Rotisserie chicken. You can get it whole or have some legs and wings. There are piles of it and you can choose what looks best for you. The chicken are from Lancaster and the chefs are Amish. Lunch combos are available. The guy in front of me in line was a regular and suggested the wing combo. It comes with a pound of wings, a drink, and a sauce- $10.80 with tax. I love food that is provided to you by weight. A pound will get you about 7-9 wings here. I requested a mix of their different wing styles- fried, San Antonio, and rotisserie. Fried wings are self explanatory. I liked this a lot, they weren't greasy and the skin didn't slip off. The rotisserie wings were very impressive, the skin was cooked right so it was moist inside and had the collagen-melty layer under the skin. San Antonio, the BBQ sauce flavor got a little cloying after a while, but not a horrible wing to have. My sweet lemonade and blue cheese sauce finished off this unhealthily satisfying lunch time meal.

The only thing you can buy here is chicken. Delicious, delicious chicken. The men behind the counter were friendly and fast - working in front of dozens of roasting chickens to deliver us our half chicken with sweet sauce. As with most BBQ joints in the East, I find that there is never enough sauce to go around - so ask for some before you leave. The chicken was absolutely fall-off-the-bone good, well-seasoned and not at all dry. You'll have to go elsewhere for sides and the like - but don't worry, it's worth it!

Being closed Sunday - Tuesday I was like a horse in the starting gate to get to try this place since my Saturday night arrival in Philly but come Wednesday I first both my lovely bride a pound for her day at work but after delivering them to her returned to devour my own pound and I could have kept on eating but since my blood pump repair guy is not in Philly I figure not a good time to have the blood pump go crazy. But they were yummy for the tummy and I wish I could have them right now. They were were three bone wings too not the one bone wings you get just about most places these days. And they were chickens that got to live some before fate fell on them as they were an average size not teeny weeny where again is common these days. The leaving the table on Dienner's is I wish they had one within a mile or two of home but then again God is probably doing for me what I could not do and that is refrain from consuming a pound or two of these fine wings weekly. If your a wing person go for it!!