Foghorn Taproom

"Foghorn Taproom is a snug, no-fuss sports bar in the Richmond that has several dozen beers on tap. But the big draw here is that this place is chicken wing central. The wings are hefty, crispy, and well-coated in a range of sweet and spicy sauces. There is peppery-sugary dry spice, perfectly tangy buffalo, bourbon maple bacon, lemon pepper, and more. Wings are five for $8-ish, a price we can get behind, especially since we like to order multiple rounds while watching whatever game is on the big TVs behind the bar. " - lani conway, julia chen 1, ricky rodriguez

"Foghorn Taproom is chicken wing central. These wings are some of the best in SF. They’re hefty, crispy, and well-coated in peppery-sugary dry spice, perfectly tangy buffalo, bourbon maple bacon, lemon pepper, and more. Order as many as will fit on your table (five wings per order) and go to town while catching whatever sports are playing on the huge TVs behind the bar. This snug, no-fuss sports bar in the Richmond also has several dozen beers on tap, and a second location in the Sunset." - julia chen 1, lani conway

"Foghorn should get more respect for its wings, of which they have a number of options ranging from expected flavors (lemon pepper, Buffalo, barbecue sauced) to the unexpected (pineapple basil, Tajin, hot honey crunch). But we also do love an inclusive wing spot: Foghorn offers Sundial vegan wings and tosses them in a sauce of choice." - Paolo Bicchieri, Eater Staff

"On the north side of Golden Gate Park there’s a neighborhood staple for watching the Niners and eating wings. Now with a Sunset sister location on Irving Street, Foghorn Taproom has a big parklet on a block with loads of other outdoor dining options. Vegan wings are on hand, and local breweries are always on tap." - Paolo Bicchieri, Jay C. Barmann

"Foghorn Taproom is a snug, no-fuss sports bar in the Richmond that has several dozen beers on tap. But the big draw here is that this place is chicken wing central. The wings are hefty, crispy, and well-coated in a range of sweet and spicy sauces. There is peppery-sugary dry spice, perfectly tangy buffalo, bourbon maple bacon, lemon pepper, and more. Wings are five for $8-ish, a price we can get behind, especially since we like to order multiple rounds of them while watching whatever game is on the big TVs behind the bar. Foghorn has the air of a fast-food joint with bright lighting and minimal decor. Which makes sense—this place also serves fried chicken sandwiches and vegan chicken wings, and runs a steady takeout situation." - Lani Conway