The Potluck

"The Potluck is open until 5am every night, and if you need chicken wings after that hour, maybe consider taking a quick nap. There’s an element of surprise when ordering from this South Austin trailer. While a few options like “pineapple sunrise” or “supreme sriracha” give hints about the flavors, most of the wings have names like “hot girl” or “star dust” with emoji descriptors that only provide vague clues. If you’re OK with a little mystery, tell them what you like—spice level, and wet or dry—then sit back and enjoy your 4am snack." - nicolai mccrary, matthew jacobs

"There’s an element of surprise when you order wings at The Potluck, a late-night trailer in South Austin serving wings, po’boys, and fries. The wings are huge, with a very fine breading that adds a little extra crunch. While a few options like “pineapple sunrise” or “supreme sriracha” give hints about the flavors, most of the wings have names like “hot girl” or “star dust” with emoji descriptors that only provide vague clues. If you’re OK with a little mystery, tell them what you like—spice level, and wet or dry—then sit back and enjoy your 4am snack. Our favorite is the “loose cannon,” topped with a thick dusting of (probably) Cajun and ranch seasonings. photo credit: Nicolai McCrary" - Nicolai McCrary

"There’s an element of surprise when you order wings at The Potluck, a 24/7 trailer in South Austin serving wings, po’boys, and fries. The wings are huge, with a very fine breading that adds a little extra crunch. While a few of the options like “pineapple sunrise” or “supreme sriracha” give hints about the flavors, most of the wings have names like “hot girl” or “star dust” with emoji descriptors that only offer a vague indicator. Our favorite is the “loose cannon,” topped with a thick dusting of (probably) cajun and ranch seasonings. If you’re OK with just a little mystery, tell them what you like—spice level, and wet or dry—then sit back and enjoy a surprise at any hour of the day.  " - nicolai mccrary, raphael brion