Wild Goose Bar & Grill

We did come in on a game day so service was extremely slow but the food was amazing! The cheese curds we had melted in your mouth and the wings and buffalo chicken wrap were amazing! Definitely a crowded space when there’s a Bears game!

Wild Goose Bar & Grill is always a solid spot, but bartender Alexandra truly elevated the experience. She was attentive without hovering, quick with recommendations, and made excellent drinks with consistency and precision. Even during busy moments, she stayed composed and personable, making everyone feel welcome at the bar. The atmosphere is lively yet comfortable, and the service made it even better. If you stop by, grab a seat at the bar — Alexandra will take great care of you.

It was packed! Service was a little slow but the waiter let us know he was slammed ahead of time, which I appreciated. He was lighthearted, patient, and funny. The food was so good, I got mild wings and poutine. The wings were slightly lacking in flavor but the wings were good nonetheless, the poutine was so gooey, cheesy, salty, delicious. Oh and they make the best long island I've ever had, I'll be back.

Liz was amazing! Attentive and sweet, answered all our questions and made us laugh. Service was quick. Food was delicious. They have poutine! The wings are so delicious. Honestly, the service was what really did it for us. We really enjoyed the night because of the staff. Liz, best friend of Liz, and the kitchen staff who’s name we didn’t get but was very personable; thank you!

What a great establishment! Perfect place for locals and visitors to watch a game. I wanted to see the Bronco game ( just flew in from CO) and The Wild Goose didn’t disappoint. Mariah, Will, Ninja, and Eddy are FUN and AMAZING! The menu is great… and the hidden gem… is the cinnamon beer. If you haven’t been… you’ve got to check it out ! Thanks for a great time!

Used to be better. We ate out here a couple weeks ago and the waitress was a mess. We had to ask for things multiple times including water and our check. Just ordered take out and the inconsistency is crazy. 2 orders of tenders and one looks like a normal portion and the other has basically 2 boneless wing sized. You can get away with that if someone orders one order but the side by side comparison shows everything. This was our favorite place but we’ve been disappointed lately.

We order chicken wings which was dry , no sauce , extremely tangy and dried. Didn’t like the taste at all . Salad was 6/10. I can definitely come back for drinks . Atmospheric is 8/10 Staff - 10/10

Visited the Wild Goose Bar &Grill for the Bears/Packers game. The atmosphere was upbeat and welcoming. Plenty of TVs. Wings were excellent! Attentive servers and bartenders. Clean restrooms with hot water! Will visit again and definitely recommend as a great placed to watch a game or hang!

Michigan man here and stepped into enemy territory to watch a Lions game with fellow Michigander transplants. We had an awesome time! Food was delicious (and as you can see I was eating healthy) as were the drinks. They have a great beer selection. Staff was awesome - friendly and engaging and attentive. Glad to have found this gem and will be back for other Detroit sports games (but not the Sparty ones, haha)

have eaten here a dozen times before but unfortunately won't be going again. I would also advise anyone with children to also give this place a miss. As I was parking diagonally opposite the bar, the car alarm of a blue jeep in front sounded. I do not know what caused it - I did not come close to the other vehicle. Perhaps it was the fact that the dog that had been abandoned inside the car (it was 32f out so perhaps it was trying to keep warm) was jumping all over the place and set it off. Just as I was about to exit my car, a woman came up shouting "What the fuck are you doing? Do not fuck up my car you fucking asshole." When I stated that I had not come within two feet the other car, the lady identified herself as the owner of Wild Goose. Putting two and two together, I would guess that she saw me parking near her car and was in the bar setting off the alarm with her keys. I told her that I had planned on stopping in with my children but that this would no longer be the case. She replied, "Just go then. It's a great place." In short, the owner is a complete jerk. My kids had to witness the whole thing and all because she wanted to have two parking spaces to herself. Top this off with the fact that she left her dog in the car in freezing cold weather, I won't be returning.

Stopped in on a Sunday evening for the Lions game. The place was pretty full, but we snagged a table. Plenty of TVs so no bad tables. Our server, Mariah, was amazing! She was so on top of checking on us and giving us recommendations. We started with the cheese curds and I had the buffalo chicken wrap. Wow, the food was amazing and the portions were huge for the price. The ranch was especially delicious. I highly recommend checking this place out.

This is a great place to come to watch your favorite team on a big screen with friends! Even if you support different teams, there are at least 3 to 4 games on at any given time during prime time. I enjoy the two day chopped salad half order and their fries. This last visit I also really enjoyed the triple berry jam mule.

Came here to nosh on Wings and fried cheese curds while watching one of the NBA finals game. The staff was friendly and it wasn't too crowded. I loved the TVs they had everywhere so there was really no bad seat in the house to catch the major games. Food was good and portions were generous, but not my favorite. The Wings were a tad overcooked and under-seasoned. Cheese curds tasted pillow soft when hot, but once it cooled down, something was a little off on the texture and color ... it was chewy and clear. It's a neighborhood spot that's open late and I'd return for that reason. I'll give the burger and fries a try next time.

Some of the best cheese curds I've ever had! And homemade ranch. The spinach and artichoke dip was good, but not amazing.

Excellent bar with a special shoot out as being a Michigan State bar. The food is great and the atmosphere is even better. I did knock off 1 star because they were so understaffed for the football game and our waitress was honestly awful. She didn't know half the drinks in the menu and brought multiple wrong drinks. I've been back a few times since the initial time and service is still sporadic but the food and atmosphere on game day weigh out the sporadic service.

If you're searching for the perfect spot to catch a Bears game with family and friends, The Wild Goose should be at the top of your list. My recent visit, during the season's final Bears matchup, proved just how special this place is. Even with the restaurant packed and buzzing with excitement, the staff created an atmosphere that felt warm, welcoming, and comfortable. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with genuine smiles and friendly energy. The staff was not only attentive but also mindful of everyone's comfort and safety, watching the door so the space never became a hazard. Despite the crowds, there was no sense of chaos--just a lively, fun vibe that made us feel right at home. Service at The Wild Goose is impressively quick and thoughtful. Our food and drinks arrived promptly, and we never felt like we were waiting, even though the bar was bustling. Special thanks to Will, Liz, Eddie, and Andrew, who made sure every detail was attended to. They checked in frequently, making sure our table had everything we needed and that our experience was as enjoyable as possible. The food lived up to the game day hype. The wings were outstanding--crispy, flavorful, and perfectly sauced. Drinks were delivered quickly and kept the good times rolling. But the real highlight of the meal was the bread pudding dessert. It was so delicious that I even ordered a serving for the table next to mine, convinced that everyone should experience it. If sweets are your thing, this dessert comes highly recommended. What truly sets The Wild Goose apart is the personal touch that runs through every aspect of the service. Sharing a dessert, cheering with friends, and being surrounded by attentive staff made the evening unforgettable. The Wild Goose knows how to make every guest feel special, even on their busiest nights. All in all, The Wild Goose is a wonderful place, full of great people and top-notch service. Whether you're in the mood for sports or simply want a memorable night out, you'll find the perfect blend of hospitality and flavor here. Don't miss the wings, and be sure to save room for the bread pudding!

This used to be our favorite place. We gave it so many chances after their move but unfortunately the service and food has gone downhill. The fries changed and they're always super greasy. The wrap is 70% lettuce. I literally pulled handfuls of it out of my wrap and it wasn't even dressed with dressing. Sometimes the food is really great but it's not worth spending money in hopes to get a good wrap. If you do pick up there's no direction for where pickup is and if you stand around waiting the staff just walks right past even if you try stopping them to ask for help. It's so awkward every time.

This just open in Lincoln Square and it has been a hit! The vibe is sports bar with really good food. Tons of TVs playing sports, music plays on background. There were all kinds of groups, families, people on dates, buddies grabbing a bite and beer. Bartender was efficient, but could have used a second person helping. We went Saturday night and bartender was taking care of bar (pretty long) and making drinks for drink orders from waiters. I noticed waiters helping bartender by serving their table beers orders. Definitely would go back!

The wraps here are incredible. Honestly my favorite chicken Caesar wrap in the city. Really good portion sizes and I'm never disappointed it is always consistent.

We recently visited with a group and were able to find tables in the back room. It's been a few years since we have been back in the old neighborhood of Lincoln Square. I remember the location and something else was in its place. Anyway, the place is huge with two big rooms: the main room with the bar, and the second room with lots of tables. I have no idea if they have food or not as we visited after an event so we were just grabbing a drink or two before heading back to the burbs. There were multiple servers who approached our table but not overly so, just to make sure that when were were ready to order drinks that we wouldn't have to wait. We ordered a Corona (which was perfectly cold) and a Gypsy Apple Mule. The server said it tasted a bit like apple pie. It did. I'm a fan of mules and this was truly something different and a nice change from the norm. It was a good recommendation. The servers were all friendly and would stop and chat awhile. It's something you don't see too often especially when a place is busy like the Wild Goose was that day. The Wild Goose seems like a great addition to the neighborhood to have good times with friends, family, and catch a game on their numerous televisions. Wild Goose is definitely worth a visit. Like Arnold says, "I'll be back."

3 visits on quiet Monday afternoons & the food & service has been excellent! The steak salad is quite good & reasonably-priced. The kitchen made adaptations for my Celiac Disease, that the server mostly remembered after only 1 visit! There are large, loud TV's with sportscasts which some guests may enjoy more than others. * Suggestion for management: more gluten-free options, please. Thanks!

Very good. Good service always a good crowd good wings Good sports bar and crowd good atmosphere

I have gotten the wraps a concerning amount of times because it just hits every time. So fresh and the chicken is cooked perfectly. Also the cheese fries are so delicious. The portions are very filling and I will be buying one later today :)

My S.O. and I were at the Wild Goose this Sunday for the first half of the Bears game. This is why we won't be back for the foreseeable future. My S.O. had happy memories, apparently, of watching a Bears game with me at their old location some 13 odd years ago. Good service. Decent food. Jovial vibe. Every time the Bears scored, they'd play the Bears fight song. And I had a good time watching their last Superbowl appearance there with a friend a few years before that. NONE of that at their new location at Lincoln and Wilson (formerly 'Fork.'). For starters, perhaps a quarter of the many screens around the main area were tuned to the Bears game. Looked like they were shunting Bears fans and their families off to a back room for all Bears game screens. We avoided that room as we disapprove of kids in bars and there were plenty back there. Guys, I know the Bears have been having a rough few seasons, but you're in CHICAGO. Not out by the airport or some unloved suburb. You're in the heart of the Chicago neighborhood of Lincoln Square. Put the out-of-towners and FanDuel idiots in the back room! My favorite part was the fact that we purposely sat down near a really nice giant screen we were sure would eventually get tuned to the Bears game as it was just game-time when we entered. Nope. It stayed on the Commanders game. Worse, a full gaggle of full-on Bears fans in jerseys and everything sat down even closer to that screen than we were -- it basically adjoined their table. They begged the staff to turn it to the Bears game and finally what looked to be the manager or owner came over and told them no dice. That there were a couple precious turds somewhere who for some reason picked a purportedly neighborhood bar to come and watch the Commanders game. The Bears fans were disgusted and had to turn their attention to the same screen we were squinting at behind the bar. Jesus, at least comp their drinks. And THEN there was the service. Yikes. True story, we timed it: It was seat-yourself and a full 15 minutes elapsed between the time we were seated and literally any staff asked us literally anything. No water. No menus. No acknowledgment. No greeting of any kind. The wait-staff we saw walking around seemed to be actively avoiding us. We turned it into a game -- counting the minutes. Just as we were getting ready to bail, their version of a server brought over waters and took a drink order. Dude was polite enough but wasn't apologetic about the wait. Seemed a little proud of himself for including us in his day's affairs. He came around just often enough to keep us from completely losing our cool. I had to scout out and steal salt and pepper shakers from an empty table and later sympathized with a guy who wanted ours. But my favorite part came when I asked our weird server what good bourbons they had (so my girlfriend could sedate herself with a double). He said "I don't know, really. I'm more of a whiskey guy." I didn't have the heart to tell him bourbon is a KIND of whiskey and that anyone who's truly into the latter would understand the former. At this point I was concerned for everyone's dignity there -- even his. I should have realized from his hair and outfit that dignity was not one of his top priorities. Food: Wings were decent. My date didn't care for them and filled up on fries. The bill was steep for what we had but in line with the neighborhood. I tipped the weirdo way more than he deserved. Come halftime we fled down the street to O'Shaughnessy's, our usual standby. We were recognized and warmly welcomed there. All the staff were wearing Bears jerseys. All the screens were tuned to the Bears game. And they rang the bell every time the Bears scored. THAT's how you do it, Wild Goose. Try harder.

They have a nice beer selection here and the standard bar fair. Fun enough that we were happy to tab out the first bartender because we were here so long.

Some of the best wings in the city. The staff has always been fantastic - whether I'm there watching hockey with the pals or if we're doing a family dinner with the kids. Love the ambience and their dishes and salads always rock.

We love a new sparty bar in the neighborhood! Sweet potato tots 10/10 Homemade ranch 10/10

Love the new spot - same great food, great atmosphere; awesome place to catch a Bengals game (when we're not watching the Lions haha) -- my pookie's from Cincy and loves the cheese fries so they crush it there. Service has always been solid too. Will keep coming!

Not very good anymore. I've been going to the goose for 20 years. The food was always consistent. They moved and I'm trying to like it but I can't. The service was slow. The food was so bad I've had to request a do over and I just can't anymore. Dried out roast beef. Fish fry that looks like broken off pieces from the bottom of the fryer and the same for the fries. Always cold. I just can't try anymore. These are the fries they brought me tonight. Need I say more. ....

The wings are like no other. Great selection of wing flavors, nice size wings. They have good service but if it gets busy, it could get a bit lack luster. The ambiance gives off a good college bar with a bit of swag. I've been coming to this place for over 20 years and will continue on being a customer, as long as they are open. I really wish they bring back the $0.25 wing night, they were legendary.

There's isn't a sign to "sit yourselves". So please sit yourselves when you go in. It's a great local bar! The food is okay to pretty good such as the "wild fries" are the best. However, the wings have lost their touch over the years and don't taste as fresh any more. They gave also raised their prices. It's a great atmosphere when a local sport team is playing. However, the crowed has died down a lot since they took away the wing special on Mondays or all specials throughout the week. (Bad business decisión if you ask me) The service was good and I am happy to see that veteran busser/food runner is still there. He makes sure the server is caught up. However, being that is not busy there was only one server which meant that you had to wait a while to get another drink which okay for our pace. If the servers get to sell more liquor and the food gets better in their quality, I wouldn't mind to be here every weekend but I know I see this bar if they keep the same management going downhill.

Eddie is the BEST BARTENDER I have ever encountered in chicago. Talk about an empathetic bartender! He was so kind to not just me, but every other patron at the bar. It's rare to see someone that genuinely kind. 10/10 would recommend on all fronts.

Food ..mediocre bar fare Service: You couldn't tell who was waitstaff from the customers. One waitress wearing Detroit lions gear ( it's Chicago sports bar)!Our waitress when asked to switch to a table in the back room where it was less noisy looked panicked because we had already ordered food and told me no table available..I looked at back room and 2 tables were open. Woman tending bar doing shots with customers. Ambiance: Saturday evening 7pm thumping loud club music so loud in bar area 2 top table that I had to shout across table to my friend. College football games on TV..are you a sports bar or a club? I'm sorry you moved north a few blocks to heart of LIncoln Square ..but can't tell what type of place Wild Goose trying to be..dive bar? Sports bar? Local pub restaurant ?

Yes, I recommend this place. Excellent gastro pub meals and drinks at great prices. Have the BB-Q Chicken Sandwich with Wild Fries. Soo good and reasonable. Eat in or take out. They just moved to the corner of Wilson and Lincoln. Try them out!

I like the atmosphere here, especially at 75% capacity and how tables are spaced apart haha I've had their $0.25 wings before and really liked them. This time, there wasn't that deal. My friend and I ordered: wild fries, fried pickles, and chicken wings: 5 spicy pad Thai, 5 chipotle bbq, and 5 spicy sweet and sour. The fries, yum! Especially when they're hot. There was a lot of sauce, so at the end when it was cold, it was a bit heavy. The fried pickles, also great. I wish it came with more, but the contrast of the Pickle's sourness and the breading with the sauce were great together. And the wings: Spicy pad thai- it doesn't taste like pad Thai, more like a sourish sauce with bell peppers. I can't even describe it, but it was my least favorite. Spicy sweet and sour- 2nd place because it tasted better than the pad Thai wings. Still though, I don't think it was very unique where the flavor stood out to me. Chipotle bbq- you can't go wrong with bbq. So this one was the best and most original to typical wings. Overall, I appreciated the service, the fact that they were following pandemic guidelines, and the food being pretty decent too. I'd go back to try their cheese curds and do the $0.25 wings deal for sure!

Service was lowkey slow. It felt like my boi was just ignoring us. We had to call him over to put in our orders after waiting for half an hour. We expected him to come to us instead of us going to him

We were excited to try this place now that it moved closer to us. Confusing when we walked in. They said to take any table, but there weren't any available tables. Took awhile to get that figured out and they were finally able to seat us. We ordered our cocktails and a 1/2 salad to split. The salad was very good. The other items were just so-so. We had a burger with fries, a chicken wrap and a tequila lime chicken sandwich. We also tried the sweet potato tater tots. The fries were also really good. We had ordered cosmos. The first ones arrived and were tasty. When we ordered our second round, they literally brought over 2 glasses that were only 1/2 full. We said something to the person delivering the drinks. He took them back to the bar and we could see that our waitress was back there giving him a hard time about us saying something. My friend was watching and literally watched her add more cranberry juice only, so they looked fuller. When they brought them again, we asked for new cocktails. I swear what they brought had very little to no alcohol in it and we asked to upgrade the vodka. Was very disappointed that it was handled the way it was. They should have never been brought to the table 1/2 full in the first place, but then to give us a hard time about saying something was the icing on the cake. I will give them a 2nd chance and hope things improve a bit.

Basic, close to lowest common denominator establishment. Food used to be good but is now below average, and the service was absurd last time I was there with one waitress covering the entire place on a full Friday, and not well. Atmosphere is loud and little else. Going to give it a pass for at least a year and see if they can get it together.

This place was exactly what we were looking for to watch a game. The salads were enormous and really good. I had the Buffalo chicken salad and it was great. Lots of chicken, lots of lettuce and not a lot of other stuff. Plenty of TVs and nice wait staff. I didn't have a single complaint.

If your heading down to Wrigley for a Cubs game I suggested heading down! Great Sports environment, friendly staff and great food! I highly recommend the Wings and Wild Fries!

Wild Goose is nothing to write home about, while they have a decent beer selection. The wings are alright - not the worst but certainly not the most amazing in the city (I wish we were here during the deal, but oh well!). I do love that they have touch tunes, it always makes a stop a bit more exciting! If you stop by for a drink and want an appetizer to share at the table, I would definitely go for the cheese curds. They serve a massive amount and they are some of the best I've had in Chicago. As for atmosphere, it's a bit to large of a space to be "neighborhood bar" but that's what they're going for, and it's alright.

Some of the most consistently good wings in the area. Sports focused bar with friendly staff, good food, and excellent rotation of beers on tap.

This place is always PACKED on the weekends, and it's totally a cool place to lose track of time and just watch a game and enjoy a beer. Thursday's were $4.50 drafts and appetizers, so we got a few of each and sat back to enjoy the night. All of the food was very standard bar food, and the beer list was decent, so we were all satisfied. What was seriously lacking was the service. I honestly think there might have been one server for the whole place. She wasn't able to check in often or bring food / check promptly at ALL. On the night we visited, Dovetail's owner and a few workers happened to also be there serving up beer and chatting with patrons, which was an awesome treat. Pro-tip: they recently started opening at 6:30am on Saturday's and Sunday's for soccer games. Would I be back? Honestly, probably so. It was a good, cheap place to bring a crowd and have everyone easily find something to please their palate.

This is hard. I got the 25 cent wings - Mondays only, order with a drink, order in multiples of 10. Wings are normal sized, not tiny. But the wings are soooo dry. Depends on the person, 25 cents is so awesome, you may not care about the quality.

This place . . . I first should mention that I'm not a sports bar fan, but came her for a friend's birthday (that part is great). That said . . . the decibel level in here when there are games on is a bit . . . difficult. And with all those sports fans in one place, it actually smelled kind of bad in here. The food is typical bar food. Overbreaded stuff and fried things. If you like sports bars, GO. If you don't . . . don't.

This was a really fun bar! The atmosphere was great and it is in a good, walkable location with a very nice wait staff. The food is pretty good pub food that you can't go wrong with. I reccomend the cheese curds! When I am in the neighborhood again, I won't hesitate to make another stop by!

Good local spot for wings and bar food. Not a huge place but good homey atmosphere. Food is always good and the wings are some of the best in the neighborhood. Portions are big as well. Good to watch a game or grab a beer

I came here on a Sunday evening. Place fills up by quick during a game, so go early if you want a table. Game was at 3:40pm; all tables were spoken for at 3:30pm. Wild Goose is your average pub with reliable service. Extensive beer list with some cocktails. I chose a Uncle John's Cherry Cider, which was semi- sweet and deeelicious! Food was average pub food. The nachos with buffalo chicken were really good. The chicken was fried. A great game day food to munch on. We also had the spinach dip, and one person at our table said that it might be the best spin dip he's had. Super garlicky. The quesadillas were quesadillas, but I didn't dislike them at all... ok, SO, maybe the food is a step above average pub food. It was good! Service was spectacular here. Amidst the crowds, our server always checked back on us for more beers, water, and food. We had fun! Our friend said that this is the bar he frequents when the games on. Come here for consistent service and food! Yum!

Came here for $0.35 wing special. Minimum 10 wings for $3.50. It's normally $10.50 for 10 wings. That is an amazing deal! There was a bit of a wait(15-20mins.) even though I saw a few empty tables. So definitely expect it when you come. When we sat down(at one of the empty tables I mentioned earlier), the table was sticky and dirty. At least clean it before you sit us. The waitress took a while to finally come take care of us and was kind of rude. There was very slow service here. Maybe because of the Wing deal so it's super busy. Still though if you know you're busy then have more staff. We were sitting for 30mins and still haven't gotten our food while the table next to us got their food before us after coming in after us. The atmosphere is loud. Definitely a sports bar. Lots of Tvs to watch the games. There's definitely a TV in almost every area so no blind spots so that's good. Now to the food. Which is amazing! The wings were fantastic. I had the Chipotle BBQ flavored wings. My girlfriend had the chile lime. Both had great flavor. Perfectly cooked. We also had the cheese fries. Which were also great. They were seasoned with Garlic as well. I highly recommend the food here. However, the service needs to be improved. The food saved them from a poor rating. Side note: The facilities here are TERRIBLE. They need to At least check on the facilities multiple times a day. The men's washroom was disgusting. My girlfriend said the female washroom had blood on the seat. Horrible. Don't save it for the end of the night. Check on them please!!

I would recommend coming here for a few drinks and to watch a game on their excellent tv selection. I'd recommend continuing on across the street to eat.

Went back to try their 25 cent wing special today at Wild Goose. Their wings are legit. The only catch is that you need to order a drink (alcoholic or non alcoholic). I just went with Coke so 10 wings and a drink will cost around $6.00 plus tax. It is a great deal. You get to choose one flavor with ranch or blue cheese along with celery. I went with hot, and it was flavorful. Not too spicy, but the perfect heat. Also, got an order of fries which was alot! Definitely good for sharing for 3-4 people. Service was fast and quick even with a good amount of people in the bar. They had 2 servers taking orders and another sending the food to the tables. It was efficient even during the lunch rush. Definitely a great special they got at Wild Goose! Parking is a little tougher during the day, but the deal is definitely worth it.

Monday night's dinner for three was a long wait. To be exact, our wait was one hour and 45 minutes. (It was the Bulls' first game with the Heat for the conference semi-finals. Glad we had that win! Go BULLS!) Our dinner consisted of a bottle of 312 and Corona Extra as well as 30 pieces of chicken wings and an order of wild fries. We had our wings in mild, medium, and chipotle barbecue sauces. The mild and medium were quite similar but the chipotle barbecue definitely stood out. It was our favorite for the evening! The wings are of decent size and slightly bigger than BWW's. Our order of 30 pieces of wings was more than enough. The wild fries were served in a generous portion. The sauce atop was a mix of ranch dressing and nacho cheese. I like how it was not thick and heavy. Note: Mondays are 20 cent wings! They do not allow patrons to take leftover wings to go. Order appropriately! It can get crowded on Chicago game nights. Be sure to arrive super early or super late if you want to avoid the long wait. Free street parking can be found. It took us less than 10 minutes to find a spot two blocks away.

Wings is thee only highlight.. bartender that worked this past Tuesday was very unexcited about servicing me.. she also assumed that I was with the guest that was sitting next time and decided to put my drink and meal on this persons tab... I don't want to use prejudice but that's what it was giving. Wish service was better but I won't be back...

Second time coming here, the first time is a blur because it was maybe like 4 years ago. So I came back today and I wasn't impressed, it was packed we did wait to get seated like 5-10 mins. They had 10 wings for $3.50. I ordered hot wings and they weren't good my boyfriend actually ordered buffalo chipotle I believe and that was really good way better than mine. My wings were actually more dry and salty. I tried to order two different beers that they had on the menu and she said they were out of both! Pretty annoying they should mention that when you get the menu, don't think I'll be coming back.

I've been coming here for their wings and fries for years. Mondays they have 0.20 wings (you have to order it in 10s + a drink) and Thursdays they have apps for 1/2 (including wings!). This place can get crowded during game nights and the wait can be long, but head over to the bar and grab a drink first while you wait. I honestly love their fries here. Their wild fries is topped with cheese, ranch, and their special seasoning. Always a must and is paired greatly with the wings.

I don't know how they're in business, I would rather go to applebees. Had to order twice, because the shitty ass bartender couldn't cater to all 8 patrons in the establishmen. I pray for her existence and how useless she will be at any job. Noted also, 2 people basically sat and watched football and did absolutely nothing to assist her. I would never come back and plan to blast them daily.

I ordered delivery through Grubhub. The delivery team did well. No complaints there. The burger is great. What left something to be desired was the fries. Specifically the "wild" fries. Soggy. Limp. Slimy. Way undercooked. I would recommend not getting the "wild" fries. Otherwise this place is good. I ordered a second time again through Grubhub. This time I ordered regular fries with my burger and there were no issues. This place does things right.