Wing Depot on Campbellton Rd.
Chicken wings restaurant · Fairburn/Campbellton ·
Crispy, flavorful wings in many sauce options, plus fried fish
Crispy, flavorful wings in many sauce options, plus fried fish
"What We Like: The skin is very crispy, and the meat is juicy and well-seasoned. This unassuming spot has become a favorite among the true connoisseurs of our lemon pepper province. To find it, ride down Campbellton Road in Southwest Atlanta and stop when you see a tiny red hut at the edge of a shopping plaza. The LP seasoning here is a nicely blended mix of savory and tart. Order from the Depot's small walk-up window, then you can stand around or wait in your car for your wings, which are served fresh and piping hot." - jacinta howard
"This unassuming spot has become a favorite among the true connoisseurs of our lemon pepper province. To find it, you'll need to ride down Campbellton Road in Southwest Atlanta and stop when you eye a tiny red hut at the edge of a shopping plaza because that means you've found the home of some of the crispiest, most well-seasoned lemon pepper wings in the city. They're fried just right with a crunchy exterior that doesn't overly dry out the meat. And their LP seasoning is a nicely blended mix of savory and tang that most ATL places wish they did as skillfully. Order from the Depot's small walk-up window, then stand around or wait in your car for your wings, which are served piping hot." - demarco williams, juli horsford, jacinta howard
"Wing Depot, in a little red hut in Southwest Atlanta, serves perfectly fried wings with a crunchy exterior that keeps the meat juicy." - jacinta howard, juli horsford
"Wing Depot, located in a little red hut in Southwest Atlanta, serves incredible wings—they're fried just right with a crunchy exterior that doesn’t overly dry out the meat. And their lemon pepper seasoning is a well-balanced mix of savory and tang that we wish more ATL places got right. Order from a small window and wait outside for your food, which is served piping hot. It’s a convenient stop for a quick lunch if you’re in the area or for when you want wings that you know won’t disappoint. Food Rundown Lemon Pepper Wings These are easily some of the best lemon pepper wings in the city. They're fried hard with a crunchy exterior that doesn't overly dry out the meat. photo credit: Tabia Lisenbee-Parker BBQ Wings No improvement notes on the sauce. It’s not overly sweet with just the right amount of tang. They’re well-coated, so you won’t have to ask for extra sauce unless you want them dripping. Teriyaki Wings These have a light glaze that adds depth without turning into a sugary mess. Just sticky enough to cling to the crispy skin—these are solid." - Jacinta Howard
"A frequent contributor to Eater Atlanta, Mike Jordan describes Wing Depot as his spot for “comfort and convenience.” Located in a red shack in the middle of a parking lot next to the Auto Zone, Jordan says these wings are the “wind beneath” his own. Takeout only. Masks required. — Mike Jordan, Atlanta food and beverage writer, editor-in-chief of Butter ATL" - Eater Staff
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