Showing posts with label wings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wings. Show all posts

Sunday, June 5, 2011

All Star Wings

905-737-4917
Hours:
Mon - Thurs 11 a.m. - 1 a.m.
Fri 11 a.m. - 2 a.m.
Sat 4 p.m. - 2 a.m.
Sun 12 p.m. - 1 a .m.

Spicy lemon wings
Picture by Andrea.

It had a pretty strong flavour, more spicy than it was lemon. The wings weren't bad; they had a good amount of meat on 'em.

This place has a ridiculous number of TVs hanging all around. In fact, the face of the person facing me was framed by TVs. It's good for watching sports games or being distracted. 

The annoying thing about the menu is that it lists all of the wing flavours without providing descriptions. Some are self-explanatory, but some are so unguessable that you'd have to ask the server what's in them. 

Would I return? Sure.

Total damage: $13 for my wings.

Friday, March 11, 2011

St. Louis

416-226-5988
Hours: 
Sun - Thurs 11 a.m. - midnight
Fri and Sat 11 a.m. - 2 a.m.

There's a different special every day, and on Sundays, it's a pint of domestic and a pound of wings. (The specials are available only with the purchase of a large beverage.)

A pint of Molson Canadian and a pound of dry Cajun wings.
I quite liked the wings. They were very crispy on the outside and quite moist on the inside. The Cajun could have had more spice, but it was acceptable. Actually, my favourite part about St. Louis is the dill sauce and the fries I use to dip in it. It's a perfect combo for the munchies.

Would I return? Yes. When I want beer and wings, that is where I will go without having to think.

Total damage: approximately $16.

Thursday, September 30, 2010

St. Louis

416-637-WING

The wings come with fries. The jalapeño poppers come with fries. The basket o' fries comes with fries.
That's a lot of fries. Good thing I like them, especially with the dill sauce. The fries are always crispy on the outside and soft in the middle.

Total damage: I do not remember.

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

St. Louis Wings

St. Louis Bar and Grill (90 Edgeley Boulevard, Vaughan, Ontario)

Potato skins
I thought these were rather overpriced and underwhelming compared to their fries.

Eighteen wings (honey garlic and authentic barbecue) covered in fries.
Use the dill sauce on the fries. We all agreed that the fries are excellent. They're so crispy on the outside and thick. I liked the wing meat because it wasn't dry. Josie and Mel liked that the wings weren't overly battered and soggy. The authentic barbecue flavour is a bit spicy, and both Josie and Mel preferred the honey garlic wings. 

If one likes the wings there, one should go on a Tuesday when it is wing night. One's wallet will be thankful. (Note: must purchase drink to get deal. A pitcher works.)

Me and Jo split a pitcher of Canadian and one of Heineken. 
My taste buds might be dying, but both pitchers tasted a bit watered down to me... or the food was that flavourful. 

Would I return? Yes. Their fries and dill sauce are amazing. Their wings are good too. 

Total damage: approximately $30 for my share of the beer, wings, and potato skins.

Sunday, July 11, 2010

All Star Wings


I like the spicy ones.


Total damage: Cannot remember. Also got a pint of beer.

Monday, July 5, 2010

Wild Wings

Wild Wings (8180 Bayview Avenue, Thornhill, Ontario)
905-709-9464

Wow... the voice on that website was scary. I thought it was coming from a pop-up ad that I couldn't find.

Wild Wings is pretty much Andrew's go to place when he wants wings. He just doesn't like that their menu has been expanding into more non-wing items.

Onion rings ($5.29)
Not bad. They came out hot and crispy. There's a bit of sweetness to the onion. 

One pound of spicy lemon wings. ($9.99)

The water here tastes sweet. Either the water is tainted, or they don't really properly wash their cups.

Our server was pretty good as she brought over another glass of weirdly sweet water without me asking.

Would I return? Maybe. It's a good back-up because it's never full, and it seems to be open on some holidays.

Sunday, April 25, 2010

St. Louis Bar and Grill

St. Louis Wings and Ribs (Fairview Mall, 1800 Sheppard Avenue East, Toronto)
Phone: 416-637-WING

Nine wings. Cajun dust.

The wings weren't dry, but the cajun dust flavour was a bit bland. Andrew said my wings didn't look very appealing. What I like most about St. Louis Wings are the fries and the garlic dill sauce. I think the sauce is actually for the chicken, but I like it better with the rippled, fat fries.

Would I go back? Yes. For fries. And dill sauce.

Total damage: Can't remember... $10-$15-ish?