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viva la ben wrote:I like any kind of wings as long as they are cooked until the skin is crispy.
I hate soggy wings.
Mad Mex has some good wings









llipgh2 wrote:
Wing Pitt, which was in Oakland but is now closed, had the best wings I have ever had in Pittsburgh. I have no idea why they closed.





jaysmiter wrote:.
-Quaker Steak makes great sauces, but they are over priced and the actual wing usually sucks.

SoupOrSam wrote:Dude I don't know... I love some quality "name the place here fried chicken wings" but Tyson's tequila-lime wings are gooooooooood.
But there was this place in Plum that I worked at and was a huge wings favorite called Smartie Arties.... mmm. good wings. Luckily I remember the recipes.



IrishEyes wrote:The Southside Saloon in Johnstown makes wings, and their dry-rub, wing dust wings are AMAZING.
I'm also a fan of buffalo wings with some ranch dressing.


llipgh2 wrote:jaysmiter wrote:.
-Quaker Steak makes great sauces, but they are over priced and the actual wing usually sucks.
I've had wings at the original Quaker Steak and Lube in Sharon. Those are good wings. The satellite stores just are up to the same quality.
The best wings I had out of the city where in Buffalo, but not at the Anchor Bar. I've had wings at the Buffalo Head Bar and Gabriel's Gate (same owner). Those wings were just melt in your mouth amazing.

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