Wild Wing Kitchener

Went for an early evening snack and purchased a pound of wings. A nice snack for the price paid, can't complain about the food, drink or service. Will go there again. Not your fine dining but not your cheap fast food restaurant either.

Ended up here after our first choice failed to feed us. It was a nice friendly place. Easy to speak to each other. Great menu for wings and ribs. No line up when we went, but sat at the bar until a table was available for six adults. Ended up being a nice evening. Food was great.

Went here for date night last night and all I wanted was a hot dog. Super cravings. So I ordered a hot dog and it came plain. No sauce, mustard, nothing. Wish the waitress would have warned me. I asked for buffalo sauce to put on it and she charged me for it. I wasn't too happy. There wasn't even any mustard anywhere.

For me, and by extension my hubby, this is the go-to place when I am in the mood for wings. I love the variety of the menu, with about a hundred different types of wings, it caters to my experimental eating habits. Wings, a beer and throw on a game on one of the big screens - ahhhhhhh, heaven.

My meal was very good. When and if I return, I will certainly want to reorder the Gar Par (Garlicky Parmesan creamy) traditional wings and fries by the same name. They are very good. Sadly, my family members who suggested coming here did not have a good experience.My daughter-in-law's meal was inedible it was so over-cooked. She had ordered boneless chicken wings and couldn't even cut them with a knife - they were like little rocks. She held up a french fry, and sadly even they were very dark brown. I couldn't believe they came from the same kitchen. My son didn't receive what he ordered, so he wasn't happy with that.**Please note: the waitress came to our table I think three times asking how our meals were during the meal and they didn't say anything (I wanted to, but they declined). At the very end of the meal my daughter-in-law explained why she didn't finish to the waitress who asked what she could do to make things better. She was told nothing but that we just wanted them to know about the quality. I tipped well, and ensured we left on really good terms.I think its best to give them a chance to make it right or not mention it at all though.