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From basic Buffalo to Korean wings, these fly to the top of the Big Game bites list
Whether an accompaniment to a football game and beer or just a slightly messy dinner, there’s no denying the appeal of an excellent chicken wing. From seriously crisp Korean versions to traditional Buffalo wings, these establishments serve the city’s sauciest, crispiest, juiciest wings.
Go forth, and get ready to use a lot of napkins as you make your way through this list of spots serving Dallas’s best chicken wings. Just in time for the Big Game.
Read MoreOrder wings at this spot’s Plano or Walnut Hill locations and get them with garlic Buffalo, gochujang, mango jerk, sweet barbecue, lemon pepper, or garlic parm sauce.
This Addison Circle bar is popular among sports enthusiasts, and the wings are at least partly why. Combine the lemon pepper and Buffalo sauces for a truly transcendent chicken wing experience.
Fried to a perfect crisp and showered in even crispier garlic, the crispy wings at Zaap are an essential order. Consider trying them as part of the Zaap combo, which pairs those wings with sticky rice and a refreshing papaya salad.
This SMU bar serves up classic bar food, and of course, that includes wings. Ask for sauce medium, hot, or barbecue and add on Frank’s Red Hot and butter to make ‘em extra delish.
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For folks who are really into wings, this East Dallas mainstay offers a lot of different takes. Notably, you can get one wing in an “I Told You So” sauce made with Carolina reaper, scorpion, and ghost peppers. It comes with a no-refunds warning. Traditionalists, stick to the battered wings.
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Dive bar lovers across the internet rave about the wings at this Lakewood joint. It’s just Vietnamese-style fried chicken wings that will hit the spot.
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Tender, juicy, perfectly-crisp wings await at this under-the-radar fried chicken gem. Pair tenders (hey, they’re boneless wings, right?) or bone-in wings with a variety of sauces like spicy barbecue, buffalo sauce, and a ton of excellent sides.
While Pie Tap is rightfully known for its pizza, the wings are worth raving about too. They’re served lollipop style, with the bone sticking out, with hot honey or lemon pepper sauce and blue cheese. It makes for a lovely bite.
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The wings at this games and drinks spot are boneless and come with buffalo sauce, teriyaki sauce, mango habanero sauce, or lemon-pepper butter and a honey drizzle. It’s basic stuff, but the ability to pair your order of wings with a nearly endless menu of cocktails, beer, and games adds to the appeal.
A favorite for Deep Ellum revelers, the wings at Angry Dog have a devoted loyal following. Typical buffalo and lemon pepper options are on offer, along with a super-hot version that only serious pepper junkies should consume.
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Some of the best wings in DFW can be found at this Bishop Arts restaurant. The Korean fusion style is simple enough and produces simply delicious wings.
Order wings at this spot’s Plano or Walnut Hill locations and get them with garlic Buffalo, gochujang, mango jerk, sweet barbecue, lemon pepper, or garlic parm sauce.
This Addison Circle bar is popular among sports enthusiasts, and the wings are at least partly why. Combine the lemon pepper and Buffalo sauces for a truly transcendent chicken wing experience.
Fried to a perfect crisp and showered in even crispier garlic, the crispy wings at Zaap are an essential order. Consider trying them as part of the Zaap combo, which pairs those wings with sticky rice and a refreshing papaya salad.
This SMU bar serves up classic bar food, and of course, that includes wings. Ask for sauce medium, hot, or barbecue and add on Frank’s Red Hot and butter to make ‘em extra delish.
For folks who are really into wings, this East Dallas mainstay offers a lot of different takes. Notably, you can get one wing in an “I Told You So” sauce made with Carolina reaper, scorpion, and ghost peppers. It comes with a no-refunds warning. Traditionalists, stick to the battered wings.
Dive bar lovers across the internet rave about the wings at this Lakewood joint. It’s just Vietnamese-style fried chicken wings that will hit the spot.
Tender, juicy, perfectly-crisp wings await at this under-the-radar fried chicken gem. Pair tenders (hey, they’re boneless wings, right?) or bone-in wings with a variety of sauces like spicy barbecue, buffalo sauce, and a ton of excellent sides.
While Pie Tap is rightfully known for its pizza, the wings are worth raving about too. They’re served lollipop style, with the bone sticking out, with hot honey or lemon pepper sauce and blue cheese. It makes for a lovely bite.
The wings at this games and drinks spot are boneless and come with buffalo sauce, teriyaki sauce, mango habanero sauce, or lemon-pepper butter and a honey drizzle. It’s basic stuff, but the ability to pair your order of wings with a nearly endless menu of cocktails, beer, and games adds to the appeal.
A favorite for Deep Ellum revelers, the wings at Angry Dog have a devoted loyal following. Typical buffalo and lemon pepper options are on offer, along with a super-hot version that only serious pepper junkies should consume.
Some of the best wings in DFW can be found at this Bishop Arts restaurant. The Korean fusion style is simple enough and produces simply delicious wings.
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