Who has the best wings in D.C.?

[alex]

Originally posted by beetsnotbeats:
   

Originally posted by Brandon Brendall, the thief:
  Two great things about College Park:
 
 1. Eating wings at Hard Times
 2. Getting wings to go from Wing Zone
 
 Both places have excellent wings.

Have yet to try either. And Cluck-U sucks. [/b]

Yeah, Cluck-U is awful.  Even their fried generally chicken sucks.

[tigersscareme]

is chuck's still around? i kinda thought that it would fold after the whole, you know, Menendez brother thing.
 
 
 wow, it's been a long time since i've been to Princeton.

[yinzer]

I was thinking about this very topic ever since yinzer claimed there were no good wings in DC.
 

i said there were no good wings in DC???

[godsshoeshine]

i think it was me, during our quaker steak and lube discussion

[ggw]

Sorry. All you Pittsburgh people look alike to me.

[godsshoeshine]

quit jaggin round

[yinzer]

yinz guys are jerkin' my chain dahn 'ere 'n 'at.

[godsshoeshine]

jeet jet

[ggw]

Do you guys mix up your tenses?
 
 "The car needs repaired."

[Bagley]

Austin Grill for the grilled version, Greveys in Falls Church, Va for buffalo style

[Yada]

hooters.. ruby tuesdays?? are you people kidding me??
 
 Stetsons has amazing wings. That fake irish bar at the bottom of Jury's hotel has great wings too.

[danknugz]

baileys in germantown has some decent wings. wings generally taste the same anywhere you go, the only difference being the sauce they're coated in. and then there's the whole battered vs non-battered wings controversy. i prefer the more crunchy battered wings myself.
 
 i think the best hot wings i ever had was at some asian place many years ago. they were dredged in cornstarch, fried super crispy, then coasted in a sweet and spicy red sauce. best. wings. ever.

[godsshoeshine]

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
  Do you guys mix up your tenses?
 
 "The car needs repaired."

its like a different language. would be more like "fix na car an at"
 
 i have only sort of an accent, but when i bust out the pixburghese, people look at me like i'm insane

[thegazelle]

Ahh, a favorite topic of discussion for all us removed Buffalonians. If you're talking about true "Buffalo wings", or chicken wings as we call them back home, the two best places are Rhino Bar and the Clydes on M St.). Asylum has decent wings but they're not consistent. I also like the offering at Pour House. Wingos (also in Georgetown) has good wings too. While I enjoy grilled wings that some places serve, for the sake of argument true wings have to 1) be deep fried, 2) crispy, and 3) have some type of hot sauce and/or bbq sauce. And a side of blue cheese and celery.

[freakoretardo]

Some good tips in here. Thanks people.