To sign up, visit Wild Wing Café on Facebook and choose the “National Chicken Wing Day” tab. Tangy. Spicy. Saucy. They are all ways to describe chicken wings, but on July 29 – affectionately recognized as “National Chicken Wing Day” – another word will be used to describe wings at WingStreet by Pizza Hut: cheap!
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We knew we wanted to do something different for our first National Chicken Wing Day, she said. Honey BBQ was decided by a social media survey to be America’s favorite flavor offered by East Coast Wings and Grill, winning 6.25 percent of the vote.
Might as Well Bar & Grill, on Racine Drive, will celebrate the occasion by running a $5 special for a six-count of wings all day.
The Atlanta-based company is offering all you can eat wings for $12.99 for boneless or $14.99 for traditional on Wednesday. Offers and prices may vary depending on the location, so call ahead.
Hurricane Grill & Wings: On July 29, get all-you-can-eat wings with a side of fries or kettle chips for $12.99.
Serving all you can eat wings for $14.50 in-house. If you buy 10 wings you get five more for free, if you buy 20 wing you get 10 more free and if you buy 30 wings you get 15 more free.
Wild Wing Cafe, on Military Cutoff Road, will participate in a Wing Eating Contest at 7 p.m. that challenges wing connoisseurs of any age and size to consume six wings in the fastest time. Based in North Carolina, the concept caters to chicken wing lovers by offering dozens of varying chicken wing flavors that can be paired with nine heat intensities-resulting with hundreds of delicious choices.
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Get boneless, breaded and traditional wings for 60 cents each on Wednesday.
