Upgrade! On Saturday night, the 50 wings and an order of cheese fries that our drunken party of seven devoured in record time tasted like food of the gods. The wings were small but meaty, and cooked perfectly. There wasn't much variation between the different flavors, but that could also be because bones were flying in all directions and sauce was everywhere. I do remember enjoying the sweetness of the Thai sweet pepper wings. Two thumbs up for late night eats. I still won't eat the pizza (sorry, John H).
Review Source:The food was good I really liked their chorizo & cheddar stuffed jalapeños wrapped with bacon.  The hot garlic wings weren't that hot but was flavorful.  However, it took over 30 minutes to serve these appetizers and took nearly another 10-20 minutes to get the check & pay.  Though our server was polite, it seemed she had to handle the tables & the bar.
Review Source:I like this place. The crowd can vary but I usually don't have any issues with anyone. It's a nice place to relax after work and grab a quick drink, bite, and smoke. The bartenders are very quick and you typically don't wait forever to get a refill.
Haven't been there in a while but I'd really like to go back and make it more of a regular visit. I'll be back for hockey, which obviously is the drawing factor for this place.
stopped at the penalty box on drive back to va from new england to catch the us play ghana in world cup. long bar with quite a few tvs. bartender was great. Â good food: wings, grilled cheese (basic, but so good, american cheese with thick slices of bread), salad (spring mix with grape tomatoes), and potato skins (just note that cheddar cheese is more like velveeta and not melted shredded cheese) Â cheap beer: $1.75 bud light draft.
overall, we were glad to have stopped here and would consider stopping again if there's a must-see game next trip up north.
Beers, good. Â Hot wings, OK.
Beer was cheap. Â Went on a Thursday and I think it was $2 pints. Â Got a gang of wings for a reasonable price. Â Came out to be less than 50 cents a wing.
Bartender is really nice. Â Not really my kind of crowd, dude next to me had a mullet, but they were a friendly bunch I must say. Â And don't expect them change the channel if there's a hockey game going on... hence the name "The Penalty Box".
I would come back.
Awesome wings in a variety of flavors (spicy to sweet to tangy).
Great chicken cheese steaks.
Reasonable prices and a friendly staff in a family like atmosphere.
Wanted to point out that the other review (Michelle C) of the pizza is not fair. She is obviously not familiar with "Old Forge" style pizza, which is what the Penalty Box serves. It is square pizza, but not traditional Sicillian. It has sweet sauce and American type cheese. I don't care for it either, but it is very popular in that area.
I love the Box, especially the wings.
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