Wagon Wheel Tavern

It was another miss for "all you can eat" ($8.95) wing night at The Wagon Wheel. All you can eat was reduced from Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday to just Wednesdays, with 50 cent wings now on Tuesday & Thursday. No problem with the changes. The issues were size and sauce. The size of the wings was very inconsistent. They went from Frank Perdue to pigeon size. Although the wings were freshly cooked, there was way too much sauce on them, with the added flavors like garlic or cajun spices were just lumped on top of some wings, not tossed to give them a good coating. The wings were better than my 8/30/2012 review, but sadly my wingman and I are packing up and hanging at JT Bankers for our fix. The Wheel got the top spot on the "Best Wings in Upper Bucks" 2012 list; I can't imagine how when there is Mosquito Grill and JT Bankers with way better consistency.

Yeah it's a dive biker bar.  Good wings and cheap beers though.  Another bonus is that you can not smoke inside.  I was expecting this place to be much worse then it is.  The bartenders were very nice and attentive.  The band was OK and the interior of this place was not bad.  The bathroom was a complete mess and is just what I expected it to be.

When there is a band they charge a cover. For such a small place in the sticks I was a bit surprised but I understand they have to pay the band.  What I totally don't understand is that the drink prices go UP when there is a band.   Yeah there isn't a special they actually charge more!

The best hot wings in the Lehigh Valley by far!

I moved from Quakertown to New York City over a year ago and I have yet to find a bar that serves hot wings as great as those I had at Wagon Wheel. I admit that the service can be slow and atmosphere is a bit understated, but, it's a biker bar so what can you expect. If you're just looking for a place for wings, beer and live music - Wagon Wheel is the best around.