The Warwick Tavern

Service was great, very local bar...now for the wings.  Wings were over cooked, what a shame.  I would say if you like a local bar go for the beer and not the wings.

This place is just about the towniest bar you could possibly imagine. It is dark, sticky, filled with locals at 3 in the afternoon, kinda has a weird smell, only serves bud, bud light, coors, coors light, and yeuingling, has pool and shuffleboard always being played, and is famous for their wings. All of these things make me love this place.

Even though it is certainly filled to the brim with guys and gals you assume are here 4-5 times weekly (if not daily), it's not the kind of place where you feel awkward coming in for a beer. The women who run the bar are polite and welcoming. The people who run the food are sweet.

I'm pretty sure all they serve is bud light, coors light and yeuingling (this is an exaggeration, but probably not too far off). But that being said, you can get any of these for like, $2 on any given day.

Their wings are pretty damn fantastic and the sauces are plenty. You go go mild, med, hot, extra hot, bbq, hot bqq, honey, hot honey... you get the idea. And they are 1/2 off during happy hour (every day until 7pm), which seems to be the only time I ever come to this place. Not gonna lie, this place and the Jug Handle Inn put any of the wings I get in Philly to shame.

There is seriously something (awesome) to be said for a place that you can get 3 beers and 3 tacos for under $10. Is this place for real? Yes, and that is why it is awesome.

The hot wings are by far not the best as advertised . I bought 10 and they had hardly any sauce on them. Pretty much fried chicken. They poured the wing sauce on the bottom of the plate and then stacked the wings on. They are the large size wings also. The place is clean and a heavy mix of the older crowd. Not a bad facility at all.