I lived in Rochester NY for a couple of years and ate the best wings.  Everyplace sold em  Here it is much much harder to find even decent wings but the Hut works for me!  Today we had the Asian and Mo Hotter both very tasty w hot crisp fries    Next time I may eat in and try a beer
Review Source:I eat here almost every week and let me say every time I go it is great! Plenty of wing sauces to choose from my favorite it the fire ranch so bomb! The wings are on the average to small size with ordering by the pound not by the how many. I pay around $10.00 for a pound of wings fries and a drink for lunch. Â Service is a bit slow when they say 10 min its really 15 or 20 but well worth the wait. I bring new people here all the time and everybody loves it and wants to come back. Go there you wont be disappointed.
Review Source:We (the wife and I) visited Wing Hut solely on the yelp reviews and because it was close to Dry Dock. Â I am from Omaha and we have 6-10 places with WAY better wings than Wing Hut. Â I thought the wings were overcooked, over sauced and not very good in general. Â Bland... boring. Â Â
When we visited the place it was dead. Â Dead on a Thursday night (we just left Dry Dock which was hopping!). Â I figured an awesome wing joint would have somebody in it. Â Even though we were the only patrons the two ladies working were rude to us and not very attentive. Â
For the size and quality of the wings I thought the prices were stupid high.
I did not find one redeeming quality about this place... cool concept, happy to see a nice selection of craft beer.
I would not return.
Hands down, the best wing I have ever tasted. Â I love that they have a huge selection of sauces and that the wings come swimming in said sauce (we usually jar up the leftover sauce to use on sandwiches). Â The prices are up there but when the food is this good you can't really quibble over the price. Â
Start out with the medium traditional buffalo sauce to get a feel for the place, then branch out and get a little more adventurous. Â I've yet to try a flavor I didn't like... though WATCH OUT if you go for anything on the fiery side of the menu - it can get really, really hot.
Plus, if you live in the area they deliver. Â Seriously, it's one of the top reasons I'll be inconsolable if the contract we are currently under for the house we are trying to buy falls through.... we would be within walking distance of Wing Hut.
Wing Hut is the ONE place to go in Aurora for wings and food that is literally finger lickin. The variety of sauces that they offer are fantastic - Mild Ranch is the staple for me but I also like Fire Ranch if I'm feeling adventurous. Garlic Pepper and Bee Sting are some of my other favorites.
Aside from the wings - I LOVE the Jalapeno Poppers. And the corn fritters and the Battered Mushrooms and the Fried Okra! Oh they are all good! Aside from the foods that make you feel like the county fair just came to Mom's kitchen, the rest of the menu is top notch. The Gumbo and Jambalaya both have such different flavors and are worth a trip just by themselves. I love that they offer salads for those times when you just want something crisp.
The craft beer selection that Wing Hut offers sets off their food in ways that domestics never could. One of the owners really knows his beer. Personally - I love that they offer Dutchesse (sour beer) because there aren't enough sours in the world. The Left Hand Milk Stout is another good one - good for those extra hot sauces. All of the staff is very friendly - the owners are about the nicest people in the world. Make you feel like one of the family. Great environment, great food, great service.
An absolute must do in Aurora.
If you knew me you'd know I have pretty discriminating taste and I'm not one to hand out 5 stars all willy nilly. No it takes a lot to get a 5 star. But I totally feel like this is a 5 star place. Â Service was great, things were prompt and friendly and because they cook to order I could see why it could take some time. Great selection, reasonably prices and the sauces were awesome. I saw someone saying small pieces and no sauce here on Yelp, but that isn't what I got. So either I won them over with my "super good looks" or they just do that for everyone.
Looks like it'd be a greasy hole in the wall Wing Street but inside is really nice. It was a great surprise and a nice find!
I will for sure be back! Mostly b/c the funnel cake fries dessert was amazing.
Fantastic wings, lots of flavors. Â The Sweet potatoes fries and mushrooms are off the hook. Â Love the fact you get mostly legs. Â the staff goes out of its way to make sure you have what you need.
They are even trying to get delivery started. Â It is after 5pm including weekends. Â I hope though that it changes to all day Sat/Sun as you have to run out and pick up your grub and rush back to the house.... Â
Great place.
Great wings, cooked just right. Â the skin is not overly crispy like Hooters but not loose and fatty like WingStreet. Â The sauces are great too. Â My favorites are Hot and Hot Honey Mustard but the supreme taste (and least mess) are the Jerk dry-rubbed wings!
They also offer a great variety of locally produced craft beer to wash down their expertly crafted wings.
OK - I really liked the wings. Â Above average size & amazing selection. Â The accompanying fries were stellar as well. Â The staff was friendly & attentive. Â So why the 4-star rating?
What's the deal with your ordering & prices? Â I am always amazed that places with a 30+ flavor selection, never offer a sampler platter. Â How can visitors really enjoy the craft that you are perfecting, if you give them the option of 2-3 flavors for 20-25 wings. Â And, when the rest of the world offers wings by the 5 or 10, why offer by the pound? Â Just not the norm & a little irritating.
Over all, this is a SOLID choice for wings in the Denver area. Â I always LOVE to support local family business & the wing & beer selection are second to none. Â Please please offer the sampler platter for us wing fanatics (out of towner, at that). $20 - 25 -30 wings & 6-7 flavors - a dream come true.
I like that they have lunch and dinner deals. They are reasonably priced. Their customer service is pretty good, the person who usually helps me tries to make the best suggestions so that I get the best deal on food. They also have Colorado draft beer and if you live in the area they now deliver!!
Review Source:The Wing Hut is one of the best wing purveyors that I've ever experienced. Â
The wings are tasty and sold by the pound, so you don't have to worry about getting a particular size of wing. Â That being said, the Wing Hut wings are the perfect size wing in my opinion. Â
My favorite sauce is the Bee Sting (honey buffalo) - amazing flavor, good heat but not overwhelming. The wings come swimming in the sauce, which I recommend eating with fries or okra.
Yes, the fried okra is a great side for wings and.. the blue cheese is ridiculous. I mean, it is the best blue cheese. Â Don't mess with the ranch, get the blue cheese. Â After eating wings, there is nothing better than finishing off a Bee-Sting infused cuplet of Wing Hut-blue cheese by dipping some of that okra in there. Â
I also tried their red beans and rice and that was good. Â I'm looking forward to trying some of the other Cajun offerings-- don't overlook these, even with the prominence of wings in the name. Â In addition, they have a decent salad!
This place used to be good. Now they're not. They frequently mess orders up. The wings have shrunk to niblets. The amount of sauce given for wings now is....well why even bother giving sauce if that's all you're going to put on it! If I order three orders of fries...it is never acceptable to put all three orders in one big brown bag - Are you kidding me? Horrible place now. I'd give them 0 stars if not for how awesome their sauce is - too bad you don't get any of it...
Review Source:Great wings and boneless wings. Awesome choice of sauces. And love the curly fries. Co workers say the burgers are amazing also, but have never eatin one. The ONLY reason I did not give them 5 stars is because the food is pretty expensive, even for a wing place. But obviously, I find it worth it to eat here 2-3 times a week. oh and the only other thing is that you have to pay for dressings... odd, but should just include that in the price of the wings.
Review Source:Should be called the leg hut, not that this is a problem! This is a small place to grab some grub especially the awesome fried okra. With 40 varities of sauces fpor your wings you have plenty of options, all of which are very good. The wings are prepared per order so it takes about 10 minutes for your food to come out but that gives you plenty of time to chat with friends or just watch the large flat screen on the wall with a cold glass of the homemade sweet tea! Its never really busy here so it feels more personal than a large chain such as woodys or bw3s.
Review Source:I eat here a lot during football season, they're a bit pricey if you get a lot of sides but they have some great chickenlegs, I say legs because only about a third of what you buy is wings but that's not really a problem for me.
Their onion rings and jalapeno poppers have varying quality, sometimes they're great and I eat them all and worry about getting fat and then other times they're all soggy and almost inedible.
But hey, who goes to a cajun/wing place for onion rings and jalapeno poppers? Â Their red beans & rice almost taste home-made and their wings are always good, have somebody that doesn't like spicy food? Â Get them wings with a spice rub! Â Pretty large selection of sauces, some of which are way too spicy to safely consume.
Great place for wings and cajun food, their sides are overpriced and have varying quality. Â If you're planning a party I suggest picking up the veggies at the store rather than spending your money on their overpriced veggy sides. Â Their rice side is however a must-get if you get the redbeans & rice because they never give you enough.
Their eating area, while sparse, has little TVs that you can watch while waiting for your food and each table has cute little chicken themed napkin holders, they also have a giant bayou mural that gives the place some character.
The only cons are that it's next to a store that's been robbed a few times, the sides are overpriced, you don't really get that many "wings" and while he never gets my orders wrong, the guy that takes their calls always sounds stoned...
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