Wing Warehouse

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  Never met a fry I did not like.........until now. Ordered the fries with cheese and bacon. Old limp cold fries with cheese wiz and bacon bits. Not to mention the stiff price of $7.
  
  The boneless wings were obviously pre-frozen. Sauce was very very light. No real passion for food at this place. Bland. Obviously lazy food prep as they did not even make sure the boneless wings were properly tossed so that sauce had even coverage. Took them outbid the fryer, placed in a basket and dumped a little sauce on them, and served. No pride or passion for what they are serving.

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  Posted on 04.27.13 Ryan G.

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  This food is absolutely horrible, it was cold and took forever to receive it. The waitress could care less. Do not go here!!

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  Posted on 02.02.13 David D.

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  Before I get into this review, I will say that I have been to the Wing Warehouse in Cuyahoga Falls many times and never had a bad experience.  The Broadview Heights location is just not on the same level as the one in Cuyahoga Falls.
  
  The wait staff was okay, nothing spectacular.  After a friend had spilled her drink, the waitress had noticed and went to get a rag to clean it up.  Took over 20 minutes for her to come back to the table and did not have a rag in hand.  Probably just forgot, honest mistake.
  
  Food took longer than expected, but there was also a large party there as well, so I do not fault the kitchen for that.  The food was okay, but as I mentioned earlier, the Cuyahoga Falls location does a much better job.
  
  Overall, it is not a bad place to go to get wings.  I just had a higher expectation based on previous experiences at their other restaurant.

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  Posted on 01.27.13 Richard G.

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  At the risk of sounding like a major shill for this place, we got takeout again tonight, and, again, it was great.
  
  They have an awesome dry rub called Caribbean Jerk that my wife and I love. As in our previous experiences the wings were cooked perfectly. We also tried their Southwest Spud Bitez (sic), "cheese and jalapeno filled potato bites." Now, my experiences with those types of apps at these types of restaurants have generally been somewhere between, meh and holy-crap-is-this-actually-food? Well, I was shocked because these were perfectly made, non-greasy little puffs of whoopee.  Yeah, we loved them. No, I'm not suggesting Karen Small put them on her menu, but if they were served at the bar I doubt anyone would complain.
  
  So, Wing Warehouse, you have stolen my chicken-wing heart. Keep up the great work.

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  Posted on 01.20.13 Alan S.

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