A And D Buffalo Wings

Not impressed. Not worth the money. Ordered vegetable fried rice and wings that cost me nearly $ 10 and I couldn’t get a drink with it. The wings are edible but I won’t be going back there ever. Should’ve stuck to my usual place.

I love A&D. It is very fulfilling and delicious. I always get 10 piece wings fries and drink which is only $ 7.99. Once or twice I got wings and rice (which I didn’t care for) and a Philly (which was delish). Food takes a little while because its made fresh to order but I would prefer that over old ass food anyday.

There are plenty of wing places in Atlanta that closely try to mirror that of the infamous American Deli but this one in my opinion serves better quality food. American deli uses its name to cover up for skimpy wings and a bland Philly cheesesteak.
I ordered from A D’s via walk in. I arrived on time since after I placed my order the restaurant was packed! Their menu is no different than American Deli besides the fact that they offer a little extra like egg rolls and what have you. I went with my usual, a beef Philly with no mayo, mushrooms onions and peppers with cheese. This also comes with a drink and five wings. The wings come in a variety of flavors: mild, medium, hot, honey hot, garlic Parmesan, teriyaki and I’m sure others I’m leaving out. This meal itself is $ 8.49, about .50 cheaper than American Deli. I usually add on French fries for a dollar extra.
The wait was about 15 minutes but this only further validates my food was fresh and cooked to order. The Philly was piled high with beef and toppings and fell apart with every bite unlike the Philly I get from American Deli with almost looks like a Philly hot pocket. The wings were average size but good none the less. (I recommend if your looking for huge Godzilla wings, check out restaurant forest.)
I was happy with the food, craved more and received a decent amount of food for the price I paid. This is my second time at this location and don’t even bother testing out other wing places that mirror American deli. Check this folks out.