Wingstop

I like Wingstop, when they’re firing on all cylinders the wings and fries are fantastic. This location has yet to yield fresh, great tasting fries and wings for me. Not sure if I catch them at the wrong time, but after multiple visits being subpar, I probably won’t go back. It’s too bad, I live close.

Love the wings… Hate Hate hate to call they talk so fast cannot understand what is being said.

I had lunch here for the first time in Monday and it was a great experience from beginning to end! I was greeted as soon as I walked in the door and the gentleman who too my order was orient and offered lots of suggestions and told me the daily specials. I went with he $.60 boneless wings in their bbq sauce and it was way better than I anticipated. The wings were big and juice and smothered in sauce. I figured go big or go home, so I added a side of seasoned fries and it was way too much just me to eat but I tried anyway because they were so tasty! One thing hat makes or breaks a wing place for me is the ranch dressing. You can have amazing wings that are to die for, but if your ranch isn’t on par I will never be back. I’m happy to report that this almost runny homemade ranch dressing was absolutely worth he extra calories! I will definitely be back and ordering a giant side of fries with extra ranch!

Wing stop is the absolute best place for wings and fries in Columbus. This location has a great staff and the food is always fresh. If you’re at Easton and need a delicious snack pop on over!

My buddy and I checked out Wingstop last week for the first time. This particular one I hadn’t noticed before, scrunched into a strip mall next to a Subway. The counter ordering process is super easy, but the people working the place seemed a bit swamped. There was only two of them working a lunch rush, so the one lady had to try to take orders in between helping the other guy out on the fryers. We felt a bit rushed, but I won’t dock them too much given the situation.
However, it did take about 20 – 25 minutes for us to get our food, which is a fairly long time for place like this and especially when just having to drop wings. I’m not sure if someone called off or what, but between the people in there, and the number of people calling in orders, it was a bit crazy.
Anyway, I ended up getting a wing/​fry combo with the Cajun and Mango Habanero sauces and then a 4-​piece chicken strip with the Louisiana Rub. I was surprisingly pleased with how good the wings were. The Cajun sauce was very tasty. The Louisiana rub was a bit salty but had a nice flavor to it as well, and the chicken strips were super crunchy with very tender chicken. The fries had a great seasoning on them as well.
While the wait was a bit long, it’s a pretty good deal at about, especially in comparison to BW3s, which is what it most closely resembles. I’d say Wingstop’s wings have a bit more meat. For a lunch meal, I’d definitely come back again if I’m craving some chicken wings.

I like Wingstop’s fast casual set-​up and menu structure with multiple combo sizes to choose from. One major area of opportunity would be their handling of online orders. On each of my two visits I’ve placed an online order beforehand, and they didn’t start on both until I arrived. The first instance they hadn’t started my meal after arriving 20+ minutes after placing the order. That bothered me enough to just cancel my order, get a refund (waited 2 days for it), and not try this place again for over a year. This time I showed up about 7 minutes after placing the order and they acknowledged they just noticed it and were getting started.
On this occasion I had the 6 traditional wing combo that comes with fries and a drink. I ordered half garlic Parmesan and half Atomic. The wings are fried but don’t appear to be breaded and then tossed in sauce which is my preferred style. The garlic parmesan wings were fantastic — still crispy from the frying, with a nice garlic oil mix, and grated parmesan over the top. However I didn’t care for the Atomic. The heat was good — not the obnoxious novelty «sign a waiver first» hot, but the kind that gets you a little sniffly. What I didn’t like is that they had to put a super thick gummy paste on the wings to attain this heat. The combo came with fries which were skin on, fresh cut, and very good.

Not a bad place to go in the Easton area. Wings are a bit smaller than Roosters but they are very tasty and all of the combos come with a huge side of fries which you can substitute for veggie sticks or potato salad. The six wing combo is $ 7.99, 8 for $ 8.99 and 10 for $ 9.99. The six will leave you hungry and possibly the 8 if you don’t want to eat all the fries. All combos come with ranch or blue cheese and a drink. You can have up to 2 sauces and you can get boneless or regular.
The wings taste great and the sauces I have tried are good. The hots aren’t as hot as most other wing joints so order hotter than you think you want. Fries are decent and plentiful. You pay before you eat and serve yourself. When you pay they ask for your name and give you a quote on how long until your wings are done. Usually 10 – 20 minutes so if that’s too long call ahead, order online or order through their app.

I have known Wings Stop over 8 years and finally they are in Ohio! Only recommend Lemon Pepper regular wings as it is my favorite at wing stops! Don’t recommend side dish for you will regret!
Only 19 min or less, so I always call in and wings are ready for pick up when arrive!

First time at a Wingstop and it wasn’t that bad but BWs, Hooters, others are for sure better. I had cheese fries and Cajun as well as Chili Lime boneless wings. The wings were good on the size but the batter was a bit soggy. I like some crunch left and BWs always has that crunch. Overall the chili lime sauce was great and the cajun just tasted like hot sauce meh. The cheese fries were pretty good and they had a fair amount of cheese sauce on them. May be back if other wing joints weren’t in the area.

Read the reviews and was a bit apprehensive, but I was going to be nearby so I gave it a shot. Called in, which helped with the wait.
Service was okay, not particularly friendly. The place is done up in an aviation theme, which I of course appreciated. It was clean and well laid-​out.
I got the combo: 10 wings (in BBQ and regular hot sauce,) fries, drink. I was hungry so I added baked beans and veggie sticks. The regular wings were solid, typical wings. Pretty meaty, done well, doused in decent sauces. I liked the fries– a little thick and well-​seasoned. The veggies were fresh and there were a lot of them. The baked beans had a strong, strong bourbon smell– as in, actual alcohol, so much I was worried about going to work afterward.
I noticed a special on boneless wings– Monday and Tuesday, 60 cents each.
I’ll be back when I’m in the mood for wings and I’m nearby.

We went here right when they first opened – food was not good. Figured tonight I would try again as maybe it has gotten better since they opened about a year ago. Walked in, there was about 10 people hovering in the door way – waiting on their orders. Bags and bags of food sitting behind the man at the register not being given to anyone. Waited and waited to be helped as they were SO SLOW with the person in front of me in line. The guys in the kitchen were rudely screaming at each other right behind the register so customers could hear every word. Ended up walking out – waited 10 minutes and still had not even been spoken to by staff or able to order. Ridiculous – will never be going back – to any location – ever.

First of all, its always great to welcome a new business to the Northland area. For almost 20 years I was Columbus’ recognized «Wing King» But once I got to 270 pouds I have to give up my
website and eat less wings. I’ll never quit totally, but have to eat less. Howevr in that 20 years, I’ve gained a lot of experience and knowledge. of many wing joints including the Original one in Buffalo and almost all of them that ever opened in Columbus.
They have a couple of decent combo deals that include fries and a drink. We had a 2 person wing combo –15 wings, fries and 2 drinks. Lets talk about the fries. They are fresh cut and seasoned. To me that isn’t a good combo. Seasoned fries are ok, but most places uses the seasoning to cover up cheap frozen fries. To me there is nothing better than fresh cut fries with just ketchup, or for those so inclined, vinegar. The Seasoning is ok, but totally not needed.
On my 2^nd visit I tried the boneless wings which are available in the same flavor. I did not like the boness wings and that is because of the coating. The coating on their boness wings is soft and mushy, texture wise its like biting into wet shag carpet. The breading also leaches the flavor of the coating into the sauce, but at least doesn;t cover it up. The meat itself is good, but I won’t buy the boneless again.
I’ve got many choices for wings, I’ll probably only go back here if I want wings to go, to take home, or I don’t feel like going further than a mile since its close to home.

Nothing fancy, but they are not trying to be. Good wings. Good value. 4 of us ate here for $ 26. I will definitely come again.

Unfortunately, I’ve experienced better. I’ve been here a couple times for lunch for takeout. The fries are good, and the parmesan garlic wings are OK, but all the other types I’ve tried have been fatty and undersauced. Don’t bother with the boneless wings, the last time I got them they were popcorn chicken sized pieces, kind of a joke. They do an impressive job of churning out large orders, both times I’ve gone to pick up they’ve had an order for 6 done in about 15 minutes from the time of the order. Their online ordering system could really use some help as well — it’s not the best.
Overall, I would come here again if the work crew demanded it, but probably wouldn’t make the choice of my own volition.

I will never go there again. Per the sign on the door… call ahead, otherwise you will wait at least 20 mins for your order. Prices are on the high side and quality is not great. I’d rather spend my money at Rooster’s or BW3.

Much better than BWW’s. You get a ton of sauce, BBQ left a little to be desired. The other sauces are great! Fries are amazing! I recommend trying the cheese dipping sauce as well.

Funny its called Wingstop, it should be called Frystop… The fries are amazing! The wings are okay… The rolls are great too. Wings 1−5=3. Fries 1−5=5. Rolls 1−5=5.

It just seemed like a McDonalds of wings. Nothing was bad, but nothing was great, either.

Not impressed. Friend of my suggested this place for lunch. Said he ate there earlier in the week and liked it. He gave me the menu and the prices really took me back. $ 7.99 for 6 wings, fries, and a drink? But he assured me that the fries were really good so I said I would try it.
First the chicken nuggets. I call them nuggets because I got the boneless ‘wings’ and they were smaller then McNuggets. At least they had the decency to give me 7 wings instead of 6. I got ½ Cajun and ½ Garlic Parmesan. The Cajun was just basic hot sauce. Nothing special. The GP was bland with dry Parmesan cheese shaked on them. At least they gave a ton of Ranch dressing to dip them in. Very disappointing.
Second the fries. They were those hand cut fries like you get at 5 Guys and City Barbecue, but no where near as good. Soggy and cold with no flavor at all. Again, as least I had a lot of Ranch to dip them in.
To round out the drink was just a simple 12 oz Diet Coke. Definitely not worth $ 7.99. Whole meal was just way overpriced for what you got.
Finally, based on the picture in the menu I ordered some of their yeast rolls. Best part of the meal. Little problem I had was they came at room temp and they had a little more than normal yeast taste. Like they had proof just a little too long. But still good.
All and all, very disappointing. In a market with the like of BW3, Roosters and my personal favorite Quaker Steak n Lube, I don’t think that Dallas based Wingstop is going to make it.

You go to Roosters for the homemade blue cheese and huge wings. You go to BW3 for the experience and you can take a bottle of their sauce home. Now we have a new guy in town, Wing Stop. You can get wings, your choice of 10 flavors, a basket of fries and drink. I choose barbecue and teriyaki. The wings are small and the sauce is bland with no real kick. Overall the wings are not bad, but I’ve experienced better. For me this was just an ordinary Wing Stop.