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Chicken Wings - NS Chicago

5 posts · May 31, 1999 to Jun 15, 1999

Daniel S.May 31, 1999

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As far north as you can get and still be in Chicago - Buffalo Joe's on Howard just west of the CNW tracks.  The other location is in Evanston.

Dan
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JapladyDept. of Anthropology, Northwestern UniversityJun 1, 1999

I've got to second that vote. The wings at Buffalo Joes are SO incredible that I think they rank up there with Pizza from Ginos, Italian Beef from Al's, A true chicago Vienna all beef hotdog with the works (celery salt included), and Apple Pancake from Walker Brother's as Foods avaiable in Chicago that should be on any tourist's culinary tour of the city.

In article , "Daniel P. Sniderman"
Someone wrote:

> As far north as you can get and still be in Chicago - Buffalo Joe's on
> Howard just west of the CNW tracks.  The other location is in Evanston.
>
> Dan
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Rick Gutierrez
> Newsgroups: chi.eats
> Sent: Monday, May 31, 1999 8:49 AM
> Subject: Chicken Wings - NS Chicago
>
>
> > All right, who's got better wings than HOOTER's and is relatively close
> > to Lawrence and Western??

Donna B.General Binding CorporationJun 3, 1999

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Winners On Lincoln - 4530 N. Lincoln

Rick G. wrote:

> All right, who's got better wings than HOOTER's and is relatively close
> to Lawrence and Western??

JapladyDept. of Anthropology, Northwestern UniversityJun 5, 1999

Someone wrote:

> Someone wrote:
>
> >The wings at Buffalo Joes are SO incredible
> >that I think they rank up there with Pizza from Ginos, Italian Beef from
> >Al's, A true chicago Vienna all beef hotdog with the works (celery salt
> >included), and Apple Pancake from Walker Brother's as Foods avaiable in
> >Chicago that should be on any tourist's culinary tour of the city.
>
> Any particular sauce/style to recommend?

As hot as you can handle it, and know that when they say hot they mean hot. I like spicy food and can really only handle their mild, but my friend who pops those Peppers, the ones that are considered the hottest in the world, thinks that Joes suicide is only mildly spicy.

StudentJun 15, 1999

I'm also totally in agreement that Buffalo Joes on Howard Street, off Clark Street have very good wings.

Valerie

Japlady wrote:

> I've got to second that vote. The wings at Buffalo Joes are SO incredible
> that I think they rank up there with Pizza from Ginos, Italian Beef from
> Al's, A true chicago Vienna all beef hotdog with the works (celery salt
> included), and Apple Pancake from Walker Brother's as Foods avaiable in
> Chicago that should be on any tourist's culinary tour of the city.
>
> In article , "Daniel P. Sniderman"
> Someone wrote:
>
> > As far north as you can get and still be in Chicago - Buffalo Joe's on
> > Howard just west of the CNW tracks.  The other location is in Evanston.
> >
> > Dan
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: Rick Gutierrez
> > Newsgroups: chi.eats
> > Sent: Monday, May 31, 1999 8:49 AM
> > Subject: Chicken Wings - NS Chicago
> >
> >
> > > All right, who's got better wings than HOOTER's and is relatively close
> > > to Lawrence and Western??
>
> --
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> Dept. of Anthropology, NU        // I know nothing,
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>         and Japan-ophile         // porch and wait for them to petrify