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3 posts · Feb 12, 2000 to Feb 13, 2000

CreekhikerFeb 12, 2000
NNTP-Posting-Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 21:50:13 CDT
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Jeff F. wrote:

> Where is the best place for hot wings in St. Louis.  From what I've eaten,
> I'd rank them:
> Hooter's Three Mile Island (no breading)
> Kreiger's Five Alarm
> Culpeppers (with Extra Sauce).
> Jeff

London's Wing House, unless you're afraid of the neighborhood.

--Bryan.
Robin D.Feb 13, 2000
creekhiker wrote:

> Jeff F. wrote:
>
> > Where is the best place for hot wings in St. Louis.  From what I've eaten,
> > I'd rank them:
> > Hooter's Three Mile Island (no breading)
> > Kreiger's Five Alarm
> > Culpeppers (with Extra Sauce).
> > Jeff
>
> London's Wing House, unless you're afraid of the neighborhood.
>

London's is our favorite, too, for unbreaded. Balducci's Winefest also has really good unbreaded wings. Kreiger's and Culpepper's are a given ... great stuff.

If you want something different from the traditional hot wings, try the tandoori wings at India Palace. My other favorite is Babalu's. They're a Carribean-inspired restaurant in the Central West End. Awesome wings, smoky and spicy with a hint of tropical fruit flavors. They're a great change of pace from the usual hot wings.

Of course, I think the best wings in the area are the ones made at my house, but I might be a little biased. :)

Robin
Kevin K.Not ReallyFeb 13, 2000
NNTP-Posting-Date: Sun, 13 Feb 2000 14:07:20 CST
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Robin D. wrote:

>
>If you want something different from the traditional hot wings, try the

if your looking for something different than hot wings, I'd suggest trying the Jamaican Spiced Wings at Weber' Front Row (on Big Bend in Webster).  my 1st year in St. Louis, when I lived in Webster, we'd walk down there at least once a week for those things!
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