Smarties Arties, on Rt.286 in Plum Boro Julie W. wrote: > I'd throw my two cents in for Damon's and Outback (there's more to the > name, but i forget what it is)....granted neither of the places have > truely hot wings...as in can't inhail the scent of the food because it > will burn all nose hair, but they have some kick, and they aren't drippy > or shrivelled as i've seen at other places. > > i agree on the sauces at Quaker Steak & Lube, but those are some > seriously scrawny looking wings. > > i seem to remember some place in moon that had some relatively large > wings and they were favorites of coworkers at the time. unfortunately > i've forgotten the name of the place. > > i also remember someone telling me about a place in homestead (again > whose name i don't remember) that has some wings called "kevorkian > hot....blah blah blah"... > > Julie > > CML/PCD wrote: > > > Ok, time to get a little 'hot' discussion going.....*G* > > > > Who has the best 'Hot Wings'? > > > > Now I know hot wings aren't 'fine-dining' and not as secretive in the > > sauce recipes as ribs, but I gather us Pittsburghers like our wings > > and know just where to get 'em. > > > > My vote in this topic is a tie: > > > > Quaker Steak and Lube- Good sauces but sometimes the wings aren't > > always cooked long enough. > > > > Kennedy's Tavern (McKees Rocks) - Great wings, the hot sauce is just > > right, a bit of sweat and a lot of taste. Try em with a basket of > > seasoned fries and ranch dressing. > > > > So where do you get 'em? > > -- > > Woobiness > > [email removed] > > http://home.a1usa.net/~woobie > > remove the nospam. from above for e-mail!
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Best Wings?
Personally, I like the ones at the Fox Trot Inn on Rt. 19 in the North Hills. Very Good. Cindyk Tim C. wrote: > Smarties Arties, on Rt.286 in Plum Boro > > Julie W. wrote: > > > I'd throw my two cents in for Damon's and Outback (there's more to the > > name, but i forget what it is)....granted neither of the places have > > truely hot wings...as in can't inhail the scent of the food because it > > will burn all nose hair, but they have some kick, and they aren't drippy > > or shrivelled as i've seen at other places. > > > > i agree on the sauces at Quaker Steak & Lube, but those are some > > seriously scrawny looking wings. > > > > i seem to remember some place in moon that had some relatively large > > wings and they were favorites of coworkers at the time. unfortunately > > i've forgotten the name of the place. > > > > i also remember someone telling me about a place in homestead (again > > whose name i don't remember) that has some wings called "kevorkian > > hot....blah blah blah"... > > > > Julie > > > > CML/PCD wrote: > > > > > Ok, time to get a little 'hot' discussion going.....*G* > > > > > > Who has the best 'Hot Wings'? > > > > > > Now I know hot wings aren't 'fine-dining' and not as secretive in the > > > sauce recipes as ribs, but I gather us Pittsburghers like our wings > > > and know just where to get 'em. > > > > > > My vote in this topic is a tie: > > > > > > Quaker Steak and Lube- Good sauces but sometimes the wings aren't > > > always cooked long enough. > > > > > > Kennedy's Tavern (McKees Rocks) - Great wings, the hot sauce is just > > > right, a bit of sweat and a lot of taste. Try em with a basket of > > > seasoned fries and ranch dressing. > > > > > > So where do you get 'em? > > > -- > > > Woobiness > > > [email removed] > > > http://home.a1usa.net/~woobie > > > remove the nospam. from above for e-mail!
I only tasted a few of the garlic-butter wings but they were good, a little salty perhaps but to be expected at a bar. However good they were, the price was right. From 6PM to midnight on Friday at Anthony's in Uniontown. The price? A PENNY PER WING!!!! Maximum order at a time - 24. Enjoy!
The best Hot Wings come from "The Crow Bar", a small bar on 5th Ave. in Arnold, PA. They're served with their homemade Bleu Cheese Dressing, which happens to also be the best Bleu Cheese Dressing I've tasted. Jim Smith > Ok, time to get a little 'hot' discussion going.....*G* > > Who has the best 'Hot Wings'? >
I love the wings at Fat Heads, on the South Side. They have about a dozen different kinds. All the wings are meaty, and some of the sauces are very good. My favorite is their Beasty BBQ, but there are a number of other good ones.
NNTP-Posting-Date: Thu, 14 Oct 1999 18:27:07 PDT Organization: @Home Network Xref: pale-rider.INS.CWRU.Edu pgh.food:9406 There's a bar in Greensburg called Boomer's, on the east side of town. There wings are the only ones I'll eat. They are deep fried, and come with 4 different sauces- even the mild is great! One night is wing night. They also have great sandwiches. Caroline In article , "Jim Mann" Someone wrote: >I love the wings at Fat Heads, on the South Side. They have about a dozen >different kinds. All the wings are meaty, and some of the sauces are very >good. My favorite is their Beasty BBQ, but there are a number of other good >ones. > >--- >Jim Mann > >