Delurking because no one has mentioned Wings Suds & Spuds in Moon Township. It's located on Beers School Road, across from the USAirways FCU, and INMHO they far outshine Quaker Steak n Lube. My only complaint is that they are usually swimming in sauce, but I end up dipping bread into the sauce because it's so darn good. Jim H. wrote: > Richard G. wrote: > > I know there was a "wings" thread here, but my newsgroup server ate the > > thread, so I'd like to get it going again. > > > > I found a place that actually has full sized wings. I have to ask the guy > > how he makes the things. It's a small bar called "Pod's Landing" in > > Sharpsburg, and the owner does all the cooking. The wings come extremely > > well cooked, scalding hot (I'm not talking about spices, I mean the > > all-important properly cooked and steaming hot), and very moist. It is > this > > combination of very moist and very well cooked which amazes me. Most > places > > give you well done, dried out wing tips for $7.00 a dozen. I think the > > price at Pod's is $4.50 a dozen normally, but I'm not sure, as I eat there > > on Wednesdays when they have .25 wings. > > > > I think their wings are great...anyone else with comments on small, out of > > the way wing places? I try to stay away from "trendy" (i.e. very > expensive > > and crappy service) places and rather lean toward the dive bars and family > > owned restaurants. They care about their customers, as opposed to the > > chains. Just my one and a half cents. > > > > Rich > > > > > > Squirrel Hill Cafe makes very good (and large) wings. Hot, Mild, Barbeque > $0.25 a wing on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Nice "Pittsburgh Pub" atmosphere as > well. > > Jim Helfer
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