James S. wrote: Another notable difference vs. the original is the rather lacking > beer selection. The closest thing to a microbrew was Yingling Lager (and > Evil Eye Honey Brown, yeech). In bottles, they also have Penn Pilsner and Sam Adams. But, I agree, I'd like to see a few more craft beers, especially on draft. (One note: after having a dozen suicide wings, the Evil Eye Honey Brown isn't that bad. My guess is that after all that Habenero, I wouldn't have been able to tell the difference between Evil Eye and Anchor Steam.) > Overall, I'd say it's a decent place for wings and beer, and does grant > you the ability to try some of the best wings anywhere. The location, > out by Robinson Town Center is a bit incovenient for those of us in the > city, but not too bad But it's certainly a lot more conventient than going out to Sharon. (remember, when you get off the Robinson Town > Center exit turn left, we didn't). The beer selection needs some work, > but other than that there are no problems. Of course this will not > prevent me making pilgrimages to the original Lube. I probably won't, unless I'm already up that way. In any case, while I like QS&L wings a lot, I prefer Fat Heads, and that's a lot closer (and has a much better beer selection).
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