WildFire Wings

The buffalo wings are delicious and a good value for the price of ten dollars a pound. I have had them several times now — yummy!!!

Maybe it is my own fault for ordering fish n chips at a wing place, but I did, and I won’t be again.
My plate looked impressive, large order or hand cut fries and golden, crispy fish. Unfortunately about 4 bites into it, I was ready to stop. Both the fish and fries were extremely greasy, and almost inedible.
I felt gross and overfull after just eating a little bit of my lunch.

The wings are drive very well done massage non existence on the garlic the Parmesan was kraft parmesian. Gross

I’ve wanted to try wings from WildFire for the last 8 months and finally got around to it this summer. Wildfire wings is found in the food-​court area of the Calgary Farmer’s Market. The line up was long but fairly efficient. They do wings by the pound. $ 7.95/lb and if you order 3 lbs you get 1 lb free. Not a bad price specially since the wings are from ceritified organic chickens. They offer about 8 – 10 flavours from Pesto and Goat Cheese to the regular Hot wings. They also offer a lunch combo which is 1 lb of wings plus fries, coleslaw and vegetables an dip for $ 9.95 plus GST. I opted for the lunch combo with Garlic and Parmesan wings.
The fries were ok, fresh cut but not crispy enough. The coleslaw is terrible, slaw vegetables in a commercial mayonnaise and salt added. Vegetables were strips of carrot and celery with ranch dressing for dip. Wings are their business, and these they do par excellence. Crispy even though coated with the flavour of choice and nice and moist on the inside. There were about 7 pieces, larger than average wings. There was sufficient garlic to be dangerous but not overpowering and enough parmesan so that you know there was cheese on them. I’m definitely going to go back to try some of the other flavours. My advice, skip the combo and just order by the pound.

My initial thought about Wildfire Wings was pretty good deep fried not breaded wings, they have lots of flavor. Although, I don’t know why I ordered the most boring salt and pepper flavor… :’(I was I was too hungry. Overall, good wings and friends but the coleslaw was bland. Next time I visit I should order interesting flavor instead of S+P. Sigh!

I must be the world’s best friend/​bro because it takes a while to make my rounds of people to hang out with that I hadn’t had lunch with my best friends in a long time considering TWO of them work so darn close nearby.
So after one of them ditched out it was me and Erick who stumbled into the Farmer’s Market bewildered and overwhelmed. I wasn’t quite sure where to grab lunch so I decided to gamble on this little place call Wildfire wings that didn’t have a line up for a busy Friday lunch period.
I have to admit, I didn’t try their wings but decided to gorge on their bangers and mash as well as a chicken burger. The bangers where messy, lathered in rich gravy on potatoes that was done well. The sausage was ok and I’ve had better. The chicken burger was really tasty and I enjoyed their garlic aoili and simple garnishing of tomato and lettuce.
The meal was a bit pricey, which landed me $ 15. But that’s the Farmer’s Market for ya…