Duff’s Famous Wings

Great wings every time I go. The place is as close as Toronto gets to buffalo wings.

I love this place! Best wings I have try in the city. I love how saucy the wings are and how fast service is as well. The wings has a lot of meat in them and are perfectly cook. Every time I crave wings, I always come here.

After a long day of studying I was excited to try Duffs for the first time and I was severely let down. The servers were polite and service was quick, otherwise I would give this location 1 star. The wings were over cooked, dry, small, and the sauce was very ordinary. If I wanted crappy wings I would have cooked at home. I always want to support small businesses over the likes of Wild Wings but Wild Wings is much better. For $ 50 for 2 pounds a small pitcher and large fries, the beer was the best part and the next was the celery.
All in all, if this is the food on a Saturday night I can’t believe food will be any better. ever. Don’t come here.

BBQ Wings and sweet potato fries were crispy and packed with flavor!!! Great food and friendly servers

Wing lovers on either side of the border know what’s crackin… This place is a contender as the original buffalo wing joint. IDK which came first. If this place is the chicken or the egg. But believe you me… They’ve perfected the craft. This place is a «purist» wing joint. Meaning they fry their wings with no batter, bread crumb or coating, served with a vinegary hot sauce.
I like my wings well done and crispy. And ordered them so. And they delivered with some frizzle fried chicken with the skin crispy like a cracker. I chose the second spiciest sauce, the «death» option. It was not painfully spicy it had flavor and was well received.
I don’t care if this place was the first second or latest to fry chicken wings and dunk em in hot sauce… But I do wish that there was a duffs for every Starbucks.

The original Duffs what more is there to say. I love the Duff’s college and this ones just as good although its inconvenient for me because Im never in this area but if I was I would be here.
Duffs makes the perfect chicken wings. Huge wings with taste spicy vinegary sauce. The sauce gets all over your fingers and your face when you eat the wings and if thats not how wings are supposed to be then I don’t know anything. I always get my wings medium hot but I tried one of my dads hot wings and there wasn’t much of a difference between the flavours.
Unlike that disgrace of a chicken winger the crown and dragon (flash back from the horrible meal) at Duffs you leave full and don’t have to try and find a McDonalds afterwards. The fries are great and I love to dip them in the dill sauce that comes with the celery that I never eat.
Still owned by the original owner and he’s still around her was working while I was there this is probably why this place is still so great. Service is superb and although the place is super small it actually can seat quiet a few people. Anyone who complains knows nothing about chicken wings and should head over to pizza pizza and get some of those wings or whatever they try and pass off as wings. Duffs makes the best wings in the city, they just can’t be beat and I think I should try to find a better place because I know I’ll just leave disappointed.
I will be back her if Im in this area and if not the college street location is always convent for me when I’ downtown.
Duffs you’re doing chicken wings right in Toronto, congratulations!

No need to drive south of the border when you have Duff’s in Toronto.
Real Buffalo wings in the GTA
The wings are Huge there’s no way you can find bigger wing anywhere, the wings are flavourful and filling as well.
The sauce is perfect just like buffalo wing are meant to be, they have a few other wing flavors that I can’t comment on because I have never tried them myself but I’m sure you can find something that will appeal to you.
If you like your wings with rib sauce this is not the place for you or maybe wings just aren’t for you who actually enjoys sweet wings.
Really rib sauce on wings Yuk.
Just as good as the Ancor Bar without the drive to Buffalo.

Worst wings I ever had!!!
I think the wings were frozen then thawed in the microwave.
The flesh was tough! And extremely dry!!!
$ 3.95 for frozen French fries?
Extremely disappointed!!!

The original location still serves up the best chicken wings in the city. Fantastic no-​nonsense chicken wing spot. Don’t expect an overwhelmingly complicated list of flavours that don’t make any sense. Wings are crispy, juicy and well-​sized, and covered in your choice of buffalo-​style wing sauces, as well as BBQ and honey garlic options. Their fries are a good balance between thin and crispy, and the dill sauce is fantastic. Not the most inexpensive, but the definitely worthy of the prices for the extra quality. If you swing by on Tuesdays they run a special when you order a beverage with your wings.

Nothing special. Great size on the wings, celery sticks with dip but no carrots? Not much to say about this place. Nothing special and nothing terrible.

Great wings and excellent blue cheese dressing. A bit on the pricey side, bit the sauce (very hot — go a step down from your norm) is excellent.

Came here for our 1 month wedding anniversary before my night shift. The hostesses and waitresses were nice and quick service! We came in at 6pm, so I guess before the rush of customers at 6:30 pm to 8pm. Perhaps the quick service was because they wanted us out the door? Anyways, the food came quickly.
We ordered fried calamari which came with dijon dip. The fried batter was not too thick, crispy, fresh to order, and not overly greasy. Tasty app. Next we ordered the 20 Famous wings with two flavours. We got Medium Hot and Hot Honey Garlic. When the wings came out, they were nice and crispy. However as we dug into the rest of the wings, the medium hot wings didn’t hold up while the hot honey garlic mostly held up its crispiness. I’m not the biggest fan of wings but this place can tout a good amount of meat to wing, the sauces we had were tasty, and the side celery sticks with blue cheese and dill dip were a nice compliment. Suffice to say, not «amazing and the best wings of Toronto» like most people would say, but a good place for good wings. I think it’s important to note that I’m not that into wings so take my review with a grain of salt.

Wings are great. Celery is nice and crispy. Biggest downside is the price. 16 $ for 1 pound of wings is mother*ing expensive.

I’m a legit chicken wing connoisseur, and trust me when I say that Duff’s are the best. First the wings themselves, they are meaty with minimal fat, reasonably sized (not too big and from Chernobyl or something) and always cooked perfectly. The art of deep frying is not as easy as you non chefs think, their wings consistently come out very juicy and of course with no breading!
Now the sauce, what can’t be said about the best sauce, and the hottest, in Toronto: ARMAGEDDON! Insanely tasty but very hot, I use the blue cheese dip in between wings with the fries (also delicious) to cool down. They make the Armageddon and Death sauce in house, I’ve pleaded with them to share the recipe but only their father knows it apparently and won’t tell the sons.
Cheap wing night gets a little crazy if you don’t come early but otherwise the place is just flat out awesome. All the locations are family run, they always rectify any issue and the sauce is the boss! (sorry bad pun)…

The wings are much bigger here, however SO SAUCY. I found the celery sticks are just… bleh. I would rather them give us fries instead. It’s really depending on how you feel, whether you prefer to pay extra for fries or stick to the included celery sticks. Their sauces are blue cheese or garlic dill. I tried both and prefer garlic dill by far. Not sure if this has won a place in my heart… I guess only time will tell. This location doesn’t seem to be as busy during their Tuesday wing night special, so I didn’t need to worry about waiting. Might be busier when it gets warmer, so keep that in mind.

I have probably googled «best wings in Toronto» dozens of times. Duffs is often high on that list but it wasn’t until yesterday that I finally had a chance to sample their wares.
The service was good at lunch hour so no complaints in that department (there were only four or five other tables). I was impressed that they had Beau’s Tread lager on draft so I had a pint of that. I had 10 medium wings and the spice level was good, a little closer to hot. I also had 10 hot honey garlic and they were an excellent flavour.
These are non breaded, deep-​fried wings that were good not great. They were a little dry, a little tough and VERY saucy. Overall, they were good but I don’t know that I would put them that high on a list of best wings in Toronto. We also had deep-​fried pickles that were pretty tasty.
Check this place out for good service, beer and wings.

If I feel for wings, this is THE place. Best chicken wings I have ever tried out of all the wings franchises.
I always get my sauce separate and dip it myself to control the heat etc… I think its better that way, or its just me.
Great place to checkout far all those who love to get dirty with some beer and wings ;)

Waited 15 minutes after we were seated for anyone to approach the table. No one ever did. Only a few tables were occupied, and there seemed to be plenty of wait staff, so I don’t know what the problem was.
Sadly, I can’t speak to the quality of the food, and never will; I won’t be returning.
We walked a couple minutes down the street to Wild Wing instead, where we were attended to promptly.

Basically, Duff’s makes above average wings with roughly average sauces and sides, but they do it consistently and with decent service, so I’ve been back a bunch of times.
Their wings are pretty good. It’s not always easy to tell because the sauce masks the pure taste of the wings. Get the sauce on the side sometime, and it’ll be easier to judge the wings themselves, IMO. I’ve definitely had wings I like better and sauces I like better, but Duff’s is very reliably above-​average for me.
The sauces are pretty solid, although their heat scale tends towards a vinegary flavour like tabasco that wouldn’t be my choice. I have a high tolerance for spices, and their Armageddon is pretty spicy, but not intolerable. There are definitely people who wouldn’t be able to handle it.
Service is friendly. Sides are fine.
I feel like their prices are high, but I basically feel that way about chicken wings everywhere now, so I can’t really fault Duff’s for that.

Basic food, drinks, atmosphere… outstanding wings. Worth trying.
I had the hot honey garlic and also tried the mild. These are extra crispy wings. Some of the best I have ever had.