Wild Wing Cafe

Typical wild wings. Live music most nights which is great. They hire all kinds of genres and always a good time! Good happy hour drinks.

Yes it’s a chain, and no I don’t care. Wild Wing has great chicken wings and this location is no exception.
I’m a big fan of this Wild Wing for its gigantic patio. Man caller and I went on two-​for-​Tuesday and it did not disappoint. The red, white, and bleu chicken wings with extra bleu cheese dressing were great. 24 wings was too much to be split amongst two people, but they were buy one get one free so no loss there. Service was somewhat lacking, but I was in Blue Moon and bleu cheese heaven so I didn’t care. Sometimes you just need bar food.
The patio is huge. The inside is huge. If I liked sports, I’d spend a lot more time here. If you’re craving traditional bar fare, then Wild Wing is always a solid choice.

Had a quick snack and an alcoholic beverage before going to a wedding in Charleston. Was quite pleasant. Service, food, drinks all pretty good to be honest.
Would I come here again — YES.

So my 3 stars come with my personal extreme bias for chicken wings and cold beer. However, the Buffalo Wild Wings in North Charleston is so bad I figured i would get my lazy ass off DI and try something new. Wild Wings Café owns the atmosphere. If you like a classic bar atmosphere this place is for you. They have a bunch of sauces. The hottest being Braveheart and its for real. It is the equivalent of BWWs blazing. They are setting up a band in the parkinglot for this evening. I assume the night time bar scene is top notch. They have garage doors open to the resteraunt making an awesome open air atmosphere. I summary this place is a great bar with average wings.

Wild wings has this drink called a lunch box. If you’re a Sunday rager like myself this is your calling card. It tastes like a Friday evening and once you wake up after consuming a few of these they will have you feeling like an early Monday shitstorm. They keep the trackball as clean as a baby’s ass on the golden tee console and that pulls a solid rating from me any day. They could have a larger clientele base in the house on any given Sunday, hence the 4 stars. I need a larger audience to witness me going to pound town on my golden tee drives.

I used to love their wings. Hadn’t had them in about a year. This afternoon we picked up $ 50 worth of wings to take home. They were small and way overlooked. The hot didn’t taste like anything was even on them. I was really disappointed. Cheat meal wasted!

Overall typical wing joint, modeled after bw3s. Lots of TVs with sports on. Went during the NFL playoffs and it wasnt very busy which was weird. Chicken was nothing special but the sauces were excellent hence the 4 star rating. More sauce choices than bw3s but less meat on the bone. Average beer selection for a sports bar. Nothing special for the anyone who likes something unique.

Great place for drinks and watching the game.

Went there for our monthly WOW (women of Wando). It was s big crowd we had six come. Our waiter was perfect. Always attentive. The food was great. I ordered something that was new on the menu. A turkey and cheese wrap with great topping. It was light and refreshing for a summer day. Great food and great service!

This place is the worst. We recently called in a pick-​up order and it was a disaster. All the flavors were incorrect and half the wings were undercooked. The service is always good, but the food is disappointing.

Love wild wing, especially the one in Mount Pleasant. We went in with a party of 11 people and they were able to seat us right away. Service was great!!! Food was even better! Get the Jeb Cheb wings (Jalapeño cheddar).

There’s actually nothing wrong with Wild Wings, it’s just nothing special. We opted for an early dinner Friday … the bar, dining room and outdoor area was pretty empty … so we had our choice of seating. Our friendly server, Ali, immediately approached our table and took our drink and app order. My husband was thrilled with his order of hot shots ($ 6.49)) … a nicely filled basket of 8 golden brown, heavily fried sausage and gooey cheese fritters (balls) served with a honey mustard dipping sauce. Frankly, I tasted nothing other than oil. On the other hand, my house salad ($ 3.99) was fine … an ample serving of a traditional garden salad with a few cherry tomatoes and a few slices of cukes topped with shredded cheese and bacon, accompanied with a slice of cheesy Texas Toast. I was pleased that WW offered a fat free Ranch dressing after I indulged in 2 hot shots and the Texas Toast. Joe’s bacon cheddar and pepper jack cheese burger ($ 10.49) was unremarkable. I thought his steak fries were undercooked, especially since he asked Ali to make sure the order would be hot and crispy. My four chargrilled chicken feathers ($ 7.99) were cooked perfectly … two, were basted with the snappy Thai sauce and the others, mopped with the honey lime Sriracha sauce; however, the side was disappointing … a watery mess of corn, red peppers, onions and black beans … that tasted like it was pulled from the freezer and nuked without being drained. Ugh! I guess I should mention that our meal was really cheap as Joe (my hub) had earned $ 25 in WW loyalty points.

Wings are decent, but service is slow.

I was not all that impressed with this location as compared with others. They were not busy and we sat down and waited for a bit before our drink orders were taken, in fact we had already picked out food and were ready to order by the time our waitress came to take our drink order. She was nice but not overly friendly. Our hot artichoke appetizer was delicious but my house chips were soggy and really greasy as opposed to the delicious crispy chips I have come to expect from this chain. My build a burger entrée was ok but the pretzel bun was cold which took a lot away from it. Overall not a WWC I plan to return to.

Tuesdays is the best day to go if you are craving wings. Service was good they even had trivia night which was a lot of fun. This location is way better than the Oakland Mt. Pleasant location.

What’s the appeal?
Overpriced frozen chicken drumettes served tough. Zombie waitresses and overpriced frozen chicken. oh wait, I already said that.
I’ve been to Wild Wings so many times over the years; mostly because a few of my girlfriends children just really like this place. But they’re kids, so I excuse them. My last visit (hopefully my LAST visit) was a few days ago. Met there to reunite with old friends and their kiddies after being out of charleston for almost 2 years. The waitress came to the table frequently, and clearly annoyed with the smallest of the children who was just excited, and with us, because we weren’t visibly paying attention to the menu, though ready to order. I may have been able to ignore the mediocre CS if the the wings weren’t so terrible. They’re just so hard.
Tyson, located in your favorite local grocers freezer section, serves up better frozen chicken… its a no win situation here. Then again, Wild Wings probably serves chicken from Tyson since they process most chicken in the US… well either way, Wild Wings is a permanent thumbs down.

I have been to wild wings North Mount Pleasant a lot, this is my first time at the Coleman one. The food was mediocre at best, and the service was snail speed! I don’t know if it was just an off night, but it was extremely disappointing…

Place never disappoints, but never overwhelms me either, which is «A-​OK» when all you are seeking out is a good plate of wings and a beer. Their wings are some of the best around and some of their other menu items are quite good, too (sloppy joes, fajita wrap come to mind). Never have been disappointed with the service, either. Fun place.

This is easily the best Wild Wing around. The one closer to me is more of the quiet family location where this one is the party spot. They often have live bands plus the big outdoor patio makes for a fun atmosphere at this location.
The food’s the same as any other location and I’m still a fan of their sauces. Gold Rush is one of my all time favorites. Last time I was there I picked up an order of nachos to share and it was well worth it. Pretty tasty too.
They recently did a renovation on the inside of this location too. Overall this location has the best atmosphere and always turns out to be a good time.

This Wild Wing is pretty great. The location and layout of the restaurant, bar, and outside patio is pretty stellar for being in a shopping center. If you are traveling into Mt. Pleasant from the Ravenel, follow Coleman Blvd and it’ll be directly up, past Shem Creek on your left. Easy to get to, easy to find.
The menu is what you’d find from any wing house… a variety a wing flavors for a decent price. Their tacos are also really tasty.
My favorite however is the Buffarilla wrap — its a great meal with a cold beer.
The entertainment at this location is surprisingly great. They have a nice size stage and I’ve only seen really good acts come through.
It’s also a fun spot to watch football in the Fall. Both the inside and patio have a ton of TVs, and if you get there early enough, they’ll put the audio on for your game!