Wild Wings Cafe

This place needs a good cleaning. The dust on the roof above the bars says it all. DIRTY!!!

Fine.

Food was average. N Charleston wing buffet is much better. The buffet empty completely at 12:00 when when we arrived. Waitress was having a bad day, service sucked.

Came here on a rainy night while visiting family. Not a bad choice. Football on the screens. The beer selection is not great. Mass market brews and and one or two craft selections.
Got boneless wings for an appetizer. Not bad. Got the ranchillada and the honey BBQ. Both were good Ranchillada had more kick than I expected. I also ordered the Holy Jalapeño burger. Excellent. Very spicy.
Service was good, friendly and attentive. I just wish there was better beer selections.

I have only been for the lunch Buffet and its hard to sscrew up wings. They usually have like 5 flavors of wings a tater tots on the buffet. I always enjoyed my wings and for the price it is probably the best wing deal in town.

Came for restaurant week /​however due to computer issues they aren’t offering tonight. Seems this should have been communicated. So the waitress comes back and tells us that $ 20 will be taken off of bill. I’m cool with that. Get the bill and only $ 12 is taken off — wth! Twice in one night misinformation.

Wow! very pleasantly surprised by the food! My Wife and I ate nachos, quesadillas, sweet potato fries, chicken wings, Apple pie, molten lava cake and also a small child that was wondering without their parents (just kidding) We are staying on the beach and wanted to feel full for once in our trip without going bankrupt or feeling like pigs. The prices are great especially for the portion sizes. Emma had a great attitude and was very helpful. Cannot recommend this place enough.

Wings were «ok». I got 8 boneless; 4-​honey mustard and 4-​wild west. I normally like a «crispy» wing, but mine were a little overdone. The Wild West were so salty tasting that I could only eat 2. The honey mustard were definitely better, but still crunchy. The Bavarian pretzel was good but the dipping sauce was thick, as if it were lest in the warmer too long. Sorry it wasn’t better — we were wanting a good local wing fill

A South Carolina man and several of his friends say they were refused service at a Wild Wing Café in Charleston last month and asked to leave. The reason: Michael Brown and his group of 24 friends and family members are African-​American, and another customer — a white woman — complained that she felt threatened by the group.
That’s according to Brown, who was celebrating his cousin’s last day in Charleston with a night out at the Wild Wing Café. Brown took his beef to social media, and the story went viral.
‘She said there’s a situation where one of our customers feels threatened by your party, so she asked us not to seat you in our section, which totally alarmed all of us because we’re sitting there peaceably for two hours,’ Brown explained to WCSC. ‘Obviously, if we were causing any conflict, we would have been ejected out of the place hours before.‘
As Brown and the shift manager were talking, a member of his party began videotaping the conversation, which is when the manager became upset and refused to seat the group.

I have been to this wild wings often… as I love some wild wings wings and this one is closest to my house. This wild wings has brunch on Sunday with a great deal on mimosas and excellent food! While you can order brunch food, their regular menu is still available as well. My favorite wild wings wings is the honey sirachcha wing, honey mustard, and lemon pepper! Their David’s chicken and friends dip is stellar too!
My complaint about this wild wings location is the staffing is not always top notch. Lots of young folks that have not quite learned the qualities of providing great customer service. There is also a cigar place next door and the smell of cigars is transferred over in to wild wings. Sometimes it is extremely strong and cab almost give you a headache!

What can I say other than everything was perfect. We had just walked out of a restaurant a few doors down because we never got served. We were happy to find Wild Wings so close. We were seated right away and food was fast.
Food was excellent and the server was even better than that. The wild wings were delicious and the ol’ Smokey sauce very great. I have nothing bad to say. All I can do is rave.

A-​OK covers it well. It seems to me to adequately provide what you look for in a wings restaurant. Good servers. Food is good. Deals are good. Prices are good. What could go wrong?

The seating process was chaotic, as we were seated after 4 other parties that arrived after us. Food took forever and was lukewarm. Beer tasted like vinegar, however, the waitress was super nice and switched it without a problem.

Gave it another shot and received another shot of disappointment. Not consistent with other Wild Wings Café restaurants. This time my wings came out with the sauce covering in the wings rather then baked in. I was afraid to ask for crispy sense my last visit resulted in burnt wings. This particular WWC has lost my business because they don’t know how to do the wings the WWC way that I have enjoyed for over 10 years now. I’ll be heading up the street to the other location on my next business trip and hope to have better luck.

This will be quick…
The food is what you would get from any other Wild Wings. Servers and Bartenders are kind and a few are some good eye candy.
But where is the night life??? No live music or dance floor? It’s nothing like the one on Coleman which offers up much more fun. This place is just ok.

Wings are always good frozen or fresh. Service is not that great. It fulfills the craving.

Eh. It’s okay. I feel like it could be better. The wings are alright. The staff is okay. The bar is not bad. Nothing about this place seems to stand out.
The bar scene is a 5.5÷10.
The wings are a ⁷⁄₁₀.
The staff is ⁶⁄₁₀.

Both times I have visited, WWC has had a solid showing. The service is polite and prompt, the food is absolutely decent (although the temp on my burger was wayyyheeeeey off), and I love the outside seating area with all of the NFL games on. I won’t kick them out of bed.
Oh, beers need to be faster. BRING ME BEER.

I thought this was supposed to be a WILD Wing Café? I’ve been to plenty of Wild Wings and this one’s food is the same but the atmosphere is a bit lacking. When they initially built this whole plaza, the space here was planned to be a Buffalo Wild Wings. Then the economy hit and a bunch of places seemed to pull out of the Market at Oakland. Eventually Wild Wing Café took over, which I was excited about. I was looking forward to a place similar to the Coleman Blvd location, but right near my house. A place that I could go enjoy the game at, catch some good local bands live, and generally be able to stop by to find a good crowd hanging at the bar enjoying themselves.
Shortly after, I heard they were billing themselves as the more family oriented Wild Wings which wouldn’t have bands or an upbeat nightlife scene. I was baffled as to why one would make that choice, but then I heard that Wild Wings has territories which govern these sorts of things. Vaguely I was told it has something to do with the proximity of this location being so close to the Coleman Blvd one and that they’re pretty much not allowed to act as a normal Wild Wings would. This may all be rumor but, I would think they would have changed things quickly after seeing how dead their nightlife scene is if that wasn’t the case. The place is never packed and always seems kind of quiet and boring.

I’ve had better. While the patio area is nice for seating, the wifi wasn’t working and the «Two for Tuesday» deal is not available at this Wild Wings Café. It seemed to be more of a suburban eatery rather than the more urban and active that I prefer.
If you’re in the area and you like wings, this is a fine place. But if you’re looking for a livelier experience, continue a little further along the road to the other one that is closer to Charleston.
Patio is nice. WiFi not working. No twofer Tuesday.