Flamin’ Joe’s

Everything I come from the west side, aka land of not great wings, I make it a requirement to visit F.J.‘s.
I swear their boneless wings (yes I’m the crazy type to prefer the pop and bite style of boneless over boned wings) are THE best in the state. Very good. Excellent flavor with not too much breadin. Also their prices are very reasonable, especially with all their great deals.
Srsly check them out. You won’t regret it.

Fantastic Food. Just plain good bar type foods. The hangover burger is one of the best burgers I’ve ever seen. The waffle try’s are cooked to perfection and the staff was very friendly and efficient. I don’t often give five stars to this type of place but this one deserved it.

These guys have awesome wings and sweet servers. We go in here at least once a week after my son’s karate. We have tried other places but always end up back here.

Spokane’s go-​to for chicken wings! Whenever I’m in town, this is a spot that’s always on my agenda.

Flamin Joe’s is an excellent place to come have some wings, cold beer, and watch the game on multiple and multiple television screens! It’s a friendly atmosphere where kids are welcome and very easy access to a ton of beers on tap! They also have a nice area for groups as well as plenty of space for you and your significant other for date night. I might also add there peanut butter and jelly boneless wings are to die for! We will be back for sure!

We love love LOVE their Peanut Butter and Jelly wings! So delish! The best wings we’ve EVER had! Their other sauces – Orange Ginger (with loads of real ginger), Thai, Huckleberry BBQ – all tasty and finger-​lickin’ good! Their pulled pork nachos are great, too, but I think I’d like them better with REAL cheese, as opposed to the fake nacho cheese sauce they slather on them. Service is pretty decent, too.

This was the worst place ever. We went there tonight and waited 5min before any even came to seat us and it was in there. As the waitress is seating us she tosses the menu’s down as she is walking away says I’ll get you some water. Needless to say she never comes back with water 10 min later. Then once again asked us what we wanted to drink as walking away AGAIN. so we get drinks and back to waiting another 10 min or so go bye and she takes our appetizers order and food order at the same time, we were afraid she would never come back. So then 25 min later all of our food comes out together and it’s COLD AND BURNT how the HELL does that happened. Cold & burnt? I told her a will pay for the beer and I want my tab. What a mistake she comes back with the bill and says I gave you the purple shirt Friday discount too. «Oh thank you» I wanted dinner not a discount. This place and all the other ones in SPOKANE SUCK AND HAVE GONE DOWN HILL!!!

Decent place to get a beer and wings. Average selection of run-​of-​the-​mill beers and the wings are pretty good. Plenty of large screen TV’s everywhere showing sports. I’ve only seen it busy a couple times, during big football games. Other than that pretty dead, so not the ideal destination for crowd seekers. The 24oz and 32oz beer options are pretty cool too.

Would have been 5 stars if not for the very slow service. Do not come here in a hurry. We were in town visiting family, stopped in here for lunch. The place was not very busy at all so I don’t understand the slow service but on a brighter note the wings were very good. We got the code 4 and code 5 sauce on our wings not as hot as I hoped but still very good. Next time I will try code 6 if not 7.
Easy to find if you are not from around here btw.
Price range isn’t too bad. My boyfriend and I share a pound of wings and a side for $ 14.99 on special and it filled us both.

Decent place. I agree service was pretty slow. Especially when we were the only table in the place. Wasn’t too fond of the original sauces. Kind of had a weird taste. In the end I gave it a try but just prefer Wing Stop.

The poor server was by herself at lunch. The wings were great and well prepared before being spun. I had the Thai peanut sauce and it was good, although it was a little less than 3* spicy. Would have been 5* review if manager could staff appropriately and the Thai peanut sauce was a little hotter.

Super great wing place! Must try honey garlic, samurai sumo, and gold sauce wings! Great place for wing lovers, kids, friends, and hungry tummys ;). Also wonderful service and nice waitresses and waiters.

Service was amazing!!! Wings could definitely use a little more spicy but the flavors were good. Now to the interesting flavor, peanut butter and jalopeno jelly, not gonna lie it was amazing!!! I think everyone has to give it a try at least once!

Wings taste great. Not really as hot as I expected. I’m not a super hot eater so I tried the #3 the first time. Not hot at all. So the second time I went with 4 and it was spicier, but still not that hot. Next time I will try hotter. I like the traditional wings but they have different sauces for different folks. Service was friendly and informative but slow at lunch, however it was no fault to the waitress as she was the only one there and was moving constantly.

Awesome hot wings, inconsistent customer service in the wait staff. If their customer service matched the hot wings we would easly have a 5 star.

Not all locations are created equal, this one on the North Side is the best of the three!!! What differentiates them? Excellently selected waitstaff who are fun, friendly, joke around with you and efficient. The wings are great regardless of location, but we will only go to this one because it is a cut above the rest.
Best wings: Wasabi Pea and Three Alarm (or 5 alarm is you are my boyfriend, lol).
Their sides are yummy — but I miss the old style of Yukon chips — Bring them back!!!
We eat here a few times a month and are never disappointed and can mix up from our regular order and know we will be happy with the delicious food.
VERY kid friendly

Bad food. Worse service.
My girlfriend and I rolled into Spokane late on the night before Thanksgiving. As a result, our food options were limited. Driving up Division St. to our hotel, we saw only a handful of open restaurants and landed on Flamin’ Joes.
Walking in, we noticed how kitschy the place was. When one of the servers approached us, we requested a table for two, at which point she said «um, let me check on something» and walked off. She may have been checking to make sure the kitchen was still serving food, but we can’t be sure as she came back and seated us without saying anything else. Awkward.
The menu turned out to be a vegetarian’s nightmare. None of the entrees or even the salads were veggie-​friendly. My girlfriend was faced with either a basket of fries or the nachos (which were an appetizer) — she went with the nachos, but she was a good sport about it as she always is. I opted for the Flamethrower.
The food came out and was totally underwhelming. The Flamethrower was your run-​of-​the-​mill bleu cheese burger covered in their flavorless Code 3 sauce, nothing special. But it was the nachos that were truly laughable — red tortilla chips doused in nacho cheese sauce instead of actual cheese, and topped with olives, red onion, and the Code 3 sauce, with a tiny dollop of sour cream in the middle. It was barely a step up from the nachos I used to eat in high school, and isn’t something you should be able to find in a restaurant.
We dig in anyway, and are enjoying each others’ company if nothing else. About halfway through, my girlfriend starts feeling sick. I wasn’t feeling great either, but she had a serious emergency brewing. So, we decided to cut our meal short so we could get back to the hotel. Only problem was our server had disappeared.
After a few minutes of waiting, we finally flagged another server (the girl who’d seated us) and asked for our check. She brought it to us, and our card proceeded to sit on the table for another 10 minutes before I finally just took it up to her to pay for our food. At this point, things get really ridiculous — She tells me that because we’re not her table, she can’t ring us up. What?!
I go back to the table and contemplate just leaving without paying. But that’s not me — I don’t steal. I look through my wallet to find I only have a $ 100 bill. I take it up to the girl and ask her to break it, to which she reiterates that she can’t help us because we’re not her table. WHAT!!! I tell her I just want to leave cash on the table and get out of there; she finally caves and breaks my $ 100, making it very clear that I’ve annoyed her in the process.
At this point, another employee (possibly the shift supervisor) comes up and asks if everything’s ok. I just want to get out of there at this point, so I dismissively say yes. Rather than leaving it alone, the guy says «Really? Because you look stressed, and it’s stressing me out.» Seriously.
I leave the cash on the table, and as we’re about to leave the supervisor again asks if everything was alright. I tell him that the service was terrible and that their food had made my girlfriend sick, to which he explains that one of the trivia night tables had been really difficult and that our server was cleaning up the mess that arose from that situation. Fine, that stuff happens, but don’t let service to everyone else suffer as a result. And really, he should have tried to make things right isntead of explaining how they went wrong.
Maybe we just caught this place on a truly bad night. Whatever. The food’s terrible, and the service was appalling. I’ll never eat here again.

This place is great for sports fans of all ages. They have plenty of televisions and you can probably find one with the game you want, or they will happily change the channel for you. I just ordered chips and salsa and I got a great value for the money. Definitely come here with the family, because most of the place is open to all ages. One gripe: they have DIRECTV service, so you can’t watch the Pac-​12 Network.

Flame on! Pretty tasty wings. Code 4 was a little too weak for me but very close to what I wanted. I tend to like it very spicy but it’s a fine line between spicy and too damn hot to be tasty. I wasn’t impressed with the taster tot stars. Next time I’d go with the waffle fries or something else. Not a bad selection of beer either. All that good microbrew reminds me of how I got fat way back when I lived in the Pacific NW.

I’ve been wanting to try out this place for a while now, but was always too lazy to drive to the Valley. Ever since I graduated college I’ve had this hot wings itch that I’ve had a hard time scratching…
This place did the job!
Like most wing places, the prices are kinda expensive ($ 10 for 12 wings) but half the fun is going cro-​mag on these things and strippin’ em to the bone (which I did, ravenously). They have spice levels from 1 to 7. I chose the 6 ½ (the 7 said «99 cents per wing», not sure what that means… but if the hottest sauce makes your order more expensive… that’s kinda bullshit no?). The 6 ½ would be hot enough for most mortals, but being the capsaicin junkie that I am… I’m SURE I could’ve easily done the 7 (again, were I not so cheap).
What about the flavor and quality of the wings/​sauce though? Fantastic! While I wouldn’t call them «large» the wings were definitely of good size and VERY meaty for their size. Where as some places will give you some wings that are about 90% gristle and 10% meat, this is definitely NOT one such place. The sauce was also wonderfully flavorful despite it being the second-​hottest sauce one could order.
Beer: about 10 taps, everything from your common Bud/​Miller/​Coors to your not-​so-​common Dale’s Pale Ale to your UBER rare Deschutes Hop Henge IPA (I have never seen this on tap before… anywhere, kudos to Joe’s)
If I lived in the area, I’d probably come here a lot. As it is, I live downtown and try to avoid driving at all costs (are you listening «Joe», put one of these downtown!). Next time I’m out running errands on the North side I will definitely get some wings to go though!