Hello.

Date: April 18.2012.

My 2nd time @ Wing in Granville Street. I called earlier to inquire about seats being taken and inquired when is a good time to get seats. I went early and I was able to obtain seats for friends coming.

My 2 friends came and we (3 people) decided to order the 47cent wings before 5pm. We ordered 70 as we wanted to order most of the flavors and consume it during the Pens game. As friends dropped by later on and took seats we offered to share our wings. The owner/manager, warned me personally that if we were going to share the wings, I would be kicked out. I was surprised, this never happened to me, I thought it was a joke! Anyway, I continued to share my wings with my friends that came. The gentlemen came back to me and told me in a condescending tone "I AM GOING TO KICK YOU OUT, I TOLD YOU NOT TO SHARE, THIS IS NOT A BUFFET BAR." At that point, I had NO idea what he was talking about, but his tone and demeanor was condescending it was ridiculous. It ruined my night.

Basically he was saying not to share the wings that I bought before the 5pm deal with people that came later on during the night. He told me that I was the only one that did that in the restaurant. He said he had a poster about that deal, but it did not say not to share.

Anyway, his lack of communication and his condescending tone letting me know of the situation was uncalled for and very unsatisfactory. I plan on going back letting them know how I feel personally.

Cheers

Went during a weekday to watch a hockey game. Their TV's are too small for the room and the large screen is too blurry. Not a place to catch a game. On to the food, ordered the thai and jamaican wings, pretty good, but the wings were a bit small. About a dozen flavours to choose from. Ordered their build your own pasta. Had the meat sauce and it was really bad. Too sweet, don't know why (onions or added sugar) and left about 1/2 of it. Service was pretty good and attentive. Overall, would not go back.

I needed to eat some wings after a hard week at work, so three of my intrepid companions and I made the pilgrimage to WoG. We started off with a couple of pitchers of blonde ale which was on sale, and ordered 4 pounds of wings just in time to get the discount price: pineapple curry, Jamaican, sweet Thai, and honey garlic. Anything on sale tastes better than full price. The beer was tasty, but I have to say the pitchers were awfully small. As for the wings, they were quite good, not over-cooked and rather juicy, although the Jamaican sauce was a little too hot for me. At least I think it was that one. All the wings came on a big platter and I couldn’t really tell which was which except by tasting. We also tried the blue cheese dip, which was basically salad dressing and therefore a bit of a rip-off especially because it cost extra.

We also had the spinach salad, which was fresh, and the Texas fries, which had great flavour, except if they are “Texas” fries, the actual fries should be big (i.e. Texas sized). They were just normal sized. So that definitely diminished the experience. For desert, two of the group had tiramisu, which was reported to be good.

The service was excellent, and the server was very helpful in explaining the various wing sauces, etc. The ambience was nice enough, but for some reason as soon as the wing special ended the staff cranked the stereo way too high. Something I didn’t expect was that most of the diners appeared to be Asian ESL students. I expected Yaletown hipsters or Yankee tourists. Must be all the nearby language schools.

My one quibble was the ridiculous washroom arrangement: you have to get a keycard and wander into the hotel lobby next door. That was quite annoying and the w/c was rather nasty. Other than that one quibble, I found that WoG was a good place to get wings.

We came as a group of 6 but the only seating available would be near the back. The seats in the front part of the restaurant were too small and could only accomodate 5 people per table at most.

We decided to do the 39 Cent wings deal between 2 PM - 5 PM and we ordered one drink which would get us that deal.

The restaurant was very quiet and empty and the waitress was able to commit most of her time to us. She gave us refills for water frequently and supplied us with more napkins and moist napkins as our fingers got more filthy.

One important thing to note: If you do not finish your wings and wish to have them wrapped for take out, you will be charged for the regular price for the wings rather than the 39 Cent wing deal price. Its apparently "store policy" that if you do not finish everything during dine in, you'll be charged.

The wings were good; I loved the Tokyo, Honey Garlic and Greek wings. I don't understand how peopel could go there for reasons other than for feasting on wings, which is their specialty and their emphasis

Food was good and it came out fast but service freaking sucked! I've never had such bad service and trust me, I will never go back there again. I've never been so upset in my life at a restaurant. Sometimes I understand if it's service isn't up to par but the staff at Wings were so chill that they were just hanging out while my boyfriend and I were waiting for drinks and our bill. We literally waited 20 minutes for our bill because our server was dumb and didn't think we wanted it, nor did she ask us if we did because apparently she was too busy standing around talking to the other waitresses. Gosh! She got me so angry I wanted to write bad service on some kind of paper. They should really have customer service evaluations for us to do. What made me even angrier was the fact that the manager was standing with them just relaxing. Like what kind of place are you running? I will never be back here. However, the food was good so I will be going to different locations of Wings, I hear that the Surrey location has the best service. For good service, I'll be willing to drive.

I've been to Wings more times than I can count and I'd have to say my experience there has been consistently good. I admit, I usually have the same thing when I go - wings/appies & beer. I've never ordered an entrée here, so I can't comment on them. Their veggie plate is always good - but it's really hard to mess up fresh vegetables. The Texas Fries are good as well - a little heavy on the cumin last time I got them - but generally speaking, a good "pub food" option.

I have tried almost every flavour of wings and some of my favourites are the Chicago Salt & Pepper, the Greek and the Outlaw Mexicali. There was only one kind I can honestly say I really didn't like, but I think they took them off the menu anyways. The wings are hot, crispy and very flavourful, everything you look for in a chicken wing! The service is usually quite good - I think only once I had a mediocre server, but it was when I was with a large group so I think she was a bit flustered. I've been a server before, and large groups of people can be a handful sometimes. Most of the servers are quite friendly and always prompt with refills.

All in all, Wings is a great place to go watch the game and enjoy some good beer & wings with friends. I'll keep coming back.

I went to Wings on Granville with a group of friends a while back. We ordered the Shared Platter. There was really nothing special about this. A couple wings, a few spring rolls, some pita and dip, some pork ribs and tater tots(?!?). Didn't know how the tater tots tied in with the rest, but it was there!
Service was ok.
There are other places I'd like to try before going back here.

I had dinner with 3 friends there on Friday, August 27. I ordered Calypso burger, my other friends ordered yam fries, nach 'r average nachos, stir fry bowls. Then I realized that I made a big mistake to step there for dinner, the burger I ordered, I think the chicken has been sitting there for days, it was as hard as a rock, even cheap McDonald chicken burger is 10 times better than that, the stir fry bowls' looked more like yucky canned food that they just pour it out and heat it up by microwave, tasted terrible, yam fries and nach 'r average nachos were alright, but please, don't go there for dinner or you will really regret it yourself, I'd rather sit inside Wendys and have their burger. Price was very expensive for the quality they serve, for "rocky" chicken meat burger cost me 9 bucks, stir fry bowls 8 bucks without any meat, yam fries was $6.50 and portion was kind of small, nach 'r average nachos was almost $12 including chicken meat, meh~! :(

Not to mention the atmosphere was dark and incredibly NOISY (we went there on Friday), the walk path was narrow and it was too dark so someone stepped on my feet, you have to walk almost outside to go to the washroom next door in the hotel, the place was also very uncomfortable, service was alright, they usually walk too fast to listen to your inquiry, and most of the time they will ignore you, the restaurant was busy, so I still could tolerate that, but not the food.

I will never ever go there again, what a nightmare restaurant for me on Friday night :(

Preamble: busy weeknight out with the guys

Food: I only ate the chicken wings. Tried four flavors, was not crazy about Yukon Jack partially because of an inherent dislike for BBQ sauce and partially because it just didn't taste that good even taking that into account. Really loved the other three however: Toyko, Jamaican and some new lime flavor. Chicken had quite a lot of meat without being overly fatter. No need to use the dipping suaces as each flavor was distinct enough by itself.

Service: friendly, gave refills of pop to my friends quickly.

Value: $20 bucks total tax and tip for shared wings with a beer and pop for good wings is not outrageous.

Ambiance: a few large TVs scattered around but I wasn't overly impressed with the tight seating and poor lighting

The best Wings I've had downtown have been at the Two Parrots Pub. To try something else and for Wing Wednesday (35 cent Wings) my girlfriend and I walked down the street to Wings. Our first visit we ordered a plate of Nachos which sucked to be polite. It was more a plate of chips and salsa with a few strands of random cheese and that was it. I quickly came to realize that this place is called Wings because that is the only thing their menu focuses on. We tried several flavors and the taste was top notch, now if only they would put more sauce on their wings instead of me having to ask for more, it coming in a small side dish cup and me having to pay extra! They have a huge selection of dry rubs and specialty sauces that can't be beat but some of the wings look quite small and feeble like they came from the runt of the litter chicks which is quite a shame since the flavor is so mouth watering. As far as the service goes, it was not too bad. We've gone in a few times more just for the wings and a beer and because my girlfriend likes to sit in there some afternoons and read a book by their fireplace and enjoy a beer. The waitresses seem to always be different. We've had one really friendly one on two occasions which seemed to show more interest and we were pleased with, but overall it is probably a 5 out of 10. The layout and cozy booth feeling inside is very relaxing. If it wasn't for all the great wing flavors I probably would never go back here. If you do go, try the Louisiana Sweet, Maui Lime, and Tora Tora Tora Tokyo!