Nice place. Delicious wings and the location is very centric. Staff is friendly and kind.read more

I was happy to try Wing Stop in London. I've eaten at a bazillion in the US…read more The service was actually pretty fast. They were very busy and they just kept the food moving! That was great because I was starving. There's a lot of seating inside, mostly upstairs. It seemed they were actively keeping the place very clean. A couple things that stood out to me... The folks bringing food to the tables weren't the friendliest. Not quite rude, but not quite friendly. The food itself was not quite the size we're used to here. I don't take anything away from them for that; it's just something to be aware of. SMS to be fair, I've had smaller portions here in the US (but almost never). Food was OK. Place was clean. People I dealt with couldn't much care if you were there or not. Smile once in a while

***********DISCLAIMER**************** They haven't…read moreofficially opened yet, they open on the 5th of November. The were having a pre-opening training day with a set menu so... THIS REVIEW IS OF THE QUALITY OF FOOD ALONE!!! I am actually from western NY, within 50 miles of where Buffalo Wings became famous and every western New Yorker knows a good chicken wing and I have only ever found one place in the UK with good enough wings for them to remind me if home... But now I've found another!!! I've been seeing this business prepare for opening over the last few wings and when I realised it was an American Wing Restaurant I was so excited as it's right on my way home! The chicken wings were the right size, had the right crisp and succulence and the buffalo bliss sauce was reminiscent of the Anchor Bar(birthplace of buffalo wings) itself. I was given 5 wings and wedges in what I believe will be one of the menu items. It didn't come with Bleu cheese as standard (which might have been for the pre-opening event..idk) , but I didn't ask for it so I will make sure to do so next time. It did come with coleslaw, though...which I didn't really see the point of, lol! Oh yeah hey have burgers and per menu items, I'll unlikely be trying these soon as wings are now so close to home. Anyway, the opening is on the 5th of November and there is 20% off so I will most certainly be there to get some good wings again.., eventually when they are fully trained, I will update this on service too!

From the owner: Wing Zone is all about flavor! We are passionate about delivering authentic flavor-fuzed chicken…read morewings & burgers in our mission to turn the whole of the UK into #flavorholics :) Take the flavor test & embark on a journey to find out What's YOUR Flavor?! Try any of Wing Zone's 9 amazing, mouth watering & award winning flavors, fuzed with your favorite menu item. From the traditional tangy Buffalo flavors to sweet with heat options such a Mango Fire, or if your feeling brave kick up your taste buds up to Nuclear levels with our Nuclear Habanero. We have flavors to suit and tickle all taste buds. Founded in 1991 by Matt Friedman and Adam Scott in their University of Florida frat house kitchen, the company quickly expanded and now has over 100 branches all over the US and the world - Panama, Singapore, Honduras and Russia to name a few. The Wing Zone's UK branch opened in Finsbury Park, London in November 2015 and we have been winging it ever since!

Good burgers and shakes.. good and quick service! I visited Sunday with family - kids enjoyed and…read moresaid best Burgers ever!!

I'd read about this spot when it was featured in an article about the best burgers in London. This…read moreplace is definitely outside of the central area of London, but well worth the travel since the food was incredible! What really intrigued me about the description of this place was that they offered all of what I like in a burger spot: burgers, fries/onion rings and shakes. They have a great menu of burger offerings with different toppings/flavors. I had the Truffle Shuffle and I was not disappointed...really good quality beef and made decadent by the richness of the bun, truffle and swiss cheese. The onion rings were good too. The milkshake was very good - I had the Chocolate Snickers Shake and I was not disappointed...it was rich, thick, creamy and not too sweet. There were some issues with the staff during our visit, but management accommodated us and really provided an experience that we'd come back to. Management did a great job of making us feel like customer service was very important to them. Their menu is great since they have turkey bacon instead of pork bacon, which is difficult to find in most burger spots. I'd definitely recommend this spot...I'm going back on my next trip over the pond!

This is my favourite chicken shop in town; if you're after a feast this is the place. The service…read moreis prompt and staff are extremely friendly..lovely warming atmosphere!!

From the owner: Late-opening, counter-serve chain for fried or grilled chicken and chips in a no-nonsense setting.read more

As an American my expectations for wings were high. This place was epically good. I will dream of…read morethese wings every night. Amazing food and even better staff.

Second visit here and it's just as good and still quick. You receive your food very quickly after…read moreRosing and it's very tasty. Wings are perfectly cooked and tasty. Get regular sides or get them loaded, your choice. Staff is very friendly and drinks are just as good as food. It's a nice affordable meal conveniently located near my work and hotel of choice.

First of all, amazing food. Never disappoints. I've been going to this restaurant for over a year…read morenow. Every time the service is great. I would really recommend the chimmichurri wings, they are absolutely delicious. I eat here at least twice a month and will continue to come back. The ambiance is great and I love the decor of the restaurant.

Really great chicken wings! We had the Gangnam and the buffalo wings with the furious fries to…read moreshare. The Gangnam wings had a really nice flavour however I found them a little sweet to have lots of them (you get 8 wings In a portion). For me, I could have had a little sourness in the sauce with the sweetness but they were still nice! The buffalo wings come with blue cheese on top but we had them without as we don't like blue cheese and they were great! Full of flavour and nice and spicy. The furious fries are cooked with buffalo sauce and come with feta and chilli. We had without the feta however we could have had them without the chillis as the fries themselves were really tasty! The restaurant was really accommodating despite our fussiness which is always good to see! The food was great and we need to go back to try the other wing flavours!

Nice BBQ spot we stopped at for lunch after some sightseeing. I had a pulled pork sandwich with…read moresweet potato fries. Everything was delicious. Highly recommended.

This restaurant is located just steps away from Clapham Common tube station…read more Bodeans I would describe it as an American BBQ inspired restaurant if that makes sense. If you LOVE BBQ as much as I do, you need to give this place a try. First the one thing I didn't like. The TVs, I despise going out to eat and having TVs blaring. This restaurant had 3 but at least they were not obnoxiously loud. We got that out of the way, onwards we go. The atmosphere is casual, the decor is mostly wood. It's nothing fancy yet it's comfortable and clean. Eunique was our server a lovely young girl that was ever so accommodating. She was sweet and very helpful. I'm not a pork rib fan so I opted for the beef ribs. A little more pricey but well worth it. You get two bones, fries and coleslaw. It was enough for two meals really. They were done perfectly, fall off the bone and had a lovely flavour. My eyes could not stop rolling around in my head from delight. I really want to go back. Writing this review is making my mouth water all over again.

Heard about this place from a friend that loved the food and we have to agree the food is very…read moregood, especially as Szechuan food is hard to find in this part of London. It is located at the back of the ground floor in the business centre, where there was previously a Japanese fusion place. It was totally empty while we were there, being Hollowe'en I guess people had other things to do. This did give us a chance to talk to the owner about the place the food. He can speak Chinese and good English. The name is a bit misleading, this new restaurant is not fusion. It is north east Chinese food, so that means lamb is on the menu and also lots of Szechuan pepper and spices you don't usually see in Chinese food such as cumin. We had seasonal vegetables with garlic, Chongqing Chicken, tofu and seafood and three types of bbq - pork, lamb and chicken wings. All very good. The vegetables were lovely (£6.50) with plenty of garlic, nice and crunchy stems with light oil. The bbq pork and lamb (£1 each) were flavoured with cumin and chili. Now my wife usually won't touch lamb (she is from Taiwan) but she took a bit and enjoyed it. The chicken wings (70p for 3 wings) were nice and juicy, certainly nothing wrong with them but nothing wild or exciting either, just good solid food and a great price. The tofu and seafood (£8) came in a bowl and was made with very soft tofu, almost like pudding tofu, lightly fried it seems. Seafood was squid, mussels, prawns and baby octopus. This wasn't spicy at all, although we did ask for some fresh chili to be added. The Chongqing chicken (£7.50) was made of fried bite size bits of chicken on the bone in chili and Szechaun pepper. It was spicy and very nice. Overall and lovely meal and we are sure to be back. Total bill for 2 was £35 inc. rice, tea and 10% service charge (cash only).

Quick glance: + wholesome Szechuan and Beijing flavours…read more+ passionate "host" + good for parties + karaoke wall - priced on the higher end Full review: After visiting Wing Yip supermarket next door, my other half and I popped in for a quick dinner one evening. Going to East Meets West is like walking into a homestay. We were greeted by the owner with a kind smile and warm welcome. He was very helpful in recommending and explaining the dishes on the menu, and the other staff, who were most likely family members, were kind and attentive. The restaurant isn't very big, but the tables are modular so they can accommodate parties of various sizes. In fact, on the evening that we were there, there was a birthday celebration of about 12-15 people in one corner with tables arranged in a square (rather than long and thin rectangular, if that makes sense) so everyone can see each other. Parties do share the same floorspace as all other patrons, but if you don't need privacy for whatever you're celebrating, it's a great venue. There's even a karaoke wall on one end, which was playing a selection of Chinese and English songs in the background as we dined. Prices are a little bit high. For a starter, two mains, a special fried rice, two bottles of beer and a tea, the bill came to £50 for our dinner, but this included a seafood starter and seafood main. It is worth paying a few extra pennies for tasty food.