Love the wings here, soo good and the sauces are great. The service is friendly…read more The sweet potato fries with Parmesan dry rub are a family favorite.

Wings were pretty tasty, they could've been a bit crispier though and the taste of the buffalo was…read morespot on. My problem is with the quality of the fries, I couldn't eat half of them because they were so hard. I think they are just too finely cut and too fried so that combo makes some inedible if they are too thin? Seasoning was good. But okay wings + the fries + all of this costing $19 warrants a 3.5. I'd suggest just getting some wings if you stop by

Authentic Korean fried chicken place. The location is a little remote, but interior is bright and…read moreclean. Chicken comes with a couple of free side dishes that cut through the sweet/spicy/fatty flavor. You also get some thin plastic gloves to cover your hands while you eat it. Service is very fast. They charge $1 for water, but there are signs letting you know. We got the honey garlic and sweet onion chicken. The drumsticks are big and very juicy, but the wings were small and pretty dry. Overall pretty neat spot for Korean fried chicken!

We've been wanting to try this place for a while and saw that it had some good reviews. We tried…read morethe original and the Spicy Garlic chicken and the chicken was fried to perfection. The batter was light and crunchy and even the original which is sauceless was well seasoned. We'll definitely go back to try the other flavors.

The Boot Room is the adjoining restaurant to Beer Study Durham so it's a great spot if you're…read morelooking for a casual spot to hang out with friends! While the majority of their menu consists of sandwiches and burgers, my most go-to and recommendation is their Cobb salad which is hearty and delicious! I also often order their tots and love the sauces they come with.

The smoked wings were delicious. They tasted more air fried or baked than deep fried which was a…read moreplus. The sauerkraut sausage with pretzel bun wasn't my thing. Super flavorful and huge and juicy but just wasn't into the flavor profile. My husband loved it. The pimento Mac and cheese is definitely more of a preference thing because my daughter said it tastes very "different", my husband thought it tasted like how his mom used to make it which he loved, and I wasn't a fan. It wasn't objectionable but just not my cup of tea. Something to note is that the pimento taste is very mild and not spicy whatsoever for those who may be concerned. Service was good. Great spot to bring your pup. The outdoor area is VERY dog friendly and they have a tap at the end of the bar specifically for filling dog water bowls which they provide. Cool spot with good food. Would return.

Food and service were good. Restaurant was clean and we were tended to when we walked in. The…read morebibimbap with bulgogi was good but the portion was a bit small. The fried chicken was good and very crispy though the pickled radishes tasted a bit raw and not very pickled. The portion of ttekboki was a great value for the price but the addition of big pieces of cabbage and bean sprouts was a little different from what I've experienced. Overall a good place to get your standard Korean style food.

Really enjoyed the food. But every time I go it takes about 20 minutes for it to be ready. So plan…read moreaccordingly if you want Korean fried chicken.

I've been chasing down this food truck and finally had a chance to try it today at a Food Truck…read morefestival -- disappointed with an exclamation mark! I didn't mind the 15-minute wait but for $16-17...I was expecting a hot and fresh meal. Oh, was I wrong. I went with the 5-wings and fries combo. When I opened my box, there were barely any fries. It consisted of small, burnt, and broken pieces of fries. It was as if they gave me the left over fries from each previous batch. I've been eating fries all my life and know what fresh fries should taste like. This was definitely old fries. Now onto the chicken wings, if this is how wings taste in Buffalo, I'm going to save myself a trip and not visit. It was over cooked and dry. These are supposed to be hot wings and there were barely any sauce on it, more like naked wings to me. If you spend 15-minutes to make my food, do it right or just give me a refund. If you're not going to deliver it like your advertisements, let us know so we can take our money elsewhere. Thanks!

The food is a cool addition to the triangle. I've had all the littos and most of the wings and they…read moredo not disappoint! The wing flavors are delicious and the littos are crispy and fresh. I do always get an extra sauce however because I'm a sauce person and it's good. The fried crab sticks are a unique touch although my favorite menu items would be the littos! I have since converted to a plant based diet and am pleased to say that the the jerk vegan litto is up to par with the others. It can be spicy though so beware lol. They also now offer a vegan beyond meat litto I am dying to try I just have not gotten around to it. I would say give them a try.

This was my first time trying tasty stop and they definitely lived up to their name bc it was…read moreindeed a 'tasty stop'! I got the honey garlic pepper wings, fried hard w plain fried rice. The wings were packed w so much flavor--mouth watering. The rice was pretty plain but it paired well with the wings, so 5 stars. Don't get me started on the customer service, 10/10-I'll be back!

I love the food here they always are quick service after you call in an order. It doesn't take them…read moremore than 20 minutes to make your food and probably three other orders The ambience, if you could call it one is a little ghetto in there, but they take food stamps! Very flavorful food

I have been to the spot several time in various guises. It's a great location. This iteration seems…read morelike the best for the area: it's very family friendly, with tons of games and playground area for the younger set. I came at 5:45 on a Monday (because no other places are open on Mondays!), and was one of maybe four me. In the place. The rest were moms with one or two (or more!) kids, some waiting for dad to join them after work. I ate in a covered patio that in a few months will be too hot to endure. But tonight, mid-March, it's a sunny delight. I ordered a smashburger and a Kingstown Negroni. Drae stirred my drink and out the order in, and it arrived with fries just minutes later. Juicy double patty burger, caramelized onions, cheese, salt & pepper fries. Fresh and very tasty. WiFi was fast, music was smooth but subdued. (Think Sade and Barry White dueling. Wish I wasn't alone!) Kids were everywhere, but very well-behaved and in explore mode, which I find adorable! There are outside areas covered in open or tarps, clear flexi-glass walled off areas, and true "indoor" places you can watch TV in. Everything from Top Gear to REN & Stimpy. A great way to spend an early dinner/very late lunch.

A decent spot, but caters more towards the crowd that wants to drink while their kids run around…read more Lakewood Social is a nice casual spot with a decent drink and food menu that really caters to the day drinking millennial crowd with kids. It's kind of a bug and feature. They have the order from your table QR code set up where you can get drinks and food served to you either inside or out. The service is always quick and prompt. This place is great on a nice day. It's not somewhere I would typically seek out myself unless with friends (with kids) or hosting a small party (where there might be friends (with kids) attending.

Crispy lemon pepper chicken wings and Cajun corn were cooked and seasoned perfectly and ready as I…read morewalked in the door. Staff were friendly, fast and on point. Wingstop on 751 for the win!

Imagine a retro flight cafe that serves chicken wings, their traditional sides, and has a Coca-Cola…read moreFreestyle machine. You have pictures of World War II-era airplanes and both wartime and post-war advertisements pertaining to flight. Fellow aviation enthusiasts would enjoy the atmosphere of this place. The wings are real chicken wings, not the fake kind advertised as "boneless" at other places. I wouldn't call this place a sports bar since there aren't many TVs to watch sports on. My uncle's eldest daughter and my church's youth group recommended this place. I'd call this a hangout spot but that's about it. That's what my family did as we shared one of their family meal packages.

Just learned about chicken hut. My stepfather went here the day before and it was so good he wanted…read moreto go back the next day with me. This is a little gem in Durham NC serv8ng up some down home cooking. They are a cafeteria style restraint serving up fresh to order fried chicken everyday along side a changing menu of food on the line. The day I went they were serving smothered pork chops, I jad to get the greens and huspuppies for my sides. The portions were crazy and they were generous with the gravy baby. Oh and I had to polish things off with that fresh banana pudding. Yall better stop playing and come down to chcien hut and get you a plate. The staff was full energy and we're genuinely friendly making it a personal experience for everyone. You could even tell that many regulars weee coming and going as the staff chopped it up with everyone there like they knew them. Great vibes and food to match, no wonder chicken hut has been such a staple in the community for so long.

Cash only. Open from 11:30 AM and closes at 2 PM. Closed weekends…read more When you enter, there's a counter where you pay last before you leave. A lovely woman there helps explain the process to those who look lost haha. So you go through the room to the right where there are dining tables and chairs and get in line to what looks like a buffet. 1 entree and 2 sides are included in your order, along with a drink your choice of either a roll or hush puppies. Dessert (cake) is extra. Pig's feet was $18.99 while smothered chicken with gravy was $17.99. Food selection changes daily. You get a ticket with the price, which you then take to pay at said counter. Everything was delicious. Wish we could have tried the oxtails (not available on the day we went) and fried chicken (sold out). The owner was serving huge portions to everyone. They were closing up and gifted us cake slices. Staff there were sweet :).

Such a wonderful place. Great staff, service, beer selection and food. They'll be dearly missed as…read morethey are closing December 12.

Solid neighborhood watering hole…read more Somehow we've missed TCP until now. It's a great neighborhood beer and pub-grub spot for happy hour or after-work gatherings. The beer selection is very good, and the food is what you would expect: not gourmet, but a perfect accompaniment for a cold pint. The ordering process is chaotic: you have to push your way up to the bar between the seated patrons and wait for a bartender to notice you. There's no ordering spot and no queue so it takes a while. The bartenders were friendly if not efficient. The prices were about what you'd expect for a neighborhood spot. If you're in the area, stop by and wet your whistle.