So filling, max 8 wings eaten per person plus fries. Do not sleep on honey Lemon pepper fries…read more They were incredible. You can't really go wrong with and sauce or dry rub! Personally, I would skip garlic parmesan to try other flavors because the texture was too dry for me

Service could definitely be more friendlier. It seemed as if the workers didn't even want to be…read morethere and looked at us as if we were a hassle. Food is good through, I enjoy getting the spicy honey lemon pepper wings. It's a bit more in the pricier side, but it's a good every now and then treat.

Great customer service from Linda. M she was amazing. She got us seated and had orders out in no…read moretime 5 star service.

My family and I visited Gold Feather Bar in San Antonio, Tx and this place is amazing! Linda M. is…read morethe bomb! She had excellent customer service, she was nice, and communicated well with my girls. Go visit Gold Feather and ask for Linda M.!!

Have came here about 8 times throughout the year. Have had nothing but great experiences…read more I know recently, the news article reported they are struggling to maintain afloat. I'll list pros & cons here and a few suggestions: Pros: -there are plenty of flavors, both their specialty and their 10+ sauce/rub options -indoor seating with a few TVs to watch sports Cons(which in my opinion are issues which can be solved): -because there's lots of flavor options, there is a major holdup in the kitchen. Especially if there's large groups of people eating lunch. We've spent over 45 minutes waiting for our food at times which has caused us to withhold going if we know we have a meeting scheduled after lunch. It's also cutting it close for the hourly workers who have to clock in-clock out for their lunch hour. -there is no "lunch menu", everything is à la carte which can make it a bit pricey. How to solve issues: -downsize menu options. Less items to cook means shorter wait times. -create a lunch menu. This would also speed up the process as well as create a fixed cost. Easily you can spend $20-$25 on lunch when you add fries and a drink. I love wings; this is the best wing spot in town hands down. There are things they can do to improve, we are all pulling for their success!

I had heard about this place from a couple people & recently saw a post from the owner saying the…read morebusiness is not doing well. This prompted a spontaneous trip out here to support a local business. Location & Parking: It is definitely on a weird lot and there is not much space in the lot for parking. We parked across the street but heads up that business will come put a "Do not Park here" Post-It note on your window lol. (There are NO signs that say you can't) Ambiance: When you walk into the main dining room, to your left is the counter for pick up & to-go orders. They do have a nice enclosed outdoor patio that's has plenty of seating. Plenty of indoor seating too. Seating is open, so you can sit wherever you want. Food & Service: We were greeted fairly quickly and given menu and drinks. We ordered the 'Fried Pickles' for an appetizer, these were tasty! And after we received the pickles the service kind of started to lag, and our first server disappeared.. We finally ordered our wings with a new server, which I don't mind waiting but it seemed like a pretty long time. And now for the main course... We split the 'Hot Cheetos', did half 'Cajun Dry Rub' and half 'Citrus Buffalo'. I gotta say we were VERY underwhelmed with the Cheeto and Cajun flavoring. They picture SO well but the flavor is just not there. The Citrus one was the tastier of the 3. The saving grace for our meal was the fact that the actual chicken wing meat was delicious. We paid $40 for everything. Personally, I think they could be very successful in a different location & if they had a Chef tweak their flavor profiles just a tad to give it that depth. I'd hate to see a unique place like this go out of business completely but I understand how other people don't frequent this place.

I tried Epic Wings and honestly it just wasn't it. The food didn't sit well with me afterward. I'm…read morenot sure what it was but the fries had way too much sauce on them which made them hard to enjoy. The pizza stick was a letdown too, it was a little raw on the inside and had way too much cheese. The bread sticks were also pretty plain with very little flavor. On top of that the chicken in all the meals had a weird grainy texture which was pretty off putting. Overall it wasn't my favorite and I don't really see myself going back.

The manager was very helpful, and friendly. I ordered the sweet chili wings. The boneless wings…read morewere huge. The sauce was way to sweet and not enough heat. My son ordered a lemon pepper dry rub. The wings with the dry rub were very good! We both ate, (and were happily filled) for under thirty dollars.

Jada was the best bartender there she was so nice and helpful she was so friendly and kind love…read morethis place

Ahhh yes, the Anchor Bar. The self proclaimed home of the Buffalo wing…read more That is a bold statement. Would it hold up in court? Yes. The court rests. Came in with a couple of coworkers and my best mate, Tommy Tough Knuckles. If you are going to put a place like this on trial, you bring witnesses. The beer: Bud Light on tap was phenomenal. Cold, clean, exactly what you want when wings are involved. Most of the table went with micheladas, which felt like the right move at the time and honestly looked fantastic. If you are in a wings bar that knows what it is doing, you trust the michelada crowd. The appetizer: First timers get treated right here. Our server brought out the pizza roll appetizer on the house, which is essentially an egg roll stuffed with pizza goodness. Crunchy shell, molten cheese center, zero notes. A dangerous starter in the best way possible. Ten out of ten. The wings: Twenty traditional wings. Fifteen Buffalo hot, five lemon pepper. Let's be honest. When Buffalo hot comes out in Buffalo, expectations are sky high. I would not have minded a touch more heat, but the flavor absolutely carried the day. These were balanced, buttery, and deeply satisfying wings that remind you why this style became the standard. The lemon pepper deserves special praise. Too many places drown these wings in seasoning until it feels like a science experiment. Not here. Clean, even coverage, bright without overpowering the chicken. Simple, confident, executed properly. Overall wing verdict. Ten out of ten. This place knows exactly who it is. No gimmicks, no reinvention, just history backed up by execution. You come here for wings, beer, and the feeling that you are sitting inside something that actually matters. Would I come back? Absolutely. Would I argue with anyone who calls this the home of the Buffalo wing? Not a chance.

FOOD WAS SO GOOD! Everything tasted so fresh and crispy! It was so cozy and felt welcoming! Also…read moreour server made the experience so much better!!! I believe his name is Juan def made us want to go back every time we are in town! He was so thoughtful and he has great recommendations! Wish I took pictures but everything looked so good we forgot to take pictures.

I went to eat here on Friday after having this joint bookmarked for ages! It's taken me a few days…read moreto really decide where I'd go with this review. I was torn between three and four stars. I decided on the fourth star because I didn't feel it right deducting a second star just because I may have made the wrong decision on a sauce. I got here right about the time they opened. Seated right away and read a book while awaiting a friend to join. Ultimately, my friend stood me up. I was waited on at perfect intervals during my waiting period. This place is nicer inside than you'd expect just seeing it from the outside. I was pleasantly surprised by the atmosphere. I ordered the Banban and opted for the Smokey Mayo. I also ordered the white garlic fries, which I found bland, which was surprising given the amount of sauce. Fries came out first. I would have preferred the fries come out with the wings, but the wings took FOREVER. I literally finished my fries before the wings arrived. I think the waitstaff knew it took too long given the apology received when the food arrived. Wouldn't do the Smokey mayo again I just didn't like it. Borderline too spicy (listen to the on the menu) for me. The original was okay. As a matter of fact, I think I enjoyed the wings more as leftovers than I did in the restaurant. Overall: it's okay; I'm glad I tried it. I might go back if a friend wanted to try it. I found the $45 tab kinda high for just me. And to the young employee who decided to do her eye makeup while standing behind in the middle is the restaurant but behind the register, I couldn't care less, but some people might find it unprofessional. This isn't Sephora.

These wings are PHENOMENAL!!! The service is also amazing. The guy that always takes my order is…read morehilarious. I get the hot lemon pepper wings and they definitely have a kick. The fries and ranch are great too. This is my favorite wing spot. The only place that comes close is a place in Vegas, but I still think these are better. It's located in a bar that has a nice hangout spot in the back of it that is reminiscent of a backyard hangout.

The wings are ok, but honestly the whole process is inconvenient and makes it not worth their…read morewings. So this place is located INSIDE a bar. We assumed that meant it's like a bar and grill, not just a bar that happens to have a unassociated food window/kitchen at the back. We planned our first ever visit here after family day at the art museum, but the bar staff asked my husband and son to leave while I was trying to find parking (the lot next to the bar is privately owned and charges $19 for 4 hours). That isn't mentioned on their Google page or Facebook page, and on their Instagram, it isn't clear that it is 21+ all the time as it is written right after "late night." I went in on my own to order wings to go. The menu is not written anywhere, and isn't on the website (which would also be a convenient place to mention that anyone under 21 is not allowed on property), so the moved slowly as no one could figure out what they wanted until they reached the only ordering kiosk at the window. Maybe their flavors change frequently? A chalkboard or something would be nice. The wings were very reasonably priced and didn't take overly long. We took them up the road to someplace with picnic tables to eat--only to discover that one of the extra sauces was missing and another was wrong. It would also be helpful if they labeled the different flavors. Maybe it was an off night for the wings, but we didn't get the hype. I think this restaurant is suffering from being too successful too quickly and will hopefully find a way to scale up to accommodate its popularity. Maybe somewhere with menus and access for families. I would try it again at that point, but I can't see going through the inconvenience for their food until then.

I can't leave a substantive review as I got my food to go!…read more This is a smaller version of the same place on Hawkins. It's like a restaurant and bar, plus an owner who seems to care about his establishment. My cousin and I went in for the same chicken wings, lemon pepper. Not all wing places are the same, I have to give the person making these wings a compliment! They had the perfect amount of lemon/pepper, it was not overly salted like many other places. I actually enjoyed the nice and crispy wings, without the over powering of lemon pepper seasoning. And as I finished wings, the bottom of the container was not full of manteca/grease, again like many other places I have been to. I would come again to get the full experience and maybe enjoy a cocktail from the bar. If you are ever in the area, stop by for some delicious wings!