So this is really Pizza Hut, of course. Not sure why it's a "separate" business. Sometimes they do have their own locations, but not here. Classic old-school Pizza Hut.
Wingstreet does have a separate menu, and they have good wings. This time I split the traditional wings between teriyaki and garlic parmesan. The teriyaki was not all sweet and goopy as I'd feared; nice flavor, and not too messy. The garlic parmesan was also very good. All the wings were meaty and cooked just right.
I had some fries, you know, veggies for my health. They were also pretty good. Crispy outside, soft inside. I had the cajun coating, which was better than most (I'm looking at you Five Guys.)
Service was very good. Prices are a bit high, but they have specials, and I hear a buffet with wing specials. read more