Best Wings In Charlotte
10403 Park Road
Charlotte, NC 28210
(704) 541-4113
www.ddpeckers.com
DD Peckers has been "serving regulars and irregulars since 2002." Its menu offers 20 flavors of wings that will take you around the world. From Cajun country and Hawaii in the United States, to the Caribbean Islands, Italy, China or Japan, take your taste buds on a trip with wings that are cooked fresh daily. Purists can even order naked wings. Sampler platters allow you to try 25 wings in five different varieties. The 100-piece Party Pack offers four varieties.
2511 South Blvd.
Charlotte, NC 28203
(704) 522-6227
www.macspeedshop.com
Listed is the original location, with other Charlotte locations at Lake Norman and Steele Creek. The folks at Mac's Speed Shop are serious, award-winning barbecue chefs who participate in national competitions. Their sauce has won honors. The wings are smoked, not fried. A choice of several varieties of sauces is offered, as hot or sweet as you like. Those who prefer can get the dry rub wings. If your visit is timed just right, you may rub elbows with the local and national celebrities who have been sighted enjoying Mac's fare.
Carmel Commons Shopping Center
7629 Pineville-Matthews Road #A
Charlotte, NC 28226
(704) 540-8311
www.flipnchicken.com
Flip'n Chicken wings are so good that they have been voted "Best of" in 2013 by About.com Reader's Choice. The chicken is always fresh rather than frozen. It is fried crisp and there are 11 different sauces to coat the wings. The five different Buffalo sauces range from mild to flip'n atomic. If you have a family or a house full of guests to feed, order the family or party pack, which comes with freshly made breadsticks.
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225 E. 6th St.
Charlotte, NC 28101
(704) 334-8437
www.queencityq.com
Known for outstanding barbecue, Queen City Q also attracts a lot of wing lovers. Listed on the menu as appetizers, the jumbo-size chicken flight appendages are smoked on the grill. Accompanying sauce flavors include such novelties as apricot, jerk and super hot barbecued wings. You can get deviled eggs and bacon or fried pickles too. Open seven days a week, Queen City Q has extended hours until midnight from Wednesday to Saturday.
7146 E. Independence Blvd.
Charlotte, NC 28227
(704) 535-1388
www.whoolisgrill.blogspot.com
Whooli's describes itself as a "casual neighborhood sports pub." Whether you love sports or not, the ambiance is enjoyable. Regulars swear by the wings, which must be ordered extra crispy. On top of that, Whooli's sauce is a must. The ingredients in this concocted sauce are not public knowledge, but rest assured that they are lip smacking and good.
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