Buffalo wings worth consuming??
Hey Philly Hounders,
So I moved here about a month ago from Minneapolis/St. Paul and have received some great advice from you thus far. If it wasn't for chowhound, I don't know how I would have successfully made my cuisine transition...
One thing I have yet to find is a really good buffalo chicken wing. BONE IN. There was a bar in MN that had the best buffalo chicken wings: juicy, perfectly crispy fried with a wonderfully spicy, vinegary, buffalo sauce and cool creamy bleu cheese. Where can I get something like this??
I live near PCOM on City Ave and am willing to drive (I have a car) up to 10 min. Any ideas?!
I should also say I looked through threads and haven't found much...
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The best place for wings is my house. On Oct 27th I am having my annual Bat Wing party with 6 sauces (including a 6 million death wing sauce), fired pickles, fries, spider web funnel cake, and so much more..PM me if you would like to attend. Lots of paramedics and UDPD will be here with friends and family as well as a few unmet people. Costumes are encouraged and kids welcome.
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I'm a fan of J.D. McGillicuddy's wings, especially the Rasta wings (Jamaican Jerk) at their Ardmore location. They actually have alot of flavors and multiple locations. The closest one to you is Manayunk, Ardmore, or Roxborough.
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If you want great wings - lots of different flavors, including Italian Parmesan - try The Harleysville Hotel in Harleysville, PA. Local bar with great food, great beer and wine prices, as well as wings, nachos and other bar food. Little far from Philly, but just two miles above the Lansdale Exit of the N.E. Turnpike Extension if you feel like a drive in the country one day.
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re: Philly Ray
Here is a good thread on wings in the burbs and Philly.
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/784270
The one place that seems to always be mentioned with great wings is Moriarty's 1116 Walnut.
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