Best wings & sauce!!! A whole lot better than Hooters & BWW. Potato salad & slaw is really good too. I've tried multiple items & so far the boneless jalapeño cheddar & turkey wrap is my fav! We eat here once a week. Very nice waitress too.
(5)
Mary Brockman R.
I've been dying for one of their grilled chicken salads and remembered there's a Wild Wing Cafe close to my hotel. I ate at the bar since I was dining alone and could barely get past the "bar funk smell". Gross!! That stale beer and liquor smell was not my idea of a lovely dining experience! The bar seemed pretty dirty too. Looked like it hadn't been wiped down in quite some time. It'd be one thing if they were busy, but there was only one other guy eating at the bar. As far as that salad I'd been craving, there was hardly 3 ounces of chicken (rubbery, nonetheless) on it. Pretty sure it used to come with a piece of cheesy toast?? No toast...oh well! And the music - perfect listening for lunch. If you like rock/metal lol!! I should've gone to Copper River! Next time! :)
(2)
Matt S.
The food was good and came out in a timely fashion. Our waitress, Hope, was really friendly and knowledgeable about the menu and didn't mind us hanging out and watching the Carolina game. The wing flavors are unique and pretty tasty, and the wings themselves are jumbo sized (as opposed to other places that serve much smaller wings). My one complaint is that their menu that doesn't consist of wings is slightly smaller than I would have liked. That's offset, however, by some very unique dishes that you won't find anywhere else. Two grilled-cheese sandwiches as the bun for a huge cheeseburger? I'll take two!
(4)
Bruce K.
Excellent wings and a reasonable choice in beer as long as you like the major name brands. Tuesday is their two-for-one special, where you order 12 wings or nuggets and get 12 wings or nuggets free. I think I've finished off all 24 once. The rest of the time, a box brings them home for lunch later in the week. Taste and texture are there, I have no complaints! Over 30 different flavors of wing sauces, ranging from "virgin" to "Chernobyl". I prefer somewhere in the medium to hot range and I get Boss (crispy without sauce and dusted with cayenne) and Carolina Fireball (hot and spicy). But there are so many other flavors to choose from that it's hard to go wrong. (I recommend skipping the Italian and the Flaming Parmesan.) If you're not a wing eater, the queso and chips are good. I have a friend who really likes their burgers. So make up your own damn mind. Lots of TV's, as you would expect in a sports bar. They sometimes have beer and drink specials, so ask. Normally, it's the Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller options. Try their "Wild Wing Brew" if they have it.
(4)
Barry R.
Usual Wild Wings. Very friendly staff. An order of Buffalo hot, Thi curry boneless, Buffalo chicken wrap, and a grilled chicken sandwich. Drinks came quick and staff noticed we needed refills and they delivered before we could ask. I ordered a Blue Moon and it came good and cold. Was so enjoyable after the 90degree day. Food was what we have come to expect. No surprises, that's the good thing. When you go someplace expecting something and you get it just as you expected it. That's service. Only down vote. I think my boneless wings were a bit over cooked. Wild wings has to work on their French fry. I am looking for something more than frozen, pale and limp. Even The big three burger chains do better fries. Before I end, the staff here on Harbison were great. Happy friendly helpful.
(3)
Jamie W.
We had a wonderful experience. Service was fast and friendly. Our wings were big, crisp, juicy, and flavorful. The buffalo dip was soooooo yummy!! They also had a wide variety of kids meal options, including healthy ones, at a great price. We were able to bribe the little one to eat with the allure of the video games.
(5)
Preston B.
I got a place for some friends. The GM of the place told us after the fact that we couldn't reserve a spot for us to have a party for the night. We wanted to eat, drink and have fun but he wouldn't let us. There were some real solid people working at WWC that we're working with is but the GM made sure we couldn't have a good time and spend money. I'll make sure to tell all my acquaintances not to go there again. Bad business. Tiffany was great I'm assisting our event. Unfortunately, her GM decided we weren't wanted there.
(1)
Chris S.
Having never been to a Wild Wing Cafe before, we stopped in after Carolina's season opener and found a few other fans still hanging around. It didn't take long to learn, however, that the food here is much better than you'll find at Hooters and Buffalo Wild Wings. The atmosphere is similar in regards to many TVs available to watch games. We had a tall, cute, friendly, helpful waitress and while it took a while for our food to come out, she did warn us that the kitchen is slower late at night. We ordered several items, including the Ultimate Nachos, which had good flavor, lots of toppings and enough for a horse to eat. The serving was enormous, literally. As for the wings, their regular wings are fair. On the other hand, the cajun and black pepper boneless wings were sub par. They were over fried or burnt to the crisp, which wasn't what we expected for a place that claims wings as their specialty. Meanwhile, I was impressed with their burger. The bacon came crispy, the burger was cooked well and tasted great. According to our server they cut and pat them every morning, and it showed in the flavor. The fries are just fries, average at best. In short, the food here is far less greasy and a grade up from it's peers and the service is better and classier. And, if you come expecting bar food, it's going to be tough to be disappointed.
(3)
Nawfal A.
Come here about once every two years. Still hunting good chicken wings/strips in SC. Recent visit was disappointing. I really dislike how loud the music is (radio system, not live). I mean, it's just ridiculously loud. The food really was not good. (Ordered chicken tenders and chicken sandwich. Batter is too heavy and the chicken itself is, well, not the highest quality.) And I overpaid for it. Also, plenty of TVs on, but with the blaring "music" on - having no closed-captioning on is a big fail. Service was very truly nothing much to even comment on. Saw server twice the entire visit.
(2)
Patty S.
Not a very big fan of wild wings food and their beer selection sucks. However, the bartenders make it fun to stop by. They dont give away free stuff, but they do make it worth while to drop in and drink a few..or alot
(4)
John Z.
Can't say as I would come here again. The server was a pleasant fellow, polite and seemed to care. Problem was, the food. We ordered the onion rings, with the first batch coming to us burnt. They politely replaced them, but the second batch, while not being burnt, lacked flavor and any sort of dipping sauce. I ordered the traditional hot wings and barbecue wings, they weren't bad at all. One person in our party had the boneless wings, which were way over cooked. Another person in our party had the fried chicken sandwich, which was burnt. Perhaps burning the fried items is the way they prepare their food. It's simply was not appealing to us. The atmosphere of the restaurant was nice, but the booth that they sat us at, had a big, long tear in the seat, that was doctored up with a piece of duct tape. That immediately gave me a bad feeling before we even sat down. Next time I go with those feelings, turn around and find a different restaurant.
(2)
Laurie C.
Love the wings....hate the noise. The bands are always too loud. It would be more enjoyable if they turned the music down just a bit!
(3)
Susan S.
The service was really terrible. Sat outside and waitress apparently forgot about us. Food was overpriced. TV was so load we could barely talk. Won't be back to Wild Wing any time soon. Disappointing.
(2)
Ted C.
I remember when I used to live in upstate South Carolina and my friend took me here. We split the 25 wing sampler and since he knew I liked spicy he recommended the 'Braveheart.' Which on their hot scale is off the charts-it has a little mushroom cloud instead of color peppers like the others. I got passed three before I was forced to stop. On my recent revisit to the area one of the first things I wanted to do was return to a Wild Wing's and try the Braveheart wing again. My friends picked me up from the airport and we came here right away. I ordered the 25 wing platter by myself. I obviously ordered the Braveheart, but I also got the Garlic, the cajun, lemon pepper, and the Italian. The Garlic wings are delicious by the way, with pieces of garlic in it and not just some sort of garlic flavored paste/powder. The lemon pepper wings are okay, nothing out of the ordinary here but it had a lot of flavor in it. The Italian was a little hard to distinguish BUT that might have been because my mouth melted after the FIRST braveheart wing. I soldiered on however and managed to eat four. Our waitress was pretty nice, she seemed a little swamped but did put up with us for a few hours because our party wasn't complete for a while. I will never order the Braveheart wing again since I feel as though I've accomplished what I needed here. I will climb Mt. Everest, hike the Appalachian Trail and once that's complete I can die happy.
(3)
Elizabeth B.
I think that Wild Wings, wings taste better then the wings at Carolina Wings & Ale. The wings at Wild Wing seem to have more flavor. So I had Fried Mushrooms, 8 Wings with Honey Mustard, Raw Fries with Blue Cheese on them and a Coke. Joey the kid I babysit had, Corn Dog Bites and Mac N Cheese, my friend Amber and her daughter Destinee is had 16 Wings with Ginger and Red Dragon wings, and Chips ad Salsa. The food was really good and not badly priced.
(4)
Chris L.
Good bar type food. They have pretty good wings for outside of Buffalo. The staff is friendly and attentive.
(4)
Elizabeth C.
My family came here last night and ended up walking out before we even met a server. First of all, there were only 3 tables that had people at it so they weren't busy at all. It was 10 p.m. and their kitchen closes at 12. It took a few minutes to be seated because there was no host/hostess around. Then when we finally were seated we asked to move because the music was blasting. We were moved to the other side of the restaurant where there were 2 gentleman dining already. After sitting for a few minutes a young man came up to us and asked if we would go to the other aide because this section was closed and the server we would have may take longer because we were all the way on the other side. I mentioned to him that oh yeah, they were so busy that that would really cause a server a problem. He didn't detect my sarcasm and we decided to just leave completely. I don't think we'll ever go back there again after that! I would actually give them 0 stars but Yelp wouldn't let me leave it blank.
(1)
Adam S.
A pleasant surprise. I took two tweeners there, who kept bickering at each other. One eventually overturned his water glass. All did not matter. The waitress quickly cleaned up the scene, explained the menu items to them and also offered her favorite choice. They did not disappoint. The wings were perfectly cooked and sauce recommended by the waitress was excellent. The entire restaurant itself is spacious and has a relaxed atmosphere, so I was not too embarrassed by the noises made by my two kids:)
(5)
Mark V.
Mainly this is a review of the hostess (with the mostest ATTITUDE). Went in (5/1/14) at 8:30. They had a band playing and I usually enjoy that but, tonight I felt like actually hearing my family while they talk. I asked to not sit on one side of the restaurant and she acted all pissy and threw a hissy. We have been here several times before and she has had the same crappy attitude. Actually a server (that obviously didn't get us) threw a hissy fit too and threw down some menus when she found out we weren't sitting beside the 24" speaker!! Wow 2 female dogs all in the first 5 minutes of walking in this joint. Actually our waiter is freakin awesome!!!! I would give him a 6 out of 5! Think his name is Mikee and the food runner was awesome too. Not sure of his name.
(1)
Stefan F.
Was really in the mood for wings and chips, you know typical wing joint food. Unfortunately my dining partner and I were let down in both aspects. The chips were the biggest disappointment. The guy delivering our food spilt a few chips on the way to our table and just kept walking to our table. I wish he would have dropped the whole basket because they were cold and undercooked when they arrived anyway. They tasted like they had been sitting under a heat lamp for a while. I ordered the red dragon wings they were a spicy/teriyaki mix and were actually cooked quite well. My college ordered the mesquite barbecue wings and was very disappointed. They were also were like warm upon arrival. All in all, we were greatly disappointed with our visit to wild wind cafe. We definitely will look elsewhere for wings in the Columbia area.
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J J.
Best wings & sauce!!! A whole lot better than Hooters & BWW. Potato salad & slaw is really good too. I've tried multiple items & so far the boneless jalapeño cheddar & turkey wrap is my fav! We eat here once a week. Very nice waitress too.
(5)Mary Brockman R.
I've been dying for one of their grilled chicken salads and remembered there's a Wild Wing Cafe close to my hotel. I ate at the bar since I was dining alone and could barely get past the "bar funk smell". Gross!! That stale beer and liquor smell was not my idea of a lovely dining experience! The bar seemed pretty dirty too. Looked like it hadn't been wiped down in quite some time. It'd be one thing if they were busy, but there was only one other guy eating at the bar. As far as that salad I'd been craving, there was hardly 3 ounces of chicken (rubbery, nonetheless) on it. Pretty sure it used to come with a piece of cheesy toast?? No toast...oh well! And the music - perfect listening for lunch. If you like rock/metal lol!! I should've gone to Copper River! Next time! :)
(2)Matt S.
The food was good and came out in a timely fashion. Our waitress, Hope, was really friendly and knowledgeable about the menu and didn't mind us hanging out and watching the Carolina game. The wing flavors are unique and pretty tasty, and the wings themselves are jumbo sized (as opposed to other places that serve much smaller wings). My one complaint is that their menu that doesn't consist of wings is slightly smaller than I would have liked. That's offset, however, by some very unique dishes that you won't find anywhere else. Two grilled-cheese sandwiches as the bun for a huge cheeseburger? I'll take two!
(4)Bruce K.
Excellent wings and a reasonable choice in beer as long as you like the major name brands. Tuesday is their two-for-one special, where you order 12 wings or nuggets and get 12 wings or nuggets free. I think I've finished off all 24 once. The rest of the time, a box brings them home for lunch later in the week. Taste and texture are there, I have no complaints! Over 30 different flavors of wing sauces, ranging from "virgin" to "Chernobyl". I prefer somewhere in the medium to hot range and I get Boss (crispy without sauce and dusted with cayenne) and Carolina Fireball (hot and spicy). But there are so many other flavors to choose from that it's hard to go wrong. (I recommend skipping the Italian and the Flaming Parmesan.) If you're not a wing eater, the queso and chips are good. I have a friend who really likes their burgers. So make up your own damn mind. Lots of TV's, as you would expect in a sports bar. They sometimes have beer and drink specials, so ask. Normally, it's the Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller options. Try their "Wild Wing Brew" if they have it.
(4)Barry R.
Usual Wild Wings. Very friendly staff. An order of Buffalo hot, Thi curry boneless, Buffalo chicken wrap, and a grilled chicken sandwich. Drinks came quick and staff noticed we needed refills and they delivered before we could ask. I ordered a Blue Moon and it came good and cold. Was so enjoyable after the 90degree day. Food was what we have come to expect. No surprises, that's the good thing. When you go someplace expecting something and you get it just as you expected it. That's service. Only down vote. I think my boneless wings were a bit over cooked. Wild wings has to work on their French fry. I am looking for something more than frozen, pale and limp. Even The big three burger chains do better fries. Before I end, the staff here on Harbison were great. Happy friendly helpful.
(3)Jamie W.
We had a wonderful experience. Service was fast and friendly. Our wings were big, crisp, juicy, and flavorful. The buffalo dip was soooooo yummy!! They also had a wide variety of kids meal options, including healthy ones, at a great price. We were able to bribe the little one to eat with the allure of the video games.
(5)Preston B.
I got a place for some friends. The GM of the place told us after the fact that we couldn't reserve a spot for us to have a party for the night. We wanted to eat, drink and have fun but he wouldn't let us. There were some real solid people working at WWC that we're working with is but the GM made sure we couldn't have a good time and spend money. I'll make sure to tell all my acquaintances not to go there again. Bad business. Tiffany was great I'm assisting our event. Unfortunately, her GM decided we weren't wanted there.
(1)Chris S.
Having never been to a Wild Wing Cafe before, we stopped in after Carolina's season opener and found a few other fans still hanging around. It didn't take long to learn, however, that the food here is much better than you'll find at Hooters and Buffalo Wild Wings. The atmosphere is similar in regards to many TVs available to watch games. We had a tall, cute, friendly, helpful waitress and while it took a while for our food to come out, she did warn us that the kitchen is slower late at night. We ordered several items, including the Ultimate Nachos, which had good flavor, lots of toppings and enough for a horse to eat. The serving was enormous, literally. As for the wings, their regular wings are fair. On the other hand, the cajun and black pepper boneless wings were sub par. They were over fried or burnt to the crisp, which wasn't what we expected for a place that claims wings as their specialty. Meanwhile, I was impressed with their burger. The bacon came crispy, the burger was cooked well and tasted great. According to our server they cut and pat them every morning, and it showed in the flavor. The fries are just fries, average at best. In short, the food here is far less greasy and a grade up from it's peers and the service is better and classier. And, if you come expecting bar food, it's going to be tough to be disappointed.
(3)Nawfal A.
Come here about once every two years. Still hunting good chicken wings/strips in SC. Recent visit was disappointing. I really dislike how loud the music is (radio system, not live). I mean, it's just ridiculously loud. The food really was not good. (Ordered chicken tenders and chicken sandwich. Batter is too heavy and the chicken itself is, well, not the highest quality.) And I overpaid for it. Also, plenty of TVs on, but with the blaring "music" on - having no closed-captioning on is a big fail. Service was very truly nothing much to even comment on. Saw server twice the entire visit.
(2)Patty S.
Not a very big fan of wild wings food and their beer selection sucks. However, the bartenders make it fun to stop by. They dont give away free stuff, but they do make it worth while to drop in and drink a few..or alot
(4)John Z.
Can't say as I would come here again. The server was a pleasant fellow, polite and seemed to care. Problem was, the food. We ordered the onion rings, with the first batch coming to us burnt. They politely replaced them, but the second batch, while not being burnt, lacked flavor and any sort of dipping sauce. I ordered the traditional hot wings and barbecue wings, they weren't bad at all. One person in our party had the boneless wings, which were way over cooked. Another person in our party had the fried chicken sandwich, which was burnt. Perhaps burning the fried items is the way they prepare their food. It's simply was not appealing to us. The atmosphere of the restaurant was nice, but the booth that they sat us at, had a big, long tear in the seat, that was doctored up with a piece of duct tape. That immediately gave me a bad feeling before we even sat down. Next time I go with those feelings, turn around and find a different restaurant.
(2)Laurie C.
Love the wings....hate the noise. The bands are always too loud. It would be more enjoyable if they turned the music down just a bit!
(3)Susan S.
The service was really terrible. Sat outside and waitress apparently forgot about us. Food was overpriced. TV was so load we could barely talk. Won't be back to Wild Wing any time soon. Disappointing.
(2)Ted C.
I remember when I used to live in upstate South Carolina and my friend took me here. We split the 25 wing sampler and since he knew I liked spicy he recommended the 'Braveheart.' Which on their hot scale is off the charts-it has a little mushroom cloud instead of color peppers like the others. I got passed three before I was forced to stop. On my recent revisit to the area one of the first things I wanted to do was return to a Wild Wing's and try the Braveheart wing again. My friends picked me up from the airport and we came here right away. I ordered the 25 wing platter by myself. I obviously ordered the Braveheart, but I also got the Garlic, the cajun, lemon pepper, and the Italian. The Garlic wings are delicious by the way, with pieces of garlic in it and not just some sort of garlic flavored paste/powder. The lemon pepper wings are okay, nothing out of the ordinary here but it had a lot of flavor in it. The Italian was a little hard to distinguish BUT that might have been because my mouth melted after the FIRST braveheart wing. I soldiered on however and managed to eat four. Our waitress was pretty nice, she seemed a little swamped but did put up with us for a few hours because our party wasn't complete for a while. I will never order the Braveheart wing again since I feel as though I've accomplished what I needed here. I will climb Mt. Everest, hike the Appalachian Trail and once that's complete I can die happy.
(3)Elizabeth B.
I think that Wild Wings, wings taste better then the wings at Carolina Wings & Ale. The wings at Wild Wing seem to have more flavor. So I had Fried Mushrooms, 8 Wings with Honey Mustard, Raw Fries with Blue Cheese on them and a Coke. Joey the kid I babysit had, Corn Dog Bites and Mac N Cheese, my friend Amber and her daughter Destinee is had 16 Wings with Ginger and Red Dragon wings, and Chips ad Salsa. The food was really good and not badly priced.
(4)Chris L.
Good bar type food. They have pretty good wings for outside of Buffalo. The staff is friendly and attentive.
(4)Elizabeth C.
My family came here last night and ended up walking out before we even met a server. First of all, there were only 3 tables that had people at it so they weren't busy at all. It was 10 p.m. and their kitchen closes at 12. It took a few minutes to be seated because there was no host/hostess around. Then when we finally were seated we asked to move because the music was blasting. We were moved to the other side of the restaurant where there were 2 gentleman dining already. After sitting for a few minutes a young man came up to us and asked if we would go to the other aide because this section was closed and the server we would have may take longer because we were all the way on the other side. I mentioned to him that oh yeah, they were so busy that that would really cause a server a problem. He didn't detect my sarcasm and we decided to just leave completely. I don't think we'll ever go back there again after that! I would actually give them 0 stars but Yelp wouldn't let me leave it blank.
(1)Adam S.
A pleasant surprise. I took two tweeners there, who kept bickering at each other. One eventually overturned his water glass. All did not matter. The waitress quickly cleaned up the scene, explained the menu items to them and also offered her favorite choice. They did not disappoint. The wings were perfectly cooked and sauce recommended by the waitress was excellent. The entire restaurant itself is spacious and has a relaxed atmosphere, so I was not too embarrassed by the noises made by my two kids:)
(5)Mark V.
Mainly this is a review of the hostess (with the mostest ATTITUDE). Went in (5/1/14) at 8:30. They had a band playing and I usually enjoy that but, tonight I felt like actually hearing my family while they talk. I asked to not sit on one side of the restaurant and she acted all pissy and threw a hissy. We have been here several times before and she has had the same crappy attitude. Actually a server (that obviously didn't get us) threw a hissy fit too and threw down some menus when she found out we weren't sitting beside the 24" speaker!! Wow 2 female dogs all in the first 5 minutes of walking in this joint. Actually our waiter is freakin awesome!!!! I would give him a 6 out of 5! Think his name is Mikee and the food runner was awesome too. Not sure of his name.
(1)Stefan F.
Was really in the mood for wings and chips, you know typical wing joint food. Unfortunately my dining partner and I were let down in both aspects. The chips were the biggest disappointment. The guy delivering our food spilt a few chips on the way to our table and just kept walking to our table. I wish he would have dropped the whole basket because they were cold and undercooked when they arrived anyway. They tasted like they had been sitting under a heat lamp for a while. I ordered the red dragon wings they were a spicy/teriyaki mix and were actually cooked quite well. My college ordered the mesquite barbecue wings and was very disappointed. They were also were like warm upon arrival. All in all, we were greatly disappointed with our visit to wild wind cafe. We definitely will look elsewhere for wings in the Columbia area.
(2)