Knockout Wings
1300 Jefferson St, Nashville, TN, 37208
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Address :
1300 Jefferson St
Nashville, TN, 37208 - Phone
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Drive-Thru : No
Caters : Yes
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Karzan M.
This place is amazing. The food is fantastic. It gets really busy at times but the wait is still minimal. My favorite thing is the honey biscuits they have!
(5)Jason B.
A few months ago, I was craving wings and one of my co-workers mentioned Knock Out wings. I'd forgotten about the conversation, until last week when I saw this place while cruising down J street. Don't ask me why I was in that part of town... We visited for lunch and I was presently surprised at the size of their lunch crowd. After reviewing the menu, I was indecisive, so I ordered three flavors of wings. I'll rate them from least favorite to favorite... The hot flavor tasted good, but they were a little soggy. In my opinion, breaded and fried wings don't typically work well when they are sauced. Didn't taste bad, and not too hot, but just too wet. The cajun wings had a nice crunch and a little kick. It was basically like fried chicken wings dusted with a pre-packaged cajun seasoning that you can buy off the shelf at any supermarket. Overall, pretty good. The country style wings were by far my favorite. They were essentially a delicious, miniature version of southern fried chicken. No sauce, no seasonings out of the ordinary, pretty straightforward. The sweat tea took me a bit by surprise. Less like sweet tea, more like an overly sweetened Arnold Palmer. Service was prompt, friendly, and accommodating. They typically only allow two flavors of wing in one combo, but they made an exception and allowed me to get 3 flavors. Overall, not bad change of pace from my run of the mill lunch spots.
(3)Tim A.
First off, unless you're familiar with the neighborhood, recognize that this is in a particularly "odd" part of town. However, some people will tell you that this place is a Mecca for wing lovers. I'm not sure I get it. They're decent, for sure, and you can get a whole bunch of them for dirt cheap. That being said, I'd say the buffalo wings are truly run-of-the-mill. Some of the less-saucy varieties are pretty tasty, though. The one truly "knockout" item is the biscuits. Each one probably shortens your life span by about two years, but they're heavenly. I would just stop by and pick up two dozen of those if it was an option.
(3)Stephanie H.
I regularly order the party trays for office events, and NEVER, EVER, have any leftovers (We have tried ordering extras in the hope that we will have some for dinner). Wings are delicious, and they are always ready at the requested time and are nicely presented. And the biscuits are sinfully yummy.
(5)Bradley S.
Well I finally tried Knockout Wings. After years of hearing how great of a wing place it was I finally made the decision to go. I got in and realized that their choices for flavors were relatively minimal which was OK because I thought well short menu means they're masters at what they do have. I order the mild wings and the Cajun wings so I could try 2 flavors at once. I was disappointed at first because I felt like the meat didn't taste fresh really at all which was disappointing. The mild sauce was good. The Cajun was a dry rub sprinkled over fried wings which was fine, it just wasn't that flavorful. All in all the wings were mediocre at best and it just didn't live up to what everybody has said. Now the honey biscuits.... They need to sell those joints by the dozen I'd by 2. Those things are addicting. The Cajun fries were fresh and delicious. The sweet tea (sweet tea and lemonade) is a perfect drink to tie this all together, it's very sweet though. My wife had the hamburger and she loved it. As far as wings go, there are better places in the city.
(3)Clay G.
Ordered a 8pc Cajun wings. Was a little disappointed when I opened the container to discover it was simply fried chicken with Cajun seasoning. Also got a fish sandwich, it was good, but I'll keep east side fish as the champ in that arena.
(3)Good G.
Yes this isn't in the best location. We had some guys trying to sell us their CDs non stop. The owners/workers were very accommodating of our large group. They got the orders in mass and turned them out correctly. Best items on the menu were, in order, biscuits, Cajun fries, lemon pepper wings, BBQ wings, buffalo wings. Biscuits and fries were good the wings were very average. Average size, a bit over cooked and over sauced. They were cheap. Not the worst I've had but I doubt I would recommend this place to someone from out of town.
(2)Susan S.
The lemon pepper wings are decent. I believe what I saw was that the chicken fingers were pre-made/pre-frozen and simply plopped in the fryer. The cajun fries are the only way to go. Their biscuit is delicious. The dining room, though, is very old and ghetto. There always seems to be crap sitting in the hallway by the bathrooms.
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