The Buffalo wings are amazing! The most mild wings you can get are called sissy, and they are made with a butter garlic sauce that is very tasty. The heat is then added onto that base sauce for the hotter variations. My favorite is the 3.5 wings, which is a good amount of heat but you can still detect that delicious garlic butter sauce. The next step in heat is Suicidal (I think), and they are also very good if you love really hot wings.
Wendell's
508-285-5555
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Working with only two fryolaters, one grill and one cook at a time, somehow Wendell's manages to create the best Buffalo wings in New England. Bob "Wendell" Wilke, nicknamed for the man who ran against Franklin Roosevelt for President, is the owner of this popular bar. On Friday and Saturday nights, Wendell's often has a long wait, so it's smart to plan on arriving early. Also, only cash is accepted.
- Hours: Mon - Sat, 11am - 11pm; Sun, noon - 9pm. Kitchen closes an hour earlier than the bar.
- Handicap Accessible: One floor, one step
- Founding Date: 1984
- Payments accepted: Cash
- Food & dining options: Vegetarian
- General services: Eat-in, Phone orders, Take-out
- Specialties: As mentioned, the Buffalo wings are a big attraction here. There are seven levels of hot, ranging from the garlic buttery taste of Sissy, to the hottest wings around: Double Dare.
- ATM: No
- Parking: Free lot
- Cuisine: Bar Food
- What dish is most representative of the restaurant?: The wings
- Price level: $
- Reservations: Not accepted
- Number of tables: 14
- Features: Dinner, Group-friendly, Lunch
- Atmosphere: Bar Scene, Fun
- Cover charge: No
- Food/drink: Yes
- Alcohol served: Yes
- Bar type: Dive Bar
- Bar Specialties: Beer, Vodka, Wine
- Bar Features: Darts, Jukebox
- Beer Types: Craft, Domestic, Imported, Microbrew
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I really don't get chicken wing excitement about this place, Wings are messy, more bone than meat, smallest wings i've ever eaten. Grab some wings, throw them in a wooden bowl, drown them with sauce, throw another wooden bowl on top, shake and there you have it. rocket science! Not impressed.