Tag: Chicken wings
Chicken + Beer
That the restaurant is located in the world’s busiest airport is just one more reason to show up to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport early.
Fan-favorite wing spot Clay’s Sports Cafe is back in business
After temporarily closing in 2016, chicken wing fan-favorite Clay's finally reopened last month in the Hammond Springs shopping center in Sandy Springs.
Jamal’s Buffalo Wings reopening in a new, larger location
At the end of last February, Jamal's Buffalo Wings quietly closed after a 23-year run. Now, Jamal Watkins hopes to open a new, full-service version of his wing restaurant in time for the opening of Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
How do you make lemon pepper wet wings from FX’s Atlanta? This YouTuber will show you.
Andrew Rea, better known as Binging with Babish, has more than one million YouTube subscribers thanks to his viral cooking videos that demonstrate how to make foods from movies and TV shows. Today he tackled the lemon pepper wet wings from FX's Atlanta.
Atlanta’s “cult of lemon pepper”
Food blog First We Feast travels to Atlanta to learn all there is to know about the city's iconic lemon pepper wings, chatting with Rick Ross and Waka Flocka Flame along the way.
Stop everything. These are the best wings in metro Atlanta.
Chase's Grille and Wingery in downtown Norcross serves up fresh wings along with a mean Philly cheesesteak and comfort food appetizers.
If FX’s Atlanta made you order J.R. Crickets’s Lemon Pepper Wet wings, you’re missing out on half the story
“Lemon pepper wet?!” Those three words ushered in one of the most beloved (and most quotable) moments of Atlanta’s first season. But the wings weren't based on J.R. Crickets; they were inspired by American Deli. So which wing should a true Atlanta fan try?
Thank U Chicken crushes Atlanta’s Korean fried chicken game
Korean fried chicken was once all the rage in Atlanta, then the hype died down. What's a lover of the crispy, crackly chicken to do? Duluth's Thank U Chicken is here to remind you why this style is so good.
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