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| - Here is an example of a business that subscribes to the motto "Do one thing and do it well". Every time I've eaten at a Wingstop, whether it was lunch with the crew, or today with my oldest son, the wings are pretty solid.
I've enjoyed their boneless wings previously, and those are above average. Wings with the bone in are trickier to master. Otherwise, it's basically a flavored McNugget. But with all due respect, I really enjoy their variety of flavors.
Today's fare includes a 12 piece (bone in) with fries and a couple of drinks. Wings can get pricey, but this was a decent value, and as it turned out, more than enough for the both of us. My son chose the Louisiana Rub and I went for Cajun. Both had great flavor and a nice kick in the face.
One thing I noticed on this visit, when I paid for the check, the cashier announced how long it would take for our order. In other visits, especially on a short lunch hour, this would be helpful information. Sometimes, we've waited upwards of 25 minutes. Good things take time. If you're not in a hurry, these wings are worth the wait.
Everyone has a place that they claim they had the "best wings ever!" For me, that place is near Flagstaff, AZ. These are not the best wings I've ever tried, but you can definitely do worse. And you can probably name a few places for that too.
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