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| - A great wings place for me has to offer juicy plump wings and a decent selection of beer. This place meets those two criteria of mine. The only thing they're lacking are different flavours, granted they have a gazillion different levels of hotness for the wings but that doesn't equal different flavours. We had an order of medium and a order of bbq wings. I prefer the medium sauce, just the right amount of hotness. For jokes a friend of mine dared another friend to try the armageddon sauce which is the Holy Grail of hotness. A siren goes off in the restaurant when someone orders it, I guess it's a warning that someone will get hurt real bad. Just taking a whiff of it will burn your nose. For kicks I decided to try it first, i took one small bite and my eyes watered, head was pounding, then I started to get heart palpitations, and began to sweat profusely, to top it all off my lips and mouth burned for a good hour. Meanwhile my buddy was able to eat the whole wing without breaking a sweat, which I applaud and admire greatly. How he was able to do it, I really don't know. I would never put myself through that much agony again! The name armageddon was appropriate, it did feel like my world was ending, a slow and painful death.
Another plus about this place is that they offer poutine for an additional charge to come with your warp/burger/sandwich. It's a heart attack waiting to happen with all the fried food, but hey, might as well go all out! Poutines should be mandatory in all bars across Canada. The sandwiches/warps/burgers look like they were the typical fare you'll find in other bars, nothing to write home about. My Duff's crispy chicken sandwich was good but nothing to rave about, come here for the wings.
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