Sure, the Philadelphia Eagles aren’t in the Super Bowl this year, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still enjoy your wings for the Big Game, right?
The Kansas City Chiefs will face the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII on Feb. 11 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, 6:30 p.m. (CBS-3).
According to the National Chicken Council, the average American eats about 24 wings per month, 290 per year and nearly 18,000 in their lifetime.
So where will you get your wings? Here are some places to think about:
BJ Roasters, Millville
Established in 1994, this popular cornerspot is well known for its wings.
Dry rub wings and extreme wings are available, along with rotisserie and fried chicken.
Capital Punishment and RIP are among thehotter wing sauces availableat an added cost.
BJ Roasters also features hot and cold sandwiches, salads, soups, and more.
Online orders for wings only for the Big Game will be accepted on their Facebook page until Feb 10.
Go: 233 N. High Street, 856-825-8123;facebook.com/bjroasters
Chuck’s Big-Time BBQ, Burlington Township
Chuck’s wing flavors include: Cajun, honey BBQ, mango habanera, sweet teriyaki, Buffalo, garlic parmesan, BBQ, lemon pepper, jerk, Buffalo-lemon pepper, BBQ-lemon pepper and more.
The business is located in Sunset Shopping center, which is across the street from Virtua-Willingboro.
Chuck’s also has a restaurant in the Trenton area.
Go: 1128 Sunset Road, 609-614-7667; facebook.com/chucksbigtimebbq2
co*ckadoodle Dan’s, Moorestown
The new Moorestown storefront location is under construction, so orders can be picked up at co*ckadoodle Dan’s food truck which is parked near the restaurant.
Wing sauce flavorsoffered include: mild, hot, honey Buffalogarlic-Parmesan, garlic parmesan, barbecue, mango habanero, honey hot, Tiger and more.
co*ckadoodle Dan’s is also known for its cheesesteaks.Other menu offerings include: hoagies, chicken sandwiches, chicken tenders, appetizers and more.
The food truck is open Wednesday through Sunday.
Go: 75 East Main Street, 609-922-8114; https://www.facebook.com/co*ckadoodle.dans
Dolsot House, Cherry Hill
Dolsot, known for its Korean food, has won awards for its wings.
The wings areseasoned and marinated for about 48 hours, fried andthen stored for when orders come in. As orders comein, wingsarefried again and freshly coated with one of four sauces: honey, soy garlic, spicy and Diablo— the hottest sauce.
Go:404 Marlton Pike East (Route 70),856-216-0090;dolsothouse.com/
Dominic’s Tavern, Bellmawr
The establishment has over 20 TVs, where customers can relax and enjoy the games.
Dominic’s, established in 1987, features a famous “Fat Daddy sauce”.
The tavern’s wings have won contests. Wing flavors include: BBQ, Fat Daddy, honey-barbecue, honey-hot, garlic-hot, garlic-medium and mild. Wings come in hot, medium or mild.
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Bang bang shrimp, soup, quesadillas, pizza, nachos, cheesesteak egg rolls, fried pickles, battered onion rings and mac and cheese bites are among the menu items.
Go: 100 East Browning Road, 856-931-4742; https://www.dominicstavern.com/
Golden Nugget Tavern, Berlin
While it’s known for its music and dancing, wings are also the thing at this Berlin tavern, family-owned and operated since 1956.
The menu includes cheesesteaks, burgers, soups, sandwiches, salads, pizza and much more. But wings have been one of the specialties for decades.
Wing sauce flavors include a house sauce, honey-jerk and an original hot sauce.
Go:433 New Freedom Road, 856-809-2695;goldennuggettavern.net/
Ms. Heavens Wings, Woodbury
Owner Yvette Moore has wing flavors with interesting names such as Fat Boys (sweet and spice with Ms. Heavens garlic sauce), garlic, garlic parmesan, Blazin Buffalo, Old Bay Butta, Blazin Buffalo garlic, lemon pepper.
Moore grew up in Woodbury and is known for her wings and soul food.
Some of the side offerings include: fries, dirty rice, mac and cheese, seafood salad, broccoli, candied yams, cabbage and more.
Go: 45 S. Broad Street, 856-202-5448.
Holy City Publick House, Gloucester City
This Irish pub offers craft beer and plenty of food, including its contest-winning wings.
The pub is known for its Chiodi wings, and also has garlic parm, sweet chili, orange marmalade, sesame teriyaki, maple barbecue, cherry hot and other flavors.
Holy City Publick House offers pizza, chicken fingers, loaded nachos, mozzarella sticks, fried pickles, cheese fries, tacos and more.
Go: 332 Jersey Avenue, 856-456-3343; holycitypublickhouse.com/
Jug Handle Inn, Cinnaminson
Jug Handle Inn has been featured on television multiple times and is popular for its chicken wings.
Near the junction of Route 73, Haddonfield Road and Route 130, Jug Handle Inn has been a popular spot since it opened in 1980.
Customers can play table shuffleboard, billiards and darts while you eat.
Wings are offered with traditional sauces in mild, medium, hot, extra hot and Mud, Manga Habanero, California Buffalo BBQ, honey BBQ and more.
Go:1018 Forklanding Road, 856-665-9464;thejughandleinn.com
Vegans Are Us - With A Touch of Soul, Vineland and Atlantic City
Vegans Are Us makes a “wing” that tastes like the real thing.
“They are made out of tofu and they taste just like chicken,” restaurant owner Sharonda Harris-Bunton said.
Drumettes are available in a wide range of flavors including mango-habanero, lemon-pepper, Buffalo, barbecue, maple curry, jerkand teriyaki.
Go: 636 E. Landis Ave., Vineland, 856-457-5026 orTheTanger Outlets The Walk,122 N. Michigan Ave, Atlantic City, 609-449-8045;vegansareusnj.com
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