Wing Nutz
12300 S 121 E, Draper, UT, 84020
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Address :
12300 S 121 E
Draper, UT, 84020 - Phone (801) 727-7813
- Website https://www.bakedwingsarebetter.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 11
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Late Night
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Hipster
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Jessica Z.
TERRIBLE. One of the WORST dining experiences ever. SO my two friends and I decided to stop there(because we were in the area and there was no BWW) on this past New Years Eve. We were sat at a dirty sticky table with menus for about 10 minutes until we got our drink order. We ordered a few beers then wanted to try some sauces so the waitress went back to get those. 10 minutes later the same waitress comes back asking if we were ready to place our orders... We asked if we could get our drinks and try the sauces first and she kinda gave us a weird look and left. We finally tried the sauces which were decent and placed our orders. My two friends got bonless wings which we assume was a cubed up chicken breast. My wings were awful and over cooked. Had no flavor whatsoever. I will never go back.
(1)Melissa E.
If you are writing a review for WingNutz, please indicate the location in your review. As a business owner, it is very important to know what things we are doing right and what we need to improve on. Draper WingNutz prides themselves on good customer service. If it is not up-to expectations, I would love to know the details, if possible. Thank you for all your continued support to make this the "Cheers" of Draper!
(5)Charles S.
I love it! Wings don't have to be deep-fried in order to be awesome. Who Knew?!? With all the sauce combos and menu items available, there is something for everyone (except my vegetarian daughters). I highly recommend the nachos. Yes, the nachos. They have chicken on them and you get to pick the sauce. They're unique and fantastic. Add an ice-cold beer, and you're good to go. YUM!
(4)Yeji K.
Never coming back again! Their boneless was just sauce on some chicken breast pieces and wasn't even crispy. Didn't taste like they baked their chicken wings either and just dumped the sauce on steamed chicken. Worst wings I have ever tried!!!
(1)Mike O.
Trying to please three girls is a pain in the butt! My youngest is just like I was at her age - plain and simple. My oldest used to be more laid back until she saw Food Inc. Now she's a vegetarian. My middle daughter is gluten intolerant and that's a whole separate nightmare! In a quest to make all three happy, I stopped here on a busy Saturday night and ordered the kid's boneless wings for my youngest. It came with fries and the dipping sauce of her choice. Granted, it's not supposed to be a Wendy's or a Dairy Queen. A 10-year-old isn't going to know that going in. She's expecting something breaded and deep fried with french fries and a savory honey mustard. This wasn't that at all. You get six little nuggets. They're likely baked or roasted. There's no breading. The sauce isn't the really gross stuff in a little plastic cup that has a shelf life of 12 years like she's accustomed. The fries weren't fries at all but little potato circles or something and were mostly soggy. Personally, I don't care for anything with bones. Grosses me out. I've had their boneless wings with some really hot sauce that I didn't think was all that hot nor flavorful. I do like beer and they have a variety on tap and pour it into a chilled pilsner glass. All in all, I don't get it. It's a wings place with a pseudo sports theme and TVs muted on the walls. They had plenty of business on a Saturday night. I'm certain they're going to do just fine without me as I'll not be back again.
(2)Stephen L.
My favorite wings place as it's also healthy as they don't deep fried the wings, instead they bake them. Aldo their spicy-hot fries are to-die-for. Super delicious until I cools not stop ! The BBQ ribs are very good, I like them sweet and spicy !
(3)Eric S.
The food is fine.. what I don't like is the attitude behind the bar !!! -read on- I asked what type of beer they have on tap. Normal ??, right.. I was gawked at for a few secs then she gave in and showed me the beer menu on the Napkin holder. She asked me what I do for a living (I guess to make up for her poor attitude) I told her I'm in the financial industry.... Ok, everything is Cool, Right? ....Not! Her reply was, "That job is Boring" !!! ---SoOo now I'm thinking to myself that we really have a Winner on our hands, Don't wE! Ok.. now I can't imagine the service getting worse, but it does. I ask if I can watch the baseball game instead of the highlights. The reply was first a GLAZED LAZY EYE look in my direction then a POINTED FINGER at the screen BEHIND me !!! THEN he tells me that he needs to ask the other TWO people at the bar if he could change the channel from the HIGHLIGHT REEL lol! to a regular game..... So now I'm thinking to myself that there are a bunch of stiffs working here that have absolutely no customer skills whatsoever. It gets worse, he then gives me the remote and tells me to find the channel... Holy sht... This is great.. I can't make this up if I tried... Haha!! The night ended just as bad. The check was taken in front of me without saying thank you. So as I preceded to get up, I gave them a boisterous and clear "Thank You". The reply was a low and sullen "welcome" from the girl who served me but a nice welcoming upbeat "Have a nice night from the other girl behind the bar. The two of you need the adjust your 'Tude or lose more business !! I'm never eating here again.
(1)elizabeth g.
Service-unsatisfactory, food, could've been better! Over-rated baked wings, would much rather go to a crowded BWW or even Wingers! I don't recommend it. On top of that I was double charged on my CC and they wanted to charge me for 3 beers when all I had was 1.....all this on a to go order!
(1)Rob T.
Great wings for a great price. I prefer this place way over Buffalo Wild Wings down the street. The Garlic Wings were amazing
(4)Bud H.
The wings had a good taste but were way too rubbery/soggy for me. For those that like some crispiness to the skin of their wings, this is not the place.
(2)Joel B.
Very friendly staff and great wings. I had them make them hotter than normal and they did a great job. Next time I'm in town I'll stop in again.
(4)Harini V.
Wings that are baked and not fried? Can this be true? And a boneless option to boot? I love wings. The spicier the better. However, at some wing places, you just get heat and no flavor. Well no more! At Wing Nutz, you can get more than 10 different types of sauces, each with a different heat level. Oh but what if you want a jalapeno honey barbecue (which is rated as medium hot) to be spicy? No problem. They will bump up the heat level as much as you want it (all the way up to "purgatory"). They also have pretty sweet microbrews on tap. The service is excellent and extremely friendly. And it seems to be priced JUST right for healthy and delicious wings and beers.
(5)Emily H.
Super yummy wings with tons of sauce options. The southwestern wrap was really good and stuffed with veggies. Buffalo chips were a fab option to fries. Not the best service--kind of slow.
(4)Adam Z.
Wing Nutz is always a great place for a beer with some excellent wings. They're baked instead of fried making them more healthy and in my opinion more tasty. They have a ton of sauces to choose from and lots of unique beers on tap. Very chill restaurant and bar, not like the obnoxiously loud Buffalo Wild Wings. Great place to watch sports or in my case a UFC fight.
(4)James E.
Great wings. Enjoyed the variety of sauces. Parmesan Curry was awesome. Add some extra spice I'd you like it hot. Everything is baked, so not do much of a guilty feeling when you order more!
(4)Scott R.
Oh Wing Nutz you are really everywhere I look. Like usual they aren't my favorite wing in the world. Just simply the most accessible and I do love the selection of beers on draft. Great sauces if they could just bake the wings a little better, I would love them even more. I am sure I will be back to this location sometime. When I am in the area to see people.
(3)Kelly A.
I'd love to give this a better rating. Sadly the wilted lettuce I received on my sale prevents me. I mean seriously, if you can serve crisp lettuce, say your out, although that's a sad excuse too! It's pretty expensive for what you get ($9 for a salad) with wilted lettuce. The only reason why I'm not giving it 1 star is because the chicken tasted good and I would have liked to enjoy it. Maybe it by bad for ordering a salad at a "wing" place?
(2)Bryant J.
Best wings in town! Love the great service. The big tvs and the variety of flavors to choose from. Service is quick and environment is friendly.
(5)Dan M.
Love coming here for the wings, beer and buffalo chips. Take your pick as to which is best. Down home feel. Love it.
(3)Chris S.
Im a pretty big fan of Wing Nutz but this location just didnt do it for me. There was hardly any sauce on the wings the Service was very slow. I work near by and with an hour for lunch it just doesnt seem practical to come here.
(2)Jacqueline F.
Yum yum yum! I love wings I love beer! We are regulars at Wing Nutz. Unlike Hooters, the wings are always big and tasty at Wing Nutz. And they do not charge you for sauce. With sports TV all around, what else more you can ask for?! Our favorite is always the bone in chicken wings with the Southern Hottie sauce. That was spicy but wonderful. Every bite was like heaven. If you do not like the bone, they also have the boneless. On some days, they even have specials on canned beer or pitchers. If you love wings, you will love this place. It is a small cozy place for fans of wings and sports!
(5)Jean W.
For a moment, I struggled with "is this a 2 or a 3 star review??" Then the true meaning of the difference between the two struck me. So, yeah, this was not an "A-OK" experience. It was more like a "Meh..." to be honest. So, my dilemma was satisfied, even if my taste buds weren't. I forced Hubby to accompany me to Wing Nutz, because although I'm a fan of Winger's saucy wings, I had to try the wings at WN. I was crazed, and he knew better than to put up a fight beyond "they're really not that great, and you're probably going to be disappointed...". Yeah, yeah, get in the car. We set out, and I pondered on the other reviews, some good, some okay, some not so good...I HAD TO KNOW! We arrived and proceeded directly to the bar. Wasatch Pumpkin Ale was on tap for me, and Hubby tried one I can't recall nor can he. Both were good, and accompanied the wings nicely. So, one of my unequivocal stipulations for a great hot wing is the heat. But not just heat. Fellow HOT hot wing lovers will understand this. The heat must be at peace with the flavor, and must not overwhelm to the point of drowning out the flavor. But yeah, I wanna FEEL it? You know? That's just the kind of girl I am. We ordered the 15 piece combo of the Lemon Hotty wings and the Chili Garlic wings in "Hot," because I didn't want to underestimate them and order their touted *Purgatory* just off the bat. Let's just see what this is all about first. They arrived en basket, with celery, carrot, and two dipping dressings, Ranch and Bleu Cheese. And an empty basket for bones; thank you. The napkins were flimsy as crepe paper, which should have been foretelling... The wings were baked, which I appreciated calorie-wise, vs. fried wings. But the baking process itself renders chicken dry (unless measures to prevent are taken). And this was (and they didn't so much). Not indispensibly dry, but more dry than I prefer my on-bone chicken. Now, the sauce. First, "Hot" wasn't hot. To me, that is - my disclaimer being that I love my heat hot, and can eat it in quantity. (That probably sounded worse than intended, but in the spirit of free speech, I'm leaving it.) Both sauces were good. I think. There wasn't enough of it to really taste it. The flavor was there, but once you dug into the chicken (vs. just licking what dusting of sauce there was off the outside), the little flavor that existed was immediately suffocated by the chicken itself. There was no need for strong napkins, I understood in retrospect. After determining that "Hot" wasn't hot here, I was more interested than ever to try the *Purgatory* heat. So, we asked for a taster sample in the Classic flavor. They don't do taster samples, but a "side" of Purgatory (ramekin) would be $0.99. Okay. It wasn't pretty; looked similar to tomato paste. And it's solely hot. Unfortunately, it suffered from the aforementioned condition; didn't offer much flavor to accompany the pepper-heat. So...Wing Nutz...good beer selection, nice sports bar feel with plentiful TVs, adequate-to-semi-friendly service, pricing that isn't completely ridiculous (our final bill was $25, before tip). Too bad they don't serve crow.
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