East Coast Wings & Grill

Let me start by saying we have given this place many opportunities and we always have problems with the service. We live nearby and we think the food is really good but it takes so long to do anything even to get togo. We have had on more than one occasion the server forgetting to ring our food in. There is never a manager anywhere and just getting greeted is a chore. If you want good food get it here if you want timely service go somewhere else.

Food is usually good and the service is too.
Today was different… But not in a good way.
Waitress was slow, slow, slow… And it wasn’t busy.
She never asked how to cook the cowboy burger and didn’t ask about the heat on the shrimp wrap.
Hot sauce seemed to be missing off of my food as well as my wife’s. Out of 4 meals only one of them came out right.
She never once asked how our food was… During our after.
I’m chalking this up to a problem with the waitress.
Pretty disappointed with the visit.

I’ve been to this location twice now & both times the food was on point. During my most recent visit with my boyfriend, we had an awesome waiter (whose name I wish I could remember, as he’s the main reason I’m writing this review).he was extremely informative regarding the menu, and specials as well as very attentive. When we ordered our drinks he came back moments later to make sure we understood what we ordered wasn’t part of the specials. He was just all around one of the best servers I’ve ever had. Really wish I could remember his name!

Corinne is an awesome bartender. I love coming here when she is working. I don’t go here too often because I really don’t like the wings. The breeding is too thick for me. I ordered a salad yesterday to go and it was so good that I’m back for another today. It was the buffalo chicken salad. But, I didn’t want the buffalo sauce, just plain. Corinne the bartender here told me that the shrimp salad is really good too!

Hey all of you out there welcome back. This place seem great on the outside and if you love variety they have over 50 wing flavors. In my opinion there are to many flavors lol. The wings here are smaller then the average sports bar, so if you like them small you will like it. The rest of the food is the same typical small portions sports bar food. Not overly impressive at all. The service is mediocre at best. They do have a descent happy hour so enjoy.

I would have given this place 5 stars a year ago…, the management is super friendly… However… If you place a food order… It takes over an hour to come out… Will most likely be wrong… this place was great when it opened… What happened???

Okay, I’m gonna start off by saying that I used to love this place, but the last time I came here my experience was not good. My friend and I stood in the front waiting to be sit down for about ten minutes and the restaurant wasn’t even at full capacity at all. Our server would ignore us when we called her, pretended that she didn’t see us at all. And we were under the impression that they still had 65 cent boneless wings on Thursday but that was not reflected on the bill we paid the normal full price, we didn’t realize this at first but by the time we did we had all ready paid. Probably won’t be back.

Service was great. I love hot wings but the magma was a bit too much, flavorful but the after bite was horrible. My fiancé did the hot grand Cayman flavor, also very flavorful. I came intending to do the insanity wing challenge but was talked out of it by my waitress, she said I’d have a horrible New Years… and after the magma, she was probably right. Will definitely be coming back though, for milder wings

This place was AMAZING! I don’t remember the last time I had service this great. Our waitress was Brenda and I will always ask for her when I go here.
From the start, she greeted us with the best attitude. It was my first time there and she gave us all these different sample flavors and a few fries to test out what we likes. She helped us maximize our money and get the best deal for wings. She brought us lids for any sauces we wanted to take home. It was overall an amazing experience!!!

I would have to say this establishment is in its infancy. Competing with powerhouses such as Gator’s Dockside, and Alehouse which are on the same street this restaurant has to fight. Let me be clear, that is not to say this fight can’t be won. The menu is better than Duffy’s, but the drinks though well thought out are creative but mediocre.
When I asked about a drink I was told I would like it because it was sweet, which seemed to imply that I must like sweet drinks because I am a woman. I say this because this is not the first restaurant or bar that I have been to where I am automatically guided to a sweet drink when asking about the drink menu. Thus, I didn’t take offense, but I feel their are women who might. I am a scotch, whisky, and dirty martini woman, so now I just say that. We live in a day and age where more and more people are easily offended. In service I would say something along the lines of «what do you normally drink, or do you like something sweet?» And make a suggestion according to the menu from there.
The establishment is clean and spacious. The bar is well stocked, and the location is great. The food is typical bar food (i.e. wings, etc.) most of which was good. I believe this place can go far it is simply a matter of time.

Arrived just as the hostess was taking a personal call. Spent several minutes awkwardly listening. She then sat me at a booth. Waited 15 + minutes for someone to take my order. Seriously — 15 minutes. I would have even been happy with a drink order. Even a glass of water would have been great. Despite there being multiple servers, including one who spent 10 of the 15 minutes wiping down tables, nobody even slowed down next to my table. I tried putting my menu down. I even tried pushing my menu across the table. I tried making eye contact with several staff members, to no avail. I finally got up and walked out. Despite walking past two staff members on my way out, nobody even said goodbye.
I won’t be back.

I had the wings. Both flavors were dry rub. They were cooked well. The mac-​n-​cheese side I had was extra cheesy. I felt fat after consuming it, so I guess that means it was good. My raspberry margarita hit the spot. Overall it was decent but I wasn’t blown away.

Oh boy! Where do I begin? I read the previous reviews but I had to try for myself. We arrived on Sunday at 2pm and was afraid we wouldn’t be able to get a seat. Place was empty. On. Football. Sunday.
We sat on the patio and the waitress was nice enough. We ordered the Buffalo Shrimp. Large size. It wasn’t bad just not great. Also the Pub pretzels. Waitress gave me both sauces. The Honey Mustard was too sweet and the Cheese Sauce was stiff.
We ordered burgers based on a previous post about coming here for the burgers. Waitress didn’t ask us what temp we wanted our burgers. I ordered the Cowboy and my husband ordered the Mushroom Swiss. The chips with the Cowboy tasted burnt. Both burgers were inedible. We had to toss them in the trash. They were dry. No taste and had no sauce.
I had to walk by the bar just to see the crowd since they have the NFL Sunday ticket. 3 people in the entire bar.
Sadly we won’t be back. Lesson learned.
If you can’t cook a burger, sign wings probably aren’t great no matter if you have 75 flavors.

This is my go to place when I cant figure out what the heck I want. I have never had bad service.
The wings are pretty good but the flavors sort of all taste the same, but I dont go here for the wings… I come for the burgers.
Its so hard to find a good burger joint. Ive tried just about everywhere and this place is the place for it.

Went here tonight an the food was great and service was ok. I’ll be returning soon for the food.

Not a bad place… Service was ok, but our waiter continued to come back and forth because she wasn’t sure she got the order right. We had the 30 wings with 5 different flavors. It was ok, good prices, but not memorable.

I came here this past weekend with my boyfriend because I heard such great things about their wings. The things I heard definitely lived up to my expectations! They have 75 favors of wings!!! I struggled to pick out what I wanted to eat but I had a very friendly waitress who showed me some of their most popular flavors. I love that they offer a flight of 30 wings that allows you to chose up to 5 flavors. My favorite were the kamikaze wings. I also had a beer and they had a good selection to choose from. They have every day happy hour and also specials on certain nights.
My ONLY complaint about this place is it is not a sports bar I would pick to watch a sporting event. I didn’t really care for the layout. Other than that I would totally recommend this place to any wing lover! If your not into wings they have a wide variety of other foods to choose from as well!
This will definitely be my new go to for wings!!!

I recently made my first trip here after having it on my must do list for awhile. My boyfriend and friend’s had what they refer to as a «wing off» and East Coast won hands down. I was pleasantly pleased with the flavor choices and the service was top notch. The bartender who was serving us was the best. We will definitely be back for another wing-​off and more beer soon!

I freaking LOVE the wings here, and actually everything else I’ve tried here has been very good.
We always start with the basket of fries, which is a very generous basket at that, definitely to share, and get it with the lava ranch and beer cheese dipping sauces. Both are fabulous lava ranch being my favorite. The fries are excellent and crispy thanks to the beer batter they use.
Although the wings are a tad pricey ($ 23.50 for 25 count), I love them. They always come out nice n crispy, love my wings crispy. And what I like most is the whopping 75, yes 75 different sauce flavors u can choose from, which makes it a tad hard to choose can’t lie. And you can choose for example sweet bbq, but with a heat level as well like mild medium or hot. My favorite so far is the golden bbq, very tasty and tangy sauce. I like the platter they bring them out on as well, minor but something I like. Bleu cheese for my wings of course which taste good but the ranch isn’t bad either.
Only reason I can’t give 5 stars is for wing prices, I had a set of 10 last time I went, which is 9.99, but since I got two different flavors for my wings, each flavor was an additional .99 cents, so that’s 12 bucks for 10 wings. Other than that I love everything I’ve tried at East Coast, just tone down the wing prices guys!

Looks like this is the first Florida location for a franchise that started out of North Carolina. It’s clean and open inside, and there’s a covered outdoor seating area as well. The menu is pretty big, offering all sorts of options, probably 75% of which looks completely indistinguishable from and interchangeable with similar offerings from big restaurant chains like Fridays, Ruby Tuesdays, etc: Numerous varieties of quesadilla, a buffalo chicken wrap, various sliders, several burgers, you get the idea.
We ordered some wings (since that’s clearly the focus here) to try as well as our sandwiches. I’ll get back to those wings shortly, but the sandwich I ordered was defined as a «spin on a classic Reuben», paradoxically named «The Trueben». It’s a good sandwich, something I wouldn’t hesitate to order again. My wife ordered a buffalo chicken sandwich at the hottest available spice level, and while she didn’t mind the sandwich, there was no discernible heat to it at all, indicating a disconnect in the kitchen somewhere. Not a big issue overall.
The fries on their own are delicious; I really like them. We were told upon ordering that they were actually available in a number of flavors. I decided to try them in «sour cream & onion» while my wife tried «salt & vinegar». The salt & vinegar flavor was good, although REALLY light on the vinegar — they tasted more like regular salted fries that occasionally revealed a hint of the vinegar tang. The sour cream & onion was just a powder they shook over the fries, and it was revolting. Do yourself a favor and skip the sour cream & onion.
They charge you for the flavors, too — 20 cents each. On its own, 20 cents is no big thing for adding a flavor to fries. But charging extra to shake a little powder on my fries? That’s like a sub shop charging extra for putting salt & pepper on your sandwich.
And now for the wings, another part of the menu riddled with little upcharges. They proudly proclaim 75 wing flavors, and any of those flavors are available as 9 different heat levels. Of course, if you want any flavor at all, you’ll have to add $ 0.99 per flavor (i.e., if you order 10 wings, 5 each of two different flavors, you pay an extra $ 2 on your already pricey $ 10 basket). Then, if you’re ordering 25 wings or more, there’s also a separate $ 0.99 charge for flavoring them (even though you’re already paying $ 0.99 per flavor).
Okay. So with my mind grasping for a possible reason as to why they would consider it good business to pepper my bill with all of these little extra charges, we were then informed that certain heat levels change the flavor profile of the wing flavors you’re ordering. So for example, «Magma» heat level is one level above «Lava Flow», but if I ordered the «Maui» flavor in «Magma», it wouldn’t just be «Maui» a little spicier than «Lava Flow», it would actually have a different flavor. Weird.
So we stuck with the «Lava Flow» heat level for both «Maui» and «Mango Bango» heat levels (with upcharges, a total of nearly $ 12 for 10 wings). Both flavors were good, and they brought the heat quite nicely.
So yeah, the meal overall was tasty, and aside from the sour cream & onion fries debacle, we enjoyed our meal. No doubt terrible for us, but that’s okay when it’s only an occasional treat. I really question all of these little extra fees though. The other wing-​centric restaurants around here generally charge about the same price or less for a given number of wings, but then they don’t charge you for having a flavor on them. To take an example from across the street:
For 25 wings, split into two flavors:
* East Coast Wings: $ 23.49 + $ 0.99 (first flavor) + $ 0.99 (second flavor) + $ 0.99 (25-​wing flavor fee) = $ 26.46 total.
* Nearby Competitor: $ 21.99, no extra charges.
ECWG is good, and we’ll be back occasionally. But a 3-​star rating seems about right when I feel like I’m being taken advantage of.