Wings Cafe

Unbelievable! They have CLOSED!!! Signs for a donut shop are now there. Never fails, every time we find a decent wing place, they close!

Excellent wings and friendly service. I didn’t realize until I saw them on Unilocal that they were the same owners of the old Left Right wings on Hillsborough St. I ordered the spicy bbq and they had great flavor and were just the right amount of heat. I will definitely go again!

I’m surprised this place only has 7 reviews and I’m even more surprised that it doesn’t have 5 stars! I’m not from North Carolina and I can’t honestly say how chicken wings are up there but being from Atlanta, GA I know my chicken wings. I’ll go as far to say that I’m a chicken wing connoisseur. I absolutely LOVE the the wings here! If I lived around here, I wouldn’t ever think about going elsewhere (especially for chicken wings and patty melt). Not only are their wings AMAZING, they have all sorts of stuff on their menu like salads, wraps, burgers, chicken, and some korean dishes like bulgogi and bibimbaap.
Being from Atlanta GA and now living in Los Angeles CA, I’m very hesitant to give any North Carolina restaurants 5 stars but I would be doing Unilocal and Wings Café a disservice if I didnt. Yes, it’s THAT good! Also, the workers here are extra polite and friendly! Food doesn’t taste as good when the workers give bad service or are rude. But you get none of that here. Top notch food and top notch service. Very clean and spacious parking (I noticed that’s not a big problem in NC but yea, had to throw it in there cuz it’s a big problem in LA, CA).
More importantly, please dont forget to come back and like my comment after you try this place and like it! Yes, you are welcome!

I’ve passed this place many times wondering if the food was good, especially the wings… turns out they have many more items on the menu. On my first visit I had intentions to order wings, but I saw that that the Steak and cheese subs were Bulgogi style, (smart move).I had to try. This sandwich is so good. They marinate the steak in a Korean style sauce. its so tender and juicy! Next time I’ll try the lemon pepper wings. The wings are fried, that’s the only way to eat them IMO! I don’t know of any café spots in the area that are making their cheesesteaks like this. The décor is nice with bright art work on the wall… I will definitely be back for wings!

I now see why people rave about this place. Friendly service and the lemon pepper wings are worth it. Should had gotten the fries they smelled good. Worth going and the wings are not greesy.

Best wings in this area. Lemon pepper and teriyaki wings are my favorites and the best ones. Strongly recommend this restaurant.

Maybe they should just stick to wings or Korean food cause the hotdogs were awful. Chicago dog has sport peppers not green peppers and green relish not pickle chips. Not sure what the bun was either.

A bright new café over on Buck Jones Road in Raleigh-​Cary, Wings Café has a standard grill menu consisting of steak sandwiches, wings and burgers. But wait, what’s that I see?! Bulkogi? Bipimbop (And no, we’re not talking about the Hanson Brothers) On yeah, Wings Café has some Korean influences on the their menu so yeah, I’m trying it out. My first visit brings me to a ½ steak sandwich along with five wings. Interesting combo, I’m doing it! The steak sandwich is small but well-​stuffed with tender, marinated steak (bulkogi) and the bun is buttered. Ok, plus one star right there! The wings are also solid and plump, a good start. For my second visit I go straight for the steak sandwich which shines again.
Inside Wings Café is a bit bright, cheery and a bit cheesy, plastic tables and such. The soda fountain has Cheerwine, another plus. So overall I think the spot is decent but needs a bit more time to find it’s way since it recently opened. But fly fly, Wings Café. And keep on dishing out those bulkogi sandwiches because that is where your heart is really at…

Wings is a cute little café decorated in a color scheme bright enough to make sure you don’t forget it or maybe forget if you were in a bad mood when you came in.
I’ve been here twice and both times have been way beyond pleased. The menu has an impressive variety: wraps, salads, chicken, burgers, wings (of course) and a couple of Korean food options: bulgogi and bibimbop to round things out.
On my first visit I ordered the special of the day, a patty melt, and have to say. .. it was pretty d*** good. It was so good I could almost feel the arteries clogging as I slogged through it. While I waited for my food, the hostess came around and offered the customers a sample of the Bulgogi. It wasn’t a huge piece, but was enough for me to tell myself to get a full order on my next visit.
My dining companion, on the other hand, ordered the teriyaki wings and was underwhelmed. They looked dry and overcooked to me and from what he mentioned, they were. Maybe the cook was having an off day with the wings.
The next visit to Wings led me to try the Bulgogi burger — completely ignoring my own earlier decision to try the Bulgogi café special instead. Like the previous visit, the burger was great. It tasted like an ordinary burger, although the seasoning in the cheese sauce had a nice, but mild, flavor. Overall, I wasn’t disappointed. Two visits in a row; two great burgers. But next time I’ll try the Bulgogi.
If there’s one word of advice I could offer: if you order a burger, unless you’re really hungry, get a to-​go box or ask them to cut it in half. The burgers are gigantic.
Oh…and Wings has Cheerwine (awesome) in the soda machine.