August 8, 2009
Best wings in town, hands down. Probably the best buffalo style wings in the NW. The Interstate location is definitely cooler (albeit much smaller) than the Burnside location, better service as well & nice to sit at the small bar. Taps usually include 3 - 4 interesting beers and they almost always have Terminal Gravity IPA on, as well as something from Roots & Amnesia.

June 23, 2009
East Burnside location, tap list is mediocre but usually at least 2 beers I want to drink. The wings are amazing, 12 sauce options, good tots and sweet potato fries. The desserts are interesting fried things (oreos and twinkies are what I’ve had). The Burnside location is larger than the Interstate one. Service walk up and order but staff is always friendly and patient as you taste each sauce up front. Definitely a must go to for wings, and their beers won’t disappoint but also won’t excite.

March 21, 2008
This is a great little wing joint.Best wings in town,actually.My favorite aspect of it beerwise....is Rainer lager on tap. You heard right.Good old cold Rainer beer in a pitcher priced cheaper than a pint of craft.NOW that is marketing.Perfect brew for cleansing palate between sampling the killer sauces here.

April 25, 2007
Like hot wings? if yes go, if not don’t go. Nothing on tap you can’t find at other bars in PORTLAND, but if you dig hot wings the beer here is great and the food is f’n outstanding.

April 14, 2006
7 taps, no bottles and incredible wings. Very small place, seats maybe 30. We wandered in about 12:30 and there were about 3 places to sit, packed. Service is good, but follow up is nonexistant. If you need something, best to ask. Taps on my visit were: Skagit River, SN, Laurelwood, Rainier, and I can’t remember the rest. Go here for the great wings, you wont be disappointed.

January 7, 2006 [ Updated January 13, 2008 ]
Located along the light-rail line in N Portland, just a few block from the Widmer Brothers Brewery, this is the best spot in town for wings. In addition to a number of good sauces (the jerk sauce is phenomenal), they serve good local beer - and I’m not talking Bridgeport and Widmer - these guys seem to be tapped into the local small-guy brewing scene, and feature offerings from Roots Organic Brewing, Amnesia, Fish Tale and others. One of the better restaurants in Portland to not just offer local beer, but interesting local beer. It can get crowded at dinner time, and I’ve had bad service before (been ignored) I think because I didn’t look like the everyday hippie or something, but the food made me forget any of that. The best part about their beer lineup is they offered Rainier - like they decided that even if they had to offer a BMC pale lager, they would make it a local one, or in this case at least a local name, since Rainier is contract brewed by one of the big guys now.