Wild Wing — Restaurant in Toronto

Just left here with my son. This place is ghetto! Went to the washroom 2 of 3 toilets were unflushed with flies buzzing around it and the one clean stall had no soap.

Our server was a young girl who was so busy chatting and laughing up with her friends she friends at the bar that's she didn't even bother to come take our order well after we sat down...no water nothing until I stood up walked overand gave her the "hello...hi" in my strongest disapproving mom voice. I told her we were going to leave but my son is very hungry.

We order and the food took longer than expected considering we were the only ones ordering at that time while waiting we lost the battle of the flies...they were bussing all over us landing on us, on the table and I had to cover our drinks so they didn't land on them.

We ended up asking for boxes and just eating in the car in the parking lot. Like what in the world was that? Where is the adult in that place and why was the table so sticky.

On a posotiv note the wings were good the fried were cold and if you must get wings from here make sure you order...

TL;DR - Kay (Caitlin? Kaitlin?!) is the best server ever. She's the only reason why I'm even leaving a review, lol.

Typically don't leave reviews for large chains because you know what to expect. And if you don't, you need to get out more.

Last night was an exception though! Came around 6:30pm and it remained quiet throughout the evening, but that never stopped the enthusiasm and continuous service from Kay. If she's not the manager, she better get a promotion soon, or a hefty raise!

My friends and I cut our teeth in the retail industry so we totally recognize and appreciate stellar customer service. Kay checked in on us, had a good sense of humour, and made us feel welcome from the start. Also wasn't pushy and it turned out she had common connections with my friend!

Food was on par with Wild Wings standards - it's more of a place to just chill, talk, have some wings and beer vs satisfying your wing cravings. That said, Dry Cajun is solid and their Onion Rings are fantastic.

Overall, I'd only come back during her shifts because I know she'd make the dining...

Have been visiting this place for couple of years now. But seems like their food and drink quality has changed recently. During my last visit ordered ginger ale and it tasted VERY DILUTED. I was clearly able to taste their water in the ginger ale. Told the waitress and she refilled it for us without ice. But again it tasted exactly the same (VERY DILUTED). Also ordered, gar par fries and it tasted STRANGE. It had AFTER TASTE of chicken. I am a vegetarian person and I was able to quickly pick up that after taste of chicken in the fries. Asked the waitress if those fries were fried in the same oil as chicken and she said YES. Well, I personally don’t mind as I know it’s not a vegetarian restaurant but I have been eating at this location for couple of years now and never got the chicken after taste in their fries. It felt like they are SERIOUSLY trying to CUT THE COST by diluting the drinks and not filtering the oil as often. But at the end it will cost them the loyalty of their old customers. They have definitely lost 2 loyal customers...