Best Buffalo Wings — Restaurant in Center Line

Unique! I highly recommend for carryout (via easy ordering by phone or a variety of online services)

Service is fantastic. Staff are friendly and beyond helpful. Food is prepared fresh and quickly. I LOVE their style of boneless wings — many places do them like mini chicken fingers (heavily breaded) but this place prepares them like bone-in wings — minimal, if any, breading. And they're BIG. At so many wing places I feel like I'm getting ripped off paying a dollar or more for a single bite... not here.

Their menu overstates the spiciness of their sauces - do not be alarmed by the number of peppers shown beside their sauces. Their "hot" is a medium at most, even by Midwestern standards. I don't normally care for Old Bay, but I really enjoyed their Hot Old Bay.

The only downsides are their fries and their dining area. The fries might just not travel well — they're crinkle cut, seemed to be cooked through as usual, but were a bit soggy (can easily be blamed on travel) and a little flavorless. Their dining area... is sparse. And smelled heavily of some sort of cleaning solution. On one hand, that's probably good, I suspect the tables were clean. On the other hand, it overpowered the great smells their kitchen should have...

So, buffalo wings are seriously my favorite food, like I love them so much. When I saw that this place was opening, I was so psyched. Once it finally did, my dad and I went and we saw the price for five wings: $5.99, and I was like omg, that's a great price. That's almost $1 per wing. Buffalo Wild Wings has five wings for almost $9, so I thought wow that's a great deal. We waiting for about ten minutes, then we took our wings home to eat them. I got Spicy Lemon Pepper and my dad got some type of citrus Asian flavor. So once we got home, my dad took his wings to the living room and all I hear is, "these weren't worth it". I opened the box of wings and let me tell you. These wings were seriously the size of my big toe. I'm pretty sure they had to kill new born chicks just to get the chicken wings to be that size. Actually you know what? no. they probably killed the fetuses just to get them because they were sooooo small. BUT, I will say that the flavor of the sauce (lemon pepper) was one of the best i've ever tasted. If i put that sauce on one of the chicken wings i made at home, then it'd be worth it, but disregarding the flavor, it is definitely not...

Me and my wife ordered Philly steak subs, both had lettuce, tomatoes and cheese. The lettuce on the bun first so it got nice and cold, then the cheese so it would not melt, then the meat...just meat no peppers no mushrooms that is not a Philly sub, it is a bad steak sub at best. The Boneless wings were huge chunks of cut up chicken breast and cooked so there was no juice in them. The shrimp tasted rubbery and like it was frozen. My mother in law got a hamburger and said it was lower quality at best. You need to take all of the signs down out front calling your food "The best" because it was substandard at best. Oh and just one more note, when I dine in, don't give me 20 carry out containers, also you can trust me to get my own napkins and Ketchup I promise I won't steal them. The only bright spot is that it was a lot of food for 40 bucks. That being said I ate there like 4 hours ago and my stomach still does not feel right. Oh and I don't know what all the reviews about cleanliness are about, It smelled really bad in there and compared to the restaurants I have worked in, I rated it...