Wings-N-Ale — Restaurant in Coral Springs

I recently visited Wings and Ale in Coral Springs, and it turned out to be a great spot for a casual night out. As someone who appreciates good food, drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere, I was pleasantly surprised by what this place had to offer.

Ambiance: The first thing that caught my eye was the laid-back, inviting vibe of the place. Wings and Ale has that classic sports bar feel, with plenty of TVs around, so you don’t miss a moment of the game. The decor is straightforward and comfortable, making it a great spot to relax with friends or family. The noise level was just right—not too loud that you can’t have a conversation, but lively enough to keep the energy up.

Food: As the name suggests, the wings are the star of the menu, and they didn’t disappoint. I tried a few different flavors, and each one was spot on. The wings were crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and the sauces were full of flavor without being overpowering. They offer a variety of heat levels, so there’s something for everyone, whether you like them mild or blazing hot. Aside from wings, the menu has a good selection of bar food staples like burgers, fries, and nachos, all of which were satisfying and well-prepared.

Drinks: The ale side of things was equally impressive. They have a decent selection of beers on tap, including local brews, which I always appreciate. The bartender was knowledgeable and helped me choose a beer that paired perfectly with my wings. The drinks were reasonably priced, and they also have some fun cocktail options if you’re in the mood for something different.

Service: The service was friendly and attentive, which made the experience even better. Despite being a busy night, our server was quick to take our orders and made sure we had everything we needed without feeling rushed. The food came out hot and in a timely manner, which is always a plus.

Cleanliness: As for cleanliness, the place was well-kept. The tables were clean, the bar area was tidy, and the bathrooms were in good condition. It’s clear that the staff takes care of the place, which adds to the overall positive experience.

Overall Experience: Wings and Ale in Coral Springs is definitely a spot I’d recommend if you’re looking for a casual, fun night out with good food and drinks. Whether you’re there to catch the game, enjoy some great wings, or just hang out with friends, this place has a lot to offer. It’s unpretentious, reasonably priced, and delivers on what you’d expect from a solid neighborhood sports bar. I’ll...

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11/1/2018 I like coming here! I think the owner and servers are good people. My girlfriend and I enjoy this place since its close to the movie theater and we can get a quick bite to eat before the movie starts. We have also hosted friends here for celebrations.

Now, its not in my nature to leave bad reviews because I don't think it good for business or the community, but when I feel somethings not right, it usually isn't, let me explain.

On 01 Nov 2018, I walked in around 4 pm; the place had 2 customers and I was the third; I was greeted by Paul; The best customer service ever, really nice guy! but when I was finished with my meal, which was GREAT! The BILL wasn't! Here's a breakdown of what I ordered: 4 chicken tenders Appetizer with mild sauce on top; I was given 5 tenders, even though It would be too much for me; that's why I didn't order the 5 piece meal, they gave me 5 tenders which was a nice gesture, and only charged me for 4, Thank You! But, that's not what I asked for, I was trying to help the business conserve their resources.

Price $8.95, Really? for 4 tenders....

A side salad; again conserving; asked for no onions or olives, and a side of ranch, ok good. didn't mind paying the $3.50 price, that's what I wanted.

1 half (1/2) order of ale fries to the tune of $4.25, HOLY Mother of God! Now, I'm upset... Ready for the kicker...

1 glass of soda = $3.00, I had ordered; Paul asked me for a refill, I said yes, that's a total of 2 sodas; is there free refills? or did you really just charge me $3.00 for 1 soda.

Total bill for 1 guy to eat = $20.89; I understand the business has bills, but c'mon Bro, some people have to work 2 hours to eat 4 tenders, fries and side salad, with a coke. No, Plus lets not forget the 22% tip I left for Paul. Now we are at a whopping = $26.00 in total. I can upload the receipt for proof.

I'm sorry, for that price 2 people should have ate, never again; Mr. Owner, either change something or business is going to get worse: I suggest serving more to the younger adults than those on a fixed income over the age 65 with specials, They don't order, give you retail business or tip like me! Word of mouth makes the profits, but not at...

6/2023 We tried coming back here. See wings picture. About half of the wings had black on them, a little bit of char here and there. Ate 1 wing that had a little less char than the one on the left. It tasted burnt, was hard and crunchy where it was black, and meat was dry and stringy. So, I pulled out the 3 worst wings and called server over and told him those were burnt. First thing out of his mouth was they're not burnt, that's from the grill. No Paul, they are burnt. That's what happens when you put BBQ sauce that has sugar in it and leave it on the grill too long. Your cook should know that. After Paul's excuses, he did finally offer to replace them, but by that time I was done. If it looks burnt, tastes burnt, and has burnt texture, it's BURNT!

2022

Handicapped person WARNING! We have been coming here for years,once, sometimes twice a month, because their food is good, but won't come back again. There are only a couple handicapped spots close to this restaurant and they are usually full. Today, there wasn't even a regular parking spot anywhere close. Closest spot was 4 rows away and far down. So, I park in 1 of their pick up spots, which I've done before with no issues when there were no other close spots. We go in. Some man tells me i can't park there. I respond that l am handicapped and can't walk well or far. He proceeds to insist i can't park there. So, i tell him fine, that we are leaving and he just lost a long time customer. We get in the car and are starting to back out when he follows me out still jabbering at me. I reiterate that we are leaving, saying again there are no handicapped spots and no close parking spots, and that we won't be back. Then a woman comes out telling me that i should be blaming/complaining to shopping center management instead of them. Umm, no, not my responsibility. If you are losing customers due to parking issues, you, as the business owner/tenant, need to...