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wing week with the hubby

Ronnie and I LOVE wings! Ronnie only really eats garlic parm. I will eat different flavor but prefer something spicy! We wanted to do 8 places, but time got away from us. Here are the highlights from our wing week!

1. Rowley Inn. If you haven't been here you need to check it out. Cool vibes great food and drinks and Monday is all night happy hour. We each got an order of wings, onion soup and poutine! I also had a Pink Nightmare (the drink was amazing). 
This poutine was amazing. The gravy was really good and the fried cooked perfectly!
this was a peach bourbon sauce. It had spice but was not overly sweet. 
Ronnies favorite- lots of cheese not a ton of garlic. Very good.

The next place we tried was Ninja Kitchen. I got and order of gochugang wings that were special for this week and sides of the tom yum soup. 
The mushrooms and broth were flavorful. Nice pieces of shrimp as well. I love this soup!

The last night we tried 2 places at once- Saucy Brew Works and Ohio City Pizzaria.

Saucy offered a bourbon wing and we also opted for the buffalo cauliflower. I have had pizza there before and it was amazing. The wings were not my favorite. They were small and the sauce was ok. 
Ohio City Pizzaria was amazing! The salad was fantastic and the garlic oarm wing had great flavor. I had never been here before and I would definitely go back and try the pizza as well. Check out this freshness! 
The wings were super meaty and that salad had all the toppings. 

We wanted to try some places on Saturday as well but did not have a chance. I love these specialty weeks where you can try food at different places for a low price. As always though you should always purchase another item not just the cheap item and tip well! Local restaurants need us right now! If you like something- go back soon and try some other items!

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