Author: sumpkeepchandfi1970

A friend and I decided to try Wingporium's 'All You Can Eat' Wing Night. When we arrived a friendly waitress greeted us and explained that an order of wings can not be shared between people in your party. Each person has to place their own...order along with a drink (pop). We each ordered a dry rub with a side of sauce (each small container of sauce is 75 cents). The first order of wings came with a couple of carrot sticks. The other orders that followed did not. The wings were very bland; however, the dry rub made them taste ok. The waitress was as attentive as possible, considering that she was the only waitress working the bar and dining tables that night. She offered refills for the pop, which we accepted a few times, but failed to let us know that each refill was $2! At the end of the night we paid $70 for mediocre wings and refills. So not worth it.