Server was sweet and efficient.Nice tall drinks!!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Nssfee Nssfee
Food are fresh and perfectly cooked, and the sauce was flavorful and not too heavy. I also tried the tiramisu for dessert and it was heavenly.The service was exceptional, with the staff being attentive and accommodating. They were knowledgeable about the menu and made great recommendations. The owner even came to our table to make sure everything was to our liking.
Avanish Tiwari
Very nice food...Chicken quality was very wonderful...Always recommend to frainds and relatives...
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
RAKESH KHATRI
Greate environment and a good place. I love chicken in this place
Kelly Thayer
WesWings is a fast food style restaurant at Wesleyan University. The food consists of several fried options and sandwiches. While the food is not the most healthy, it's a nice place to stop in for a lunch convenient to campus. The menu features several options. This is probably not the place for vegans or veg. The line was short and the food was ready in about 5 minutes even at noontime. There were some people there, and the seating both indoors and out was ample. Many of the staff are students at Wesleyan. Not having a meal plan as I am not a student, I was able to pay with a credit card with no problem. I had a turkey club sandwich and a bottled soda. At about $15 per person, I found the price to be higher than competition such as Subway sandwiches. The food was a bit greasy, but not terribly so. My party opted for outdoor dining, which was pleasant on a sunny late April afternoon.Overall it's a nice dining option providing an alternative to cafeteria food. I am unlikely to eat here daily because the fried food is probably not that healthy and it's a bit expensive, but once in a while I can see it's a nice treat and a pleasant way to share a casual lunch with colleagues. It's conveniently located on campus, an advantage over going to Main Street. This would be a good occasional alternative to dining in the cafeteria for students, and a good place for lunch for socializing with visitors and guests when you prefer to be on campus.Vegetarian options: The menu caters to those eating fried meat based dishesKid-friendliness: This is geared to the college campus atmosphere. Kids would be welcome but this is not the target audience.Parking: This is a college campus. Most spaces are for those with Wesleyan parking permits, although for a short term one could probably get away with no permit. The lit size is small and mostly taken up by Wesleyan permit holders parking there for the day; I would not count on a space. Most customers are students who are arriving on foot. For those visiting, I'd recommend taking on street parking and walking over. It's likely one would park near their main destination on campus and walk over for lunch. On street parking is likely to be found on nearby Lawn Ave, Home Ave, or Brainerd Ave.
Mr. Riaz
Great Environment and Beautful University...I feel proud to come here.
Great Environment and Beautful University...I feel proud to come here.
Jeremy Z
Fresh, hot, delicious food that, as a Wesleyan student, is a welcome contrast to the standard everyday Usdan food. The crispy mozzarella sticks went perfectly with the marinara sauce. The Wings of Death lived up to their name as spicy and scrumptious. Highly recommend. Will be back again.
chuu_yves LOONA
The food wasn’t good. The chicken wings are very chewy and the number of points spent as a student wasn’t worth it. The booth seats are cool when with friends but the food is mid at best. Wesleyan students go to Summerfields instead. The flies ate the food more than me!
Bobby Irish
Ordered wings and boneless wings . Hot and mild . Order was mixed up. I brought it to their attentionThey just didn't care . That aside . The boneless were over cooked and the sauces were out of a plastic jug and lacked imagination. But the cashier had a nice hinee so there's that
G G.
Nice surprise when we finally located this obscure spot. There are no signs indicating a restaurant exist in the rear of this college dorm. The wings were some of the best I've had in a long time. The french fries left a lot to be desired. An old fashioned crinkle cut or regular Fry would have been perfect. Otherwise still a great spot for some food that's not only good but reasonably priced as well.
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Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Fresh, hot, delicious
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good place to
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Nice place
Server was sweet and efficient.Nice tall drinks!!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Food are fresh and perfectly cooked, and the sauce was flavorful and not too heavy. I also tried the tiramisu for dessert and it was heavenly.The service was exceptional, with the staff being attentive and accommodating. They were knowledgeable about the menu and made great recommendations. The owner even came to our table to make sure everything was to our liking.
Very nice food...Chicken quality was very wonderful...Always recommend to frainds and relatives...
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Greate environment and a good place. I love chicken in this place
WesWings is a fast food style restaurant at Wesleyan University. The food consists of several fried options and sandwiches. While the food is not the most healthy, it's a nice place to stop in for a lunch convenient to campus. The menu features several options. This is probably not the place for vegans or veg. The line was short and the food was ready in about 5 minutes even at noontime. There were some people there, and the seating both indoors and out was ample. Many of the staff are students at Wesleyan. Not having a meal plan as I am not a student, I was able to pay with a credit card with no problem. I had a turkey club sandwich and a bottled soda. At about $15 per person, I found the price to be higher than competition such as Subway sandwiches. The food was a bit greasy, but not terribly so. My party opted for outdoor dining, which was pleasant on a sunny late April afternoon.Overall it's a nice dining option providing an alternative to cafeteria food. I am unlikely to eat here daily because the fried food is probably not that healthy and it's a bit expensive, but once in a while I can see it's a nice treat and a pleasant way to share a casual lunch with colleagues. It's conveniently located on campus, an advantage over going to Main Street. This would be a good occasional alternative to dining in the cafeteria for students, and a good place for lunch for socializing with visitors and guests when you prefer to be on campus.Vegetarian options: The menu caters to those eating fried meat based dishesKid-friendliness: This is geared to the college campus atmosphere. Kids would be welcome but this is not the target audience.Parking: This is a college campus. Most spaces are for those with Wesleyan parking permits, although for a short term one could probably get away with no permit. The lit size is small and mostly taken up by Wesleyan permit holders parking there for the day; I would not count on a space. Most customers are students who are arriving on foot. For those visiting, I'd recommend taking on street parking and walking over. It's likely one would park near their main destination on campus and walk over for lunch. On street parking is likely to be found on nearby Lawn Ave, Home Ave, or Brainerd Ave.
Great Environment and Beautful University...I feel proud to come here.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
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Great Environment and Beautful University...I feel proud to come here.
Fresh, hot, delicious food that, as a Wesleyan student, is a welcome contrast to the standard everyday Usdan food. The crispy mozzarella sticks went perfectly with the marinara sauce. The Wings of Death lived up to their name as spicy and scrumptious. Highly recommend. Will be back again.
The food wasn’t good. The chicken wings are very chewy and the number of points spent as a student wasn’t worth it. The booth seats are cool when with friends but the food is mid at best. Wesleyan students go to Summerfields instead. The flies ate the food more than me!
Ordered wings and boneless wings . Hot and mild . Order was mixed up. I brought it to their attentionThey just didn't care . That aside . The boneless were over cooked and the sauces were out of a plastic jug and lacked imagination. But the cashier had a nice hinee so there's that
Nice surprise when we finally located this obscure spot. There are no signs indicating a restaurant exist in the rear of this college dorm. The wings were some of the best I've had in a long time. The french fries left a lot to be desired. An old fashioned crinkle cut or regular Fry would have been perfect. Otherwise still a great spot for some food that's not only good but reasonably priced as well.