Warped Wing Brewery & Smokery - Huber Heights

Our food is always great. Special you hank to our severs Megan and Anna for being super friendly and attentive. We'll be back because of them.

This is a great place to hang out with friends and grab food and drinks. They have a wide variety of IPAs and lagers here. They also have plenty of beer you can opt to take home, too. The staff is very friendly and attentive. The food is very “bar” focused, so you will probably be able to find something to nibble on or share with your table. They also have merch, stickers, and a huge outdoor area to enjoy. Dogs also were welcome in the outdoor area when I was there. A great place to visit overall!

Wouldn’t waste your time with this location. Service was awful. Can’t rate the food, as we never got it. But the one refill they were able to muster up was a real mindblower.

Server was training. Very professional.

Short review: I tried to pay cash for a beer at the bar and was told no, as a matter of policy, I couldn’t be associated with the party in the party room and order a beer at the bar. So I bought nothing and departed.

Longer review: I was short on time and wasn’t sitting down to eat with the party in the party room. I was just passing through to congratulate a friend. The party room only had one server taking orders for a large number of people. Enough people that the max amount of chairs in the room were filled. I only had about fifteen minutes to spare. In order to have time to grab a beer with the honoree of the party I decided to walk out to the bar and pay cash for it. I’d be skipping the long wait of the server progressing through food orders and just snag a beer in seconds. That’s the idea, anyway. The woman working the bar (might’ve been the manager??) began to ask what beer I wanted, but then checked if I was with the party in the party room. When I said I was, she very quickly shut down the possibility of any transaction at the bar. Then she stated it’s Warped Wing policy. Her attitude wasn’t necessarily rude, but it wasn’t nice either. As if she was irritated I’d go to the bar? So, I went back to the party, congratulated my friend, bought nothing, and left. I realize that Warped Wing only lost out on a $7ish beer sale, which isn’t much, but I won’t be going back to this location. I doubt I’d ever consider using the party room at any of their locations. Just a not great interaction. There was a better way to address my particular situation and this woman didn’t choose that path.

I’ve tried thinking of Warped Wing’s perspective on this policy. Trying to protect the server’s income working a party room, I’d guess. Commendable, and I can appreciate it. That being said, if your party room doesn’t even have seats left, your customer isn’t getting food, and is just grabbing a beer before leaving shortly thereafter then surely the policy need not be so rigid. Employee’s and manager’s should be empowered to flex a bit for unique situations that are of low financial consequence to the policy.

The service was good. Food was ok. Nashville chicken sandwich was bland. No spice at all. Mac and cheese was a 5/10. But the chicken wrap was pretty good. Very nice and clean facility

There were 4 of us and I know it was concert night but we placed our food order at 4:45pm and at 6:09 we were STILL waiting for our food! We were not alone ..others around us too.. We had to cash out our bar tab .. skip the food and head to the concert ..
Nikki, our server was great, but she said the kitchen was a little slow ..😂 that was an understatement!! . I’ve never had a bad experience at Warped Wing ..but this one definitely was😩
I’m still hungry.! Sad…

Their food is overpriced and disappointing with horrendous wait times. I went there with my family on a monday at dinner time and the restaurant was only about a quarter full. It took 1 hour and 45 minutes to get our food for 4 people. The food we did get was massively underwhelming.

We ordered 3 nashville hot chicken sandwiches. They were dry and had 0 flavor. Not that they werent spicy enough. They just had 0 flavor at all. So i asked the waitress “hey they forgot to add the spicy to our nashville hot chicken can we please get the sauce or seasoning.” She said they just cook it in a different type of oil and she brought it out. It was a neutral cooking oil it had no flavor at all. So i asked again they must be missing a step because the grilled chicken sandwhich has more flavor and seasoning than our nashville hot and tried to get them to taste the “sauce” they gave us so they could realize it was just a neutral cooking oil. They assured me it was prepared correctly. How is a stringy dry chicken sandwhich that has less taste than a chick fil a sandwhich at 3x the price even remotely considered a “Nashville hot chicken sandwhich” this is ridiculous on the principle. Almost a 2 hour wait for disgusting flavorless food.

The restaurant was moderately busy when we arrived, maybe half of the tables were occupied, and before we were seated we were informed by waitstaff that "several of us have had to come back on shift". We waited over an hour for two orders of wings, an order of grilled nuggets, an order of sweet potato fries, and a bowl of chili. The food was just okay. Overall, our visit lasted almost two hours. Not worth the cost and not worth the time.

Was in Huber Heights for a business meeting and decided to pop in for a late lunch. I bellied up to the bar and was greeted by an enthusiastic bartender named Lorie.

My MO is to order a sampler/flight anytime I’m at a new brewery (don’t judge). So I decided to get the beer flight in the image below/above. Overall, I really enjoyed the brews!! Often times in a flight there are one (or two) that are just ok or plain bad. I can honestly say that I enjoyed all of the beers in the flight…to the point that I’m bringing home a 12 pack of the hazy (my gf will love it). That’s just the beer…….

Obviously at lunch time Adam gets hungry, so I asked Lorie what she recommended food-wise. An emphatic “brisket” in everything seemed to be the theme in all of the suggestions. So, come heck or high water I was going to take her recommendation, as I too love smoked foods. I ordered the brisket quesadillas. It was simplistic in that it was just brisket, cheese, and tortillas…but insanely delicious! Would order again, everyday.

Awesome beer, fantastic food, and friendly and attentive staff, five stars all the way! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

PS: If you’re a smokehouse, please sell your smoked goods by the pound. I wanted to take some brisket with me, and it was $10 per 6 ounces which is very very steep.

Love to stop in for a couple of refreshing beverages! Always has such a friendly staff!

We arrived a little before 6pm on Sunday with a party of 12. They were not very busy and we were seated immediately. The staff were friendly and attentive at this time. Our drink orders were taken quickly and delivered just as fast. Once everyone had their drinks we were ready to order and the waitress was on top of that as well. I ordered an appetizer in addition to our entrees and that was brought out within a couple of minutes. The stuffed tots were hot and amazing. But that was the end of the good experience. The traffic lights on the walls give an indication of food wait times. The lights were set to yellow and as noted on the menu that is a 20-40 minute wait. We decided to come here rather than a place on Miller Ln. because one of the members of our party had to go to work and the 20-40 minutes worked out perfectly. However, it was 120+ minutes before we received our food. I know some might tend to exaggerate on reviews but that is not the case here. My wife's chili was the first to come out. The bowl was filled about 3/4 full and the appearance was of a cold paste. Beyond the top layer it was warm but so overwhelmed with onions that she couldn't eat much. The rest of the food slowly started to arrive at the table with the last dish being served about 8 minutes after the first. Not ideal for those with manners that wait until everyone is served before digging in. The rest of food was okay, nothing amazing, portions seem small in contrast to price. The dining room was VERY cold, temperature hovering in the mid 50's. We had to go out to our vehicles to grab sweatshirts and blankets. It was a sight! 6 adults and 6 kids cuddled up to table with blankets trying to share body heat for 2 hours! They conveniently had sweatshirts strung on the walls for purchase while they waited us out to see if we would cave to the subtle marketing. The kicker was when it was time to pay. The waitress never asked how we wanted to split the checks, maybe parties of 12 come in frequently and are a single check but I find that hard to believe. Once we explained how the three different checks would be split her attitude turned dramatically. "I wish I would have known that to begin with" was her response. One of the families didn't get charged for some of their food so they kindly brought it to her attention, which garnered a snooty huff. We were charged for an extra beer (charged for 3 ordered and received 2). That got a "Jesus Christ" response before she stormed off to make the corrections. I believe only one person in our party had ever been there before so it was a shockingly horrible first experience for the rest of us.

Decent service. Solid beer. Food is middle of the road BBQ. Wouldn’t order an entree again but the apps are solid for bar snacks.

We arrived around 5:30, and the restaurant was already busy. We expected a bit of a wait, and we said that a 20-30 minute wait would be fine. We had our 3-year-old with us. After waiting 20 minutes for a table, we were then informed that the food would take at least an hour to come out. We said that would not be acceptable for our young child and decided to leave. We were the most frustrated that this wasn’t mentioned before we waited 20 minutes for the table. We also received slow service two other times that we ate here, so I don’t know if we will be returning.

Aesthetic matches the Springboro location. Got here late on a Saturday night, about 10p. Concert happening next door at The Rose. Inside was dead upon arrival. Some of the friendliest staff we've encountered at a WW location. Radio is a great beer. The pumpkin stout was iffy. Was more like a brown ale than a stout. Food was average. My smoked buffalo wings seemed like they were smoked a bit too long. They were dry and tasted like I was eating out of an ashtray. I'm no pit master, but I do know a few things about smoking. Wife's burger had no cheese. Daughter's pretzels were soft, but the beer cheese seemed bottom of the barrel. Got busy once the concert let out. Food prices are a bit much. My ~10 wings were $16, and they weren't the big wings. Craziness.

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