The 20 best wing nights in the Orlando area right now

Whether you’re looking for a good wing night spot or daily deals, these sports bars, mom-and-pop shops and counters are slinging some of the juiciest legs and flats in Orlando.

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Friendly Confines

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Pretend you’re at Wrigley Field with one of the Chicago-style sports bar’s 70-cent boneless wings from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. to close. You can also get $2 off of 8-piece wing baskets with a side on Wednesdays from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., but leave the Cardinals jersey at home; this is a Chicago Cubs joint.

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Flyers Wings and Grill

5621 W. Colonial Drive, 407-297-9464
Flyers may not look like much on the outside, but the all you can eat Monday deal for $21 is enough to get you past the front door. Get 50 wings with bleu cheese, celery, fries and soft drinks for $45.79 on Tuesday nights or all day Sunday (sans the fries and drinks) for $41.

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Froggers

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Mondays bring 75-cent wings and Tuesdays a special on 60 boneless wings – impressive deals, but it’s the 15 wings and a pitcher of domestic beer Saturday special that really makes Frogger’s friendly.

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Greg’s Place

2736 S. Chickasaw Trail, 407-277-7789
Try 10 single-flavor wings for $10.49, or double the flavor and the wings for $20.99 at this small family-run spot. Get yourself a glass of sweet tea or lemonade as you gobble up the sriracha-honey, garlic, or honey-barbecue wings.

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Hooters

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Yes, we know that Hooters can be an overrated chicken wing destination, but the all you can eat deals warrant some recognition. You can pig out to your heart’s content for $13.99-$15.99 on Mondays, or try the Wednesday “Wingsday” platter with curly fries for $8.99.

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Proccolino’s

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UCF students are familiar with this Italian eatery’s wing lunch specials. Order 5 wings and fries for $6.25, 10 wings for $8, or 20 for $15.

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Johnny’s Other Side

1619 E. Michigan St., 407-894-6900
The sister spot to Johnny’s Fillin Station serves 50-cent wings every day from 3-5 p.m. on a spacious patio with multiple flat screen TVs for sports fans until 2 a.m. If you’re not feeling social, order delivery before 11 p.m.

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Gator’s Dockside

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All you can eat wings from 6-11 p.m. Monday and boneless wings on Wednesdays from 6-11 p.m. for $13.99, and at a sports bar you can take your kids to (kids eat for free from 5:30-8:30 p.m. on Tuesdays). Try wing sauces ranging from sweet honey garlic and mild Thai peanut to the “4 Alarm Suicide” hot wings.

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Josie’s Pizza and Wings

1225 Hiawassee Road, 407-296-4009
Even good wing spots run the risk of serving bland, sauceless wings, but Josie’s isn’t that place. They don’t bread their wings; they smother them in a thick homemade Buffalo sauce. Pair it with one of their pizza combos – $16.99 gets you a 12-inch pizza and 10 wings.

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O’Town Burgers N Wings

6614 Old Winter Garden Road, 407-286-0515
O’Town Burgers N Wings might be known for their juicy burgers and Mediterranean options, but the daily $5.99 chicken wing lunch combo with fries and a drink steals the show.

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