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• Condiment Queen Jul 18, 2008 at 1:08 am

  I have yet to find a place better than Wing Run in Tulsa. They also have some of the best ranch I ever had. I mean who can resist a Wing Run basket of boneless hot wings, french fries all topped off with ranch. I have yet to meet that person.

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• BobInTulsa Jul 24, 2008 at 2:32 pm

  We live a mile and a half from Wing Run, so we usually buy from them: Garlic-Parmesan bone-in and ask they be over-cooked one minute. Good stuff! But, our favorite is Wings-to-Go at 9663 S. Riverside. Longer drive & more gas, but worth it.

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• Bethany Aug 15, 2008 at 5:22 pm

  I haven’t tried Wing Run but Wings-to-go on Riverside is my favorite so far. Im from Alabama so finding a really good wings place is important.

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• Tallpaul33 Sep 8, 2008 at 7:00 pm

  We frequent the Wing Run and it does in a pinch, but if you want the best in Tulsa you have to go down to 11th street and eat at the Right Wing. Pat is an old New York boy and his recipe is second to none (not just in Tulsa but anywhere). If you consider yourself a wing aficionado then the Right Wing is the place to go.

  3420 E 11th St
  Tulsa

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• admin Sep 10, 2008 at 11:19 am

  Tallpaul33

  Thank you for the recommendation! We are there this month for sure, can’t wait to try. If you would like to submit any reviews please email us at reviews [at] tulsafood.com

  Best

  Brian

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• Kurt Feb 12, 2009 at 2:01 am

  The RIGHT WING is by far a better choice and less drama trying to order. Last time I was in Wing Run, there was an older lady trying to order and it was obvious it was her first time in. The gal at the corner for irritated and got so rude with the lady plus I could hear her tell the cook the lady was a dumbA……I thought I hope that lady doesn’t hear her but then again I did so I go elsewhere now….kind of was a sad deal to hear. The staff there needs to take a chill pill and to relax. I go to Right Wing- it’s less drama all the way around and worth the extra few miles….

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• Brian Aug 20, 2009 at 7:10 pm

  Just ordered 20 boneless wings; 5 BBQ, 5 sesame, 5 lemon peperoni and 5 parmesean. Also got a large fry plus some veggies. Super yum to my tum! Readly in 15 mins so I better get off this site!

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• Chris Maxwell Sep 9, 2009 at 1:18 pm

  I thing the Wing Stop locations are the BOMB DIGGETY! Their fries are awesome and the best Bleu Cheese anywhere!!!!!

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• Tulsa Food Guy Mar 26, 2010 at 12:50 am

  Wing Run has the most unique wings. The hottest ones that I forget what they call them aren’t all that hot, but have a lot of black pepper. The secret to this place that I discovered the last time I was there was their cheese fries. Holy Crap! I could’ve eaten those all day… and then the next day… and the next. The problem with this place is that unless you live nearby there, 81st and Sheridan as about as far from any quick way to getting there as you can get in Tulsa. But still it’s worth it for the cheese fries and a unique buffalo wing.

  If it’s straight up old school buffalo wings you’re going for though, like others said, Right Wing is the place to go. B-Dubs, Wings-To-Go and Wing Stop are all pretty similar, but Right Wing is where you wanna go. Then go down to Wing Run for a dessert of wings and cheese fries.

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• The Good Doctor Sep 1, 2010 at 2:22 pm

  Anyone who suggests Right Wing or Wings to Go over Wing Run is probably the same kind of person that would suggest “According to Jim” to you over “The Daily Show”. I have eaten at every restaurant in town that offers wings on the menu, and Wing Run is HANDS DOWN, the absolute best. Any assertion to the contrary is simply wrong. This is not a subjective matter of taste. It is a matter of black and white, up and down, right and wrong. FACT: Wing Run is the best.

  How anyone could proclaim that Right Wing is superior truly defies logic. First of all, the make their own “ranch”. It’s just soupy mayo with a ranch packet thrown into the mix. Second, the amount of meat on the wings is nothing compared to Wing Run. Third, the choice of flavors at Right Wing, compared to Wing Run, is like comparing the menu at McDonalds to the menu at The Cheesecake Factory. Not only are there far more choices at Wing Run, but the choices are more interesting, exotic, and most importantly, they all TASTE BETTER.

  As for Wings to Go, if you like wings that taste like they were steamed in an old jock strap, go for it. The atmosphere in there sucks too.

  Wing Run not only has the absolute best wings in Tulsa, but the best complimentary fries as well. AND they serve draft beer in frosty mugs. AND you can buy bottled beer. AND they have a multitude of HDTVs tuned into sports programming. AND they pipe in classic rock. AND the staff is the most courteous, friendly and fast in the business. The owner, Richard, frequently stops to chat and make friends with customers, both new ones and regulars.

  Finally, NEVER trust the opinion of anyone who proclaims that their favorite wings are the “boneless” anything. Boneless wings are for women and children.

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  Bradley Reply:
  September 10th, 2010 at 6:00 pm

  Wow… really. I like traditional wings ok, but when I go out to eat I would rather eat. Yes I prefer boneless to wing in. You don’t have to fight to actually eat, you get more for your money, and the taste is overall better.

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  Tulsa Food Guy Reply:
  September 11th, 2010 at 12:25 am

  If by exotic you mean “throw tons of black pepper in there and see how it tastes” then you are correct. j/k, as mentioned above, I love Wing Run and they are the most unique (at least without inventing countless sauces to cover up the processed meat taste you get at most of the other wing chains). But as far as true traditional buffalo wings go, it’s Right Wing. Different strokes for different folks I guess.

  And if you need Ranch for your wings then you’re really no more of an expert on the topic than those who don’t like bones in their wings.

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• Bradley Sep 10, 2010 at 5:57 pm

  I live near Wing Run and I frequent there because of proximity and the overall flavor. I won’t go so far as to say they are the absolute best… but they are good enough that I’ve recommended them several times. I alternate between their Hotter and Kamikaze sauce with Bleu Cheese. I have yet to try the Right Wing but I will definitely check them out. Wild Wings is another favorite simply because they have the most flavor choices and are open late for those after hour cravings.

  The best I’ve tried (and they are no longer around sadly) was Field of Wings.

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• Greg Sep 18, 2010 at 9:58 pm

  FYI Wing Run and the Right Wing are owned by the same guy!!

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  Richard Reply:
  February 28th, 2011 at 9:44 pm

  Wing Run and Right Wing are not owned by the same guy. “Trust me, I would know” Wing Run buffalo sauces are trucked in from the Anchor Bar restaurant of Buffalo, New York. Anchor Bar lays claim to be the first to create Buffalo sauce for wings in 1964.

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• John Minshew Nov 9, 2011 at 3:58 pm

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• Jono Dec 9, 2012 at 12:23 pm

  So hungry and thirsty now. It sounds good i’ll give it a try. I also want to recommend Right Wing. They’re a little light on the sauce so I always ask for extra wet.

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