Best Buffalo wings near Courthouse?

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[Post New]09/12/2013 10:51
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Anonymous
My DH is a huge Buffalo wings fan - he's originally from upstate NY. We are hosting a little sporting event this weekend and want to serve wings. Any suggestions for super awesome Buffalo wings? We can pick up and are willing to travel to get great ones, but ideally from a place not too far from Rosslyn/Georgetown.

Thanks!
[Post New]09/12/2013 10:57
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Anonymous
anywhere near Courthouse/Rosslyn/Georgetown/Clarendon/Ballstone/etc. would be great!
[Post New]09/13/2013 07:41
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Anonymous
I actually like Mister Days wings. People also like Hard Times.
[Post New]09/13/2013 07:42
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Anonymous
WHy bother with the chicken? Why not just coat a butter stick in hot sauce and deep fry it?
[Post New]09/13/2013 08:02
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:WHy bother with the chicken? Why not just coat a butter stick in hot sauce and deep fry it?


But we want Buffalo wings, not Buffalo butter.
[Post New]09/13/2013 08:12
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Anonymous
PP who recommended Mister Days and Hard Times here...I haven't eaten them in about a year but they're a guilty pleasure!
[Post New]09/13/2013 08:40
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Anonymous
I think there is a BW3 in Ballston now.
[Post New]09/13/2013 13:38
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Anonymous
Thank you! We will give one of those a try.
[Post New]09/13/2013 13:40
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:WHy bother with the chicken? Why not just coat a butter stick in hot sauce and deep fry it?


But we want Buffalo wings, not Buffalo butter.


Don't you know how Buffalo wings are prepared? They basically ARE Buffalo butter.
[Post New]09/13/2013 13:49
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:WHy bother with the chicken? Why not just coat a butter stick in hot sauce and deep fry it?


But we want Buffalo wings, not Buffalo butter.


Don't you know how Buffalo wings are prepared? They basically ARE Buffalo butter.


So? I don't think OP is going on an all-wing diet.
[Post New]09/13/2013 14:29
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:WHy bother with the chicken? Why not just coat a butter stick in hot sauce and deep fry it?


But we want Buffalo wings, not Buffalo butter.


Don't you know how Buffalo wings are prepared? They basically ARE Buffalo butter.


That does sound delicious.
[Post New]09/14/2013 02:24
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Anonymous
Not the same as Buffalo, but Bonchon chicken at Pershing/Washington is excellent. I think they're better than Buffalo wings, personally...
[Post New]09/14/2013 09:08
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Anonymous
Jimmy's Old Town Tavern in Herndon is prob a little far for you, but it's owned by a Buffalo transplant. The wings are awesome and they also have poutine. Its worth a trip at some point since your DH is from Buffalo.
[Post New]09/14/2013 18:39
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Not the same as Buffalo, but Bonchon chicken at Pershing/Washington is excellent. I think they're better than Buffalo wings, personally...


They're good, but that's one of the few foods that I can eat a small portion (which is probably 600 calories) and already be hungry as I'm paying the check.
[Post New]09/15/2013 10:02
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Anonymous
Op here. My DH did like the wings from Mister Days. He said they were acceptable. Sounds like he needs a road trip out to Herndon.

I'm not from NY so I will have to try Bonchon sometime.
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