London's Best Chicken Wings

The World's End is the perfect spot for chicken wing lovers. Whether you're into spicy buffalo wings or prefer a vegan cauliflower wing, this place has it all. With the Red Dog Saloon residency, you can enjoy smoked wings paired with their signature peach bourbon BBQ sauce. Don't forget the 20% off on wings during match days.

If you're passionate about wings, Randy's Wing Bar is the place to be. From award-winning wings in all sorts of flavours to indulgent sides and delicious burgers, Randy's offers a food experience that's tough to beat.

But it's not all about the wings - Randy's rare collection of whiskies and bourbons is a well-kept secret, and it's perfect for those who want to enjoy their wings with something a little stronger. Whether you're here for a casual dinner or a special celebration, Randy's promises flavours you won't forget.

If there's one thing Chips N Dat does right, it's chicken. This cool restaurant serves up buckets of the stuff, coated in honey sriracha, garlic parmesan and more. They even offer bottomless fried or grilled wings and booze for just £45 - yum.

Thought wings were only a wonder chicken could provide? Think again. Though BrewDog slings out crispy buttermilk chicken wings at most of its London outposts, you can also nab beer-battered cauliflower wings and Temple of Seitan chick'n wings. Just choose your size and your flavour, with options like buffalo, Korean BBQ and dragon spice, then get stuck in. On Monday, enjoy its 2-4-1 vegan menu deal to get your fill.

Seoul Bird offers a playful menu focusing on Korean-style fried chicken, including their standout Korean fried chicken wings slathered in sauces like gochujang mayo, atomic Seoul, Korean BBQ, sweet BBQ soy and more. Thirsty? The drinks feature Korean-inspired iced tea flavours and Jinro Chamisul Fresh Soju, a popular Korean spirit.

Home of Texan BBQ and bourbon cocktails, Blues Kitchen plates up its famous spicy Buffalo wings with a generous coating of blue cheese dip. Enjoy bottomless amounts of them for only £12 every Sunday, from 12pm 'til 6pm, and wash them down with drinks. Not in South London? Head to its Camden and Shoreditch locations.

Looking for scrumptious wings in a welcoming setting? Then head to The Miller, a lively pub located close to London Bridge station. This buzzing pub features retro furniture, a spacious beer garden and locally brewed craft beer from producers like Weird Beard and Brockley Brewery.

Kitchen residents Meltdown are serving up tasty eats aplenty, from Buffalo wings to a sticky Asian-inspired version, alongside burgers and loaded fries. Plus, they host regular improv comedy nights if you're after some added entertainment.

If you're on the hunt for chicken wings near London Bridge, look no further than Smok'd. Tuck into BBQ or Buffalo chicken bites, accompanied with blue cheese and stalks of celery. Want more? Nab triple cheese macaroni or chargrilled corn on the cob.

Mark your calendars: Friday the 25th of July to Sunday the 27th of July is the ultimate date for foodies, as London Wing Fest 2025 brings three days of smoky, saucy, and sensational fun.

Explore dozens of traders competing for the coveted Best Wing title, take part in zany challenges like the Wing Eating Contest, and enjoy live blues music. Don't miss the VIP package, complete with 20 wings, seven drinks, and a dedicated seating area with table service.

Prince of Peckham is a totally gorgeous haunt that's also rustling up some of the best wings in town. They're dipped in buttermilk and boast a beautifully crispy coating, with flavours including honey, Buffalo or a chilli glaze.

The Collab is a cool kitchen and taproom in Walthamstow, created by the minds behind Signature Brew and We Serve Humans. Check out its mighty menu of droolworthy burgers, wings and craft beers for a junk food experience to remember. 

Offering the best wing Wednesday in London, Red Dog Austin Bar-B-Que is a brilliant shout. The deal features unlimited poultry bites for £20 and includes endless iced tea as well. From Nashville hot to classic Buffalo, this joint surely doesn't lack in the flavour department.

Fronting boneless Southern fried chicken bites and sticky BBQ wings, Maxwell's serves up some of the best chicken wings London has to offer. The relaxed restaurant has everything you need when it comes to comfort food - we also recommend the frickles, halloumi sticks and sweetcorn fritters.

If you've ever yearned for a finger-lickin' fried chicken and cocktail combo, Chick 'n' Sours is the answer to all your prayers. This joint pushes the boundaries of fried chicken, offering not just the typical sticky BBQ goodness, but venturing into new realms of flavor with treats like the house fry and disco wings. Pair your chicken with eggs, pickled watermelon, grilled pineapple, or top it off with seaweed crack seasoning for a cluckin' awesome chicken experience like no other.

On the hunt for the best buffalo wings in London? Wingmans is flinging out top-notch chicken wings in Kilburn. Their location-specific menu features their gourmet chicken wings dressed in saucy goodness like the uber-famous buffalo wings, as well as special picks like Shanghai Oriental, coated in ginger, spring onion, red chilli, black sesame, kewpie, and coriander. And don't miss out on their lineup of sides, from fries seasoned with smoked rosemary salt to truffle mac and cheese.

Once you're done whizzing around the ice rink, smashing pins, and killing zombies on the arcade games? Head to MEATLiquor, the in-house restaurant at Queens Skate Dine Bowl, which is serving up a meat-heavy menu, featuring buffalo chicken wings and BBQ wings.

Taking a page from the lively street food scene in Thailand, Smoking Goat Shoreditch fires up some seriously tasty meat and fish BBQ treats using only the best ingredients. One standout dish on their menu is the chilli fish sauce wings—these crispy bites of chicken on the bone are drenched in a delectable Vietnamese-style fish sauce called nước hàng, creating a flavour explosion that's pure wing wizardry.

Coqfighter's flagship restaurant in Soho is where the magic happens, with their poultry prowess on full display. From their killer vodka-battered chicken wings to the mouthwatering Korean-inspired fried chicken wings, this menu has everything a true chicken aficionado could ever cluck for. And if that's not enough to ruffle your feathers, they've got fresh bao buns and delectable fries to accompany their selection of top-notch craft beers.