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Buffalo Wings in Dublin

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  • 31-05-2010 11:21am
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    smackbunnybaby
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    I adore the Hot Buffalo Chicken Wings in the Elephant and Castle in the Temple Bar, but it tends to get very busy in there and not always possible to get a table.

    I have tried some other places like the Woolshed and Captain Americas, and in fairness I would give them the thumbs up as well.

    Where else do good Buffalo Wings of the hot variety in Dublin?

    I have heard Luigi Malones does good ones as well.

    Where is your favourite place?


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    judas101
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    Bridge Bar does great ones.

    It's a bit far out, down by Grand Canal dock.


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    happyfriday
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    Soho on Georges street are pretty good and TriBeCa in Ranelagh are awesome!! :D


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    Heisenberg.
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    jimi_t2
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    Scien wrote: »
    Haven't had them but my mates are constantly on about the ones in Tribeca in Ranelagh. Supposed to be funreal.

    A bit acidic, but damn good.

    They did wings,wedges, a bowl of salad and blue cheese dip for a tenner during the week; some sort of 3 in 1 thing. Think its gone up to about 12 now, but its well recommended.


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    revz
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    And people came to the conclusion: http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055623175
    It's Frank's hot sauce if you wanted to have a go at making them yourself. There's a few recipes on how to make them in that thread, it's pretty much some of the original sauce and some butter in a pan, heat it up and pour over wings. Tried it myself, had deep fried wings with the sauce and am nearlly completely sure it was the same as the wings i had in captain america's. People have also said its what they use in E&C.
    Other than that think all the above restaraunts were mentioned in the thread too so that's where you're most likely to find them :)


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    January
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    Not Dublin City Centre but the Thirsty Bull in Tyrellstown does the best chicken wings ever. They also serve the hottest wings in the country too.


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    Cool Mo D
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    The Porterhouse does nice hot wings too.


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    hidinginthebush
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    The summit up in howth do pretty mean wings, same as e&c, but more and cheaper. Also, I'd highly recommend the scotch bonnet in malahide village (where vinny vanucci's used to be). They're hot wings, but they don't use franks sauce, so it's nice for a bit of variety.


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    Pot Noodle =
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    TGIF in Blanch or Stephen Green get the Jack Daniel's Chicken Wings they are super


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    funk-you
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    Kafka in Rathmines village do lovely wings. Nice little restraunt too, just across the road from Slattery's. Just down from the Xtra-vision.

    -Funk


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    smackbunnybaby
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    Thanks for all the suggestions guys


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    Lillylilly
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    If you're going on a day trip to Howth any day (lovely in the summer), The Top House/ Krugers do lovely buffalo wings. They're quite tabasco-y but yummy!


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    *Kol*
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    Eddie Rockets do nice wings. They would probably spice them up if asked.


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    Pot Noodle =
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    *Kol* wrote: »
    Eddie Rockets do nice wings. They would probably spice them up if asked.

    = Empty Pockets


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    AnonoBoy
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    *Kol* wrote: »
    Eddie Rockets do nice wings. They would probably spice them up if asked.

    Nah their wings are mediocre at best.


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    panda100
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    IFI used ot do gorgeous chicken wings,just like the E+C ones,but the last time I was in there they were manky! Food in the IFI seems to have taken a nosedive since they done it up.


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    derra_121
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    hidinginthebush wrote: »
    The summit up in howth do pretty mean wings, same as e&c, but more and cheaper. Also, I'd highly recommend the scotch bonnet in malahide village (where vinny vanucci's used to be). They're hot wings, but they don't use franks sauce, so it's nice for a bit of variety.


    Totally agree the Summit in Howth plus its a great spot for an ice cole Bulmers on a sunny day too


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    jcrowbar
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    If you're willing to make the trip out to Harolds Cross, then I highly recommend Buffalo 19.

    Best wings I've ever had!


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    Pot Noodle =
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    jcrowbar wrote: »
    If you're willing to make the trip out to Harolds Cross, then I highly recommend Buffalo 19.

    Best wings I've ever had!


    Where abouts in HC


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    Chriscl1
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    Pot wrote:
    Where abouts in HC
    opposite the maxol petrol station. fantastic wings.


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    Dancor
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    Cool Mo D wrote: »
    The Porterhouse does nice hot wings too.

    +1


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    Pot Noodle =
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    Chriscl1 wrote: »
    opposite the maxol petrol station. fantastic wings.

    Near the old cinema


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    Miss Fluff
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    Canal Bank Cafe at the top of Leeson Street do DELISH chicken wings with blue-cheese sauce. OMG they are so nyum, making me hungry!:pac

    http://www.tribeca.ie/cbc_pages/cbc_index.html


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    Flimbos
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    TGI's with the Jack Daniels sauce get my vote.


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    Pot Noodle =
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    Flimbos wrote: »
    TGI's with the Jack Daniels sauce get my vote.

    A convert:D


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    MissHoneyBun
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    Luigi Malones. End of.


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    Chriscl1
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    Pot wrote:
    Near the old cinema
    yeah just a few doors up


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    APM
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    big blue in howth does excellent wings too....on par with elephant and castle imo


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    Jennyfer
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    TGI's Jack Daniels Wings...droooool....unbelievable. I could live on them, yum!


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    funlovintapir
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    Chriscl1 wrote: »
    opposite the maxol petrol station. fantastic wings.

    Agreed. Buffalo 19 in general is absolutely delicious. I love the wings. I live just opposite and its always packed.

    Pravda do good wings too.


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