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Deli with the best chicken wings

  • 01-05-2012 10:54pm
    #1
    Inbox
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    I don't get to go out to restaurants for chicken wings so where is the best Deli/shop for lunchtime chicken wings in the Wexford street area? :D thanks.


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  • #2
    Inbox
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    Hmm maybe wexford street area is a bit limited, where's the best place in the city centre for them, thanks! :D


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    Gavin "shels"
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 17,974 ✭✭✭✭Gavin "shels"


    Really? I'd hazard a guess that 90% of the chicken wings in deli's are the exact same frozen brand thus all tasting the same.


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    Inbox
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    Gavin shels wrote: »
    Really? I'd hazard a guess that 90% of the chicken wings in deli's are the exact same frozen brand thus all tasting the same.

    Yes that's the problem man. The stationary shop opposite DIT aungier street used to do excellent ones but they stopped getting them in for some reason.


  • #5
    Rich11
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 441 ✭✭Rich11


    I know its not a deli but... elephant and castle on fleet street, temple bar, do the best chicken wings ever, love them:D


  • #6
    AnonoBoy
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    Rich11 wrote: »
    I know its not a deli but... elephant and castle on fleet street, temple bar, do the best chicken wings ever, love them:D

    Not only that it's also nowhere near Wexford St.


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  • #7
    Rich11
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    Inbox wrote: »
    I don't get to go out to restaurants for chicken wings so where is the best Deli/shop for lunchtime chicken wings in the Wexford street area? :D thanks.
    Inbox wrote: »
    Hmm maybe wexford street area is a bit limited, where's the best place in the city centre for them, thanks! :D
    Rich11 wrote: »
    I know its not a deli but... elephant and castle on fleet street, temple bar, do the best chicken wings ever, love them:D
    AnonoBoy wrote: »
    Not only that it's also nowhere near Wexford St.
    ;)


  • #8
    Degsy
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    Rich11 wrote: »
    I know its not a deli but... elephant and castle on fleet street, temple bar, do the best chicken wings ever, love them:D


    So everybody says..i went in there a while back and the wings were overcooked to buggery..they were stringy,tough and extremely salty.

    Surprisingly Eddie Roackets do decent chicken wings and you usually get plenty of them.


  • #9
    chris85
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    Degsy wrote: »
    So everybody says..i went in there a while back and the wings were overcooked to buggery..they were stringy,tough and extremely salty.

    Surprisingly Eddie Roackets do decent chicken wings and you usually get plenty of them.

    Eddie are crap in comparison IMO.

    Elephant & Castle are the best in Dublin I have had. OP think they do takeaway if you can get there from Wexford street, its not too far especially if you are on a bike.


  • #10
    Degsy
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    chris85 wrote: »
    Eddie are crap in comparison IMO.

    Elephant & Castle are the best in Dublin I have had. OP think they do takeaway if you can get there from Wexford street, its not too far especially if you are on a bike.

    Well myself and my partner both thought the wings were overcooked and far too salty..maybe they were having a bad day but i sure wont be back.


  • #11
    chris85
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    Degsy wrote: »
    Well myself and my partner both thought the wings were overcooked and far too salty..maybe they were having a bad day but i sure wont be back.

    Unlike them to be bad. Maybe give them one more. Their burgers and salads are nice also.

    Tribeca in Ranelagh also is great. AFAIK its owned by same people as E&C


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  • #12
    Hootanany
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    chris85 wrote: »
    Unlike them to be bad. Maybe give them one more. Their burgers and salads are nice also.

    Tribeca in Ranelagh also is great. AFAIK its owned by same people as E&C



    I didn't know that since when.


  • #13
    chris85
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,502 ✭✭✭chris85


    Hootanany wrote: »
    I didn't know that since when.

    Apologies run by ex staff of E&C. Got my info mixed up. The menus are very similar altogether. Tribeca is wonderful. Love the location and the food is superb.


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