Best Deals for National Chicken Wings Day in Atlanta

National Chicken Wing Day falls on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, and metro Atlanta spots are serving up solid deals on traditional, boneless, and specialty wings.

Here’s a roundup of notable offers available in the Atlanta area (or at local outposts of national chains). Always confirm details, hours, and participation with the specific location, as deals can vary by franchise and many exclude third-party delivery. Some require dine-in, minimum orders, loyalty accounts, or promo codes.

Standout Local & Regional Deals

  • Bad Daddy’s Burger Bar: 99-cent wings (Classic Buffalo or Thai Chili) all day for dine-in. Minimum of 6 wings; limit of 18 per person.
  • Bonchon (Smyrna, Alpharetta, Fayetteville): Five wings for $5 when ordering via Bonchon.com, the app, or at participating restaurants.
  • Buffalo’s Cafe (locations including Woodstock, Kennesaw, Lawrenceville, Cumming, Acworth, Canton, Cartersville and others): All-you-can-eat bone-in or boneless wings for $19.99, dine-in only.
  • PONKO Chicken (Chamblee, Midtown, Duluth, Alpharetta, Marietta, Auburn): Buy 10 jumbo wings and get 5 free (limit one offer per guest). Sauces include Teriyaki, Spicy, BBQ, Extra Spicy, Miso Serrano, Lemon Pepper, Spicy Lemon Pepper, or Plain.
  • Taco Mac: $1 wings on 6-packs and 10-packs (traditional, roasted, or boneless; 15+ sauces). Use code WINGIT2026 for online orders at Tacomac.com.
  • Buffalo Wild Wings (Peachtree Corners, Sandy Springs, Atlanta/Emory and Cumberland, Alpharetta, Marietta, Mall of Georgia, and more): Free order of boneless or traditional wings with any $15 dine-in purchase. Not valid with third-party delivery. (Note: They also run regular BOGO Wing Tuesdays for rewards members.)
  • Dave & Buster’s (including Marietta and other participating spots): Traditional wings $1 each and boneless 50 cents each (ordered in batches of 10; includes one side of ranch or bleu cheese). Choice of sauce or rub; new limited-time flavors available (Cherry Bomb Sauce, Dill Pickle Rub, Buster’s Signature Sauce). Dine-in only.
  • Hooters (participating locations): 10 wings (breaded, naked, or boneless; excludes Daytona-style) for $7.29. Often tied to a beverage purchase and primarily dine-in.
  • Wingstop (Midtown, Decatur, Cascade Rd, Howell Mill, Vinings, Brookhaven, East Point, Doraville, Sandy Springs, Smyrna, Stone Mountain, South Fulton, Tucker, Marietta, Norcross, Stockbridge, and more): Five free wings with a $10+ qualifying purchase. Use code FREEWINGS on the website or app. Club Wingstop members can redeem multiple times around the date (part of broader Wing Week promotions).
  • Pizza Hut: Buy one any-sized menu-priced order of boneless or traditional wings, get another of equal or lesser value free. Order online or via the app with code BOGOWINGS (participating locations; part of ongoing Wing Wednesday).
  • Whataburger (rewards members at participating restaurants): Buy-one-get-one-free on 9-piece WhataWings (Honey BBQ, Buffalo, Honey Butter, or Sweet & Spicy) via the app or website.55
  • Sonny’s BBQ (rewards members): Free 6-count wings with the purchase of an entrée.

Other Options

  • 7-Eleven / Raise the Roost / Speedy Café: Broader promotions include $1 single tenders or bone-in wings at participating Raise the Roost spots (around July 27–30), delivery deals via the 7NOW app, and rewards-member wing packs.

Atlanta has a strong wing culture (think lemon pepper wet classics and local favorites), so these specials pair well with checking neighborhood spots or social media for last-minute local promos. Prices and availability can change, and some deals are limited or while supplies last—call ahead or check apps/websites before heading out. Enjoy the wings!

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