The Best Deals For National Wing Day

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Chicken wings are sort of having a moment right now. They have gotten to be in such demand that a chicken wing shortage has caused some restaurants to switch to thighs.

But that doesn’t mean you can’t find them. The following National Chicken Wing deals are available at all participating locations. To be sure, all your local restaurant in advance to make sure they’re offering the deal.

Here Are Some Of The Best Deals For National Wing Day

Ready to see who has the best wing deals for National Wing Day?

Buffalo Wild Wings

The chain is offering a buy-one-get-one deal Thursday on boneless wings for dine-in or takeout.

Hooters

To celebrate National Chicken Wing Day, Hooters is giving dine-in guests 10 free boneless wings with the purchase of any 10 wings. Hurry now!

Smokey Bones

Did somebody say BOGO wings? At Smokey Bones, you can get eight boneless wings free when you buy four “whole wings.”

ThighStop

Thighstop, aka Wingstop is offering two free bone-in thighs with any $15 purchase when you order via Thighstop.com or DoorDash.

Wing Zone

At Wing Zone, customers can get 16 Boneless Wings for $10 or 16 Original Wings for $5 more with #promocode 2195.

Wings Over

Wings Over is offering $5 off on chicken wings on National Wing Day. To take advantage of the discount,, enter promo code WINGDAY21 at checkout online or on the restaurant’s app.

Where Can You Get Chicken Wings Locally Near You?

For some local flavor, you may be wondering where to get some chicken wings near you. Here are the best chicken wing spots in Atlanta.

Metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?

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