We love the wings at Gators Dockside in Brownwood. We get the dry rub, extra crispy and they are fabulous! I don't like breaded or fatty wings and the dry rub makes them nice and crisp.

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Gators Dockside in Spanish Springs. I get them grilled with Jerk rub. Best in TV!

I'll second O'Shucks. Best wings I've had so far. Wide variety of dry rubs and wet sauces. Their "O'Shucks" sauce is outrageous! ... Enjoy!! :MOJE_whot:

I am going to tell you all something, knowing there are those who have laughed me down about certain things I use in the kitchen occasionally. But I am asking some of you to try this sometime, for a quick meal.

In the freezer section of Walmart, try their honey barbecue chicken wings.

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I know you can’t judge a restaurant by its menu, but this looks like a place I have to try!

The best wings I’ve had is O’Shucks in Wildwood.. everything there is great..a small, not fancy place..

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Sam's Club has excellent honey barbecue or buffalo frozen wings. Just heat them up in a crockpot. Easy peasy. That's my favorite thing to take to potlucks.

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Applebees without a doubt.

The best are at Gator's Dockside in Lake Sumter Landing. Wings are also the special on Monday and Wednesday when they are 0.75 apiece for dine in.

"Not fancy" is an understatement. But, good food.

We tried Cousin Vinnies in Leesburg for a late lunch/early dinner today. They’re famous for the 37 flavors of chicken wings. They were good but I think I like breaded wings better. There’s a Korean bbq chain called Bon Chon chicken which imho nails them perfectly.

The original Buffalo Chicken Wings that started the wing craze uses Frank's Hot Sauce among other things. Cody's wings are large and good. I also agree that Beef O'Brady's is the closest to the "real thing" in TV.

There is no Gators Dockside in Lake Sumter. It is RJ Gators.