Reviews Stickywings

Food was pretty good. Portion sizes are decent, eating the wings does get messy, especially the BBQ wings. However, it is worth getting messy for. Their chips were average, could be improved if they double cook it. Their Profiterole cheesecake is personally one of my favourite desserts of all time. Atmosphere and decor could be slightly better, also customer service could be better. Overall good place, would recommend!

Restaurant is small in space but has a nice overall friendly atmosphere. Menu is limited but the few things they do have to offer is brilliant. Owner is a lovely person who is welcoming and warm. His wife however is not as friendly and can come across rude and intimidating at times. But food is great for an affordable price 👌

A small place with a simple menu with different types of wings available. You also have two portion sizes to choose from . The U.K. Portion comes with 6 wings and fries and US PORtion comes with 11 wings and fries and well if you let go of the fries , you get 2-3 extra wings instead.

Recommendation - try American buffalo , bbq or hot chilli wings.

Halal- yes

Not only was the food amazing but so was the service.
The staff explained their whole menu to us and recommended the right amount of food.

Never go without ordering their coleslaw:-)

This humble urban chic looking shack is the home to one of the BEST Halal chicken wings eateries in London. The name epitomises what's on offer on the menu. The establishment is called Sticky Wings & that's exactly what you get. Copious amounts of buffalo wings slathered all over with a choice of elixir (sauces). Just writing this review is making my mouth salivate. They also offer two types of burgers. I opted for the bagel beef burger. The burgers are good, but the "piece de resistance" is undoubtedly the chicken wings. Forget Red Bull, Sticky Wings quite literally gives you Wings.

Good Buffalo wings are not easy to come by in London, when well executed, it can be such an addictable item that you just can't stop eating one after another.

Sticky wings just as described. They have some amazing flavours from sweet to the fiery mouth burning hot sauces. Nice little snack place. Nice

Still love the place for its simplicity but there use to be some tasty drumsticks in the basket now there is only wings!

With chicken wings, as with many life experiences, you generally only remember the very worst or the very best. My personal worst is a tie between some sad little pucks of broiler poultry I had at Giraffe offshoot Chooks , which would have been bad enough even if I didn't have to travel all the way to Muswell Hill to find that out, and a box of flabby microwaved greaseballs that came free with my housemate's Domino's pizza one time. Both were not just poor but memorably inept, Chooks being a particularly lazy leap onto the chicken bandwagon, and the Domino's wings came with a vegetarian pizza. Who knows what they were thinking. As for the best? My opinion is tied there too. On the one hand there are the MeatLiquor Bingo Wings, generous in flavour and portion size, and now served with even more of their lovely chunky blue cheese dip. And there is of course the brilliant Orange Buffalo, who use mango in their sauce and whose blue cheese dip is also worth the trip alone. Both are all the

A very tasty pleasant evening. Food was generous good value portions. excellent service in a friendly atmosphere.
Wings were great. My rating 5 star plus.
Ask to see the half ticket to heaven

With chicken wings, as with many life experiences, you generally only remember the very worst or the very best. My personal worst is a tie between some sad little pucks of broiler poultry I had at Giraffe offshoot Chooks, which would have been bad enough even if I didn't have to travel all the way to Muswell Hill to find that out, and a box of flabby microwaved greaseballs that came free with my housemate's Domino's pizza one time. Both were not just poor but memorably inept, Chooks being a particularly lazy leap onto the chicken bandwagon, and the Domino's wings came with a vegetarian pizza. Who knows what they were thinking.  

As for the best? My opinion is tied there too. On the one hand there are the MeatLiquor Bingo Wings, generous in flavour and portion size, and now served with even more of their lovely chunky blue cheese dip. And there is of course the brilliant Orange Buffalo, who use mango in their sauce and whose blue cheese dip is also worth the trip alone. Both are all the more impressive considering they've sourced or invented their own hot sauces (MeatLiquor's is from somewhere in Peckham, but like everything they do is shrouded in secrecy) - usually any attempt to steer away from the traditional Franks & butter ends in disaster.  
Sticky Wings began life in the wilds of Lewisham but struggled with the lack of passing trade, staff, opening hours, basically everything you might expect when trying to run a restaurant in Lewisham. Now on bustling Brick Lane, they've at least solved the passing trade issue, and have themselves a bright and clean new restaurant in which to serve wings 4 ways, wraps, burgers and a variety of interesting sides.

First things first and if you take only one bit of information away from this post, make sure it's this - the Sticky Wings' American Buffalo wings are about as good an example as I've found anywhere in the world. They're great big healthy-looking things, with thick, strong bones and good, firm, flavoursome flesh. The skin is crisped up perfectly, bubbly and with a great crunch thanks to a deft hand with the fryer. And each are coated with a generous amount of classic Frank's hot sauce cut with butter. Dipped in some of the Sticky Wings blue cheese, they are impossible not to love.  

For the sake of completeness, we tried a couple of other options. The boneless wings were in fact not wings but breasts, but were commendably moist and would make a good option for anyone too lazy to eat around the bones. Garlic mushrooms were nice and garlicky, jalapeno balls (the only item they don't make in-house we were told) had a lovely cheesy filling and were just spicy enough, and deep fried corn was dusted in some kind of BBQ rub which worked incredibly well.  

We also tried a small portion of the hot chilli wings, their fierce heat generated by pickled ghost chilli amongst other things. Pickling the ghost chilli apparently tames the heat but retains all of the flavour, and it's certainly true they had more than just a dry heat; fresh herbs and spices created a complex and very satisfying effect. I'm glad we only got a small portion though - one was enough to have me reaching for an ice-cold Sam Adams.  

There are more reasons to love Sticky Wings that don't have anything to do with the food. Firstly, the owners love to chat, and so service is just as much about welcoming you like an old friend as it is about bringing another round of seriously cold beer. And they won't even let you pay for said service - tips are not encouraged, but if you do insist on leaving something (as we did last night) they get donated to a local children's hospital. So you can enjoy of the best wings in the world whilst doing your bit for a good cause. I doubt anyone will need any more reasons to visit - this place is destined to be a huge hit.

Most times it's the simple things that work the best. Take StickyWings: not only is it exactly what it says on the tin but also does it so well, and any misgivings I had over a place that only did chicken wings were immediately dismissed when our order arrived.

The simple nature of place didn't limit it though - I can see this as a place for the guys, for mixed groups and for dates. The food was solid and fulfilling, and 20 quid worth of chicken and sides was more than enough for the three of us guys who were eating tonight.

Alas the pessimistic in me can see exactly where StickyWings is heading though - either it'll go under because people will dismiss it or it will become super popular and start cutting corners. It hasn't happened yet, so I'll be sure to be checking it out as much as possible before it does. Totally recommended while it lasts and for me a brilliant alternative to the current spate of "American burger diner bars" cropping up every five minutes.

Not really local, but my local Sunday spot! Best Buffalo Wings in London!! Been going to this joint for 2 years more than once a week! The owners are a great couple and so are the rest of the family/employees!! Definitely my favourite gaff!

This place is famous for its wings. I could not agree more. These were possibly the best buffalo wings I have ever tasted. In regards to the burgers, they sell a beef burger and a chicken burger. The chicken burger was on point. It was succulent and complimented the wings. The beef burger was imo a bit plain, especially side by side with the chicken burger. Fries were standard. The atmosphere was quite nice. Staff there were kind and made us feel welcome. Prices were fairly standard. So would I go again? Definately, highly recommended Take your family there And enjoy

I come here with the Mrs quite frequently and have always enjoyed it here. Food is great portions reasonable and staff are friendly. Make sure you get their app, you can get freebies once you collect enough points :D I'd recommend this place for some of the best buffalo wings in town!!

It was really an amazing experience for me. I wanted to try both their burger and chicken wrap. Burger was okay however chicken wrap was legendary. Owner suggested me with buffalo sauce. I think I will come here again.

No-frills eclectic wings place. Hugely enjoyable, highly recommended! There's not that many places down Brick Lane that took credit card - I checked first and they were happy to accommodate me. There's no Wifi but.. hey, I didn't go there to work. It's not a large place; don't be surprised if you turn up with a sizeable crowd and need to wait for space to become available - there's a mixture of small and medium tables, along with longer benches for family-sized gatherings, all of varying heights - as though they thought of each particular diner group and designed seating to accommodate every type of visitor. I'd heard they'd won awards and held their own against New York-style cooking... and have to say I was impressed at the quality of the wings: hard crispy outer with a fiery coating plus a chilli dip to the side (which had a nice chilli taste but without a punchy sting so didn't distract from the wings, a nice addendum for the chips to dip). I could have done with some vinegar for the chips plus cutlery (none on tables) for the more stubborn bites... but there are ample other condiments and napkins on the table. It's honest messy finger food. Wings, chips and beer was just over a tenner - bargain for what I got. I really enjoyed the visit and the open welcome of the staff - so much that I have earmarked this for a return visit with a few friends that are chilli freaks.

Sticky Wings is the gold standard you compare other chicken shops against. The owner and his staff members are very friendly. Their menu is short and simple but they do it right and thats what makes them great. I have been enjoying their Buffalo wings as well as BBQ flavour for about 5 years now. Occasionally, they offer Strawberry wings which I'm not a fan of but others do rave about. You should try their cheesecake too, really nice touch with the profiteroles.