Cleveland Wing Week: Score 6 Wings for $10 at Dozens of Local Spots

Cleveland Wing Week returns with six wings for just $10 at top local spots. See where to go, what to try, and how to win big with your chicken wing crawl.

The messy, spicy, absolutely legendary return of Cleveland Wing Week is here, and your fingers (and face) are about to get a workout. If you’ve ever wanted an excuse to sample the city’s top wings for next to nothing, now’s your week—get six wings for $10 at dozens of the Land’s best bars, restaurants, and breweries, now through Sunday, August 23.

When, Where, and How to Wing It

There’s no better time to dust off your wet wipes: Cleveland Wing Week runs all week long, wrapping up this Sunday. Nearly 30 spots—scattered from West Park to Willoughby—are serving up their finest wings for just $10. Drinks, apps, and tips are extra (tip your bartenders, trust me, wing sauce can be vicious work).

Event dates: Now through Sunday, August 23
Price: 6+ wings for $10 at each spot
Must-visit venues: Fat Head’s Brewery, Great Lakes Brewing Co, Cleveland Brewdog, Sauced Taproom and Kitchen, Immigrant Son Brewery—and plenty more off-the-beaten-path gems.

The Full Lineup: Where to Get Your Wings

This is not just for West Siders or Flats regulars—Wing Week brings everyone together. Some highlights (but check the [official list, as places may change) include:

Branka’s
Dawg House
Elliot’s Bar
Foster’s
Front St. Social
Gunselman’s Tavern
Hot Nachitas
Jojo Carloni’s
Old School Pizza & Wings
Pub Frato
Rollhouse Entertainment
Schnitz Ale Brewery
Tony K’s
West Park Station
West End Tavern
Wyning Bites at Brothers Lounge

Honestly, it’s a chicken lover’s crawl across Northeast Ohio. Dive bars, breweries, and classic neighborhood grills—the whole wing-shaped map is wide open.

Standouts to Try (Because Wings Are Not Created Equal)

There’s a LOT of variety this year, and yes, every place is bringing something a little special. From diners doing old-school spicy to breweries innovating with dry rubs, here are some must-order styles and places to prioritize:

Fat Head’s Brewery – their signature hickory-smoked wings are low-key famous
Great Lakes Brewing Co – beer and big, saucy flats (what’s not to love?)
Sauced Taproom – try anything with their signature garlic parm or any off-menu specialty
Gunselman’s Tavern – always crispy, always classic
Immigrant Son Brewery – for Eastern European inspired twists

Bring your adventurous palate, because at least one spot will toss you a curveball (sweet chili pineapple, anyone?).

Make It a Game: Track Your Progress & Win

It’s not just about eating your weight in drumettes—you get rewarded too. Download the Cleveland Wing Week app to track spots you’ve hit. Nab at least four stops and you’re in for a shot at $250 in gift cards (which, let’s be honest, is just more funds for future food adventures).

How to play:

Use the official app to log each place you eat (proof-of-visit, people!)
Hit 4 or more unique spots
Enter to win up to $250 in bar and restaurant gift cards

If you need an excuse to plan out your weeknight hangs, this is it.

Tips & Tricks for Maximum Wing Success

A little strategy can mean a LOT less regret (and cleaner fingers):

Carpool with friends so nobody fights over parking
Order the house specialty sauce at each joint—it’s how you taste the soul of the venue
BYO wet naps if you’re ambitious
Don’t skimp on tipping, especially on busy nights
Hydrate between stops (beer doesn’t count, but we won’t tell)

Why Cleveland Wing Week Matters

Sure, it’s a great deal on killer wings—but Cleveland Wing Week is really about celebrating our city’s insane, slightly obsessive food energy. It spotlights local businesses, gives you an excuse to bar-hop across neighborhoods, and turns every group text into a brag fest about heat tolerance.

So, go forth and feast. Whether you’re into classic Buffalo, wild honey sriracha, or just like to taste-test the city’s brews and bites, Wing Week is an August tradition every Clevelander can rally around.

Skip the FOMO—pick your spots and get sauced (you, not just the wings).