Who Has the Best Boneless Wings in Boston?

Ben wrote:
Wendell's to me is nothing more than an overpriced, small-portioned specialty wing place. They only allow one pitcher of beer per person (3 beers) and it will cost you around $11.00 for one order of wings (with blue cheese, carrots). RIP off, Small wings, terrible service.
(Posted on 10/9/07)

tm wrote:
Buffs Pub in Newton. Buffs is the best choice for wings.
(Posted on 10/26/07)

tpmjr wrote:
Buffs is the best; always has been, always will be.
(Posted on 12/9/07)

Tom wrote:
Buffs is hands down the best buffalo wings. For boneless, especially with heavy breading, it has to be the 99.
(Posted on 12/10/07)

NG wrote:
I am extremely passionate for boneless buffalo wings and my favorite place is Daedalus in Harvard Square. Check it out!
(Posted on 2/8/08)

MZ wrote:
The Fowler House in Quincy has great boneless buffalo wings.
(Posted on 2/15/08)

IO-G wrote:
John Brewer's Tavern in Waltham on Route 20 has awesome boneless wings. My children love the raspberry habanero wings, sweet with a little zing to them.
(Posted on 2/28/08)

Tammy wrote:
Good morning, I think that the 99 Restaurant has great wings, and a very good portion for the money.
(Posted on 3/8/08)

maitre d' wrote:
99 all the way!
(Posted on 4/1/08)

nikoboy wrote:
Try the Orchard Park Grill in Watertown. I recommend the OPG wings...large, tasty, and a great value.
(Posted on 4/29/08)

the modern serf wrote:
I know this is heresy to some, but as a UMass alum I just can't get enough of the Wings Over... chain.
(Posted on 6/21/09)

DonC wrote:
Wendell's is not cheap, but that's because it is worth it. Huge fan of their wings. If you love real hot food, then there is no place better.
(Posted on 8/24/09)

RAW wrote:
Lazy Dog, Lynn. Ask for Buffalo Tenders dinner, great with their homemade baked beans and sweet potato fries and salad w/ house dressing.
(Posted on 8/24/09)

MO'C wrote:
Donohue's in Watertown.
(Posted on 10/12/09)

db wrote:
Wings Express, Waltham.
(Posted on 10/12/09)

bko wrote:
I was shocked, I went to Bar Louie this weekend in Foxboro, and their boneless bbq wings and their on-the-bone buffalo wings were great. And the on-the-bone ones were huge, tons of meat on each. I'm a big wendells and buffs fan, so I was shocked.
(Posted on 1/13/10)

ers wrote:
WING IT!!!
(Posted on 1/13/10)

ll wrote:
The Old Timer in Clinton!!
(Posted on 1/13/10)

KW wrote:
My favorite buffalo fingers (and buffalo shrimp) used to be Thornton's Fenway Grille. Unfortunately it was burned down last January, however, they've opened a new location in Providence with the same menu. Hoping they rebuild the Fenway location.
Now my favorite buffalo finger appetizer is from the 99. Great crunchy boneless wings. Love'em.
(Posted on 1/13/10)

DME wrote:
In addition to Buff's, Wings Over (Brookline) has great wings - with or without bones.
(Posted on 1/13/10)

MH wrote:
Not a fan of breaded boneless wings. Great, non-breaded wings can be had at The Sunset Tap and Grill in Allston. The spicy ones have a great peppery taste to go with the traditional wing flavor. Wing It in Allston has good ones too.
(Posted on 1/14/10)

kb wrote:
The Loft in North Andover makes great boneless buffalo tenders.
(Posted on 3/16/10)

colleen wrote:
I like Wings Express on Moody in Waltham, you get a big portion of their boneless for $8, and they have quite a variety of flavors from mild to hot hot hot! I've been passing by Buff's Pub in Newton on the bus lately, I'll have to try it too!
(Posted on 5/13/10)

LD wrote:
John Brewers in Waltham and the OPG in Watertown.
(Posted on 5/13/10)

Digg wrote:
The Adams Pub at the Adam's Inn in Quincy has some of the greatest wings I've had in a long time. Not as good as Wendells, however, they are so fresh and tasty!!
(Posted on 5/13/10)

SAM wrote:
The Red Rose Cafe in Weymouth has GREAT wings! It's an irish concept pub, but the kitchen is run by a bbq team! Prices are more than reasonable, and the portions are HUGE!
(Posted on 7/28/10)

seth wrote:
Eat at Jumbo's (Somerville) has over 40 flavors of fresh hand breaded boneless wings and blows all the above way!
(Posted on 11/4/10)

msgcook wrote:
Honey Hots at Maguire's in Easton!
(Posted on 4/7/11)

Jack wrote:
DJ's on the Cape!
(Posted on 4/11/11)

DD wrote:
Cafe style wings at Halfway Cafe in Watertown are AMAZING!
(Posted on 4/11/11)

KC wrote:
Why do people keep posting about wings when that isn't the question?
The 99 is one of the best places for boneless.
(Posted on 4/11/11)

Jack wrote:
I really liked the wings at Game On by Fenway.
(Posted on 4/11/11)

Harp00n wrote:
Give me bone but, if you must, The Chickenbone Saloon's are right up there, IMO.
(Posted on 4/11/11)

DJ wrote:
Katie's Burger Bar in Plymouth has great panko breaded boneless buffalo wings with excellent house made blue cheese dressing.
(Posted on 4/11/11)

NH wrote:
DEFINITELY Maynard Village Pizza. THE best boneless buffalo.
(Posted on 4/11/11)

LC wrote:
Chicken Bone Saloon in Framingham.
(Posted on 4/12/11)

beerman303 wrote:
Boneless Cafe at the Halfway Cafe, buzz not so much.
(Posted on 7/19/11)

Grover Taylor wrote:
Seth- Thank you! The best unheard to eat wings is Eat at Jumbo's for sure... I welcome the rest of you to try my place... I'm here 90% of the time. and also a former wing it employee as is the owner of Wings Express. Thanks again Seth...
(Posted on 7/20/11)