12 Best Chicken Wings in Morgantown

“Everything here is amazing. My new number one place in morgantown. Planning on bringing everyone I know here to try it. The people are great and the food is even better. Got the buffalo chicken melt last night with cheese and bacon fries and i was BLOWN AWAY. Absolutely awesome place.“

“Fantastic fried chicken 🍗 and amazing sandwiches. Do one thing and do it well and the Dirty Bird hits all the notes. Crispy fried chicken made to order and always delicious. Turkey Treason sandwich piled high oven roasted turkey with bacon,Swiss and cranberry sauce. It is enough for dinner and lunch. The Dirty Bird Sandwich is a must try.“

“Me and my boyfriend decided to try Lefty’s Place for dinner last night (01/24/25) after seeking recommendations from my family and friends on Facebook for a place with the best pizza and wings in Morgantown. This place was PACKED, which was the first indication that it served great food, and I wasn’t wrong. Hands down, it was the BEST pizza I’ve had in a long, long time! The ratio of toppings was perfect and they went all the way to the edge, so there was no dough left uncovered. The crust was crunchy but not hard, and each bite was just as good as the first one. We also had the bone-in wings, which were meaty and delicious and the sauces were fantastic! (I ordered the Sweet Heat sauce, and it was perfect for me because I can’t eat anything too spicy anymore). And I have to give a big shoutout to our waitress, Emily — she was awesome! She was very friendly and provided us with the best 5 star service! She didn’t miss a beat when it came to making sure we had everything we needed. My only overall critique is that it’s small inside and got pretty crowded and loud at times, but it was well worth it. We will definitely visit Lefty’s Place again soon! It’s a great place to check out if you haven’t been there yet. 😊 #jeanie&scott-food4thought“

“The family got the most tasteful on Honey Baregue chicken and Parmesan Garlic chicken wings from Buffalo Wild Wings if I could give a infinity rate I would loved the food service atmosphere. I will be coming back and will recommend Buffalo Wild Wings and too everyone. It was HankOoooperfection!!!!“

“Best fries in Morgantown!!“

“Great food great service and great servers when I was there last my 1 yr old autistic son had a small melt down and I really couldn't eat instead one of the servers came over and started talking to him so I could enjoy my meal love the pizzas“

“I have not tried anything from scorors menu I havnt liked. it is all on point. I highly recommend them. even if you are not a drinker. the food is amazing. drinks are on point as well.“

“Layne’s Chicken Fingers: The Multiverse of Fried Madness

Walking into Layne’s, you might feel a strange sense of déjà vu. The chicken. The sauce. The Texas toast. It’s all eerily familiar—like Raising Cane’s, but with a slightly different font and a stubborn refusal to be sued. But here’s the kicker: Layne’s has been frying tendies since 1994, back when Todd Graves was still welding pipes in Los Angeles, blissfully unaware that Texas had already beat him to the punch. That’s why the year 1994 is plastered no fewer than six times in and outside this fine establishment—just in case a certain billionaire chicken mogul starts getting any ideas.

Now, let’s talk tenders. Layne’s spicy version isn’t that spicy, but it has about 100x more flavor than the competition. And unlike that other chicken joint with its one lonely sauce, Layne’s gives you options—six sauces, including Jalapeño Ranch (bold), Gravy (unexpected), and, of course, Layne’s Sauce (suspiciously familiar). The crinkle fries? Piping hot and salted by someone who respects the craft. The Texas toast? Properly grilled, because Texas takes its carbs seriously.

Then there are the milkshakes—five flavors, sitting there, mocking my self-control. Did I get one? No. Do I regret it? Yes.

Now, is Layne’s co-founder Mike Garrett worth $9.5 billion like Todd Graves? Probably not. But has he made an honest buck serving up quality fried chicken without building a corporate empire? You bet.

As for the dining experience, the service was fine—no forced “My Pleasure,” but also no existential dread behind the register. However, be warned: if you drive here, you’ll have to pay to park on the street or in a lot. And whatever you do, do not back into your spot, or Morgantown’s friendly parking enforcers will hit you with a delightful $7.50 ticket. Because nothing complements a box of hot, crispy tenders like a parking violation.

If you’ve got a craving for tendies while watching your meme stocks tank, give Layne’s a shot. It’s hot, fresh, and—unlike some other places—you don’t have to ask permission for lemonade.“

“The guy at the register made sure my food was freshly made instead of giving me food that sit under the heat light that was ready to be thrown away like other places I've been to have done in the past so I give credit to this specific little Caesars. The guy that was working that day deserves a raise!! Keep up the wonderful work!! Us food lovers greatly appreciate your generosity!“

“laid back people, quick service“

“Great Food! great people!“