American grill chain specializing in chicken wings in many flavors & levels of heat.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 370 Talbert Rd Suite 100, Mooresville, NC 28117
Phone: (704) 360-4026
Website: https://www.eastcoastwings.com/
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Reviews
Tyler Nals
I only have good things to say. Just keep in mind that I didn’t eat the wings. I like fried wings and dry-rub wings, not saucy wings. So I can’t comment on the wings—despite the name and branding. I can tell you this though…
The Chipotle Chicken Salad is legit. A little watery at the bottom when you get to the end due to all the lettuce, and maybe they can add a little more chicken for the price, but even with those factors, I still highly recommend it. A great light meal! Even with the price, that’s made up for on a Wednesday with $2.50 beer. Looks like this might be a Wednesday spot for me when in town.
The atmosphere is pretty cool. Just cozy with a small bar.
The staff is excellent.
Overall, check it out! Either you will love the wings or you will find something else. A chill and clean place.
… moreThe Chipotle Chicken Salad is legit. A little watery at the bottom when you get to the end due to all the lettuce, and maybe they can add a little more chicken for the price, but even with those factors, I still highly recommend it. A great light meal! Even with the price, that’s made up for on a Wednesday with $2.50 beer. Looks like this might be a Wednesday spot for me when in town.
The atmosphere is pretty cool. Just cozy with a small bar.
The staff is excellent.
Overall, check it out! Either you will love the wings or you will find something else. A chill and clean place.
Emma Evers
We enjoyed the fries, chips, and lettuce wraps very much; the fries and chips have a lot of seasoning! The bone-in wings were very crispy and not fatty at all. This restaurant is a bit on the pricey side, which is why it was surprising to receive actual, literal chicken nuggets instead of boneless wings – and for the same price as bone-in wings (see photos). I could buy chicken nuggets from any grocery store in Mooresville and pay less per piece, which makes this dishonest bait and switch rather disappointing. Despite enjoying the other items we ordered, I won’t be returning to this establishment.
… moreB C
First time trying this North Carolina wing chain. Great assortment of flavors, the wings were perfectly fried and flavorful. Hot garlic cajun spice really hit the spot, and my side salad was fresh. Service was quick, and waitress was very attentive. Stop in on a thursday for 99 cent wings. Friday afternoon was busy, seating space was kinda limited, we had to wait about 10 minutes on a table. Atmosphere is upbeat, sports bar vibe. Booth, table, and bar seating. Variety of brews on tap, and some decent drink specials.
… moreCassidy Davis
Our waitress was great! Atmosphere was clean and not too noisy. Food was delicious no complaints here. Drinks were just as good.
… moreGretchen Hyatt
I was driving and saw that the location here in Mooresville has opened!!!! I ordered some wings on takeout to see if they were like the wings I used to get at their previous Burlington location. The taste, the crispy on the outside vs the softness on the inside was definitely there! My son took the rest of my wings but that smile on his face was worth it! I definitely will be returning to eat, drink, and watch my favorite team play!!! My only recommendation: This place needs MORE VISIBILITY! We been looking for you!!!
… moreAnthony Pompano
The food here is really good as a better quality BWW, and more of a small comfy sports bar style. We had a waitress named sky, she was extremely helpful. In fact I ordered her favorites all exactly as she orders them and it was banging! They do need to fix those carrots though and trim them down a bit
… moreZachary O’Connor
Came in for a pick up order and when we got home noticed the tots were missing from our order. Kinda annoying but I’ll live. The kicker comes with salad having a bug right on top (luckily) and now a good portion of my meal is missing/questionable. Terrible first experience.
… moreRon Davis
Our server Peyton was excellent! Helpful, friendly, professional, and a great representative of the restaurant.
… moreV.J. “V.J. 300”
Edit: I figured out why the wings I get was different from an employee. I retract what I said in this post.
Early on, the food and service was amazing. However that has quickly become a problem. I usually order online and the cooks don’t seem to know how to follow directions or know how to cook in general. For example, one of the things I order are wings with either light sauce or saucy; virgin heat or hotter. Why do those wings look and at times taste like they are dry rubbed? Not only that, they hardly have any sauce on them, regardless if I have chosen light sauce or saucy. On top of that, most of the food I get tastes like it has been over cooked. I don’t know what changed with East Coast Wings at the Mooresville location but I think it’s time to move on from them. It is too much money to be wasted on dryed up food.
… moreEarly on, the food and service was amazing. However that has quickly become a problem. I usually order online and the cooks don’t seem to know how to follow directions or know how to cook in general. For example, one of the things I order are wings with either light sauce or saucy; virgin heat or hotter. Why do those wings look and at times taste like they are dry rubbed? Not only that, they hardly have any sauce on them, regardless if I have chosen light sauce or saucy. On top of that, most of the food I get tastes like it has been over cooked. I don’t know what changed with East Coast Wings at the Mooresville location but I think it’s time to move on from them. It is too much money to be wasted on dryed up food.
Ben Sullivan
Do you like overpriced, dry wings?
They have over 50 different flavors of wings, but no teriyaki – the wings came out too quickly, and it was obvious that they had been sitting under a heat lamp and half tossed in their sauce. The Garlic Parmesan wings are a joke.
The service was good, professional, but the entire atmosphere is sterile, corporate, and off-putting. To be ‘appealing as possible’ the environment is as bland as possible.
The real injustice is the wings are affordably priced, but like so many restaurants these days they’re charging $3.50 for a soft drink. I understand restaurants run on thin margins, but this is an intentionally deceptive practice founded upon the customer’s preconception that the few cents of syrup used for a soft drink won’t be dramatically marked up.
The core of hospitality and the restaurant industry is to keep the customers coming back – I will not only never eat at an East Coast wings again, I will preach on the corner of Main Street that this corporate abomination is offense not just food, but good faith, capitalism, and god.
… moreThey have over 50 different flavors of wings, but no teriyaki – the wings came out too quickly, and it was obvious that they had been sitting under a heat lamp and half tossed in their sauce. The Garlic Parmesan wings are a joke.
The service was good, professional, but the entire atmosphere is sterile, corporate, and off-putting. To be ‘appealing as possible’ the environment is as bland as possible.
The real injustice is the wings are affordably priced, but like so many restaurants these days they’re charging $3.50 for a soft drink. I understand restaurants run on thin margins, but this is an intentionally deceptive practice founded upon the customer’s preconception that the few cents of syrup used for a soft drink won’t be dramatically marked up.
The core of hospitality and the restaurant industry is to keep the customers coming back – I will not only never eat at an East Coast wings again, I will preach on the corner of Main Street that this corporate abomination is offense not just food, but good faith, capitalism, and god.