WingsUp! Niagara Falls - Thorold Stone

We stopped by for some wings as we were in the area. The honey garlic Parm were fantastic and saucy, with the lemon pepper potato wedges also being a surprise hit. They have different daily specials on sandwiches as well as a one pound wing walk-in deal for $12.99. Worth checking out 😋

Fantastic first experience at WingsUp! The staff/owners were all very friendly and explained to us all the deals that they offer. The wings were amazing (we tried the Honey Garlic Parm and the Lemon Pepper), really fresh and a great portion for $15 on Wing Wednesday! Definitely will be back and recommend this spot to others :)

10/10 experience at Wings Up Niagara Falls! The owners are so kind and checked in on how we were enjoying our food. The wings were so saucy and delicious and everything was made hot and fresh! We will be back 100%.

UPDATE- The owner reached out and genuinely took responsibility for the Dec 27 order. They made it right with a follow-up order, and I’m happy to say the food this time was excellent — proper portions, well-cut vegetables, balanced seasoning, clean presentation, and everything included as it should be. More importantly, it’s clear the new owner truly cares about customers and the reputation of this location. Mistakes happen, but how they’re handled matters, and this was handled the right way. Consistency like this is what will rebuild trust, and if this level is maintained, I’m confident this location will do very well. Appreciate the accountability and the improved experience. I’m writing this review after two separate orders placed days apart, and the difference between them was hones

I went with non-breaded wings so the sauces could really shine, and it was the right call. Each flavor stood out in its own way: • Honey Hot – A perfect sweet-heat balance. The honey gives a light caramelized stickiness, while the hot sauce adds a slow-building kick without overwhelming the taste buds. Great for anyone who likes a little burn with their sweetness. • Thai Sauce – Bright and tangy with a hint of citrus and ginger. It has a nice chili warmth and a slightly herbal note that keeps it interesting. Probably the most unique of the three. • Jerk BBQ – Smoky and rich with that classic jerk spice aroma—cloves, allspice, and a touch of scotch bonnet heat. The BBQ base adds a molasses sweetness that makes it hearty and bold. The wings themselves were cooked well: juicy inside, lightly