My wife and I headed out for some chicken wings and frozen yogurt at Duff's Famous Wings and Menchies Frozen Yogurt (both at 9360 Bathurst Street, Vaughan, Ontario).
At Duff's Famous Wings we were seated immediately at a table for two. The next table over sat about four people. The seating seemed a little to cosy (i.e. too close to the table next to you with little room to manouvre to get out of your table).
The service at Duff's was fantastic. The waitress, who seemed to have a male trainee in tow all night, was fast and efficient. We ordered our drinks and 20 wings right away and everything arrived at our table within ten minutes of ordering.
The Order: 20 Wings (10 Mild and 10 Honey Garlic) + Lg Fries + Sm Pitcher of Pop (Coke)
The Wings and Fries though were a different story. The Mild BBQ sauce Wings were luke warm at best and had obviously been out of the oven for a little while. The Honey Garlic Wings were a little warmer. Both types of wings seemed rather dry tasting as well.
The fries were just average for any bar and nothing to write home about.
Overall Duff's Wings just aren't that famous. There are only thirteen types of wings and most of them are BBQ or spiced hot. For those that want neither hot nor BBQ there is Honey Garlic or Hot Honey Garlic (Read: It's honey garlic or hit the road!).
Over at Menchies (right next door to Duff's Famous Wings) we had a little more luck. We shared a strawberry frozen yogurt and added some chocolate chips. The frozen yogurt was quite good in consistancy and taste. The service? Excellent considering you make your frozen yogurt creation yourself. The only real worry is that nowhere did I find a list of ingredients on their website or in store as to what is in the yogurt itself. Considering allergies of everything from milk to gluten to peanuts out there, the ingredients should be better displayed. But since I do not have any allergies, I'm more than happy to partake in a little frozen yogurt action.
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