Alibi Roadhouse has been a London staple for over two decades, and its wings are a big reason why locals keep coming back. The jumbo wings deliver on both size and flavour, with standout options like lemon pepper making a strong case for ordering a second round. Weekly specials — including dedicated wing deals early in the week — make it an even easier sell for regulars who know when to show up.

Beyond the wings, this is a full-on roadhouse experience: dim lighting, pool tables at $2 a round, and wall-to-wall TVs tuned to whatever game matters most. Beer arrives cold in refrigerated pint glasses, a small touch that signals this place takes the bar side of things seriously. The Alibi Sampler is worth considering for groups who want to graze — onion rings, fries, and assorted bites all come out hot and freshly cooked. The crowd spans every age and occasion, which says a lot about a place that’s earned its reputation the old-fashioned way.

Fatty Patty’s earns its place in the local wing conversation with a no-frills, all-flavour approach that keeps regulars coming back. The wings arrive hot and saucy in a setting that feels genuinely lived-in — sports memorabilia lines the walls, cold beer flows, and the crowd tends to be the kind that clearly knows a good thing when they’ve found it.

Wing nights draw a devoted following, and for good reason: these are the kind of wings that convert people who thought they didn’t even like wings. The buffalo options are a standout, and the kitchen doesn’t skimp on size or sauce. While you’re here, the nachos are nearly as celebrated — loaded generously and worth ordering alongside your wings. The cheesecake is a surprisingly strong closer, and the overall value makes it easy to order freely without watching the bill too closely.

The atmosphere leans classic Canadian sports bar, unpretentious and welcoming, with service that’s warm and attentive.

Jimbo’s earns its spot on any serious wings list in London — bold claim, but the proof is in the plate. This is a classic neighbourhood pub that hasn’t lost its soul, and the chicken wings are the undisputed star of the menu. Monday wing night draws a loyal crowd for good reason, with flavourful, well-executed wings that hold their own against any competition in the city.

Beyond the food, Jimbo’s delivers the full pub experience. A half-covered patio handles the unpredictable weather with ease, making it a year-round favourite for after-work drinks and casual meals. Inside, pool tables and dartboards keep the energy lively, while karaoke nights turn the place into something genuinely fun. Cold beer, fair prices, and a crowd of friendly regulars round out everything that makes a great local pub. It’s the kind of spot that feels instantly comfortable — a rare thing worth holding onto.

Master Choice 2 for 1 Pizza wears its pizza credentials on its sleeve, but the wings are a serious reason to show up. Crispy, well-seasoned, and consistently on point, they’ve earned fierce loyalty among locals who make the trip across town just for them. The kitchen clearly takes quality seriously across the board — dough is made in-house, toppings are fresh, and that same commitment carries through every plate. The value here is genuinely hard to beat; combo deals pack in pounds of wings alongside full pizzas, garlic bread, and drinks at prices that make the big chains look overpriced. While you’re at it, don’t overlook the panzerottis filled with homemade marinara, or the fresh-fried donuts that have quietly become a neighbourhood institution. A warm, family-run atmosphere makes first-time visitors feel like regulars, and the generous portions keep everyone coming back.

Pizza Rounds might be celebrated for its thin-crust slices and unbeatable walk-in prices, but those in the know always add an order of wings to the mix. Served dry with sauce on the side, the wings arrive crispy and confident — a technique that lets the natural flavour do the talking before you even reach for a dip. Generous portions and remarkably reasonable pricing make it easy to go back for more, and the warm, welcoming staff turn a casual pickup into a genuinely enjoyable stop.

The pizza holds its own, too: a fluffy-yet-crispy crust loaded with generous toppings and a savory sauce that avoids the over-sweetened pitfall of chain competitors. Panzerottis round out a menu that punches well above its price point. Some regulars make the drive from over an hour away specifically for the wings-and-pizza combo — and once you’ve tried it, that’s not hard to understand.

Roxbury Pub & Grill has earned its loyal following the old-fashioned way — with generously sized wings, a solid lineup of flavours, and the kind of welcoming vibe that keeps locals coming back week after week. The honey garlic wings are a standout, coating each piece in a sticky, flavour-packed glaze that hits just right. Portions are honest and the prices are genuinely refreshing in a city where pub grub can get pricey fast.

But the Roxbury is more than a wing spot. The heated outdoor patio is a warm-weather staple, the nachos arrive in mountain-sized servings, and the garlic bread with cheese and bacon is the kind of appetizer you’ll be thinking about on the drive home. Thursday nights bring live band karaoke, and the energy on those evenings is electric. Free parking makes the whole experience even easier to love.

There’s something deeply satisfying about tucking into a plate of wings at a proper British pub, and The Waltzing Weasel delivers on both fronts. The wings here are consistently excellent — arriving hot, well-seasoned, and with just the right amount of crisp to the skin. Pair them with a full rack of ribs and a cold draft and you’ve got one of the best value spreads in the city.

The interior leans into its British roots with warm wood paneling and that unmistakable neighbourhood pub feel, while the patio offers a relaxed outdoor option that overlooks a nearby mini golf course — making it a surprisingly fun destination for groups and families. The British-inspired menu goes well beyond wings, with standouts like Yorkshire pudding prime rib sliders, shepherd’s pie, and French onion soup rounding out a menu that genuinely earns its reputation. Service is friendly, attentive, and genuinely warm throughout.