Victory Lounge in Seattle

Fun bar/venue— plays local bands.

Excellent all around. Great wings!

(This is a chicken wing review) Bad chicken wings are about as un-American as affordable healthcare  and caring about ones neighbor! Well sad to say this, but the Victory Lounges Wings are Un-American! The price may be American, South American even, but the wings themself are straight un-patriotic. I (through my many travels and national exploits have came to crown myself as the local "wing expert) have rarely ever had wings so unapologetically disappointing. The Victory Lounge is nestled beside the I5 corridor but happens to be in one of the hardest to reach parts of town during rush hour. The inside of the bar is clean and seating is able but not comfortable for long hauls The staff was friendly and easy to approach which is always comforting when going in to local watering holes. However, the wings (they also serve craft hot dogs which I hear are quite renowned in the area) which they serve at half price on Wednesday's were such a disappointment I immediately wanted not only my money back, but also my lunch break from work! The wings which come in only two flavors a teriyaki type sauce and Franks Red Hots were extremely small. The wings here are so small that one might wonder where you might go about even finding wings that small for purchase. The sauce was good, but it's Frank's so they're always consistent in taste. Unfortunately, the biggest draw back of the wings was the quality of the chicken. When I would try to go in for a bite the chicken bones would break and splinter due to either the chicken being old or of super low quality. I found myself picking bones out my mouth,...