Wogies, New York, New York Restaurant Details

Food:

Great food. Hard to watch a game though as it always gets crowded and there aren't that many TVs

Food:

Atmosphere of a NYC bar with the people and food of a Philly bar. This tends to be a neighborhood hang for people in the area. Not remarkable as a destination bar, the drinks are solid, well-priced, and usually come with a side of conversation. I've had the wings several times and they're pretty good, as bar food goes. Good for a casual stop or to visit with a few friends. They tend to be full at night in a good way and slower during the day. Once or twice, I've had meetings there during daylight hours that went pretty smoothly.

Food:

Straight up philly bar. If there is a philly game of any sort on, and you are not into it, best to stay away and this place will be packed to the walls. The cheesesteaks, wings, and garbage bread are all very good.

Food:

Great place for a casual drink before going out in the West Village...but definitely recommend eating beforehand.

'Famous' for their philly cheesesteaks; both of the ones we tried were mediocre at best. Dry & flavorless meat paired with cold cheese made for a less than appetizing dish.

The meal was saved in part by their Frickles...which were both crispy and moist all at the same time.

Would definitely come back for the gin & tonic, but maybe stay away from the food...

Food:

No.

Do not be fooled by my pretty photos, thr food here is awful. Great for a few beers but NOTHING else. I went here despite the mediocre rating because it made a Thrilllist for best wings.

The wings were drier than anything I've ever had and while the krazy wings had decent heat, it was overshadowed by the gross dryness. The Parmesan wings tasted like something fishy and had an odd smell. The ranch was watery. The potato bread...Interesting but missing half the menu ingredients.

The staff, however, was friendly, even offering to buy us a beer after seeing our full plates.