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The chicken fingers were excellent, and the cold beer was refreshing. The place was very clean, and the staff was friendly.

The dining area is somewhat small, but the cozy atmosphere makes it worth dining here. Their wings are impressively thick and generously sauced! It's a restaurant with a veteran theme, and I will gladly make the effort to support it. Many thanks for the excellent service!

Great food and incredible service with every visit! For those that think the prices are a bit steep, remember that a portion of WW's proceeds are donated to charities that provide assistance to our nation's veterans. Support this local business!! Try the Warrior Bird Dogs!!! View menu

I feel compelled to leave this review. To keep it brief, I experienced food poisoning after eating the wings, which seems to have affected several employees as well. My situation was particularly severe, leading to a costly hospital visit of $11k due to complications with my lungs. I've been a customer for a long time, but I will not be returning.

Now, I never went to this place. But. My church Cedar Creek church in Whitehouse, Ohio. Had their food for a Super Bowl event. I never really like boneless wings or chunks. But, they were amazing. I also loved their story. Veteran owned, procedes going to Wounded Warrior Project I have given to that charity in the past. I hope to make a trip to Wauseon soon. To try all that they have to offer.

To charge .75 for extra ranch for your salad is ridiculous. The serving size of the salad is huge and they give you a little container that's not even 1oz and expect that to be enough. Dined in and took my salad home where I have endless ranch bc I didn't have any cash on me. I wouldn't give them .75 for that anyway after spending $10ish on a salad. They should at least give you enough dressing so you're not eating it dry. View menu

here is amazing. the chicken is moist and tender and the ruins and sauces are plentiful with choice and delicious. they have fantastic twill rings and sweet potatoes, among other things mouthwatering sides. but wait, there's more. for those who love raising canes, this place is a wonderful replacement. her soße, warrior soße is delicious and very similar to cane’s soße my home consisting of the fans of avid cane was rebuilt.

The food was really good when they first opened but it’s gone downhill since. I wanted to give the benefit of the doubt but the last 3 times we’ve gone, it’s been really dry and chewy. Today we had a $60 order and had to throw it away and get something else because we were still hungry. I do love what you all stand for and want to see the business stay around, but the food definitely needs to get back to where it used to be.

The food was excellent—I like the various sauces we tried. The whole place was very clean and bright. It’s a perfect Wings joint. I’m also pleased to see this is a veteran-owned business. The building was originally a Marathon service station where I worked on college breaks. Many Wauseon residents remember the owner Wendell Newcomb and the kindness and the support he gave to many in our community. Most people don’t know that Wendell was also Veteran. It’s great to see this theme and service continued. View menu