If you’re looking for that old school sports bar with a familiar menu the Highlands Tavern has to be it. Televisions are scattered throughout the space and beer flows liberally at all times. While waiting for one of the many must-try burgers, order a round of crispy confit chicken wings with your choice of sauce from buffalo to effing hot, ktown to barbecue.

Not only did the Highlands restaurant win first and second place for its sauces, but it’s also been featured on the Food Network’s Outrageous Food. It’s no wonder that Fire on the Mountain’s wings have gained national attention – the sauces alone are worth sampling — wings or not. Flavors include classics such as mild, medium and hot, but the real intrigue comes from the more unique flavors, including “soon to be famous” spicy peanut, raspberry habanero, buffalo lime cilantro and monthly additions.

Nearly every item at Freshcraft is made from scratch. The extensive menu doesn’t stop at the tapped beer list and more than 100 bottles, but carries over into the food. Try the garlic chile chicken wings, made with crispy wings tossed in a garlic chile glaze, then garnished and served with a cilantro sauce and celery for a cooling side.

A staple in the City Park neighborhood and one of four Mountain Sun brewpubs, Vine Street has earned it’s hot spot status in Uptown by consistently pouring great drafts and offering patrons delicious bites. We recommend diving into an order of the Mountain Sun wings tossed in your choice of hot or barbecue sauce.

You don’t have to be an Atlanta Falcons fan to enjoy all that this Golden Triangle pub has to offer. The Fainting Goat is especially packed during the NFL season, and what could possibly go better with the game and a cold pint then wings. Traditional wings are available, but if you’re looking for something a little more adventurous try the pig wings made with pork shanks, house BBQ sauce and Gorgonzola cheese.

South Broadway restaurant, Cho77 is widely known for its street food-inspired menu. Although the menu is brief the flavors remain bold and enticing. From poke bowls to wonton noodles with pork belly, soup dumplings to fried rice, there’s a little something tasty for every palate. They may not be your standard wings but the grilled chicken wings are a must-try made with Vietnamese caramel sauce and cilantro.

WashPark’s corner pub is no stranger to classic fare done right. Previously known as the Corner Pub, the Pub on Pearl has been pouring pints and serving delicious bites for more than five decades. The pub wings are tossed in your choice of sauce from hot to mild and BBQ, spicy garlic, asian and cajun then served with ranch or blue cheese.