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The Most Underrated Wings in Phoenix Are Bigger Than You Think

Nobody talks about Spinato's wings enough, and that's honestly a little unfair to the wings. They're bigger than most people expect from a pizza place, they come in five house sauces, and they've got one job before the main event even lands on the table: give everyone something to share while the real order gets sorted out. Here's why they deserve more attention.


Quick Answer

Spinato's serves wings two ways: Big Boss (bone-in) and Boneless, each in five house sauces: mild, medium, hot, sweet chili, and golden BBQ. They're a generous, shareable starter meant to hit the table before the main event, so everyone's got something to dig into right away.


How Big Are Spinato's Wings, Really?

We call the bone-in order "Big Boss" for a reason. It's not a polite little basket that vanishes in two bites a person, it's built to actually feed a table before the main event shows up. Order it to start, and there's still plenty left to go around by the time everyone's done arguing about pizza toppings.

Want something easier to eat one-handed while you're still deciding on the rest of the order? Boneless is the other option, same five sauces, different bite.


What Sauces Come With Spinato's Wings?

Five house sauces come standard, no upcharge for picking more than one:

  • Mild
  • Medium
  • Hot
  • Sweet chili
  • Golden BBQ

That's enough range to cover the table without anyone having to compromise: the guest who wants classic heat, the one who wants something sweeter, and the one who just wants ranch and mild are all covered from the same order.


Why Wings Are the Perfect Starter Before the Main Event

Every group has The Debate: what to order, who's picky, who's "not that hungry" until the food shows up. Wings sidestep all of it. They come out fast, they're already built for the table to share, and they buy everyone time to actually finish deciding on the main event without anyone getting hangry in the meantime. It's "End the Dinner Debate" in miniature, applied to the first five minutes at the table, not just the entrée.


Key Takeaways

  • Spinato's wings come in two styles, Big Boss (bone-in) and Boneless, in five house sauces: mild, medium, hot, sweet chili, and golden BBQ.
  • Big Boss wings are sized to actually feed a table, not disappear in the first round.
  • Wings are built to be the shareable starter that hits the table before the main event, so everyone's got something to eat right away.
  • This is "End the Dinner Debate" in miniature: wings mean nobody's negotiating on an empty stomach.


FAQ

What's the difference between Big Boss and Boneless wings at Spinato's?

Big Boss is the bone-in order, sized for a table that wants a real portion to dig into. Boneless is the easier, one-handed option. Both come in the same five house sauces.

What sauces are Spinato's wings available in?

Mild, medium, hot, sweet chili, and golden BBQ, so a table with different spice preferences can order one round and still cover everyone.

Are Spinato's wings good for a group?

Yes. Wings are meant to be a shared starter, giving the table something to eat together before the main event arrives.

Does Spinato's have wing specials?

Happy Hour, every day until 6pm


Get the Wings Going

Start the table with Big Boss or Boneless wings in your favorite house sauce at your nearest Spinato's in Scottsdale, Gilbert, Tempe, Ahwatukee, North Phoenix, or Central Phoenix

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