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Are You Ready for Some Football?

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 09 Sep 2015 14:50:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in an article in QSR titled, "Are You Ready for Some Football?". The article discusses how brands are oh so ready for the NFL and NCAA seasons. Dan Corrigan, Wing Zone's director of marketing, discusses how sales jump and about Wing Zone's popular promotions throughout the season. Click here to read the full story or begin below.

"Are You Ready for Some Football?"
By Bruce Horovitz

Suppose the foodservice industry created its own fantasy league.

And just suppose the key players in that league were the nation's 10 most popular sports: football, baseball, basketball, hockey, soccer, golf, tennis, motorsports, pro wrestling, and the martial arts. Take one guess which sport the industry would draft first.

If you didn't guess football, you probably need to go back and study the playbook. Both the National Football League (NFL) and National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) football seasons are just getting under way, and many foodservice brands couldn't be more excited. Football, at both the pro and collegiate levels, can be the life-blood of the restaurant industry during the fall and winter months, driving more promotional business over a longer period of time than anything else.

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How Fast-Food Chains Cook Up New Menu Items

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Fri, 04 Sep 2015 14:52:00 +0000

Wing Zone was recently featured in an article in the Wall Street Journal titled, "How Fast-Food Chains Cook Up New Menu Items". The article talks about how restaurants test new menu items. The article discussed a number of ways that restaurants look for inspiration, and specifically mentioned how Wing Zone looks to its customers for new flavor ideas with a yearly "Flavor Face-Off". Click here to read the entire article or begin below.

"How Fast-Food Chains Cook Up New Menu Items"
By Charles Passy

When it comes to introducing new menu items, fast-food chains say it's important to keep one basic truth in mind: For every Egg McMuffin, there are plenty of Pastrami Burgers.

That is, for every idea that works, there are hundreds that fail to hit the mark. The Egg McMuffin, an item created by a McDonald's franchisee, is the quintessential success story: After it's launch in 1972, it not only became a big seller, it also helped establish McDonald's as a go-to place for breakfast. (And it eventually spawned a whole breakfast-sandwich industry: Can you say Waffle Taco?)

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Start to Finish: Matt Friedman and Adam Scott

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 24 Jun 2015 14:40:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in an article in the June issue of QSR titled, "Start to Finish: Matt Friedman and Adam Scott." The article featured Wing Zone founders Matt Friedman and Adam Scott and discusses the aggressive approach they take to a business they started in their frat house. You can read the full article by clicking here or begin below:

"Start to Finish: Matt Friedman and Adam Scott"
By Robert Thomas

Neither of us came from a background of restaurateurs. Starting out, we were simply a couple of college students in the same fraternity at the University of Florida who liked to eat food. Both of us were in business-focused majors, and we took a look at the quick-serve market in our college area and realized the wing concept was lacking. We unofficially launched Wing Zone in our fraternity house kitchen in 1991. We operated out of it for five months or so before having to shut down due to legal reasons, but in that time we saw that the buzz and demand were there.

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Restaurant winging its way to Stockton

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 10 Jun 2015 15:57:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in Recordnet.com in an article titled, "Restaurant winging its way to Stockton". The article talks about how Franchisees Kristie and Werner Ehler plan to open the first California franchise of Wing Zone in August. You can read the entire article by clicking here or below.

"Restaurant winging its way to Stockton"
By The Record

Hoping to bring something a little different to chicken wings restaurants, Stockton residents Kristie and Werner Ehlers plan to open the first California franchise of the Wing Zone chain in August.

Kristie Ehlers, who previously had an interest in the Wingstop restaurant in north Stockton, as well as Fat Daddies on March Lane, said the couple was looking for a new venture and liked the idea of finding another that specialized in the various types chicken wings.

You can read the full article here.

Celebrate National Hamburger Month with the biggest burgers in the USA

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 13 May 2015 18:41:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in an article in USA Today titled, "Celebrate National Hamburger Month with the biggest burgers in the USA". The piece was written by travel and lifestyle reporter Susan Barnes. Restaurants in the U.S. are notorious for larger than life meals and a "bigger is better," attitude and the article highlights this with it's very own list of the country's largest burgers. Even brands that aren't traditionally associated with burgers, like Wing Zone with The Widowmaker, are getting in on the fun and seeing success in the category. You can read the full article here or begin below.

"Celebrate National Hamburger Month with the biggest burgers in the USA"
By Susan Barnes

It's National Hamburger Month, just in time for Memorial Day, National Hamburger Day (May 28) and the summer grilling season, so we searched for the biggest hamburgers we could find across the USA. Take a look for inspiration for your own backyard burgers, but be forewarned - don't read while hungry!

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Another one-pounder is The Widowmaker at Wing Zone (locations across the USA): four patties (making up one pound of meat) are topped with bacon and cheese.

You can read the full article here.

Wing Zone plans to expand its span in Louisville

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Thu, 07 May 2015 14:47:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in an article in the Louisville Business First titled, "Wing Zone plans to expand its span in Louisville". The article featured Franchisee Adam Wyatt and Wing Zone CEO Matt Friedman. In the article, Friedman talks about how Wing Zone has nearly 100 locations in the US and how Wing Zone's target demographic is 10-35 year olds who are single or just starting with their families. You can read the full article by clicking here or begin below.

"Wing Zone plans to expand its span in Louisville"
By Caitlin Bowling

Atlanta-based Wing Zone has pegged Louisville as a city with growth potential for the small restaurant brand.

"We really just like the market," said Matt Friedman, co-founder and CEO of Wing Zone. "We think it's a good demographic for us; the real estate marker is reasonable."

Wing Zone is mostly franchised business with nearly 100 locations. Its stores offer delivery services, and its target demographic is 18-35 year olds who are single or just starting their families, he said.

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Restaurants buck healthful trend with indulgent items

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 08 Apr 2015 20:31:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in an article on Nation's Restaurant News titled, "Restaurants buck healthful trend with indulgent items". The article discusses brands that are finding success with indulgent items on their menu, including Wing Zone where the Widowmaker has been a hit with consumers. You can read the full article by clicking here or begin below.

"Restaurants buck healthful trend with indulgent items"
By Bret Thorn

Many restaurants now offer more healthful options, and there are indications that consumers like the choice of eating something they perceive as better for them.

But oftentimes, the call of the cheeseburger is too powerful, and just as restaurants continue to roll out lighter options, they also offer a growing array of indulgent food that is the gastronomic equivalent of a comforting hug.

"A lot of people, although they say they want to eat healthy, as soon as they have the opportunity, they go for something more indulgent that they might crave," said Dan Corrigan, director of marketing for Wing Zone, a 109-unit chain focused on chicken wings. "We all have the best intentions at heart, but something the craving of bacon or a burger or cinnamon maple will overtake us," he said.

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Army officer enlists flavorful small business venture with opening of new Wing Zone

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 25 Mar 2015 14:45:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in an article on the San Antonio Express News titled, "Army officer enlists flavorful small business venture with opening of new Wing Zone". The article talks about Franchisee Ray Patrick and his decision to open in San Antonio. Ray Patrick is the epitome of service and definitely no stranger to the kitchen. Beginning his Army career as a cook right out of high school, Ray has been able to combine his passions of service and cooking in the form of Wing Zone in San Antonio. With 25-plus years of service in the Army, Wing Zone has found a great partner for growth in Ray. Click here to read the entire article or begin below.

"Army officer enlists flavorful small business venture with opening of new Wing Zone"
By Tyler White

Raymond Patrick started out in the U.S. Army as a cook right out of high school.

He's dedicated the last 27 years to serving his country in food service, and is now taking the experience into franchise ownership with the recent opening of San Antonio's fourth Wing Zone location at 8223 Marbach Road.

"I believed it was a great product," said Patrick, who first fell in love with Wing Zone while stationed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina.

He had been looking for small business opportunities for some time, and has been saving up finances throughout the years to ultimately branch into entrepreneurship. But the road wasn't entirely smooth.

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Wing Zone in the Savannah Now

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 11 Mar 2015 14:29:00 +0000

Wing Zone was recently featured in the Savannah Now as part of the "Business in Savannah in brief". The brief talks about how Wing Zone had their Grand Opening celebration on Saturday with a wing-eating contest with members of the community. Furthermore, the article talks about how Don Bryan will be employing 36 workers at his location. You can read the full brief here or begin below.

"Business in Savannah in brief"
By Susan Catron
Posted: March 7, 2015

Wing Zone reopens on Eisenhower
Wing Zone, a restaurant specializing in chicken wings, has reopened at 1100 Eisenhower Dr. There will be a Grand Opening celebration today with a wing-eating contest for five teams of six people.

The franchise is run by Don Bryan and will employ about 36 workers. The store hours are 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily except Friday and Saturday when it is open until midnight. For more information, call 912-354-8888.

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Wing Zone plans three new locations

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 04 Mar 2015 15:49:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in Crain's Chicago Business in an article titled, "Wing Zone plans three new locations". Ally Marotti, with Crain's Chicago Business spoke with Matt Friedman about Wing Zone's expansion plans for Chicago and how the brand looks to dominate the wings category throughout the city. The article also discusses Wing Zone's plans to go head to head with Wingstop locations throughout the Chicago market. You can read the full article by clicking here or begin below.

"Wing Zone plans three new locations"
By Crain's Chicago Business

Wing Zone plans to deliver three new locations to the Chicago area this spring.

The Atlanta-based wing joint is set to open the first of those in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood March 5.

"Chicago is a great market. The people there expect great food, there's no doubt about that," said Matt Friedman, CEO and co-founder of Wing Zone. "When we look at the wings category, there is really no one that is dominating that space right now, so that is why we really pinpointed (Chicago) as a key growth area for us."

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Top 5 companies hiring in the US right now

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 18 Feb 2015 15:43:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in a segment on FOX & Friends titled, "Top 5 companies hiring in the US right now". The segment talks about Wing Zone's employment opportunities and plans for expansion. Wing Zone is currently a top leader in employment opportunities in the U.S. and are looking to fill positions such as chefs, cashiers/greeters, delivery personnel and general and assistant managers. You can view the segment by clicking here.

Making the Perfect Wing

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 28 Jan 2015 14:39:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured on Great Day St. Louis in a segment titled, "Making the Perfect Wing". The segment features Quentin McKinnie from Wing Zone and explains the different ways to cook wings whether it be fry, grill or bake. Quentin also describes several of our popular flavors including his favorite Thai Chili. You can check out the segment here or by watching below.

"Making the Perfect Wing"
By Patti Skiljan

Franchising When Subway Is Your Family Business

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 14 Jan 2015 16:14:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in Entrepreneur in an article titled, "Franchising When Subway Is Your Family Business". The article is a feature piece on Keshuv Aggarwal, Wing Zone franchisee in Houston. The story talks about the decision Kesh and his family made to diversify their business portfolio and develop Wing Zone in the Houston market. Kesh also provides advice for other people looking to get into franchising. Click here to read the article or begin below.

"Franchising When Subway Is Your Family Business"
By Kate Taylor

Keshuv Aggarwal started his career in franchising at the bottom of the pack, as a low-level employee at a Subway restaurant. Today, he and his family own 50 locations of the sandwich chain. Now, Aggarwal is expanding into the chicken wings business as a Wing Zone franchisee, Here's why.

Name: Keshuv Aggarwal

Franchise owned: Wing Zone in Houston and Subway in various locations.

How long have you owned a franchise? I have been franchising for six years.

Why franchising? Franchising is ideal because it provides a foundation for success. One of the reasons some franchisees fail is due to the lack of commitment to operating the franchise. Operating a successful franchise requires a major effort and dedication to the task at hand.

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Executive round table: Fast casual segment leaders make their 2015 predictions

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 07 Jan 2015 16:45:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in an article on FastCasual.com titled, "Executive round table: Fast casual segment leaders make their 2015 predictions". Wing Zone's CEO Matt Friedman is featured throughout the piece touching on topics such as culinary trends in 2014, 2015 menu predictions, mobile and technology, social media, customer experience, and catering and staffing. Click here to read the entire article or begin below.

"Executive round table: Fast casual segment leaders make their 2015 predictions"
By Alicia Kelso

We've presented the top trends in 2014 and the biggest predictions for 2015 from the perspective of chefs, market research firms, journalists and more. Now, we're asking those who are deep in the trenches - the ones who actually run the businesses that make up the vast restaurant industry - for their insights.

The top menu and non-menu stories from 2014 and the biggest expectations for 2015, according to fast casual executives include:

Culinary trends from 2014

When it comes to the top menu stories of the year, fast casual executives point to transparency, health, quality, variety and spice.

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A turning point for POS

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 31 Dec 2014 19:53:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in an article in Restaurant Business Magazine titled, "A turning point for POS." The story featured Wing Zone's Adam Scott discussing about how Wing Zone is going through the process of upgrading its POS system, and what advances and upgrades Wing Zone are reviewing. Click here to read the entire article or begin below.

"A turning point for POS"

By Sara Rush

Apply Pay. Tap-and-Go. Paypal. EMV. In the ever-evolving world of payment, restaurants are being forced to reevaluate their POS systems and potentially spend large sums to upgrade with the times. While mobile pay gets a lot of press, the real driver behind the need to modernize is the October 2015 deadline to integrate chip-and-pin credit-card readers, in advance of an impending shift in fraud liability from card issuers to retailers and restaurants.

That's not to say that contactless payments aren't important. Operators admit, while the number of customers using e-wallets is low, it's still a consideration (and increasingly so) when looking at POS solutions. "You might lose business if you don't accept [a customer's] preferred payment," says Adam Scott, CFO and co-founder of Atlanta-based Wing Zone.

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Bowl Season Sales Boom Spark New Promos

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 03 Dec 2014 16:41:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in an article on Nation's Restaurant News titled, "Bowl season sales boom spark new promos". The article looks at college bowl season and how brands market around this. Wing Zone's Director of Marketing, Dan Corrigan talks about the promotions and LTO's that Wing Zone run during this time. Corrigan also explains why this time of year is important to them and how this time period preps the brand for NFL playoffs and the Super Bowl. Click here to read the entire article or begin below.

"Bowl season sales boom spark new promos"
By FsVoice

Opinions abound as to why the sight of men grappling over a pigskin on the gridiron attracts and inspires so many. But restaurateurs know what certainty that the August arrival of football season delivers a sales bonanza made even better with the beginning of bowl season in December.

The drama brought on by such football finality makes people hungry and eager to socialize with like-minded fans, and simple afternoons in front of the TV with family morph into game day carryout and delivery feasts with friends. Others get up and go out to restaurants and bars when they join a crowd as busy cheering as chewing.

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Getting "Winged" Up

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Tue, 18 Nov 2014 19:47:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in a segment on WDTN-TV's Living Dayton titled, "Getting 'Winged' Up". Wing Zone Franchisee, Randy Saylor was on the show to make wings with the hosts for football season and the upcoming game over the weekend. You can check out the segment here or view below.

"Getting 'Winged' Up"
By Living Dayton Staff

Making the Dean's List

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 12 Nov 2014 16:12:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently in QSR Magazine titled, "Making the Dean's List". The article focuses on how Wing Zone is expanding onto college campuses. Wing Zone CEO Matt Friedman provided great insight on the strategy behind this new kind of expansion and how the brand is positioned to roll out onto additional college campuses across the country. Click here to read the entire article.

Making the Dean's List
By Kevin Hardy

As with many nontraditional settings, college campuses have a lot of built-in advantages. There's a captive audience of busy, hungry students with disposable income. But getting a quick-service brand into the college environment isn't a sure thing. Competition is stiff, and college students are more discriminating than ever.

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While its roots in the college space, the 100-unit Wing Zone just opened its first college campus location this fall with a store near the dorms at Georgia Tech. The on-campus restaurant is open from 4.p.m. to 2.a.m. daily, hours that differ from the regular stores that cater to the lunch and dinner crowd. But by focusing on the dinner and late-night crowd, Wing Zone avoids conflicts with class schedules for student employees. And the location isn't competing directly with other on-campus dining options.

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Starting a Restaurant? Head Back to School

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 16:35:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in an article on Web.com titled, "Starting a Restaurant? Head Back to School". The article, a new restaurant trend series on Web.com, focused on the trend of opening restaurants on college campuses to have built in business and employees. Wing Zone's CEO Matt Friedman talks about the advantages of being located on or near a college campus. You can read the article here or begin below.

"Starting a Restaurant? Head Back to School"
By Rieva Lesonsky

Thinking of starting a restaurant? College campuses are proving profitable for these three concepts.

Winging It

Millennials have changed their dining-out habits - and it's not good news for restaurant owners. According to a study by research group NPD, younger Millennials (ages 18 to 24) "made 27 fewer visits (per person) to restaurants between 2009 and 2012," though this has ticked up a bit in the last two years.

There are a few bright spots, however. The first is in the fast-casual sector, where fresh food and friendly services are attracting younger Millennials.

Another positive sign can be seen on college campuses. If you own a restaurant (or want to) you might think a campus location is the last place you'd want to be. After all, how much can students spend on food?

For Matt Friedman, the CEO of Wing Zone, who co-founded the chain in a fraternity house at the University of Florida, being located on or near a college campus is smart business. There are currently 14 "college" Wing Zones, with plans "to open at least 10 more within the next 18 months."

Wing Zones on campus (and the company's military locations) are, says Friedman, "the best performers within our system" with average ticket prices the same as non-college locations.

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Wing Zone to open in Bensenville

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Tue, 28 Oct 2014 19:55:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in an article in "My Suburban Life" titled, "Wing Zone to open in Bensenville". The article talks about how Pankaj Patel is opening a new Wing Zone in Bensenville. The article discusses Pankaj's background, and his past experience working with both Dairy Queen and Subway systems. Click here to read the entire article or begin below.

"Wing Zone to open in Bensenville"
By Suburban Life Media

With several years of business ownership and restaurant management experience under his belt, Pankaj Patel is opening up a Wing Zone at 1047 S. York Road, according to a news release.

"The first thing that impressed me about Wing Zone was the product - I thought they really stood out because of their food," Patel said in the release. "Knowing that it was a young franchise and that it was growing quickly, I felt it would give a great return upon investment, so I decided to go through with it."

Patel completed his education in his native Gujarat, India, studying economics and finance at the State of Gujarat College and graduating in 1992. After finishing school, Patel joined his parents in their cross-continental move to Chicago.

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Wing Zone founder sees Tampa as a proving ground

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 22 Oct 2014 17:08:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in an article in The Tampa Bay Business Journal titled, "Wing Zone founder sees Tampa as a proving ground". The article tells the story of how Wing Zone first began in the kitchen of the Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity House then went to be shut down by the University. Upon graduation, founders Matt and Adam opened up a legitimate business in Gainesville and have now almost 100 locations. Click here to read the article or begin below.

"Wing Zone founder sees Tampa as a proving ground"
By Eric Snider

Wing Zone co-founders Adam Scott (left) and Matt Friedman

Matt Friedman is certainly pleased that a Wing Zone is finally opening in Tampa.

After all, he and his friend Adam Scott founded the restaurant chain a couple hours north on University of Florida's fraternity row, in 1991 - under circumstances that were less than legit.

CEO Friedman will come down from corporate HQ in Atlanta to attend the Wing Zone opening in New Tampa on Nov. 15, bringing the total number of locations to nearly a hundred.

"We see Tampa as the gateway to the west coast of Florida," he said. "If you want to be in that area to stay, you've got to prove yourself in Tampa."

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Wing Zone plans to enter Sacramento region

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 15 Oct 2014 15:47:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in an article in the Sacremento Business Journal titled, "Wing Zone plans to enter Sacramento region". The article discusses that Wing Zone are looking at Sacramento as a possible development market after becoming registered to sell franchises in California. Matt Friedman, CEO of Wing Zone, talks about what makes the Sacramento market ideal and what Wing Zone will bring to the city. You can read the article here or begin below.

"Wing Zone plans to enter Sacramento region"

By Sonya Sorich

The founders of an Atlanta-based restaurant franchise think their 17 chicken wing flavors are a good fit for the Sacramento region.

Wing Zone plans to open 10 to 15 locations in the Sacramento region over the next five years, according to Matt Friedman, the company's co-founder and CEO. The restaurant currently has no California locations.

Friedman called Sacramento his "first choice in developing our first units in California."

"We feel Sacramento is a great market to enter,"he said". "We like the population size."

Friedman and his business partner founded the company 21 years ago, right after graduating from the University of Floriday. The fast-casual restaurant now has locations in 18 states, as well as internationally. The company does especially well in college markets, Friedman said.

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Wing Zone: success for West

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Wed, 08 Oct 2014 15:29:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in the Technique at Georgia Tech in an article title, "Wing Zone: success for West". The article highlights Wing Zone's big splash on campus this year. You can read the full article here or begin below.

"Wing Zone: success for West"
By Nick Johnson

Wing Zone is West Campus' newest culinary addition. With 17 flavors ranging from sweet to spicy, the restaurant rivals campus' favorite-on-Wednesday Wingnuts. With a closing time of 2AM on all but Sunday, delivery service, great wings and a moist towelette with every meal, Wing Zone has what it takes to be a success.

Located next to Curran parking deck and adjacent to West Side Market, Wing Zone is the ideal locaiton for most of the residents on West Campus. Within three minutes West Campus dorms, the convenience factor alone should drive sales.

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Wing Zone in Georgia Technique

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 16:24:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured in an article in Georgia Technique in an article discussing Wing Zone's opening on Georgia Tech University's campus. The article discusses how this is Wing Zone's first college campus location since the founding of the brand at the University of Florida. Opening on a college campus presented some interesting challenges. The article discusses the opening and future development plans. You can read the article by clicking here or begin below.

"Wing Zone Opens"
By Holden Lee

On August 21, Wing Zone held its grand opening next to WestSide Market under the Curran Parking deck. During the event, the win restaurant offered music, T-shirts and samples of their food and sauces. Different features of Wing Zone such as their delivery vehicles and their mobile app were displayed and advertised.

Many employees and staff of the Wing Zone franchise attended the event as well, including its CEO, Matt Friedman. Friedman introduced himself and promoted the opening of his wing restaurant.

Wing Zone offers a variety of original wings, boneless wings, chicken tenders, burgers and grilled chicken sandwiches. The menu also holds vegetarian options and purchases for large parties of people.

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Wing Zone on Fox Business

noreply@blogger.com (Wing Zone) — Thu, 28 Aug 2014 19:14:00 +0000

Wing Zone were recently featured on FOX Business' After the Bell in a segment featuring Wing Zone's CEO, Matt Friedman. In the segment, Matt discusses how Wing Zone continues to grow in the restaurant industry and is putting the pressure on casual dining by taking away market share. Learn more clicking the image below.