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Wingstop

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3.6 Google Review
1350 N Preston Rd #Ste 20, Prosper, Texas, 75078, United States
(972) 347-9315 www.wingstop.com
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Apr 28, 2018
We have eaten at this Wingstop several times and have enjoyed the wings. We really like the garlic parm wings and the hickory smoked BBQ ones. The wings have always been hot/fresh and tasty. We also really enjoy the chicken tenders. If you order in it’s kind of slow and there’s not a lot of room to sit and eat.

Feb 18, 2018
So happy that we have Wingstop now in Prosper. Awesome wings and ranch dressing. perfect, fast and always friendly service. The manager is top .. always takes care of his customers. Highly recommended.

Jan 20, 2018
The manager is the worst. He.messed up our order not only was it 10 wings short the flavors were all wrong. We were told to return it and that our corrected order would be remade fresh and would be ready for us upon return. Instead, the order wasn't ready and when the manager finally came out he counted the wings that we returned, yea that is right counted them,, then proceeded to tell us it was correct even though there were only 30 wings when we had ordered forty. And the favors were all wrong. The manager never apologized and never took responsibility. At this point I was very upset. We live more than 10 miles from the location. The manager also kept interrupting me, probably because he doesn't like to be called out by a female. After the third interruption and rolling his eyes at me, my husband stepped in. The manager walked away and told the employee to refund our money. So two trips, wrong order, and now no food. Morale of this story.... CHECK YOUR ORDEr BEFORE YOU LEAVE or PREPARE to be insulted when you try to remedy! This manager is a joke and and has ZERO customer service skills!

May 4, 2018
I eat here every week. The wings are always great

May 11, 2018
Good quick bite. Friendly staff

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