Wingstop Menu Prices 2026: Full Menu With Calories

Wingstop is the wing chain that built an empire on one idea: wings cooked to order, never held, in a flavor you pick from a board of 13 — from Plain at 90 calories a wing to Atomic, the hottest thing on the menu. This guide lists the complete current US menu with typical prices and calories for every item — classic and boneless wings by the piece, combos, group packs, tenders, the chicken sandwich, fries, corn, dips, drinks and the brownie — checked in November 2026.

Three companion guides go deeper: the Wingstop secret menu collects the fan builds and flavor remixes regulars order by recipe, the Wingstop nutrition guide breaks down every wing, tender and sandwich with fat, carbs, protein and sodium, and the Wingstop coupons and deals guide explains how Club Wingstop, the Monday-Tuesday boneless price and the 30-for-$30 deal actually save you money — and which coupon-farm codes to ignore.

How to read the prices: Wingstop publishes no national price list — nearly every US store is franchised and sets its own prices, and delivery apps add their own markup. The prices below are the base prices from a Texas carryout menu captured September 21, 2026, cross-checked against a 16-store survey from October 14, 2026. That survey found 10 classic wings ranging from $12.59 in Phoenix to $15.99 in Seattle, with a median of $14.49 — so treat every price here as typical, not promised, and check your store in the app before you go. Calories are Wingstop’s published figures from its Nutritional Guide dated April 11, 2025: per wing, per piece or per tender, unless a total is stated.

How to read the sizes: wings are sold by the piece in orders of 10, 15, 20, 30, 50, 75 and 100, in classic (bone-in), boneless or mix and match, with a set number of flavors per order size. Combos start at 6 wings and include regular fries or veggie sticks, one dip and a 20 oz drink. Everything is cooked to order in a 12–14 minute window — that is why the wait runs longer than at a conventional fast food counter. If you want the chicken-sandwich comparison, see our Popeyes menu prices and Chick-fil-A menu prices guides; for the pizza-night comparison, our Domino’s menu prices guide.

The 13 Flavors

Wingstop’s board runs from no heat to Atomic, and the flavor you pick moves the calories by up to 30 per wing — 90 for Cajun, Original Hot, Atomic and Plain, up to 120 for Lemon Pepper, Garlic Parmesan, Hot Honey Rub and Mild. Every flavor is available on classic wings, boneless wings, tenders and the chicken sandwich. Dry rubs (Lemon Pepper, Louisiana Rub, Hot Honey Rub, Cajun) carry seasoning without a wet sauce; the rest are tossed sauces. Limited-time flavors rotate — the Lemon Pepper Trio arrived September 15, 2026, and the Sour Patch Kids Wicked Punch flavor runs October 27 to November 5, 2026 (see the Wingstop Wicked Punch guide).

Wings by the Piece

Wings by the piece are the plainest way to order — wings and flavors only, dips sold separately. Boneless runs cheaper per piece at every count, and larger orders run cheaper per wing: 10 classic wings at $13.99 work out to $1.40 a wing, while 100 classic wings at $124.99 work out to $1.25. The 16-store survey found the same pattern everywhere: 10 boneless wings ran $10.99–$13.89 across cities against $12.59–$15.99 for 10 classic. Calorie ranges cover all 13 flavors — a 10-wing order runs 810–1,210 calories depending on flavor and format.

Wing Combos

Combos bundle wings with regular fries or veggie sticks, one dip and a 20 oz drink. The 6-piece combo is the cheapest full meal on the board, and the survey found it cheaper per wing than wings alone in 15 of 16 cities once the fries, ranch and drink are valued at the store’s own prices. The 15-piece Meal for 2 steps up to large fries, two dips and two drinks.

Group Packs

Group packs are the game-day board: a large wing count with fries, veggie sticks and dips, priced below the same wings bought by the piece. The Watch Party Bundle — 20 bone-in wings in up to four flavors with a large fry and a large ranch — is the smallest pack and feeds about four. The 100-piece pack tops out at $140.89 for classic wings with four large fries, four veggie sticks and eight dips, feeding 13 or more.

Crispy Tenders

Tenders are whole-muscle breaded chicken, sold in any flavor, and they run roughly double a classic wing per piece — 140 to 220 calories each, with 10 grams of protein. The 3-piece and 5-piece combos include regular fries or veggie sticks, one dip and a 20 oz drink; the 6-piece Meal for 2 steps up to large fries, regular veggie sticks and two dips. Tenders are the easiest format for kids and for dipping, and the breading means wheat is listed as an allergen in every flavor.

Chicken Sandwich

The chicken sandwich is a crispy fillet tossed in any of the 13 flavors, with pickles on a brioche bun, plus one dip. The combo adds regular fries or veggie sticks and a 20 oz drink. One conflict, stated plainly: Wingstop’s nutrition guide lists the sandwich at 610 calories (Plain) to 930 calories (Hot Honey Rub) by flavor, while the chain’s menu-page listing prints 960–1,280 calories for the sandwich alone — a range that appears to bundle a dip. This guide uses the guide’s per-flavor figures; the full flavor-by-flavor chart is in the Wingstop nutrition guide.

Sides

Sides are where a Wingstop order gets its second act. Seasoned fries are hand-cut and tossed in the house fry seasoning; the loaded fries build on them — cheese sauce for Cheese Fries, Cajun seasoning plus cheese sauce and ranch for Louisiana Voodoo Fries, Original Hot sauce plus a ranch drizzle for Buffalo Ranch Fries. Cajun Fried Corn is fried corn on the cob with fry seasoning and Cajun seasoning, and veggie sticks are cold celery and carrot sticks — the lightest side on the board at 25 calories for a regular order.

Dips & Flavor

Wingstop’s dips are house-made, and the ranch is the item regulars talk about most — a regular cup is 320 calories, more than three classic wings, so it is worth counting. A Side of Flavor is a cup of any wing flavor for dipping or drizzling, and it is the key to the secret-menu flavored-ranch hack in the Wingstop secret menu guide. Cheese sauce is the lightest dip at 120 calories for a regular cup; honey mustard is the sweetest at 390.

Drinks & Dessert

Fountain drinks run Coca-Cola and Dr Pepper brands in 20 oz and 32 oz, from zero-calorie diet options to 455 calories for a full-sugar 32 oz. The 52 oz Simply Lemonade is the big-format option at $5.19, and the Triple Chocolate Chunk Brownie — fudgy, with chocolate chips and chunks — closes the menu at $2.29 and 430 calories.

Deals & Bundles

The standing deals are where Wingstop’s value actually lives. The Boneless Meal Deal — 20 boneless wings in up to four flavors, a large fry and two dips — is the chain’s most-ordered bundle at $20.99 on the base menu. The 30-for-$30 deal runs Thursdays, Sundays and NFL game days through January 3, 2027: 30 classic wings for $30, 30 boneless for $21, mix and match for $30. The All-In Bundle (16 boneless wings plus 6 tenders, large fry, 3 dips) is listed at $22.99 on some boards and $26.49 on others — stores price it differently, so check your app. The Monday-Tuesday boneless price is the deal to verify: trackers list it at $0.70 a wing, some at $0.60 or $0.80, and one tracker stopped confirming it on November 2, 2026 — this guide lists it as reported, not promised. Two limited runs are live now: the Lemon Pepper Trio (from September 15, 2026) and the Sour Patch Kids Wicked Punch flavor (October 27 to November 5, 2026). The full deal-by-deal breakdown, including Club Wingstop rewards, is in the Wingstop coupons and deals guide.

Wingstop Allergen Information

The allergen picture is dominated by breading: every boneless wing and every tender lists wheat in all flavors, and the chicken sandwich adds a wheat bun. Classic bone-in wings do not list wheat. Milk appears in Garlic Parmesan wings, cheese fries, cheese sauce, ranch and bleu cheese dips and the sandwich. Egg appears in ranch and bleu cheese dips and in the sandwich bun and breading. Soy appears in several sauces and in the breading. Fryers are shared across wings, tenders, fries and corn, so cross-contact is possible on every fried item, and there is no gluten-free breaded option — plain classic wings are the closest to a wheat-free order. The full item-by-item chart, with sodium for every flavor, is in the Wingstop nutrition guide.

* Classic wings list no wheat, but all fried items share fryers, so cross-contact is possible.

Wingstop Nutrition

The nutrition picture is simple at the top and steep at the edges: a classic wing runs 90 to 120 calories depending on flavor, with 10 grams of protein in every one — the most protein per calorie of any format. Boneless pieces run 80 to 110 calories with only 4 to 5 grams of protein, tenders run 140 to 220 calories each, and the sandwich runs 610 to 930. The sodium story is sharper: a plain classic wing carries 30 mg, a Cajun classic wing 310 mg, and a Cajun chicken sandwich 3,940 mg — over a day and a half of the FDA’s 2,300 mg daily value in one sandwich. The full charts, with fat, carbs, protein and sodium for every flavor and format, are in the Wingstop nutrition guide.

Wingstop Opening and Closing Hours

Hours are set per store and vary widely — there is no single national closing time. Most stores run roughly 11:00 AM to midnight, seven days a week, but some run later: one Jonesboro, Georgia store lists 10:30 AM to 1:00 AM. Check your store in the app or on the locator for its actual hours; game-day and late-night stores run longer than neighborhood shops, and the 12–14 minute cook window means last orders cut off before close.

Wingstop Reviews: What People Say

Wingstop has no per-reviewer star system on its own channels, so this guide carries the real aggregate and verbatim quotes in prose instead of a slider. On DoorDash, the Durham, North Carolina store holds 4.4 out of 5 across 10,000+ ratings, and the Valley, Alabama store holds 4.4 across 3,000+ ratings. Klarissa S., reviewing the Durham store on DoorDash, wrote: “Amazing! Chicken Sandwich was supreme and the Boneless Meal Deal and Large 10 pc Wing Combo was fabulous. large portions, juicy, and fresh. Lemon pepper is the way to go. Buffalo Ranch Fries were zesty.” Jamie S., reviewing the Valley store on DoorDash, wrote: “Omg!! This is the best wing place around!! Their 8 piece lemon pepper boneless wings are to die for. So mouth watering! And to talk about their fries omg!!!!” The criticism is just as consistent — Nicole B., reviewing the Valley store on DoorDash, wrote: “There’s no consistency. Wings are either fried too hard or barely fried. The tenders are either too big or not big enough.” And Robert F., reviewing a Columbus, Ohio store on DoorDash, found the dry-rub seasonings “WAY too much salt. Lemon pepper hd no lemon or pepper flavor.” The pattern is honest: when the store is on, the lemon pepper and the ranch carry the meal; when it is slammed, consistency is the complaint.

Wingstop Facts

1. Wingstop was founded on July 13, 1994, in Garland, Texas, by Antonio Swad and Bernadette Fiaschetti.
2. Swad previously ran the Dallas-area pizza chain Pizza Patrón, and started sampling wings there before going all-in on the wing concept.
3. The first franchise opened in 1997, and by 2002 the brand claimed to have served two million wings.
4. Wingstop’s restaurants carry a 1930s–1940s pre-jet aviation theme — the winged logo and the “Wing Experts” seal come from it.
5. The chain was acquired by Gemini Investors in 2003, then sold to Roark Capital Group in 2010.
6. Wingstop went public in 2015 at $19 per share.
7. The first international restaurant opened in Mexico in 2010.
8. As of April 2026 Wingstop runs 3,056 restaurants worldwide, including 2,586 in the United States.
9. Wingstop added a record 493 net new restaurants in 2025, a 19.2% growth year.
10. Every order is cooked to order in a 12–14 minute window — nothing is held under a heat lamp.
11. The menu board carries 13 core flavors, from Plain to Atomic, plus rotating limited-time flavors.
12. Atomic is the hottest flavor on Wingstop’s published heat order, with Mango Habanero and Cajun one step below.
13. The Lemon Pepper Trio — Original Lemon Pepper, Lemon Pepper Chili Crunch and Lemon Pepper Chili Glaze — launched September 15, 2026.
14. The Sour Patch Kids Wicked Punch flavor launched nationwide October 27, 2026, and runs to November 5, 2026.
15. On National Ranch Day 2022, Wingstop itself published its “secret menu hack”: mix a side of flavor into a ranch cup.
16. Wingstop’s tagline on its take-out bags reads “Wings. Fries. Sides. Repeat.”
17. A viral joke about Wingstop’s logo resembling an Air Jordan became real in 2022: the chain released Lemon Pepper 1’s sneakers with The Shoe Surgeon.
18. Club Wingstop members earn 10 points per $1 spent, with rewards starting at 150 points.
19. The chain’s most-ordered bundle is the Boneless Meal Deal: 20 boneless wings, a large fry and two dips.
20. A classic wing carries 10 grams of protein — the same as a tender at well under half the calories.

Wingstop FAQs

How much are Wingstop wings?

On the base menu captured September 2026: 10 boneless wings $11.59, 10 classic wings $13.99, 100 classic wings $124.99. A 16-store survey found 10 classic wings at $12.59–$15.99 depending on city — check your store in the app.

What is the hottest Wingstop flavor?

Atomic, on Wingstop’s published heat order, with Mango Habanero and Cajun one step below. Atomic runs 90 calories per classic wing.

What is the cheapest thing on the Wingstop menu?

A regular dip or a Side of Flavor at $1.49, then regular veggie sticks at $1.59. The cheapest full meal is the 6-piece boneless wing combo at $10.59.

Does Wingstop have a secret menu?

Not officially — but regulars order flavor remixes like Hot Lemon and Bayou BBQ, flavored ranch cups and all-flats well-done orders by asking for them. The full list, with exact ordering language, is in the Wingstop secret menu guide.

Does Wingstop deliver?

Yes, through the app and website and through delivery partners — but delivery prices run higher than the carryout prices in this guide, and the Monday-Tuesday boneless price does not apply on third-party platforms.

Does Wingstop have a loyalty program?

Yes — Club Wingstop is free, earns 10 points per $1, starts rewards at 150 points, and gives new members 5 free boneless wings with a $5+ order plus a free large seasoned fries on their birthday.

How many wings should I order per person?

Plan about 6 wings per person for a snack, 9 for a normal meal and 12 for big eaters — so 36 wings for four hungry people, which makes the 40-piece group pack the natural order.

What is the difference between classic and boneless wings?

Classic wings are bone-in, with more meat and 10 grams of protein per wing. Boneless wings are breaded chicken pieces — cheaper per wing, fewer calories per piece (80–110), less protein (4–5 grams), and wheat in every flavor.

How Wingstop Compares

Wingstop is a wings-first chain, and that shows against the other chicken menus on this site: KFC’s menu runs much wider (buckets, bowls, pot pies), Popeyes’ menu leans on its sandwich and Louisiana sides, and Chick-fil-A’s menu is built around its original sandwich and waffle fries. For a different format entirely, Five Guys’ menu is burgers and fries only — no wings at all. The price story is the same across all of them: no national price list, franchise stores set their own prices, so the Texas carryout figures in this guide are typical, not guaranteed.

The Bottom Line

Wingstop wins on one thing and it is not subtlety: the widest flavor board in wings, cooked to order, with a value ladder — boneless by the piece, the $20.99 Boneless Meal Deal, 30-for-$30 on Thursdays and Sundays — that rewards ordering big. The prices in this guide are typical, not promised: franchise stores set their own boards, and 10 classic wings swung $3.40 between Phoenix and Seattle in the same survey week. Check the app, order classic if you want the protein, boneless if you want the price, and ask for the ranch on the side — it is the dip the reviews keep naming. For the builds regulars don’t put on the menu board, see the Wingstop secret menu; for the full official charts, the Wingstop nutrition guide; and before your next run, check the Wingstop coupons and deals guide — the Monday-Tuesday boneless price is the deal to catch, if your store runs it.

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