Travel Publication Names Best Chicken Wing Restaurant in Binga, Maine

Kudos on one of southern Maine’s most popular spots for wings and, well, zingers.

Wingas de Bingaknown for its tasty cuisine and clever marketing, was named the best chicken wing joint in the state by site of human interest Travel impulse.

The site had this to say about why Binga was Travel Pulse’s most worthy fender seal. . . .

Known for its traditional or smoked “wingas” in addition to its flavorful tenderloins, Binga’s in Yarmouth has become Maine’s leading name in the wing game. The sauces here run the gamut from easy-going flavors like Blanch (a blend of blue and ranch cheese) to zesty numbers like Buffalo Bacon Nacho & Buffalo Garlic to heat-loving like Diesel & Hot Buffalo.

Opened in 2004, Binga’s was an immediate success. Its wings have long been talked about. And, as Travel Pulse mentions, sauces might be the real star of the show, not just for the taste, but also for that exceptional creativity. Chernobyl, Spicy Redneck, Sour Deisel…simply outstanding.

Binga’s Windham Sign

This article is great publicity for Binga’s, a restaurant that is already doing very well in this department. This is mainly thanks to the clever scribes at Binga’s Windham location.

The ever-rotating sign has become something of a landmark in Windham, with countless stories highlighting his hilarious creativity.

The future is bright for Binga

Binga’s will also be reopening in Portland in the near future. The restaurant had already moved from its old location on Free Street. The new spot will be located on Forest Ave, outside of downtown.

Kudos to Binga for this great pub. It’s always great to see Maine’s small businesses get some national love. So here are many more creative signs and tasty wings in the future.

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