Wingstop

Reviews

• SQ

  Said javier Soto quintero

  1 day ago
  5.0
  Muy buena comida, muy buena atencion, la comida estaba caliente y el restaurante estaba limpio y bien organizado el personal es bien amable Te ayudan con las ofertas y especiales que tienen muy buena especial de 30 por 30 te lo recomiendo muy buenos lugar
• JS

  Jonathan Sequeira

  1 day ago
  5.0
  I share with you here my experience this place is great, the food was just what I asked for, it was with a good sausage, hot and well prepared we ate in the restaurant with my family and we could realize how the staff greets all the customers I found very friendly, and see the way they help you with the flavors, they maintain a clean and well organized restaurant I recommend this place to share with friends and family
• RA

  Robet Andino

  3 days ago
  5.0
  Es un ambiente muy agradable, muy buena atención al cliente unos de los mejores lugares para compartir en familia recomendado, la comida fresca rápida y precisa, estaba muy bien preparada y la orden fue completa me gustó mucho
• EA

  Edin Alvarez

  3 days ago
  5.0
  Very clean restaurant, the service is very fast, the staff was very friendly, I loved how fresh the food was. It's ideal for going with family and friends, I definitely recommend it. Good music, they gave me many options, I definitely loved it.
• JF

  Jussy Fisher

  Jan 31, 2026
  1.0
  I’m writing this to share what was honestly one of the most uncomfortable restaurant experiences I’ve ever had at Wingstop – Linda Mar Shopping Center on Friday, January 30, sometime between 7:30 and 8:00 PM. My friend and I stopped in after work to grab dinner for ourselves and her daughter. We ordered at the counter, filled our drinks, and sat quietly on the bench near the soda machine while we waited. We were minding our own business, talking softly about work, when we noticed something strange happening behind the counter. Three employees were gathered around one container of wings. Each of them leaned in extremely close and smelled it — close enough that their noses were almost touching the food. Two of them jumped back, made faces, and laughed. One of the people handling the food wasn’t even in work clothes — she was wearing a gray sweater and pajama bottoms — and she touched the food with bare hands, no gloves. That same food was then put into a to-go bag. After that, things just kept getting worse. That same person went on to clean the soda area, then carried a used food tray and a small trash can to the service window and set the trash bin right on the counter where food is passed to customers. We also noticed the fridge/freezer doors being left open repeatedly for long stretches of time, not just briefly. On top of that, the cashier handled cash and did not wash her hands before continuing to work with food. My friend is food-safety certified and quietly pointed out to me that what we were watching were health code violations. What really stood out was that no other food was treated the way that one container was. When our order was called, my friend calmly asked why our food had been smelled and handled by multiple people and whether something was wrong with it. The answer we got was, “We didn’t know what flavor it was,” which didn’t make sense since the wings had just been made. When she asked why it needed to be smelled or touched without gloves, no one gave a real answer. At that point, she asked for the food to be remade and placed the bag back on the counter, then requested their manager's contact information. The staff refused to give her a manager’s phone number. Because of the seriousness of what we had seen and how we were being treated, she ended up calling corporate while we were still inside the store using the number on the receipt. The remake came out much faster than the original order. The bags weren’t sealed, and my friend had to check them herself to make sure everything was there — though she later realized when she got home that her daughter's fries were missing. As we were leaving, she looked back and saw the cashier making a vulgar hand gesture toward her. What hurt the most was that while our food was being remade, the kitchen staff were making comments in Spanish about our body size, saying we didn’t need that much food and that there was no reason to remake it. My friend understands Spanish and translated it for me. This wasn’t about being difficult or demanding. It was about food safety and basic respect. Asking that food be handled properly is reasonable. No one deserves to be mocked, talked about, or treated differently because of their weight, appearance, or mobility. Between the food safety issues, the unprofessional behavior, and the way we were treated, I won’t be returning to this location or to Wingstop again. I truly hope this is taken seriously and addressed.

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