St. Louis Bar & Grill Wants Canadians to Start “Wingmaxxing” for National Chicken Wing Day
Think you can eat 160 chicken wings? That’s the record to beat.
To celebrate National Chicken Wing Day on July 29, St. Louis Bar & Grill is turning up the heat with its Wingsanity promotion, giving Canadians the chance to eat all-you-can-eat wings for $24.99 until August 3, compete for leaderboard bragging rights, and even win Free Wings for a Year or Free Wings for Life.
The restaurant is also encouraging wing lovers to start “wingmaxxing” by gathering their friends, putting their appetites to the test, and seeing how many wings they can put away.
Note: Promotion details, pricing, contest rules, prizes, participating locations, and availability are subject to change. Please check St. Louis Bar & Grill’s official website or social media channels for the latest updates before visiting.
Everything You Need to Know
What’s Happening for National Chicken Wing Day?
St. Louis Bar & Grill’s Wingsanity promotion is already underway across Canada, and National Chicken Wing Day gives wing lovers another reason to take part.
Guests can enjoy:
- All-you-can-eat wings for $24.99 until August 3
- A chance to earn a spot on the Hall of Famished, St. Louis Bar & Grill’s nationwide leaderboard celebrating Canada’s top wing eaters
- A 1-in-5 chance to win Free Wings for a Year if you’re your location’s top weekly eater
- Automatic entry into the grand prize draw for Free Wings for Life
- The opportunity to support a petition calling for a chicken wing flat emoji
Can You Beat the National Record?
The current Wingsanity record stands at 160 wings, and St. Louis Bar & Grill is inviting Canadians to see if they can beat it.
Whether you’re aiming for the top of the leaderboard or simply looking to test your appetite, National Chicken Wing Day is the perfect time to give it a shot.
Team Flats Is Fighting for an Emoji
The Wingsanity campaign isn’t just about eating wings.
St. Louis Bar & Grill has also launched a petition calling for a dedicated chicken wing flat emoji, arguing that the current 🍗 emoji is actually a drumstick and doesn’t properly represent chicken wings.
The campaign encourages Team Flats supporters to sign the petition and help bring a flat wing emoji to future emoji keyboards.
Why “Wingmaxxing” Is Trending
St. Louis Bar & Grill is encouraging Canadians to embrace “wingmaxxing” this National Chicken Wing Day by gathering friends, taking on the Wingsanity challenge, climbing the Hall of Famished leaderboard, and seeing just how many wings they can eat.
With prizes, unlimited wings, and plenty of friendly competition, the restaurant is giving wing lovers every reason to celebrate.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
St. Louis Bar & Grill is offering all-you-can-eat wings for $24.99 until August 3.
The Hall of Famished is St. Louis Bar & Grill’s nationwide leaderboard recognizing Canada’s top wing eaters during Wingsanity.
Yes. If you’re your location’s top weekly eater, you’ll have a 1-in-5 chance to win Free Wings for a Year and you’ll also be entered into the grand prize draw for Free Wings for Life.
Think you can beat the 160-wing record? Head to your nearest St. Louis Bar & Grill, order the all-you-can-eat wings, and put your appetite to the test.
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