Wetherspoons Wings, Bites and Strips 2026
This section is great for a lighter meal or a sharer. Pick any combination from four options and the pricing scales with how many portions you order. I find it useful when I want something lighter than a burger but more interesting than a salad. Add a dipping sauce for 99p — the Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey glaze is the one I always come back to.
How to Order Wings, Bites and Strips at Wetherspoons
The wings, bites and strips section is one of the most flexible deals on the menu, and it's my go-to when I want something lighter than a full main or I'm sharing with someone. The whole thing is mix and match: pick any combination of chicken wings, chicken bites, southern-fried strips or Quorn nuggets, and the price scales with how many portions you order — £3.10 for one, £5.69 for two, or £7.80 for three.
My usual order is two portions of wings and one of southern-fried strips, which comes to £7.80 and makes a properly satisfying meal. The wings carry a genuine kick from the Naga chilli seasoning — these aren't timid pub wings. The southern-fried strips with the Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey glaze are excellent, and the chicken bites are the mildest option if you're feeding someone who doesn't want heat.
The dipping sauces are where you make it your own, and at 99p each they're worth adding. The blue cheese is the classic pairing for the wings, the sticky soy works beautifully with the bites, and the JD honey glaze is the one I keep coming back to. There are eight to choose from, so you can mix a couple across a sharing order.
For vegetarians and vegans, the Quorn nuggets slot straight into the same deal at the same price, which is a nice touch. And it's worth knowing that five chicken wings also appear on the sides menu at £3.10 if you just want them as an add-on to a main rather than a meal in themselves. As a starter, a sharer, or a lighter dinner, this section is one of the more underrated ways to eat at Wetherspoons — and one of the cheapest ways to feed two people something hot and satisfying.
For a casual catch-up with a friend, a few mix-and-match portions with a couple of dipping sauces in the middle of the table is one of my favourite low-key orders here — it's relaxed, it's cheap, and there's no waiting on one big main to arrive. Three portions for £7.80 plus a sauce or two feeds two people comfortably, and the variety keeps it interesting in a way a single shared plate doesn't.
The more I order from this section, the more I appreciate how genuinely well it scales across different occasions — a single portion works as a snack, two portions make a satisfying light meal, and three portions comfortably feed two people sharing, all from the same straightforward pricing structure. Combined with eight sauces to mix and match and a vegan Quorn option at the same price, it's one of the most flexible and reliably good-value corners of the entire Wetherspoons menu, and a section I'd happily build a casual evening around.
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My Wings, Bites and Strips Pick
Two portions of chicken wings plus one of southern-fried strips — all three for £7.80 — is the combination I'd go with. The wings have good Naga chilli heat. The southern-fried strips with Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey glaze dipping sauce (99p) are excellent. See the full Wetherspoons menu.