Wings and Tins

restaurant

good for small groupsquirkyfriendly staff

A wings and beer specialist tucked behind Stanley Street in Darlinghurst, where double-fried chicken meets the biggest tinny selection in Australia.

4.5

(977 reviews)$Google

Happy Hour Deals

Happy Hour

half price wings with any drink

Wednesday

5:00pm – 8:00pm

Best For

BarTakes ReservationsBar Food

2 Chapel St, Darlinghurst 2010

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Opening Hours

MondayTodayClosed

Tuesday5pm – 9pm

Wednesday5pm – 9pm

Thursday5pm – 9pm

Friday12pm – 10pm

Saturday12pm – 10pm

SundayClosed

The Vibe

Low-lit booth seating: Each booth comes with its own theme - one styled like a vintage Swedish ski cabin, another channelling 'ya mum's house' - plus a built-in can crusher for proper tinny disposal.
Groups settling in: The cosy booth setup draws friends catching up over wings and beers, with enough space for larger parties celebrating birthdays or bucks nights.
Casual energy: The atmosphere stays relaxed and playful, built around the shared experience of messy finger food and cold cans rather than polished cocktail culture.
Former No Name space: The venue has transformed the old restaurant into something entirely different, keeping the intimate booth structure but adding personality through the themed seating areas.

What People Love

Weekly wing specials: The kitchen rotates through creative combinations like bacon-wrapped wings served on waffles with hot sauce, maple syrup and lime aioli - a sweet and savoury combination that keeps people coming back.
Russian Roulette challenge: One wing in your order gets doused with T-bone's Doom Juice (made from Carolina Reaper chillies) and finishing it earns a spot on the wall of fame plus free food.
Massive tinny range: Over 20 craft and classic beer options from local brewers to international favourites, plus three rotating taps currently pouring Balter CPA, Murray's Moon-boy Golden Ale and Tiger.
Classic options: The smoky chipotle BBQ wings and loaded fries provide reliable choices alongside the more adventurous weekly specials.

The Neighbourhood

Chapel Street location: Positioned just behind Stanley Street in the heart of Darlinghurst's dining strip, making it an easy addition to a night out in the area.
Taking over No Name: The venue occupies the former site of the No Name restaurant, transforming a neighbourhood dining spot into something entirely different with its wings-and-tins concept.
Darlinghurst dining scene: Sits among the suburb's mix of casual eateries and bars, offering a more playful alternative to the area's cocktail lounges and fine dining establishments.
Group-friendly positioning: The focus on sharing food and bulk beer orders makes it a natural choice for celebrations in an area known for its nightlife options.

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The Vibe

Low-lit booth seating: Each booth comes with its own theme - one styled like a vintage Swedish ski cabin, another channelling 'ya mum's house' - plus a built-in can crusher for proper tinny disposal.

Groups settling in: The cosy booth setup draws friends catching up over wings and beers, with enough space for larger parties celebrating birthdays or bucks nights.

Casual energy: The atmosphere stays relaxed and playful, built around the shared experience of messy finger food and cold cans rather than polished cocktail culture.

Former No Name space: The venue has transformed the old restaurant into something entirely different, keeping the intimate booth structure but adding personality through the themed seating areas.

What People Love

Weekly wing specials: The kitchen rotates through creative combinations like bacon-wrapped wings served on waffles with hot sauce, maple syrup and lime aioli - a sweet and savoury combination that keeps people coming back.

Russian Roulette challenge: One wing in your order gets doused with T-bone's Doom Juice (made from Carolina Reaper chillies) and finishing it earns a spot on the wall of fame plus free food.

Massive tinny range: Over 20 craft and classic beer options from local brewers to international favourites, plus three rotating taps currently pouring Balter CPA, Murray's Moon-boy Golden Ale and Tiger.

Classic options: The smoky chipotle BBQ wings and loaded fries provide reliable choices alongside the more adventurous weekly specials.

The Neighbourhood

Chapel Street location: Positioned just behind Stanley Street in the heart of Darlinghurst's dining strip, making it an easy addition to a night out in the area.

Taking over No Name: The venue occupies the former site of the No Name restaurant, transforming a neighbourhood dining spot into something entirely different with its wings-and-tins concept.

Darlinghurst dining scene: Sits among the suburb's mix of casual eateries and bars, offering a more playful alternative to the area's cocktail lounges and fine dining establishments.

Group-friendly positioning: The focus on sharing food and bulk beer orders makes it a natural choice for celebrations in an area known for its nightlife options.