JERICHO, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Wings of New York, the virtual restaurant concept created by Nathan’s Famous, opens its first physical restaurant, located inside the famed Yankee Stadium . The Wings of New York location will offer a limited version of the menu, including Harlem style Chicken and Waffles, as well as Nathan’s Famous extra long hot dog.
"We are very excited to bring Wings of New York to Yankees fans, giving them more options at the ballpark including wings, hand-dipped chicken tenders and Harlem-style malted waffles,” states James Walker, Senior Vice President, Restaurants. “We’ve been pleased with the launch of Wings of New York in the tri-state area and we believe this will be exactly what New Yorkers and tourists alike are looking for while they enjoy a game at this incredible stadium.”
The Wings of New York location will offer customers a variety of menu options including wings and tenders a la carte, wings and French fry combos and Harlem-style chicken and waffles. The brand will offer over four different wing sauces including Classic Buffalo, Barbecue, Sweet Chili and Garlic. The fries can be served alongside wings or loaded with cheese, while the waffles, which can also be served a la carte, will be topped with real maple syrup and butter.
To view images of Wings of New York menu items, visit here.
To learn more about Wings of New York, visit www.wingsofnewyork.com.
About Wings of New York
Wings of New York is a virtual restaurant concept under the restaurant Nathan’s Famous. Wings of New York offers customers wings and tenders a la carte, wing and French fry combos and Harlem-style chicken and waffles. The menu features 14 different wing sauces ranging from Creamy Mild Buffalo to Ghost Pepper Reaper, with a signature Buffalo sauce created by culinart consultant Mark Miller. The menu is available through delivery only on UberEats, Postmates, GrubHub and DoorDash.
About Nathan’s Famous
Nathan’s is a Russell 2000 Company that currently distributes its products in 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, and 16 foreign countries through its restaurant system, foodservice sales programs and product licensing activities. Last year, over 700 million Nathan’s Famous hot dogs were sold. For additional information about Nathan’s, please visit our website at nathansfamous.com.
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