Wingstop menu prices in the UK start at about £8.45 for 8 boneless wings and run up to roughly £12 for a 12-piece bone-in order, with combo meals adding tenders and fries. Every order comes coated in one of ten signature flavours. Here are the current Wingstop prices and the best-value combos.
Wingstop UK at a glance
| Price range | £8.45 to £12+ |
|---|---|
| 8 classic wings | from £8.75 |
| 8 boneless wings | from £8.45 |
| Signature flavours | 10, mild to very spicy |
| Best for sharing | Flavour Craver combo |
| Last updated | June 2026 |
Full Wingstop UK menu prices
Wingstop serves cooked-to-order wings, tenders and sides, with classic bone-in and boneless options. Prices vary a little by location. Prices below are representative; check your local restaurant or the Wingstop app for exact figures and offers.
Wings
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| 8 Classic Wings | from £8.75 |
| 10 Classic Wings | from £10.95 |
| 12 Classic Wings | from £11.95 |
| 8 Boneless Wings | from £8.45 |
| 12 Boneless Wings | from £11.45 |
Combos
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Flavour Fix (wings or boneless, tenders, fries) | combo price |
| Flavour Craver (extra wings, boneless, fries, dips) | sharing combo |
Best ways to save at Wingstop
The combos are where the value sits, since the Flavour Fix bundles wings or boneless pieces with tenders and fries for less than buying them separately, and the larger Flavour Craver is the cheapest per piece for a group. The boneless wings are slightly cheaper than the classic bone-in and come from white meat, so they are the value pick if you are not fussed about the bone. The Wingstop app carries the rewards scheme and regular offers, so download it before you order. Ordering one large combo to share beats several small individual orders.
Frequently asked questions
How much are wings at Wingstop?
Eight classic wings start from around £8.75 and eight boneless from £8.45, rising to about £12 for a 12-piece.
How many flavours does Wingstop have?
Wingstop offers ten signature flavours, from mild options like Lemon Pepper to very spicy ones like Atomic.
What is the best Wingstop combo?
The Flavour Fix is the best single-person combo with wings, tenders and fries, while the Flavour Craver is best for sharing.
Are boneless wings cheaper at Wingstop?
Yes, boneless wings are slightly cheaper than the classic bone-in and are made from white meat chicken.
About Wingstop in the UK
Wingstop was founded in Texas in the mid-1990s, built entirely around chicken wings served in a wide range of flavours, from mild to genuinely fiery, rather than a broader fast food menu. Its UK entry came decades later and generated significant early buzz thanks to the brand’s established reputation and cult following from the US, particularly around its lemon pepper flavour. It has expanded rapidly across the UK since opening, with the company setting ambitious long-term growth targets for its UK store count.
What to expect at Wingstop
Expect a menu built almost entirely around wings and tenders in a genuinely wide range of flavours, so trying a couple of different sauces across one order is a good way to explore the menu. Boneless wings offer a similar flavour experience to classic bone-in wings if you prefer eating without bones. Because flavour intensity varies significantly between options, checking the heat level description before ordering the spiciest sauce is worth doing if you’re not used to very hot food.
More frequently asked questions
How many wing flavours does Wingstop offer?
A wide range spanning mild to very spicy, letting you try several different sauces across one order.
Are boneless wings different from classic wings at Wingstop?
They offer a similar flavour experience without bones, a popular alternative for those who prefer easier eating.
Wingstop menu changes and seasonal items
Like most UK chains, Wingstop periodically updates its menu with limited-time seasonal items alongside the core standard range, worth checking current listings if you’re hoping to try something specific rather than assuming a past visit’s menu still applies exactly. Seasonal items are sometimes priced at a slight premium compared to standard menu items, worth factoring in if you’re working to a specific budget. Checking the app or website shortly before a visit is the most reliable way to see what’s currently available at Wingstop, rather than relying on an older printed menu.
Dietary options at Wingstop
Most Wingstop locations now publish detailed allergen and dietary information online, worth checking in advance if you have specific requirements rather than asking only once you’ve arrived. Vegetarian and vegan options have generally expanded across UK chains including Wingstop in recent years, though the specific range still varies by location and menu version. Checking directly with a specific branch, rather than assuming national menu consistency, is worth doing if a dietary requirement is a genuine concern for your visit.
Does Wingstop publish allergen information?
Most locations do, available online, worth checking in advance if you have specific dietary requirements before visiting.
Does Wingstop’s menu change seasonally?
Yes, like most UK chains, limited-time seasonal items appear alongside the standard range, worth checking current listings before a visit.