Winking Lizard Menu USA Prices 2026

Yes, they are called “Reptizers.” Yes, it makes me smile every time. This is the starter lineup that turns a quick beer into a full evening: crispy, cheesy, shareable stuff built for sports-bar tables. Lizard Lips are the cult favorite, and Pfred’s Preferred Pfries are the move when you cannot decide between fries and nachos. Honestly, just order both.

*Winking Lizard does not publish full nutrition data online, so calorie counts are not listed. See the Nutrition Information section below.

Traditional wings run $5.29 for 5 pieces, $9.79 for 10, and $15.99 for 20. Boneless wings are a little cheaper at $4.79, $7.49, and $12.79 for 5, 10, and 20 pieces. If wings are your whole personality at a sports bar, this is your section.

Here is my honest take: the traditional wings are the way to go. Crispier skin, better sauce grip, and you actually taste the chicken. Boneless are fine for game-day grazing when you do not want to think about bones, but traditional is the real Winking Lizard experience. Order the 20-piece if you are with the crew, it drops the per-wing price nicely.

Wing Sauces

Every wing order comes tossed in your sauce of choice. The lineup runs the classics, mild to hot, plus garlic parmesan, honey BBQ, and teriyaki-style glazes. My pick? Garlic parmesan if you like savory, medium-hot if you want the traditional sports-bar burn. Sauce is included in the price, so do not be shy about mixing batches across a 20-piece.

Looking to balance the wings with something green? The salad game here is small but solid: a straightforward Caesar at $5.29 and a hearty Buffalo Chicken Salad at $9.49.

Honestly, the Buffalo Chicken Salad is the sleeper hit. It scratches the wing craving without the mess, and $9.49 is fair for how loaded it is. The Caesar is a no-frills sidekick, great as an add-on to a burger.

Big, stacked, and priced to keep your wallet happy: sandwiches here sit in the $8-$9 range. The BBQ Chicken Club is the crowd-pleaser at $8.99, smoky, saucy, and filling enough that you might not finish it.

Pair it with Pfred’s Preferred Pfries and you are eating like a king for under $14. Trust me on this combo.

Wraps at Winking Lizard take the same grilled chicken and buffalo flavors and roll them into a soft tortilla. They are priced in line with the sandwich lineup, so expect wrap prices in the same ballpark as the rest of the handheld menu. Exact wrap pricing varies by location, which is why the table below does not list fixed numbers, but the kitchen will hook you up with whatever sauce you want inside. My pick: buffalo chicken wrap with extra ranch on the side.

The Winking Lizard burger prices run from $7.99 for the classic Lizard Burger up to $10.29 for the Big Ed Burger. The Cheeseburger at $8.99 is the sweet spot, and honestly it is my pick for best value on the whole Burger Board.

These are proper pub burgers, thick patties, toasted buns, toppings that actually show up. The Big Ed Burger is the monster order for when you skipped lunch. The Bacon Cheeseburger adds smoky crunch for just a buck more than the regular. And the base Lizard Burger at $7.99? A legit steal in 2026.

One standout here: the Bo-Man’s Chicken Parmesan at $9.29. Crispy breaded chicken, marinara, melted cheese, on a toasted roll. It is basically Italian comfort food disguised as a pub sandwich, and it works way better than it sounds. If you want chicken between bread, this is the one.

Yep, a sports bar that does pizza, and does it cheap. A small pie is just $7.99 and a large is $8.99. These are simple, hot, cheesy pub pizzas, perfect for the table while the game is on. At these prices, grabbing a large for the group is a no-brainer.

Not just bar food here. The dinner side of the menu has a 12 oz strip steak at $15.29 and slow-cooked BBQ St. Louis ribs at $10.99 for a half rack or $16.49 for the full. The ribs are the real deal, tender, sticky, fall-off-the-bone, and the full rack is a proper feast.

Watch for the seasonal $21 weekend T-bone steak special. It pops up on fall menus and it is a steal for a proper steak dinner.

What are the cheapest items at Winking Lizard? Start right here: cole slaw and applesauce are just $1.29 each, and steak fries run $2.49. These are the little add-ons that round out a meal without rounding out your bill.

Save room, because the Oreo Oblivion at $5.29 is worth it. Layers of cookies-and-cream goodness, cold and rich, the perfect landing after hot wings. If you only order one dessert here, this is it.

Bringing the little ones? The Little Lizards menu has smaller portions of the kid classics at kid-friendly prices, easy on the wallet and sized right for small appetites. Exact items and prices vary by location, so ask your server or check your local Winking Lizard menu page before you go.

Winking Lizard is already one of the more affordable sports bars out there, but the deals make it even better. Here is how the regulars save money:

• Wing Night, Monday & Tuesday after 3 pm: the headline deal. Dine-in only, so plan to stay for the game. This is when the place fills up.
• Monday/Tuesday lunch specials: a half-pound burger with fries for $10, or a chicken sandwich with fries for $9.50. Lunchtime robbery, in the best way.
• The World Tour of Beers: this is the famous one. Winking Lizard runs a beer rewards program with 100+ beers and a Beer of the Month that comes with a collectible glass. If you drink beer here regularly, joining is a no-brainer.
• Happy hour: many locations run happy hour deals on drinks and select appetizers. Times vary by location, so check your local spot.
• Seasonal specials: watch the fall menus, the weekend clambake and the $21 weekend T-bone steak special are legendary value when they show up.

Typical Winking Lizard hours: Monday through Thursday 11 am to 11 pm (kitchen), Friday and Saturday 11 am to midnight, and Sunday 12 pm to 9 pm. Hours vary by location, so do not take these as gospel for your neighborhood spot.

Example: the Akron location lists Mon–Thu 11:30 AM – 11:00 PM, Fri–Sat 11:30 AM – midnight, and Sun 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM. Bar hours often run later than the kitchen, call ahead on game nights and holidays.

Winking Lizard was born in 1983 in Bedford Heights, Ohio, right outside Cleveland, and it is still family-owned today. What started as a neighborhood tavern grew into an Ohio institution with 15+ locations across the Cleveland, Columbus, Akron, Canton, and Dayton areas. The formula never changed: great wings, a serious beer selection, and a room full of TVs. It is the kind of place where the bartender remembers your usual, and the World Tour of Beers turns casual drinkers into loyal regulars. For Ohio sports fans, the Lizard is basically a second living room.

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