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Atomic Wings is eagerly anticipating the grand opening of its first stand-alone location on Long Island. Nestled within the bustling Aliano Shopping Center along the vibrant Route 25A in Miller Place, this new establishment is poised to bring its signature flavors to the local community.
Established in 1989, the Atomic Wings chain took its first flight in the culinary scene with a restaurant in New York City. Since then, it has expanded its wingspan, currently soaring over 20 locations across five states. Notably, there's a unique Westhampton spot that shares space with a Boom Burger! The brand's roots in New York City remain strong, boasting 12 Atomic Wings locations in the bustling metropolis.
The menu at Atomic Wings predominantly showcases Buffalo wings, boneless wings, and chicken tenders. For those craving a flavor adventure, there's a choice of 15 distinctive flavors, ranging from the classic Hot Buffalo to enticing options like Jerk BBQ, Thai Chili, Mango Habanero, Nuclear, and the signature Atomic flavor.
Adam Lippin, the founder of Atomic Wings, aimed to capture the essence of the hot, crispy wings he frequently enjoyed during his college years in Buffalo in the early 1980s.
The anticipation builds as a "Opening Soon" sign outside the Miller Place location hints at the imminent launch. Adjacent to this upcoming Atomic Wings spot, you'll find the Tuscany Gourmet Market. Exciting times for the local culinary scene!
The new Atomic Wings in Miller Place is taking shape, with much of the decor already in place. Inside, you can expect tall leather booth seating, hardwood flooring, stylish lighting, and a spacious wood-faced bar, creating a trendy and inviting atmosphere.
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