Red Robin serves 23 chicken wing items in 2026 across 11 flavours — bone-in wings and boneless chicken bites — priced from $9.99 to $15.79. The hottest flavour is Scorpion, the lightest wings are the Salt & Pepper boneless bites at 540 calories, and the Gourmet Wing & Sauce Bar is the sharing format for the table.
Red Robin’s Chicken Wings menu offers flavorful options for guests who enjoy crispy, saucy, and filling bites. Choose from bone-in wings and boneless chicken bites with delicious spices and sauces. Whether you’re sharing with friends or eating them as a starter, these wings are a tasty accompaniment to your meal.
All 23 Chicken Wings with Prices & Calories
Lemon Pepper Bone-In Wings
$10.19 | 560 Cal
The new lemon-pepper bone-in wings — and, at $10.19 and 560 Cal, the cheapest bone-in wings and the second-lightest wings on this page.
Lemon Pepper Boneless Chicken Bites
$12.19 | 1020 Cal
The new lemon-pepper boneless bites.
Lemon Pepper Buzz Bone-In Wings
$12.99 | 1090 Cal
The new lemon-pepper wings with a Buzz kick.
Lemon Pepper Buzz Boneless Chicken Bites
$9.99 | 690 Cal
The new lemon-pepper Buzz boneless bites — and, at $9.99, the cheapest wings on this page.
Mike’s Hot Honey® Bone-In Wings
$11.39 | 770 Cal
The hot-honey bone-in wings.
Mike’s Hot Honey® Boneless Chicken Bites
$11.69 | 730 Cal
The hot-honey boneless bites.
Scorpion Bone-In Wings
$15.39 | 1130 Cal
The hottest wings on the menu — and, at $15.39, tied priciest bone-in.
Garlic Parmesan Bone-In Wings
$15.09 | 620 Cal
The mild garlic-parmesan bone-in wings — and the second-lightest bone-in at 620 Cal.
Scorpion Dry Rub Bone-In Wings
$10.79 | 690 Cal
The Scorpion heat as a dry rub, no sauce — 690 Cal against the sauced Scorpion’s 1130.
Salt & Pepper Bone-In Wings
$12.29 | 780 Cal
The plain salt-and-pepper bone-in wings.
Buzz Bone-In Wings
$15.39 | 1040 Cal
The Buzz-sauce bone-in wings — tied priciest bone-in at $15.39.
Banzai Bone-In Wings
$13.69 | 710 Cal
The Banzai bone-in wings.
Whiskey River® BBQ Bone-In Wings
$10.39 | 990 Cal
The barbecue bone-in wings.
Island Heat Bone-In Wings
$14.69 | 790 Cal
The Island Heat bone-in wings.
Scorpion Boneless Chicken Bites
$11.89 | 1060 Cal
The hottest flavour as boneless bites.
Garlic Parmesan Boneless Chicken Bites
$11.79 | 1150 Cal
The mild garlic-parmesan boneless bites — 1150 Cal, far heavier than the bone-in version’s 620.
Scorpion Dry Rub Boneless Chicken Bites
$14.49 | 590 Cal
The Scorpion dry rub as boneless bites — and, at 590 Cal, the third-lightest wings on this page.
Salt & Pepper Boneless Chicken Bites
$11.09 | 540 Cal
The plain salt-and-pepper boneless bites — and, at 540 Cal, the lightest wings on this page.
Buzz Boneless Chicken Bites
$11.39 | 800 Cal
The Buzz-sauce boneless bites.
Banzai Boneless Chicken Bites
$15.19 | 1170 Cal
The Banzai boneless bites — and, at 1170 Cal, the heaviest wings on this page.
Whiskey River® BBQ Boneless Chicken Bites
$10.79 | 1150 Cal
The barbecue boneless bites — 1150 Cal, against the bone-in version’s 990.
Island Heat Boneless Chicken Bites
$15.69 | 970 Cal
The Island Heat boneless bites — and, at $15.69, the priciest single wings order on this page.
Gourmet Wing & Sauce Bar
$15.79 | 1140 Cal
The wing-and-sauce bar for the table — the sharing format, and, at $15.79, the most expensive item on this page.
A note on the Lemon Pepper prices: the owner’s article lists the four Lemon Pepper items twice, at two different prices. The New Items section lists Lemon Pepper Buzz Bone-In Wings at $12.09 and 1150 calories, Lemon Pepper Buzz Boneless Chicken Bites at $9.69 and 980 calories, Lemon Pepper Bone-In Wings at $15.79 and 560 calories, and Lemon Pepper Boneless Chicken Bites at $18.99 and 550 calories. The Chicken Wings section lists the same four items at $12.99 | 1090 Cal, $9.99 | 690 Cal, $10.19 | 560 Cal, and $12.19 | 1020 Cal. This page uses the Chicken Wings figures, because this is the Chicken Wings page. Both sets of figures are the owner’s own — do not “correct” one to match the other, and do not average them. Prices may vary by location in any case.
Prices may vary by location.
Every Wing Flavour Ranked by Heat
The owner’s article does not rank the flavours by heat — it lists the eleven flavours and lets the names speak. The ranking below is the site’s own, built from the flavour names and how the sauces are generally known. If you want heat, start at the top; if you want flavour without fire, start at the bottom.
Hottest — Scorpion.
Scorpion is the hottest flavour on this menu, in both its forms: the sauced Scorpion Bone-In Wings ($15.39 | 1130 Cal) and Scorpion Boneless Chicken Bites ($11.89 | 1060 Cal), and the Scorpion Dry Rub Bone-In Wings ($10.79 | 690 Cal) and Scorpion Dry Rub Boneless Chicken Bites ($14.49 | 590 Cal). The name is the warning — scorpion pepper heat is the top of the scale, and the dry rub carries the same heat without the sauce, so do not order the rub thinking it is milder. The rub is actually the lighter way to take the heat: the dry rub bone-in is 690 calories against the sauced bone-in’s 1130, and the dry rub boneless is 590 against the sauced boneless’s 1060. Order Scorpion only if you genuinely like hot food — and order milk, not water, with it.
Medium — Buzz, Lemon Pepper Buzz, Banzai, Island Heat, Mike’s Hot Honey®.
The middle of the scale is where most people should order. Buzz is the house hot sauce — Buzz Bone-In Wings ($15.39 | 1040 Cal) and Buzz Boneless Chicken Bites ($11.39 | 800 Cal) — hot, but a step below Scorpion. Lemon Pepper Buzz adds the same Buzz kick to the new lemon-pepper base: Lemon Pepper Buzz Bone-In Wings ($12.99 | 1090 Cal) and Lemon Pepper Buzz Boneless Chicken Bites ($9.99 | 690 Cal). Banzai ($13.69 | 710 Cal bone-in, $15.19 | 1170 Cal boneless) and Island Heat ($14.69 | 790 Cal bone-in, $15.69 | 970 Cal boneless) both carry heat in the name — a warm, spiced heat rather than a pepper burn. Mike’s Hot Honey® ($11.39 | 770 Cal bone-in, $11.69 | 730 Cal boneless) is the sweet heat of the group: honey first, heat second, and the most forgiving of the medium flavours. If you are not sure how much heat you want, Mike’s Hot Honey® is the safe first order — and the same flavour leads the Donatos Pizza page as the Mike’s Hot Honey® Pepperoni Pizza, so if you already like that pizza, you know this heat.
Mildest — Garlic Parmesan, Lemon Pepper, Salt & Pepper, Whiskey River® BBQ.
The bottom of the scale is flavour without fire. Garlic Parmesan ($15.09 | 620 Cal bone-in, $11.79 | 1150 Cal boneless) is savoury and buttery, not spicy at all — the mildest-tasting flavour on the menu, and the bone-in version is also the second-lightest wings on the page. Lemon Pepper ($10.19 | 560 Cal bone-in, $12.19 | 1020 Cal boneless) is citrus and pepper seasoning, no chilli heat. Salt & Pepper ($12.29 | 780 Cal bone-in, $11.09 | 540 Cal boneless) is the plainest flavour — just seasoning, no sauce, no heat — and the boneless version is the lightest wings on the whole page. Whiskey River® BBQ ($10.39 | 990 Cal bone-in, $10.79 | 1150 Cal boneless) is sweet-smoky barbecue, the same flavour that leads the Burgers page — no heat, just the barbecue sauce. If someone at the table does not eat spicy food, order from this group and nobody gets burned.
Bone-In vs Boneless — Which Should You Order?
There are 11 bone-in wings and 11 boneless chicken bites on this page, plus the Gourmet Wing & Sauce Bar — so every flavour comes in both formats, and the choice is yours. But the two formats are not the same food at the same price, and the owner’s figures prove it.
The bone-in case.
Bone-in wings run from $10.19 to $15.39 and from 560 to 1130 calories. The cheapest bone-in is the Lemon Pepper Bone-In Wings at $10.19, and the lightest bone-in is the same item at 560 calories — the cheapest and the lightest bone-in in one item. Bone-in is the classic wing experience: meat on the bone, eaten with your hands, with the sauce on the outside. If you want the real wing experience, or the lightest wings on the page, order bone-in — the two lightest wings overall are both bone-in (Lemon Pepper at 560 Cal and Garlic Parmesan at 620 Cal).
The boneless case.
Boneless bites run from $9.99 to $15.69 and from 540 to 1170 calories. The cheapest wings on the whole page are boneless — Lemon Pepper Buzz Boneless Chicken Bites at $9.99 — and the lightest wings on the whole page are boneless too — Salt & Pepper Boneless Chicken Bites at 540 Cal. Boneless is the neater, easier format: no bones, eaten with a fork, better for sharing and better for children. If you want the cheapest order, the lightest order, or the easiest wings to eat, order boneless.
The same flavour, two different meals.
Do not assume the boneless version of a flavour costs or weighs the same as the bone-in version — on this menu it often does not. Garlic Parmesan bone-in is 620 calories; Garlic Parmesan boneless is 1150 — almost double, for the same flavour. Lemon Pepper bone-in is 560 calories; Lemon Pepper boneless is 1020 — again almost double. Whiskey River® BBQ bone-in is 990 calories; boneless is 1150. Banzai bone-in is 710; boneless is 1170 — the heaviest wings on the page. But it cuts the other way too: Scorpion Dry Rub boneless is 590 calories against the bone-in’s 690, and Mike’s Hot Honey® boneless is 730 against the bone-in’s 770. So check the card for the format you are actually ordering — the flavour name alone does not tell you the calories.
Which should you order?
Bone-in if you want the classic wing and the lightest options; boneless if you want the cheapest order, the easiest eating, or the single lightest item (Salt & Pepper boneless, 540 Cal). For a group, order both: a bone-in order for the wing lovers and a boneless order for everyone else, in different flavours, so the table can compare. And if the table wants a bit of everything, the Gourmet Wing & Sauce Bar is the sharing format — see the section below.
Dry Rub vs Sauce
Most wings on this page are sauced — tossed in a sauce that coats the outside. Two flavours are dry rubs: the seasoning goes on dry, with no sauce at all. That one difference changes the flavour, the mess, and the calories.
The dry rubs.
Scorpion Dry Rub is the named dry rub on the menu: Scorpion Dry Rub Bone-In Wings ($10.79 | 690 Cal) and Scorpion Dry Rub Boneless Chicken Bites ($14.49 | 590 Cal). Salt & Pepper is the other dry-style flavour by name — Salt & Pepper Bone-In Wings ($12.29 | 780 Cal) and Salt & Pepper Boneless Chicken Bites ($11.09 | 540 Cal) — plain seasoning, no sauce, no heat. A dry rub is seasoning rubbed into the chicken before cooking, so the flavour is in the crust, not in a coating. The wings are drier to the touch, less messy to eat, and the flavour is more direct — you taste the spice blend, not the sauce.
Dry rub is lighter than the same flavour sauced.
The owner’s figures make the case plainly. Sauced Scorpion bone-in is 1130 calories; Scorpion Dry Rub bone-in is 690 — 440 calories less for the same heat. Sauced Scorpion boneless is 1060 calories; Scorpion Dry Rub boneless is 590 — 470 calories less. So if you want the Scorpion heat without the heaviest calorie count, the dry rub is the pick in both formats — and the dry rub boneless, at 590 Cal, is the third-lightest wings on the whole page.
When to order sauced, when to order dry.
Order sauced when you want the classic wing — sticky, coated, and messy, with the sauce as the main flavour. Order dry rub when you want the heat or the seasoning without the sauce, when you want less mess, or when you want the lighter version of a hot flavour. And if you cannot decide, order one of each in the same flavour — Scorpion sauced and Scorpion dry rub side by side — and the table can taste the difference for itself.
Wing Counts & the Gourmet Wing & Sauce Bar
How many wings come in an order?
The owner’s article gives no wing count per order — no 8, 12, or 16 count, and no count for any single flavour. Delivery listings show 8/12/16 counts with prices of $19.19–$28.79, but those are delivery figures, not the owner’s menu, and this page does not use them. If you need to know the count for your order, check your restaurant’s menu — counts vary by location, and the restaurant’s own menu is the final word.
The Gourmet Wing & Sauce Bar — the owner’s listing.
The owner’s menu lists the Gourmet Wing & Sauce Bar at $15.79 and 1140 calories, as a single menu item. That is the figure this page uses. It is the sharing format: a bar of wings with sauces for the table, instead of a single order in one flavour. Do not confuse it with the party-bar price in competitor guides — $59.99 is not the owner’s price, and this page does not use it anywhere.
The party-bar details — official-menu information, not the owner’s figures.
Official-menu mirrors describe the party version of the bar as 50 wings serving 10 people, with 5 sauces — ranch, bleu cheese, Buzz, Teriyaki, and Whiskey River® BBQ — and a per-serving breakdown of 1100 calories: wings 580, ranch 160, bleu cheese 190, Buzz 80, Teriyaki 60, Whiskey River® BBQ 80. Treat all of that as official-menu mirror information with a vary-by-location caveat, not as the owner’s article facts: the owner’s listing is $15.79 and 1140 calories for the bar item, and the 50-wing, serves-10 format is the party version described on the official menus. If you are ordering for a party, confirm the format, the sauces, and the price with your restaurant first — the bar is a sharing order, and the details can vary by location.
The sauces — and the dips.
The eleven flavours are the sauces and rubs themselves: Scorpion, Buzz, Banzai, Island Heat, Mike’s Hot Honey®, Whiskey River® BBQ, Garlic Parmesan, Lemon Pepper, Lemon Pepper Buzz, Salt & Pepper, and Scorpion Dry Rub. The dips are a separate thing. The owner’s article does not name a dipping sauce for the wings, so the ranch and bleu cheese dips come from the official-menu mirrors of the Sauce Bar, presented as reported information: ranch at 160 calories per serving and bleu cheese at 190, per the mirror’s breakdown. If you want a dip with a single order of wings, ask at your restaurant — the available dips and any extra charges may vary by location. See the Appetizers page for the dips that are appetizers in their own right, and the Sides & Sauces page for the full sauce list.
All-You-Can-Eat Wings Night
What the owner’s article says.
Nothing. The owner’s article does not list an all-you-can-eat wings night, a wings-night price, or a wings-night day. If you are looking for an AYCE wings deal on the owner’s menu, it is not there.
What is reported — not in the owner’s article.
A competitor guide (redrobinmenu.org) reports an All-You-Can-Eat Boneless Wings Night at $15.99, on Tuesday and Wednesday. Treat that as reported and UNVERIFIED, not as the owner’s fact: the price, the days, and whether the night is even running can all vary by location, and the owner’s article confirms none of it. If you are planning a visit mainly for an all-you-can-eat wings night, confirm the current offer, its days, and its price with your restaurant first. And do not confuse it with the Bottomless menu — the Bottomless free refills on the Bottomless page cover selected sides and drinks with your meal, not unlimited wings.
NEW — Lemon Pepper & Lemon Pepper Buzz Wings (Oct 19, 2026)
The four Lemon Pepper wings are the newest flavours on this menu. The owner’s article marks all four “New” in the Chicken Wings section and lists them again in the New Items section — and they are the only wing flavours the article marks as new.
The four new wings.
Lemon Pepper Bone-In Wings ($10.19 | 560 Cal) and Lemon Pepper Boneless Chicken Bites ($12.19 | 1020 Cal) are the plain lemon-pepper flavour — citrus and pepper seasoning, no chilli heat, the mildest of the new arrivals. Lemon Pepper Buzz Bone-In Wings ($12.99 | 1090 Cal) and Lemon Pepper Buzz Boneless Chicken Bites ($9.99 | 690 Cal) add the Buzz kick to the same lemon-pepper base — the same flavour, with heat. The launch date of Oct 19, 2026 comes from the project’s keyword-map research, not from the owner’s article — the article itself only marks the four items “New” in 2026. The same Oct 19, 2026 launch also brought the Prime Rib Stack Burger, five Refreshers, and two milkshakes to the menu, per the same research.
Which new wing to order first.
If you want the lightest new wings, order the Lemon Pepper Bone-In Wings — 560 calories, the second-lightest wings on the whole page, and the cheapest bone-in wings at $10.19. If you want the cheapest new wings, order the Lemon Pepper Buzz Boneless Chicken Bites — $9.99, the cheapest wings on the whole page, at 690 calories. If you want the new flavour with heat, the Lemon Pepper Buzz bone-in is the pick at $12.99 — the Buzz kick on the lemon-pepper base, and the only new bone-in with real heat. And if you want the plain lemon-pepper boneless, know the calories first: the Lemon Pepper Boneless Chicken Bites are 1020 calories, almost double the bone-in version’s 560, for the same flavour — check the card, not the name.
The two prices — read this before you order.
The owner’s article lists these four wings twice, at two different prices (see the note in the cards section above). This page uses the Chicken Wings section figures: Lemon Pepper Bone-In Wings $10.19, Lemon Pepper Boneless Chicken Bites $12.19, Lemon Pepper Buzz Bone-In Wings $12.99, and Lemon Pepper Buzz Boneless Chicken Bites $9.99. The New Items section lists them at $15.79, $18.99, $12.09, and $9.69. Both sets of figures are the owner’s own. The Chicken Wings figures are the ones to expect on this page — and prices may vary by location in any case.
FAQs
What wing flavors does Red Robin have?
Eleven flavours on the owner’s menu: Lemon Pepper, Lemon Pepper Buzz, Mike’s Hot Honey®, Scorpion, Garlic Parmesan, Scorpion Dry Rub, Salt & Pepper, Buzz, Banzai, Whiskey River® BBQ, and Island Heat — each in bone-in wings and boneless chicken bites, plus the Gourmet Wing & Sauce Bar, for 23 items in total.
Which Red Robin wings are the hottest?
Scorpion — the hottest flavour on this menu, in both its forms: the sauced Scorpion wings and the Scorpion Dry Rub. That ranking is the site’s own, from the flavour names and how the sauces are generally known — the owner’s article does not rank heat. The dry rub carries the same heat with fewer calories: 690 Cal bone-in against the sauced 1130.
Are Red Robin wings bone-in or boneless?
Both. Eleven flavours come as bone-in wings and eleven as boneless chicken bites, plus the Gourmet Wing & Sauce Bar, for 23 items. Bone-in runs $10.19–$15.39 and 560–1130 Cal; boneless runs $9.99–$15.69 and 540–1170 Cal. The cheapest wings on the page are boneless ($9.99) and the lightest are boneless too (540 Cal) — but the two lightest bone-in wings are also among the lightest on the page.
How much is the Gourmet Wing & Sauce Bar?
$15.79 and 1140 calories on the owner’s menu, as a single menu item. Do not trust competitor guides that list $59.99: that is the party-bar price on official-menu mirrors, not the owner’s listing. The mirrors describe the party version as 50 wings serving 10 people, with 5 sauces — that format is official-menu information, not the owner’s figure.
Does Red Robin have all-you-can-eat wings?
The owner’s article does not list an all-you-can-eat wings night. A competitor guide reports an All-You-Can-Eat Boneless Wings Night at $15.99 on Tuesday and Wednesday — treat that as reported and unverified, and confirm with your restaurant before planning a visit around it. The Bottomless free refills on the Bottomless page cover selected sides and drinks, not unlimited wings.
What are the new Lemon Pepper wings?
The four newest flavours on the owner’s menu, all marked “New” in the article: Lemon Pepper Bone-In Wings ($10.19 | 560 Cal), Lemon Pepper Boneless Chicken Bites ($12.19 | 1020 Cal), Lemon Pepper Buzz Bone-In Wings ($12.99 | 1090 Cal), and Lemon Pepper Buzz Boneless Chicken Bites ($9.99 | 690 Cal). The Buzz versions add heat to the lemon-pepper base. The article lists them twice at different prices — this page uses the Chicken Wings section figures.
What sauces come with the wings?
The eleven flavours are the sauces and rubs themselves — Scorpion, Buzz, Banzai, Island Heat, Mike’s Hot Honey®, Whiskey River® BBQ, Garlic Parmesan, Lemon Pepper, Lemon Pepper Buzz, Salt & Pepper, and Scorpion Dry Rub. The owner’s article does not name a dipping sauce for the wings. Official-menu mirrors of the Sauce Bar list ranch (160 Cal per serving) and bleu cheese (190 Cal per serving) as the dips — presented as reported information, not as the owner’s fact.
How many wings come in an order?
The owner’s article states no wing count per order, so this page states none. Delivery listings show 8/12/16 counts at $19.19–$28.79, but those are delivery figures, not the owner’s menu, and this page does not use them. Check your restaurant’s menu for the count — it varies by location. The party version of the Sauce Bar is reported as 50 wings serving 10 people, per official-menu mirrors.
Final Thoughts
Red Robin’s chicken wings are the biggest flavour list on the menu — eleven flavours, twenty-three items, bone-in and boneless, priced from $9.99 to $15.79. Start with the Scorpion if you want the hottest wings on the menu, the Mike’s Hot Honey® if you want sweet heat, or the Garlic Parmesan bone-in if you want the mildest flavour at the second-lightest calories. Try the new Lemon Pepper wings while they are new — the bone-in at $10.19 and 560 calories is the best value of the four — and order the dry rub Scorpion if you want the heat without the heaviest calories. For a group, order bone-in and boneless in different flavours and let the table compare, or order the Gourmet Wing & Sauce Bar at $15.79 and share it. And remember the two figures that trip people up: the same flavour can weigh almost double in boneless form — Garlic Parmesan is 620 calories bone-in and 1150 boneless — and the Lemon Pepper wings have two prices in the owner’s own article, with this page using the Chicken Wings figures. Check the full menu with prices and calories on the homepage, and download the printable version from the Menu PDF page.
Related Menus
- Burgers — 15 gourmet burgers, including the Whiskey River® BBQ burger
- Bottomless — all Bottomless sides and drinks, and the rules
- Appetizers — wings as a starter, with the dips that are appetizers
- Wraps & Sandwiches — 12 wraps and sandwiches, including the Buzz Ranch chicken sandwich
- Donatos Pizza — the Mike’s Hot Honey® Pepperoni Pizza, the same flavour as the wings
- Red Robin Menu PDF — printable menu
- Red Robin Menu — Homepage — all 239 items
- Red Robin Happy Hour — times, $3-off menu and $4–$6 drinks (reported)
- Red Robin Royalty Rewards — 1 point per $1, $10 per 100 points