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Category: Food & Drink
Carolina Wings & Rib House
Phone: (803) 926-9622
City: West Columbia
Region: Midlands
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Carolina Wings & Rib House
Carolina Wings & Ribhouse specializes in chicken wings, ribs, barbecue and beer. Our menu has over 20 different wing sauces to choose from, a large variety of appetizers from fried mushrooms to nachos and chicken quesadillas. The fresh-cut wing chips are the best. We also have entree salads, burgers, great hot and cold sandwiches, awesome pulled pork, and our famous baby-back ribs which have been slow-cooked for over 12 hours and finished with one of our six signature sauces and rubs.
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