Chicken brand Wingers opens 30th restaurant in Swindon
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 06:15 · Archive
Chicken brand Wingers will open its 30th branch in Swindon on Monday, October 12, at Lydiard Field off Great Western Way near M4 junction 16. The restaurant will occupy the former Star East premises.
The opening will create 15 new local jobs at the site. Customers will be able to order buttermilk chicken wings, tenders and burgers, along with sides, salads and drinks, between 11am and 11pm, seven days a week.
Wingers says everything on its menu is freshly cooked to order using the firm's signature breading, seasonings and a choice of nine original dipping sauces. The brand positions itself as focused on community, flavour and loyalty.
Wingers co-founder Amran Sunner said: 'We're very excited to be expanding in the local community and bringing bold, fresh flavours to Swindon. This launch is another big step in our mission to bring proper chicken to every local neighbourhood in the UK.'
The Swindon opening comes months after Wingers opened its 26th venue in Trowbridge in May, continuing its expansion across the region. The brand faces competition from established chicken chains already operating in Swindon, including Popeye's, Slim Chickens, Crispy Nest, KFC and Chicken Cottage.
How it is being reported
- Up-and-coming new restaurant brand to open at M4 junction within daysAn up-and-coming fast food chain is set to open its latest store in the town within a matter of days.Wiltshire Times · 7 Oct, 05:00
- Up-and-coming new restaurant brand to open at M4 junction within daysAn up-and-coming fast food chain is set to open its latest store in the town within a matter of days.Gazette & Herald · 7 Oct, 05:00
- Up-and-coming new restaurant brand to open at M4 junction within daysAn up-and-coming fast food chain is set to open its latest store in the town within a matter of days.Swindon Advertiser · 7 Oct, 05:00
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