The popular chicken chain's latest restaurant draws hundreds of eager customers.
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Wingstop opens new location in Aberdeen, attracting large crowds
Today marked a significant event for food enthusiasts in Aberdeen as the popular chicken chain, Wingstop, opened its doors at the Union Square shopping centre. The anticipation was palpable, with large, snaking queues forming around the venue as hundreds of eager customers waited for their first taste of the Granite City’s latest culinary addition.
Long queues and eager customers
Throughout the day, the scene outside Wingstop was bustling, with pictures capturing the excitement of hungry patrons. The queue extended nearly two hundred yards, showcasing the immense interest in the new restaurant. Inside, the atmosphere was equally vibrant, with every table occupied and staff members working diligently to fulfill orders.
The restaurant opened its doors at 11 AM, and the first 100 customers were treated to a complimentary portion of chicken wings, further fueling the excitement.
Expansion of the Wingstop brand in the UK
This new location in Aberdeen marks Wingstop’s fifth establishment in the UK, following successful openings in cities like Glasgow and Edinburgh. Chris Sherriff, CEO of Wingstop UK, expressed enthusiasm about the new venture, stating, “We’ve seen the buzz around Wingstop UK in Scotland, and to meet the growing demand, we’re delighted to open our fifth location in the country in Aberdeen.” He emphasized that Union Square was the ideal spot for their latest restaurant, highlighting the city’s potential for growth.
Future plans for Wingstop in the UK
As Wingstop continues its rapid expansion across the UK, Sherriff revealed plans to open more locations in 2025 to cater to the increasing demand for their signature wings. The excitement surrounding Wingstop in Scotland is evident, and the company is keen to capitalize on this momentum. The Press and Journal had the opportunity to visit the new Aberdeen location prior to its official opening, providing an exclusive first look and a chance to sample the menu. Food and drink expert Joanna Bremner rated the Wingstop chicken highly, indicating a promising future for the brand in the region.
