The day will start with a 9:15 a.m. ribbon cutting. The first 100 people in line at that time will get Wingstop swag. When the doors open at 10 a.m., the restaurant will pass out samples of the restaurant\u2019s food and drink.<\/p>\n
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Wingstop serves traditional bone-in and boneless chicken along with chicken tenders. Customers can get a variety of sauces and seasonings.<\/p>\n
(Courtesy Wingstop)<\/p>\n
Wingstop serves traditional bone-in and boneless chicken along with chicken tenders, and customers can customize their meals by choosing from different sauces and seasonings. The chain first arrived in Wichita in 2014 and has since opened four other restaurants: at 2548 S. Seneca<\/a>, 2095 W. 21st St., 7325 W. Taft<\/a> and 7809 E. Harry<\/a>.<\/a><\/p>\n Vibe restaurants also has 72 Little Caesars restaurants in nine states and nine Whataburgers in Oklahoma. Its co-founder and CEO Ifraan Lalani, along with several other Vibe executives, will be at the ribbon cutting.<\/p>\n While the restaurant opening Wednesday will be Wichita\u2019s fifth, another appears to be coming. In May, Wingstop pulled a building permit to add a Wingstop at the old Interstate Batteries space between Sport Clips and J. Rae\u2019s at NewMarket Square<\/a>.<\/p>\n This eclectic and colorful Delano shop is closing, apparently permanently<\/a><\/p>\n #byeDave: Wichita State campus mourning sudden exit of adorable robot friends<\/a><\/p>\n