Sometimes you just get a craving. There's no explanation as to why. You know what you want, and you're going to make sure that you get it.

For some reason, that was wings for me the last few weeks. And I knew just the place to go to. I went to the Pic-A-Lilli Inn, located in Shamong, New Jersey.

Their website claims that their wings are world-famous, and they're right. The wings are different than any other I have ever tried.

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Kyle Clark Photo / Townsquare Media illustration

The sauce options are phenomenal. They have something for any craving you might have. They have eight house sauces: mild, spicy, hot, smoker, garlic parm, bang bang, honey bbq, and hot & honey. You can find their entire menu here.

They've got more than just wings, and the menu will leave your mouth watering. Ever been to a restaurant with venison on the menu? I haven't, but Pic-A-Lilli does. They've got a venison smash burger that sounds amazing.

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Kyle Clark / Townsquare Media

They have fantastic house-made soups. I can personally vouch for their crock of french onion, and the creamy crab soup. They're a great start before your meal comes. The serving sizes aren't too big to leave you full, but they aren't too small to leave you just as hungry as when you walked in. It's just the right amount. Both are reasonably priced too, with the creamy crab soup being $9 and the french onion being $8.

They are located at 866 US-206, in Shamong, New Jersey. If you have a wing craving, or any kind of pub food, this is the place that you need to head to next.

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