Bars & Nightlife
Jersey’s Wings & Raw Bar
About
Jersey’s Wings & Raw Bar has been a family-owned fixture on Pines Boulevard since 1996, and the business is now run by the second generation of the family that founded it, a milestone that puts it among the more established independent sports bars in Pembroke Pines. Thirty years in the same competitive casual dining category is no small achievement, particularly for a wings-focused concept in a market where national chains dominate with far larger marketing budgets.
The signature item is the wings, made with a house Dano sauce that the restaurant treats as its calling card. Beyond wings, the menu covers burgers, steak sandwiches, calamari, salads, pizzas, and desserts, giving the kitchen enough range to function as a genuine neighborhood restaurant rather than a wings-only takeout counter. A 12 dollar lunch special runs during the day, and a happy hour from 11:30 AM to 6 PM brings in a crowd looking for daily specials alongside the wings and a cold beer.
The restaurant describes itself as a family friendly sports bar, and that framing fits the space well: a place built for watching a game with a group, ordering a tower of wings for the table, and sticking around through a full slate of Sunday football or a weeknight matchup. Hours run Monday through Thursday from 11:30 AM to 9:30 PM, Friday and Saturday from 11:30 AM to 11 PM, and Sunday from noon to 9:30 PM, a schedule that leans into the weekend sports crowd without abandoning weeknight regulars.
Located at 12592 Pines Boulevard, Suite 104, the restaurant is easy to reach by phone at 954-450-2133, and it maintains an active presence on both Facebook and Instagram, where the kitchen regularly posts specials and wing flavor updates for regulars keeping an eye on the rotation. Appetizers and entrees generally run between 14.99 and 16.99 dollars, with mocktails around 6 dollars and desserts under 8 dollars, keeping the overall bill in casual sports bar territory rather than upscale dining.
What makes Jersey’s Wings worth calling out in a directory of independent Pembroke Pines businesses is straightforward: three decades of continuous, family-run operation in a category where independent operators are increasingly rare. Wing night at a national chain is a marketing calendar event. At Jersey’s Wings, it has been the same family recipe and the same sauce for going on thirty years, served in a room built for regulars who know the staff by name and the wing sauce by heart. For anyone in Pembroke Pines looking for a genuine neighborhood sports bar rather than a franchise replica of one, Jersey’s Wings remains one of the city’s clearest examples of what independent ownership looks like in practice.