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Source: Arvada Press

Side Quest Wings owner Scott Spears outside the Olde Town restaurant. Photo by Rylee Dunn Arvada wing lovers rejoice! Secret Level arcade is shaking up its food menu with a new 15-flavor wing concept: Side Quest Wings. The wings are available inside Secret Level’s Olde Town “barcade,” located at 5711 Olde Wadsworth Boulevard. Secret Level owner Scott Spears said he was prompted to launch the wing concept — which includes traditional buffalo wings as well as more exotic offerings, such as Flamin’ Hot Cheeto, Thai peanut, maple chipotle, pineapple habanero, jalapeno bacon jam, and more — in an effort to give folks more food options in the historic district. “We've been talking about it for a little while now, just to kind of get a little bit more business over there, and to do something different,” Spears said.

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