A Canadian wing chain known for offering more than 60 wing flavors is setting up shop in Stafford, with property owners confirming a new 6ixty Wings is headed to a storefront at 609 Dulles Ave., Ste. 700. The buildout carries a hefty price tag: $300,000 to transform the 1,800-square-foot retail space, according to permitting detail reported by the Houston Chronicle.
A Growing Menu Lands on Dulles Avenue
As Community Impact reports, the Stafford menu will feature over 60 flavors of wings along with burgers, quesadillas and wraps, per the chain's website. Popular flavors reportedly include Sweet Heat, Spicy Island, Spicy Garlic Parm, Lemon Pepper and Indian Style. Renovations at the site were scheduled to start in early August and wrap by February, per a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing cited by the same outlet. An exact opening date for the Stafford storefront has not been announced.
The new location sits inside a neighborhood shopping plaza whose existing tenants include Don Cafe, Sugar Land Dance Center, and Asma's Beauty Salon & Spa, according to local commercial directory listings compiled by WanderBoat.
From Brampton to the Houston Suburbs
6ixty Wings was founded in 2021 in Brampton, Ontario, by brothers Gobe Jeganathan and Neepan Jeganathan, according to the Canadian Franchise Association. A single franchise unit requires an initial investment between $250,000 and $450,000, and the brand targets a primary demographic of 15- to 40-year-olds and sports fans, the same trade group reports. The chain is also continuing to expand its network back home in Canada, per Community Impact.
The brand's American arrival came via San Antonio, where it opened its first U.S. location in the Rogers Ranch neighborhood in January 2025, according to reporting from CultureMap. State regulatory records cited by the outlet show a filing for a second San Antonio storefront on Culebra Road; the outlet estimates a June 2026 finish-out. Community Impact adds that two more Houston-area locations are opening soon, with Dallas and New Jersey also appearing on the chain's location listing as planned markets.
The national median price for a restaurant chicken wing order reached $15.18 in 2026, up 1.3% from $14.99 the year before, according to point-of-sale data published by Toast POS.
For now, Stafford residents will have to wait for a firm opening date for the planned buildout at 609 Dulles Ave. The project adds another data point to Fort Bend County's growing list of international fast-casual chains betting on the region's suburban growth.
