Wingstop UKI flies into Cribbs

Cribbs is delighted to announce that Wingstop UKI will become the latest edition to its expanding F&B line-up later this year, after signing a 15-year lease for a 4,500 sq ft unit at Cribbs Venue.

The upcoming arrival of Wingstop UKI helps to cement Cribbs’ position as a South West’s leading retail and leisure destination which offers visitors a full-day out experience.

Founded in 1994 in Texas, Wingstop quickly became one of the fastest-growing restaurant chains in the US. The brand launched in the UK in 2018, and into Ireland last year, and now operates over 85 locations.

Known for its signature wings, tenders and burgers all cooked to order and hand-sauced-and-tossed in a choice of ten bold flavours, Cribbs shoppers will soon be able to try the full Wingstop UKI menu, including milkshakes, dips, and recently launched side option of corn.

Wingstop UKI will look to tap into Cribbs’ growing GenZ audience which increased by 13 percent over 2025 with 36 percent of visitors being younger shoppers – above the 30 percent national average.

Iain Minto, Senior Director, Asset Management at Sovereign Centros by CBRE, said: “As we continue to evolve the F&B line-up at Cribbs to cater for a growing GenZ audience it is important to welcome popular brands such as Wingstop UKI. With a great offering, Wingstop UKI has grown into one of the UK and Ireland’s most popular restaurant chains, especially amongst younger demographics.

With further development and investment taking place across Cribbs Causeway, we are working hard to ensure Cribbs remains a full-day out destination and a strong F&B offering is key to this. With a wide selection of eateries across Cribbs Mall and Cribbs Venue there is something for everyone at Cribbs which is allowing us to attract visitors from across the region and beyond.”

Sovereign Centros from CBRE provide full asset management services across Cribbs on behalf of M&G Real Estate, while Time Retail Partners and Cushman & Wakefield are retained letting agents for the centre, with Green & Partners retained in the leasing advisory role.