Buffalo Wild Wings

Ok Im giving four stars bc we waited over an hour for warm ¹⁵⁄₁₆ wings but the way they handled it was great. The waitress was sweet. We had no idea they were gonna bring an extra order of wings and knocked off a bit on bill. We had no intentions of them doing anything. We just said hey we waited a really long time and the wings aren’t even hot. Chic tenders were tho. Wings still tastes awesome and beer was cold. They had some kind of game display that passed the time waiting well. Long wait but great service. We will be back

Plenty of beers on tap. Food is always good and tons of TVs. Better than most sports bars in Dover but a little more $$$.

Let me just start by saying I had such low expectations of this place and was pleasantly surprised. I’ve never really had a good experience at this restaurant but today I actually enjoyed my visit.
This place is located in a deserted part of Dover in a huge lot with an abandoned Value City and a gym. Needless to say, there is ample parking, even on a busy weekend night I’m sure. I went with my family on a Saturday afternoon, right after the lunch rush and before dinner. We went around 2:30 — 3:00, and were seated at a large booth. If you have kids, they have tablets with games to keep them busy. Anyone can play them, but it’s especially helpful for children.
The service was good. Our server was friendly and knowledgable. Think she was ready to go toward the end of the meal but she was still attentive and patient. The food was delicious! Came out hot, and everything was just as we ordered it. My brother loved his wings and potato wedges, I love their chicken tenders and fries, and my mom ordered a shrimp poboy that she really enjoyed. They have a large selection of draft beers, cocktails, and non-​alcoholic beverages as well. There are TV’s everywhere playing all different types of networks, so its great for sports fans.
Overall the experience was good, I would definitely like to come back for happy hour next time I’m in town visiting.

We have been regular customers and visit BWW either ever or every other weekend in Dover. We also have been to other locations when we are out of town. However the bathrooms at the Dover restaurant are disgusting!!!

Chicken wings are filling and I love the honey barbecue. I’ve never liked chicken wings at all (waste of time eating) so I’m glad they offer boneless skinless wings! Great service. If you’re into salads, they have a nice line up also. Most of the time it’s loud so we order take out, not that big of deal.

Food is ok. The portions have gotten smaller and the wings aren’t that great. If you want a mixed drink this is not the place to go. Mixed drinks are very weak and are expensive

Definitely NOT Buffalo wings. So if that’s what you are looking for, try the Anchor Bar in Buffalo or just about any pizza place in Buffalo.

I would give it ZERO if I could. This place always SUCKS!!! I have given it many tries, but CRAP this place is TERRIBLE!!! They close early, leave the bar when customers are waiting, and do not seem to notice when your drink is empty. Awful!!! I would never in good conscious recommend this CRAPPY place!

Ample parking, nice staff, decent atmosphere. Ordered 10 wings lemon pepper and mango habanero (usual flavors). Both tasted different not the signature lemon pepper rub taste or the sweet/​spicy mango habanero sauce flavor I’m familiar with. Despite parking, staff and atmosphere I will never eat at this location again because it made me sick to my stomach afterwards!!!

Definitely one of the lower end BBW’s there could be. The boneless wings are always mediocre and never mouth watering tasty. The service is hit or miss depending on your waiter and the tables are never cleaned very well. Walked in and told the hostess we would like a booth and she stated she had none. We stated a table is fine and we turned the corner to see EVERY booth was open AND available. She apologized and sat us there immediately — she should probably check the floor before she starts her shift better. The boneless wings tasted of old oil every time you bit into them, and our appetizer came out way after the meal. For a 2pm lunch date when they aren’t that busy this service/​food quality was unforgivable. Definitely would rather spend my money somewhere else.

So we went in to BWW’s because my youngest son wanted to eat there for his Birthday. Making this short and sweet, the server Robin was awesome and had a very positive attitude. On the other hand the food was nasty. I ordered nachos and in the bottom there was torn up trash and made me want to throw up. I could have cared less if the manager took the nachos off of the ticket. Want would make me go back is if they fired all the kitchen staff and replaced them with people who care about their job. Until the kitchen staff is released of their position and replaced with new, I will not be returning there. I don’t even want the gift certificates the manager gave me. Would rather travel 45 min to eat somewhere else than the BWW’s in Dover.

We waited about 45 minutes for food, after waiting 30 minutes to order the food, and we rarely saw our waitress. When someone asked to see the manager, the waitress magically appeared with a snippy attitude. Normally we love BWW, but this experience was terrible. Probably won’t go back to this Dover establishment.

I’m here from Dallas on a teaching assignment. I went to BWW on 10 – 7 and had the best wings I’ve ever had. No spices, just Medium Hot — they were awesome! The Yuengling was the best! Aimee was our server and rocked! The place was so good, I went back on my birthday on 10 – 12 to watch the Cowboys win.

tl;dr — still not really my kind of place, but it was on the downswing before and it’s back on the upswing now — will go again without complaints
So back in the days before I was on Unilocal,my husband and I used to host a monthly buzz time trivia night at Buffalo Wild Wings in Dover. Over the years, the service got worse, the prices got higher, and we had a few pretty bad experiences somewhere around 2008−2009ish and we just gradually stopped going. It was never really my kind of place, but I liked the food, and the trivia. I didn’t like the noise levels or the general atmosphere. I’m not a sports fan. My husband went to the ones up in New Castle County sporadically, and he still loved the food, but when we would go out together closer to home… there were just too many other good places to spend any time or money at BWW. So we cut back dramatically, and since late 2009/​early 2010 we’ve probably only been half a dozen times, tops.
About a month ago was one of those times. You know how anytime you go to a chain restaurant, all the staff have a little spiel they go through? Hi, how are ya, have you been here before, etc… Well this time somehow in response to the spiel, we mentioned that we used to come all the time but hadn’t been in ages. The waitress politely asked why, and my husband said something polite and mostly untrue about us being busy or something. But apparently she saw the «bullshit» look on my face and inquired about it, so I told her the real reason — that it used to be awesome, and over the years it got less and less awesome, culminating in a few bad experiences and an alienation of our affections for the joint. She was interested and sympathetic, and said she hoped she could change our outlook.
A few minutes later, here comes the manager. Similar conversation with him. Including that it isn’t really my kind of atmosphere in general. He asked a lot of questions, listened to the answers, etc… All the while we’re getting great service, great food, etc… from the waitress. I wish I wasn’t so lousy with names — it was something with an M– Michelle? Melissa? Anyway, we left feeling significantly more charitable toward BWW, partially thanks to the letter from the manager offering us a $ 30 credit toward our next visit.
Fast forward to this evening, washing machine went kaput on race weekend mid way through a load of laundry. We went to Dover to go look around and see what our options were (holy cow, washers have come a long way since we bought ours 18 years ago) and stopped for BWW to unwind and read reviews online etc… I know there’s a lot of gaming and scheming from some businesses on Unilocal,and it crossed my mind to wonder whether our really good experience on our prior visit was in any way related to Unilocal Elite* status, since I checked in on the mobile app on the way into the parking lot, so I didn’t check in this time until we were on the way out. Different waitress, still better than average service, good food, etc…
*I don’t mean to sound like I think Unilocal Elite status is anything anybody should care about because it’s not really, but I have heard some crazy stories about the lengths business owners will go to in pursuit of improving their ratings — see my review of Leloli Café

Good atmosphere, nice service, drinks were delicious. However I do prefer Hooters wings over the ones I had here.

Great place to catch a game. Wings are much better than any regular bar. Typical bat food and decent collection of beers. Service and décor were decent. Any seat is good and u have a screen to look at. Décor and music are pretty regular. I’d go again of I wanna catch a game and not looking for gourmet food

I have been coming here since they first opened their doors. I find myself not coming as much as I used to though. I really like the outside sitting area where I would enjoy a beer and a smoke. The inside area can get hectic and loud.
The management takes a no nonsense approach to rowdiness and will kick you out very quickly as I have witnessed. One time the wife and I watched them kick out patrons before they had a chance to order food. They patrons claimed they weren’t even the trouble makers, it was somebody that they were with last time. Nonetheless, management did not care and asked them to leave. huh
Food has always been great here for me. It does take a little while for it to come out though. Usually I always go on the wing special nights. Nowadays its 60 cents and wing. Yeah yeah yeah I know everything is going up but what can we do about it? I still like their wings. It’s a little step up from the pizza joint wings … but not much.

A friend and I got takeout from here tonight. My food was OK, but his order was incorrect — and this after I watched the takeout lady check the food three or four times before putting it in my bag (his was at the bottom of the bag; I checked the top box, but not the bottom one… should have known better). Had to wait a good 5 – 10 minutes (they said it would be ready in 15 – 20 minutes, and I got there 30 minutes later; the food was ready 5 – 10 thereafter) on seats that were not clean — how do the seats in the take-​out waiting area get salt or sugar on them when the food isn’t served there? Maybe the powder was someone’s crack cocaine — the unlit parking lot makes the place look pretty sketchy come nightfall.

On the Wings of love? Not this time, Honeybee. I ordered the traditional wings and boneless with different sauces: mild, teriyaki, parmersan garlic, and the best is the honey. I think I find the honey, my sauce for barbeque. This restaurant is pub like, high ceiling building, and spacious. A little bit disorganized in the kitchen as they forgot to give me my celery, carrots, and dipping sauce; but quite fast that I was not able to change my order.

I happened to be there on $.50 wing Tuesdays. The place was packed but we still got seated quickly. Service is friendly. The Honey BBQ Bacon burger and onion rings were pretty good. However, the wings weren’t on the same level. Yes, I know they’re only $.50 each but the quality still shouldn’t suffer. I recall the last time I had the spicy garlic wings in West Nyack they tasted much better.
BWW is definitely a great atmosphere for sports enthusiasts. I happened to be there during a Flyers vs. Canadiens playoff game and the place was going nuts.