Buffalo Wild Wings

It was very very busy but that’s not an excuse to serve raw chicken along with disgusting floors covered with chicken bones.

9÷17÷2015 Savoy, Illinois
My wife and I stopped in for dinner shortly after 5 p.m., noticed it wasn’t that busy. On a 1 to 10 scale, the restaurant was a 9 for cleanness. Our waitress, Kathrin, gave us menus and got our drinks; but my wife noticed that the waitress did not tell us her name. I couldn’t remember if she did or not because the music was just a tad too loud for me. We asked if we could order dinner for the two of us while placing a to go order of boneless wings for our daughters. Kathrin, went out of her way to make sure we could. My wife and I noticed that the Teriyaki boneless wings were still piping hot and really had a good amount of sauce on them when we got them home. But the mild boneless wings were barely warm and pretty dry. Seemed that what sauce they put on them soaked into the wings. Usually in the past, the mild wings had plenty of sauce while the teriyaki wings had sauce but not as much as we had this time. Our daughters ate them anyway and were happy so as long as they were happy, that what matters.
As for my wife and my dinner, I had the Buffalo Ranch Chicken sandwich and fries with mild sauce instead of the medium sauce that usually comes with it. My wife had the pulled pork sandwich with teriyaki sauce with fries & coleslaw. My wife doesn’t eat coleslaw but I do, I had two bites of the coleslaw and that was enough. Chunks of cabbage and a watery mayo tasting coleslaw dressing, was not impressed. Needed some vinegar and a dash of salt or something. All in all, I was really close to giving this place 5 stars but my wife wasn’t as impressed as I was. Would give it 4 and a half stars if I could.