Buffalo Wild Wings

Love that I can get Redds on tap here! This location never fails whether I dine in or carry out!

Who doesn’t love boneless 69 cent wing Thursday?! We go almost EVERY Thursday to this location! Whether we order out or dine in up at the rail, BW3 is always delicious, fast, filling and affordable! They usually serve beer specials throughout the week as well! We never have a issue with parking since it is in a plaza on Hwy100! And we always leave with a smile. Not the cleanest at first glance but what do you expect walking into sports media frenzy?! I still return every week!

When I came here, they were very busy — busier than usual when I come here. I was impressed with how quick they were with taking my order, bringing my food and checking on me.

I really like this place and normally the service is good but I stopped here to eat lunch with my wife on ¹¹⁄₂₀ and did not have a good experience.
Last time we came here the waiter spilled our drinks all over the table. Well nothing major like that happened this time.
Atmosphere: All of them look the same. Tv’s everywhere showing sports so it’s cool. The place is clean and so are the bathrooms.
Service: It’s hit or miss. I think they hired a bunch of new people. Sometimes the food takes way too long even when the place is empty and the bartenders take forever to make drinks. Our waiter was having a off day getting our order wrong and taking a very long time to get us our drinks.
Food: Traditional wings are the only reason I keep coming here. Mango Habenero is hands down the best sauce. Many of mild sauces are not good. The dry rub spices are not good either. Get any sauce from spicy BBQ and up is my recommendation. We got two lunch specials (cheeseburger sliders and wings) they were both great. The burgers are juicy and flavorful. I ordered a strawberry margarita and it was bad. Very watered down and didn’t taste like strawberries. I asked the waiter to bring me a beer instead and he apologized.
Overall: We only keep coming back because of the mango Habenero wings. The service is progressively slipping but the food is always consistently good.

We went here with friends on Sunday. Our experience was positive. I ordered the naked chicken strips with honey barbecue. It was really good. Love all the sauces they offer.
Our waitress was very friendly and attentive. We’ll certainly be back.

Good service, our server was very friendly and quite attentive to the order and making sure we had drinks. I got my typical wings (Medium and Parm. Garlic) Just enough sauce and the wings were cooked well and still brought out hot which some places i can’t say the same about.

SAM ADAMS AND FRIED FOOD — hell yeah. My wife works in Hales Corners so we traverse this stretch of 108^th Street often and there’s not much healthy to choose from. I like beer and baseball so I got to choose this West Allis Buffalo Wild Wings. The parking lot is shared with other strip mall businesses so be prepared to walk a bit.
My first impression upon walking in was «it’s loud!» Much louder than the Mayfair location. We settled into a booth and I ordered a Sam Adams Boston Lager. I know it’s not beer nerd but after a long day a SABL hits the spot, hard. We ordered an appetizer of Five Cheese Italian Pepperoni Flatbread. It was okay, a bit greasy, similar to one you could buy at a grocery store and bake yourself. Our tattooed waitress let us know that it was 60 cent boneless wing night. Lucky us!
We ordered twenty with various sauces. I like hot sauces while my wife prefers the tame ranch styles. I ordered a Mango Habanero which I’ve had before. Our wings arrived and the runner divided up our sauces. My wife started cursing. She had accidentally been given the Mango Habanero. This woman find ketchup to be spicy. I find the Mango Habanero to be hot and I like hot things.
Buffalo Wild Wings is what it is and it does it well. There’s no dinnerware. It’s greasy. There’s televisions with sports and trivia on every possible angle and volume. The food is cheap and it arrives fast. There’s beer. There’s hot sauce.
SAM ADAMS: When I lived in Portland the mayor was named Sam Adams. He was gay and had a fling with an almost 18 year old guy. The joke was in Portland that you only have to be 18 to have a Sam Adams.

I really enjoy this place. Not only can you drink with your kids there, but they cater to the family feedings. Additionally, their are 30 different beers on tap. So if you want to try them all you will have to come for a whole month. Wow, a month of drinking! I’m in! Happy eating and happy drinking!

Stopped into the West Allis Location tonight, Tuesday, around 7pm.
Sat at the bar and had a lemonade, some wings, and buffalo chips with cheese.
Started off with a Mango Lemonade — very good!
Bartender was chatty and friendly while I waited for my food.
i order the snack size of boneless wings which is plenty large for 1 person — prolly 7 – 8 wings. I mide the mistake of ordering mild — too bland. Make sure to at least order Medium if you want them a little hot.
Ordered another lemonade — this time, tried the huckelberry, it was good, but not as good as the mango.
Bill was around $ 15.25 for the wings, buffalo chips, and lemonade.

Even better now after a remodel. Not a bad seat in the whole enlarged bar area to watch a game. Sadly though, it appears thay they no longer have drawings or give aways.

I normally go here for all the UFC fight nights, but after this past experience that might change.
Arrived just after 6 and after being seated, requested to be put in a booth for better view and comfort. After the move, waited 27 minutes for our new server before telling the hostess and she sent over someone. It turned out to be miscommunication about who had the table, so the manager came over said sorry and said he would comp the two appetizers that we just ordered.
So the night went on, with good service, until I ordered a veggie boat and it took us calling over the waitress after 45 minutes of waiting on this for her to find out the food was brought to the wrong table and to bring us a simple veggie boat.
The service for the drinks was fine and our waitress kept up with our needs most of the time.
onto the food
The mushrooms that cost about 6 dollars on the menu came out in a nice big basket, but only had 11 mushrooms in it. Which is nothing like what it used to be, or what I expect for 6 dollars. Same with the french fries, I ordered a basket and got a small amount.
The burger was good, and spiced well.
Veggie boat was what I expected.
When the bill came at the end of the night, it turns out the manager never did comp the food he had promised and a simple beer cost me 6.50.
This is far and away the worst experience I have ever had at a restaurant in terms of service and follow through. It would be one star but the food was decent tasting overall.
I plan on finding a new place to watch the fights at and don’t plan to ever go back.

It is a loud fun environment, and a great place to see the a game, they will usually put on whatever you are hoping to watch if it is not on one of the TVs already. 60 cent boneless wings on thursdays. 40 cent wings on tuesdays… The last time I went my wings were really small and dried up and not very good. Usually they are good though, so maybe it was just an off day.

We’ve never eaten in at this location, but the takeout is quick and correct and I can’t complain. Even right at the start of a Packer playoff game, we called ahead and had our food within 25 minute or so, which was pretty impressive. This location is the first that has taken the time to confirm my order before they hand me the bag and send me on my way, which is a nice extra step.

Let me start off by saying I’ve never been a fan of buffalo wild wings. I think their wings are over cooked and over priced, and the little paper boats they bring almost all their food on is not only wasteful, but doesn’t keep the food hot at all.
«So why did you go, if you know you don’t like the place?» you might ask. I’ll tell you why — they’re the only place near us that shows the PPV UFC fights.
If you’re that determined to watch the fight, get there VERY early. This location isn’t small, but anyone else there for the same purpose has arrived a few hours before the fight, and won’t be giving up their seat until the entire event is done. (Poor serving staff. I bet they hate having tables that are just there to watch TV, making it impossible to turn tables and make more money.) This time, we waited –2 HOURS– for a table. Yeah. We waited. Luckily, we had a bench seat and a view of a TV. There were plenty of other people waiting that opted to stand the entire time.
Luckily for me, I only go to these fights when I don’t have to work the next morning. Unfortunately, the time between is plenty for me to forget how much I hate the wait.

When you think about Wings typically BW3’s comes to mind. They have a number of locations spaced out all over the place. I’d bet more than likely you have been there and probably on more than one occasion.
Thinking about going back? Knock it off. Seriously do yourself some kindness and go for quality over quantity.
The first star removal is the size of the wing. These are more then likely the smallest wings I have ever had. Anyone who says different needs to get out more. They really are the smallest and if you find smaller please shoot me a message and I’ll go investigate.
They have a number of sauces that vary. I’ve gone here a lot over the years simply due to convenience. Some sauces are retired, some are only a limited time. They have some dry rubs now they offer which is an interesting change of pace.
While the sauces vary some of these cannot be consumed back to back without overloading your palate. An example of this would be the teriyaki. The highest level of heat Blazin serves no other purpose then a highschool dare or those thrill seekers that love to fry their face off. I love heat. I’ve had Blazin but I need more then heat. Flavor is a big part of it and Blazin lacks in that area. Yes it is possible to marry both together.
I think at last count I have tried 22 types of wings from all available sauces and dry rubs to some sauces no longer available. It comes down to getting the Medium and getting a lot of them because of the small size.
The atmosphere is a sports bar. Many large TV’s and local sporting events being shown which will cater to any sports fan. The NFL, NHL, College whatever… it’s usually on.
The service is totally random. While some places are highly exceptional and other places are obviously garbage BW3’s is the dead center of a teeter totter. Nothing exceptional here aside from the bartender Justin B at our West Allis location. I’ve talked to Justin a number of times and he is the exception to the rule. Easy to get along with, courteous, prompt and overall an excellent bartender. While this is worth mentioning it doesn’t add any stars because I am judging the franchise as a whole.
Outside of Wings there are a number of middle of the road appetizers that you would expect from a sports bar and a bevy of sandwich options. The buffalo chicken sandwich is fair but often times overly sauced. Other options would rate as mediocre. But hey… weren’t not here for the cheesecake.
If you are going out specifically for wings and don’t want to venture out of your comfort zone you will find yourself time and again justifying the subpar food offered up here. You’d be surprised when you do a little research that a corner bar that seemed «divey» to you probably has better wings and service because they appreciate the patronage from locals. Chains tend to suffer because a lot of times people don’t care or aren’t as passionate.
Seriously if you are in a BW3’s rut… comb over Unilocal and make an adventure for you and your friends to branch out and try something different. You’ll question why you were even stuck going there in the first place.

Buffalo Wild Wings again? Surprise!
I thought about trying out a new place to have a few beers and play trivia at another place instead of going to Tosa or Bayshore locations. Stephen has a way of taking dukedoms from me, LoL. I used the Unilocal mobile application to get here. This location is unlike the others as it is an in line strip center* rather than a freestanding location. The staff are pleasant and polite making sure to provide good service.
The beers were served in frosted glasses. FYI these are not your basic dive bar glassware. If you look closely there is a lazer etched Logo. Causing cavitation and effervescence. They have Coke products and Coke zero and diet coke as an option.
The layout easy in and out for take out. The bar area is clean and looks a large selection of 20 drafts to choose from. $ 1.00 off tall taps during happy hour. The competition was OK for Buzztime trivia on a Wednesday. More of the customers were playing poker. I ended up playing along with 6 – 7 players, that was fun!
I’d go back if I happen to be in the area to try the wings. They get busy on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s as they have special deals on wings and boneless wings. In general buffalo wild wings are slightly smaller than many bars but the choice of 17 sauces and 3 – 4 dry rubs is worth it. I usually have a bottle of Mango habanero in the fridge at home.
* Strip center is not a strip club, sorry Dude B.

Let’s face it, the fry cook at any given BW3’s is never going to win a James Beard award, but I don’t think they have any illusions about that, so that makes is OK.
I find it very difficult to write reviews for national chains. Their whole purpose is to make the TGI McFunster’s in Cedar Rapids the same as the one in Spokane. Again, that’s OK. Its what they do. This is not my regular jam. We came here for a fantasy football draft party (my first, just shoot me). My first impression was that this place is a bigger sausage party than the Sheboygan Brat Days Festival.
What sucked: They had a special for FFL parties: 75 wings, 5L keg of beer for $ 100.00. It worked out to be about 2 beers and 7 wings for about $ 10.00 per person (10 people). What I didn’t like was that we had to get all of the wings in the same spice level. That sucked. We would have been better off ordering smaller orders so we could pick and choose what we wanted. 2 stars for the food «special»
What didn’t suck: The service. We constantly had a server checking in with us. She rocked. I apologize for not noticing her name. The manager even came over while we were setting up to make sure we had everything we needed. They were even smart enough not to sit other patrons anywhere near us. Good move. We appreciate that, and so did he other diners.
What REALLY sucked: The noise level. This place is loud. I mean really loud. Our commish thought it would be a good idea to have it hear so he didn’t have to host another FFL part and piss his wife, but next year he will take the risk.
What was cool: Free wi-​fi
What was meh: The food. We only had various appies and a butt-​load of «medium spicy» wings. I’ll admit it, I’m a wimp, I can’t handle the heat. I was not alone here. There were defiantly a few thousand Scollville units hotter than «medium.»
What was questionable: Why do they call them «wings?» They are boneless, which is awesome, but just call them what they are: McNuggets.
Overall, very predictable, but if that’s what you’re going for, you won’t be disappointed.

Staff was friendly and food was good. The parking lot is a mess because this location is in a strip mall. The have someone to open the door for you which is nice. Place seemed clean but had fewer tv’s than most locations, probably due to space.

As far as wings go, I’ve been hard pressed to find anything better.
For several years I would come here with a few coworkers to enjoy some time outside of work. Upon our first visit here we were quickly greeted by our server, who would soon become our regular server.
We were always greeted promptly and quickly taken care of. Our first experience here definitely set the tone and brought us back here again and again.
Since that time I have sampled a few more offerings from the menu and have always been pleased.
It may not be a high line pricey gourmet restaurant — but for what they do, they do a great job.

Unless I am told of another place to get better wings, I’ll have to endure BWWs.
We arrived to a modest volume of business for a mid to late evening meal. There was no sign at the door to indicate that we should wait to be seated, but we waited anyway, thinking that some manner of life form would acknowledge our presence — there was none that did.
We finally ventured into the bar area inquiring if we were to seat ourselves to which we were told yes, and nothing further :(
Wow! Had it not been for my son who wanted wings, I would’ve been out the door for more sushi.
Thankfully, we were acknowledged right away upon seating ourselves. Our server was nice, just nice, nothing more, nothing less.
It took forever for our order of a dozen wings and a rib platter to arrive. Once it did, we devoured it. Only the warm, two — day old tasting cole slaw detracted from what would have been a good meal.
Not made to feel very welcome and not appreciated for the $$$ that I just spent there, I am really hoping that someone will tell me of a more worthy establishment to enjoy wings.