Buffalo Wild Wings

Great wings. Garlic parm and hot this visit. With a side of Mac and cheese. It was delicious. Had a blue moon pretty expensive here. Other than the cost of the beer great trip. Waitress was super friendly music was good. Will def come again.

Nothing better than BWW to watch a game, have a beer and munch some wings, snarf some appetizers and enjoy the friendly, efficient staff.

Okay — so i give 3 stars because every time I go on a Tu or Th the prices keep going up for wing night! When I used to come here on Tu for $ 0.50 cent wing night (bone in) — it was perfect, then it was $ 0.55, then it was $ 0.60, and most recently it’s $ 0.65 — and they keep saying the wings get bigger, NO THEY DON’T — they are the same size if not smaller!
Then on top of this during football season — NO HAPPY HOUR SPECIALS — what’s up with that? Your food and drinks are so expensive, Sunday should have specials for football. Fall in line with Chilis and other chain restaurants that offer Happy Hour Specials. For that reason — I won’t be back unless someone has a craving — i can get better wings and prices elsewhere.

The food is terrible, the service is terrible — what more can I say. Okay: I can’t understand how you can have so many staff and still manage to have so few customers, AND… the customers you DO have are sitting there wondering why their server seems to be ignoring them. That’s just half the problem: the fries are cold and the entrees leave much to be desired.

This was my first visit to any Buffalo Wild Wings. $ 12 for 6 wings, a puny portion of potatoes and a beer at happy hour. This has to be some of the worst value food at a restaurant. The wings and fries would be free at many happy hours. With a tip, it was $ 15 for barely a meal. I had better food at a Popeyes in Atlanta airport on the flight out. Waitress and staff were very friendly and helpful, but the first batch of wings were actually cold to the touch when delivered to the table. The waitress recommended the buffalo fries, which were good, but the portion didn’t even approach the top of the paper tray container.
The wings were 69 cents each on their ‘Traditional Wings Tuesday’ deal. I could never imagie paying $ 1.40 each for wings. I think they would be a better value at 25 cents each. The hot sauce was truly hot and tasty, though. Beer was tall and cold, very good.
There are some good things going on at BWW, but the price is way out considering you are getting snack food at entrée prices.

Wings are fatty, greasy and overpriced. The waitress was hot and super nice so giving 2 stars

Went out for dinner and drinks with some friends recently. My first two thoughts that come to mind are HUGE and LOUD. This place was very large, and even though I came on a Friday night, it was not too busy. Maybe because there were no big games playing…
I ordered a nacho plate and one of the specialty drinks. I was surprised that the nachos were cold (or not cooked) rather than hot nachos with melted cheese/​the works. This made it feel more like a salad with random chips mixed in. The drink was fine, nothing to write home about. The TV screens are HUGE and when I came one was playing soccer, another golf, etc. It is also very loud. Full disclosure, I don’t like wings, so maybe I am being unfair, but the whole experience was underwhelming. The wait staff is very nice and service was good.
Bottom line, I would go here if you are desperate for their wings or want to see a very important sporting event on a TV probably capable of burning your retinas.

I went to one of my coworkers farewell party and I purchased a French martini and then I purchase 2^nd French martini when I got my bill I was charged $ 2.00 each for the martinis and then at the bottom of the bill it said 4 dollars for chambrod shots. I call the waitress over an asked her why I was being charged $ 4.00 for 2 shots that i didnt order she stated that the additional $ 4 that I was charged was for the shot of liquor that accompanied my French martini I then asked to speak with the manager because there was no explanation that would have been acceptable to me because I have never experienced being charged $ 2 additional on top of a martini for $ 7.50 I guess this is what you experience when you go to Buffalo Wild Wing so take this as a noted information don’t drink their drink at a real bar before you go there to eat some damn wings

I came here with a minor cold and asked the waiter (Timothy J) for a tea (which wasn’t on the menu) and he gladly brought it out since they had the ingredients. The food was delicious and the service from Timothy was amazing!!! I’m so glad to have come here with my husband and will definetly come back here again.

Food is good, what you would expect from BWW. Service at this location is good in the bar area. Waitstaff professional and friendly.
The issue? The noise level. I’ll never understand why the manager of this place has the music blaring, the noise level is really an issue. Bad acoustics from exposed ceiling coupled with tv and music and people.

Went to this location fairly late at night with a large group and the service was great. The wait staff were very accommodating to our group and even rearranged several tables to get us all together. Our food came within a reasonable time and was hot. The wings were good the jerk flavor was alright, but nothing like the authentic Jamaican jerk chicken of course. My favorite flavor was the Parmesan garlic wings. The salad was less than appetizing, which is understanding since it is a wing joint. Overall its good if you are looking for wings.

Good as any other really. Service is hit or miss, usually not great. Sometimes the wings are under cooked sometimes over cooked. Every once in a while I get lucky and they come out just right. I come here a lot and will keep coming. I hope the manager reads these reviews and pushes for better service.

Pretty standard for BWW. I appreciate the vast options for sauces, though these aren’t my favorite wings in the area. Great for a beer and hanging with friends. Oh, and there are a million TVs to watch any sports game of your choosing, it seems.

It’s nice that there are lots of TVs with a variety of sports, and there’s a good selection of beer, too.
The food is acceptable, but don’t go with high expectations. Slammers are a good amount of bread & cheese, kinda light on the meat. Also, try to eat them still hot, since they’re sort of squishy cold.
Service is s-​l-​o-​w at 11pm & a mostly empty dining room. Somehow, it was also very loud, but I don’t know why that was (nothing specific stuck out as loud, but we did need to shout across the table).

We have always loved coming to bww, though lately it has been less than stellar. Tonight ordering their garlic mushrooms it seemed like we got a partial order, far less than normal. When our large order of wings arrived there were 17 as opposed to the normal 20 it should have been. Maybe someone is trying to improve numbers at their guests expense!
Servers are still awesome!
Ps: They did bring us 3 addition al wings when we brought the number up to our server

Where we are from you don’t pay extra for sauces or celery or blue cheese. Here you do. The food was ok. Soda was good. One burger good other burger good for the kids.
Not used to paying extra for so many things we get at home for free normally.
Kids were split ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ on the dessert. Chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream.
All areas clean including bathroom.

Service is always good. Always cold beer on tap and if it is a sport, it is being televised. Favorite sauces are Asian Zing and spicy garlic. Those are both outstanding!
Over all good place to get your hands messy and enjoy some great wings.

B Dubbs seems less appealing every time I go. Stopped in on a Tuesday night and was surprised that wings had gone up in price to 60 cents each on Tuesdays. The food here was mediocre at best, and the service was about the same. The wings seemed to have gone downhill since my last visit. They were a little freezer burned and smothered with a ridiculous amount of sauce. The garlic parm was overly salty, and the blue cheese dressing was lower quality than my usual wing joints. I’d discourage you from getting the cheeseburger sliders, as they were lousy quality fat-​laden beef that was overcooked and nastified. Place was almost empty, and the waitress only came to our table 4 times. Stick with Chicago Sams, J Timothy’s or Archie Moores for your wing fix. B-​Dubbs is half the place it used to be.

I am honestly torn as to how many stars to give this place because it is one of the «go to» places that my brother and I meet for our monthly lunch date.
Yes it’s a chain BUT I know of many chains that have both good and reasonably priced food as well as provide exceptional customer service.
Yes — they are «known» for their wings (boneless and bone-​in), variety of sauces and rubs, and beer selection,
And Yes — if you have followed their marketing strategy, BWW is trying to corner the market and become «the» place to watch major sporting events.
BUT what if you did not want wings, went during lunch on a Wednesday and wanted to have a conversation with your brother. What would your experience be like.
It would be like my fellow Unilocaler Nova G. stated «to many TVs with poor sound, edible food at best, but a very friendly waitstaff.»
Sorry but during the several times I have eaten there that has been my consistent experience. This past time I ordered a Grilled Chicken Salad and my brother ordered the Buffalo Chicken Sandwich. Our waiter was friendly and food/​drinks were promptly brought out. I even appreciated that during our meal the manager was walking around speaking to customers (which was great as it was not that busy).
Now on to the food — the chicken salad was passable at best. For $ 9.49 I could have gotten a better and more filling salad at Subway across the way. Yes the vegetables were fresh but really two rings of onion and four slices of cucumber. The chicken and moist was tender but upon closer inspection, it was not a cut up breast but the texture looked (and ultimately tasted) processed and injected with flavoring to make it seem real. And although I did not taste my brother’s Buffalo Chicken sandwich it appearance (½ melted cheese gloppy sauce, and smushy bread) was not very appetizing. And the kicker — BWW could not even splurge for an entire pickle spear. All he got was a barely there slice.
Again this is a time when I wish Unilocal gave ½ stars because this BWW would warrant 2.5 stars but I just can’t give it 3 stars as there are other places that deserved this rating more.
I am sure I will be back — but it’s only because I enjoy the company so much!

Go with your gut, there is a good reason why this BWW has a 2.5 overall review:
Upside: Many TV to watch the fights, football, etc.
Downside: No surround sound, best I can tell, the speakers are in the center of the restaurant. Sucks if you sit in the margins, sound quality is poor.
Upside: The food is edible.
Downside: The food is not great.
Upside: They have cheap drinks.
Downside: They have cheap drinks. Too sweet, too much ice, and watered down.
Upside: The waitress was friendly.
Downside: The waitress was slow, inexperienced, and forgetful. Compounding the mediocre service was her rude ass manager who was upset that she put tables together to accommodate our large party. Right in front of us, he went off ranting to an employee about how he was expect to rearrange the tables once was we left. In addition, he continued to lord over us for the remainder of the evening, watching tv and pacing back and forth on the divider next to our table. Awkward!
They are not getting any more of this girl’s money, I’ll find someplace else for the next big sporting event.