Buffalo Wild Wings

Stopped in around 830 pm on a Tuesday. As always will sit at the bar if they have one. Bar was busy and bartender was on the ball and got my drink in a min. So far beats the lack of service at Du Claws last night. I now know why Du Claws was dead. Ordered wings. Which is a no brainer for Bdubs. Wow wings in less than 5 min. Brittani was great. Recommend if you want your server at your call sit at bar.

What was I doing in a chain restaurant full of blood-​thirsty MMA fans waiting for pay-​per-​view fight on a Friday night? Assimilating to the culture of my community.
I ordered a chicken wrap and fries. Garbage. The chicken wrap was pathetic, dry, with shredded iceberg and barely enough chicken to fill the tortilla, and I could easily count the number of cold fries on one hand that appeared in the basket.
The only thing worse than the food was seeing a restaurant of this caliber overflowing with guests and a filled waitlist.
The only reason I would ever step foot into another of these restaurants is to escape a zombie apocalypse because I’m positive zombies wouldn’t be able to tell actual humans existed in there.

Watch out for the waitstaff demanding your identification papers — I ordered a beer with a hamburger for a weekday lunch, and though I am 71, they curtly refused to serve one without me showing my ID!!! This place is like the TSA in airports, they are confusing lunch with terrorism. There is no excuse for discourtesy like this. Why do they do it? Are they trying to get rid of all old people because they want a young clientele? This is a really terrible place, part of the ever-​growing invasion of privacy and control, control, control.
The manager said they «don’t discriminate» — that’s a plain lie, as they have to discriminate, by law: against people under 21. People over 71 you aren’t supposed to discriminate against!
They should publish their policy so people who don’t want to show ID to every Tom, Dick, and Harry can avoid the place: say that anyone who wants a beer has to have ID checked first. Put a big sign at the door and on the menu and tables so we can avoid this place.

Came here with friends. The crowd is the usual bel air crowd.
Wings were ultra good. A little mix up on the wing orders tho.
The service was excellent. The only downfall was THE DRINKS.
Tried 3 different drinks. All were watered down and had a ton of ice. The amaretto sour was nothing but sour mix… Nice…

Asian zing and honey bbq! Two of many great saucy flavors bww has to offer out of over 23. The wings are great, soft inside, crunchy outside, sauced to perfection. I can not say the same for the mixed drinks from the bar, after two failed drinks I gave up. The drinks were watered down by too much ice and way too much sour mix. I recommend just the wings, also very nice on wing Tuesday (wings with bones) and wing Thursday (boneless day). I would eat here again but go to a bar for my drinks. As for the service it was nice, the waitress was so friendly and checked on us constantly for drinks, etc. I like to also mention a very nice atmosphere.

Buffalo Wild Wings has been extremely accommodating with what they show on the tvs. I am a Redskins fan and the bartenders and manager went out of their way to make sure I could see the first preseason game tonight. (Don’t worry ravens fans, it’s on a smaller TV) Greatly appreciated!

Always gone did Take out for wings so decided if be better if sat in eat well $ 40 later wasn’t very impressed $ 5 a soda a peice ordered a sweet BBQ play safe if hated it weren’t crispy like it then got desert heat those taste like baked in oven at home poured mclawrys season salt on them only good thing was onion rings bout it

Wings are very small and have no taste. The burgers and boneless wings are pretty bad too. Go to CR wings just up the street

I had the ranch chicken sandwich with fries, it was ok nothing special, fries were soft and very basic no flavor, Wife had teriyaki and honey mustard wings, she said the wings were cold and compared them to microwaved wings with sauce slathered on top. Fried pickles were good. Ultimate nachos were ok, but chips were stale/​soggy. Mango lemonade was good, but pretty basic like store bought by the jug. Came here at 8pm on a Wednesday. Overall nothing special, nothing to remember, no reason to return. Service was very blah like she just barely did her job, not much effort put into it. Portions were average. Service below average. Flavor below average. Value = Poor

First time in buffalo wild wings the greeters were very pleasant the wings were outstanding Grosvenor be my last time there if the customer service is good what could go wrong customer service tell you a lot about a business

Went on 2.17.15 after work and we had a great experience. After not even getting served at Duclaw after a 15 min wait, we left and decided to go here and our waitress totally made up for what Duclaw lacked. We sat in the bar area at a booth that very comfortably accommodated big and tall men and were served drinks in less than 10 min. Our food came out fast and hot and our waitress did an awesome job. Also while she was busy at another table the manager noticed that a drink was just finished and quickly came over and asked if we needed a refill. Team work at it’s best, I wish all restaurants ran that way. Definitely will go back there again.

This is a cool place to have a beer or two and watch the game. The staff is competent enough.
If you’re a wing person, you might be better off skipping this place ironically enough. I love spicy food so I ordered their second-​hottest wing, «Wild.» I could barely detect a kick, not to mention they were served lukewarm. I also got the chips and salsa off the starter menu; the salsa was weird and the chips were stale.
I would only come here to watch a game and have a beer. I would not eat the food.

They were packed but the service and food were great. I was so impressed with the manager he was on top of everything!

Meh…70 bucks — I didn’t eat hardly any of it. Hardly worth a review
We had a sampler appetizer which was just ok — the onion rings were good, the mozzarella sticks were barely tolerable, the boneless wings were meh — the chicken wasn’t tender, tasted stale… I didn’t care for the Asian zing sauce. The nachos were abhorrent — really just keep that crap off my plate, pack it up and send it back to the middle school cafeteria where it belongs.
I recently ordered Spicy BBQ wings from another joint and loved, loved, loved them! — I was hungry so I ordered a 20 piece. Did not like. Sauce was bitter, was hot and bitter. If there was sweet or BBQ anywhere in it — I couldn’t tell. I could barely eat one wing. The waitress gave me plenty of other sauces to mix with — but they were slathered in this sauce I just couldn’t eat.
My girlfriend got the Parmesan Roasted Garlic — and I just didn’t care for them either — I guess I have some aversion to their sauces. I eat wings all the time from other places and I can’t think of anywhere that I didn’t like even just a little… so IDK
I paid for everything — I felt bad for ordering something I couldn’t eat — took it into work to share. I tipped the server well — she tried — but I don’t think I will be eating there again.

I don’t care about the noise. I don’t care that the Sounders aren’t on every TV. I just love the Caribbean Jerk and Mango Habanero wings.
I’ve never had bad service from this location, or any for that matter. I’ve dined in and done take out, the experience and flavor of wings and fries has been consistent with my many, many trips to other BWW locations.

If this wasn’t a BWW, I’d give it a 2. Since it’s a BWW, I have to give it a 3, because the food is generally okay. The traditional wings sometimes have broken wings, as if they hire retired WWE wrestlers to DDT the chickens prior to butchering. I almost never order bone-​in wings from this location because of this. The boneless «wings» are okay, but this location seems to skimp on the sauce sometimes. If you eat in, the service is hit or miss depending on the server, but is generally acceptable. It’s usually busy during game times and for happy hour, but is often dead otherwise.
I recommend visiting the White Marsh location, but if you don’t feel like driving, this location is sufficient.

Disgusting wings. If you want real wings, go to Bill Bateman’s or Looney’s. Anywhere but here! Their food in general sucks. Burgers are dry. Even their nachos suck! How can you mess up nachos?!

Having been to multiple BWW’s in multiple states, this one is ok, but not the best.
Let’s be honest: the atmosphere is extremely conducive to watching sports, which is pretty much the objective when I come here.
However, compared to other BWW’s I’ve frequented, the food here is lower quality (it isn’t made with the same ingredients as other locations). They do have a great selection of beers, however both beer and food are much more expensive here; the attentiveness and friendliness of the service are lacking. We have now made a habit of not sitting at the bar because the bartender who is always there is extremely rude. It’s not unusual to sit around with an empty pint glass here for a long time.
Someone once told me that this location’s francisee is from Delaware, so thats why its so different in price and offerings than the White Marsh and Arundel Mills locations.

I’ve been to this BWW several times. It’s your standard BWW with the standard BWW fare. Wings are OK — skimpy on the meat, but usually cooked well and most of the sauces are excellent. Stopped in here for the first time in a while on Christmas Eve — the wife was getting her Christmas gift (an iPhone 5) at the Verizon store across the street, and I decided to kill the waiting time enjoying a draft beer. I noticed they were open an navigated the traffic and snow in hopes they may offer a local craft brew.
I wandered up to the half-​full bar and was happy to see 24 taps of mostly drinkable beer. A few NASCAR selections, and Natty Boh, of course. 3 Sam Adams, 2 Blue Moons, Magic Hat, Angry Orchard for the ladies, Heineken, Guinness, New Castle, Dos Equis and Stella for Imports … and yes Virginia, there are local microbrews. It’s limited and predictable for Maryland … Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA, Flying Dog Underdog Lager, and Heavy Seas Loose Cannon. Being more of an ale fan than lagers, I went for a Dogfish Head and Loose Cannon. Plus they were still honoring happy hour on Christmas Eve, and $ 4 fried pickles are hard to pass up, even if you have dinner reservations in 2 hours.
While not extensive, the craft beer selection was enough to hit the spot on this snowy Christmas Eve. And it’s got my curiosity peaked to see what the BWW five minutes from my house is hiding on tap.

Love it