Buffalo Wild Wings

I’ve been to several Buffalo Wild Wings and love the atmosphere. The wings often hit the spot just perfectly, and the other menu items are good as well!
I’ve been to this location about 4 times in the past. It seems that the service is fairly slow. Takes a while to get beer refills and the food takes a while. This most recent night (not packed by any means) the food took an incredibly long time. In fact, we had made mention to the waitress that we needed to leave soon for a Beavers game. Assurances were made, but they couldn’t deliver. This resulted in us having to speed eat. Not the best with hot wings!
They said they had an issue with their chef not coming in or something, so it was just a mess in the kitchen. Delays and wrong items… get the act together Corvallis BWW.

I just don’t get it. their wings are only fair at best. nice selection of beers you can go anywhere and do that. their large screen TVs are a joke. They’re hot wings are not hot in any form. save your money and go somewhere else

The first BW3 I went to was in East Lansing, MI, in 1997, and I’ve been thrilled to see BWW out on the West Coast now. Having said that, not all BWWs are created equally – some really suck. But the one in Corvallis is AWESOME.
Friendly staff, always clean and clear tables, and the typical food make this location better than most. Service is prompt, the wireless works well, and the trivia does, too. It’s the worst when you go to a BWWs and the wireless sucks – or the trivia isn’t working, etc.
Been here with family and friends on various occasions, and I’m a big fan!

Pretty similar to any other BWW in food and atmosphere qualities. I love the desert heat dry rub and service is generally quite fast. Great place to watch the game (s)

Why do people enjoy these meatless dry wings covered in corn syrup. Go anywhere else for better food.

Fantastic food, great service and a great atmosphere. I’ve eaten here many times and always left full and happy!

I love coming to a place that is familiar no matter where you are! They also recently changed their ranch cup sizes. Lol I know who cares about the size right? Well I love that I don’t run out of ranch anymore! One is plenty to finish your meal! I rarely order a well drink since every time I order one, it’s pretty weak. Not enough alcohol in the well drinks :/

Had to wait 15 minutes to see a waitress for drinks and did not even get an apology. Bathroom was a mess. Dinning floor was a mess. Wait staff unenthusiastic. Prices just keep going up. Far cry from the BWW I knew in Ohio. Asked for extra dripping wet wings and they came out barely covered. Every time I come here the service gets worse. Had to go find someone to get us eating utinsils. At least the waitress brought a large cup of extra sauce. Probably won’t be back.

It’s a b-​dubs… In a college town… so, woohoo? Nothing much new or different here in comparison to other BWW’s around the US, but the one nice thing here is the happy hour menu is expanded more than at other locations. They also have team trivia on Wednesday nights which was awesome — and much more fun than the standard handheld device trivia. If I’m in the area, on a random Wednesday night, I might find my way back here…

I have been visiting Buffalo Wild Wings a few times a month since it has it opened in Corvallis. Usually the service is great, the servers are generally attentive and check in on my table several times throughout the meal. The wings are usually evenly coated in delicious sauces and seasonings. I expect a lot of people to be there, and for many different kinds of sports to be playing on the large TVs plastering the walls.
As a college student, I like to find the best deals for my money. That is why, at least in theory, Buffalo Wild Wings Boneless Wing Thursday promotion seems like a great deal. On Thursdays all flavors of boneless wings are discounted to just $ 0.65 each. The one caveat is that you must order at least four of each flavor of wing you choose, so the total per flavor is at least $ 2.60. This is still a low price, but it is good to know ahead of time. Overall, Buffalo Wild Wings Boneless Thursday is a great deal compared to ordering wings on any other day, despite the slow service and long wait times.
The Buffalo Wild Wings in Corvallis, Oregon is usually a pretty busy place, but Thursdays around dinner time the wait time is excessive. Just to get a table in the main dining areas the wait time usually exceeds an hour, and even in the bar the seating is very limited.
When I visited Buffalo Wild Wings my girlfriend and I got the last table available in the bar. We waited about five minutes before our server came over to check our IDs and another seven minutes before our drinks were delivered and our order was taken. We ordered four wings in five different kinds of sauces (20 wings total): honey barbeque, garlic parmesan, sweet barbeque, hot barbeque, and wild. We waited about half an hour until they were brought to the table. I would advise not going to Boneless Wing Thursday if you are starving or are expecting very fast service, as you will spend a great deal of time waiting. There is a lot to do while waiting, however, which makes the wait time seem shorter.
The walls of Buffalo Wild Wings are covered in TVs playing different sports games. During this trip, however, there were only three different channels playing on the TVs in the bar area. There is an interactive trivia game, and they play current music over their speaker system. All of this leads to an upbeat, albeit loud environment. It is difficult to keep conversation flowing in this kind of atmosphere, but would be ideal for any sports fans to watch their favorite teams while they eat.
After about twenty minutes of waiting for our food our server came to fill up our water glasses and to let us know that our food should be out shortly. After we got our food delivered she came to check that we had everything we needed but did not come back to check on us again until she asked if we were ready for the check. Another server came by to fill our waters once but our glasses were left empty for a long time (which made eating the spicy wings more of a challenge). I would have liked to have a more attentive server but I understood that the restaurant was very busy.
The food itself was tasty, but the quality of the wings seemed a little less impressive than when I have visited Buffalo Wild Wings for a meal that was not during the special wing deal. The wings were not evenly covered in the sauce and some of them were only about half way coated. The wings were still flavorsome but could have been better with just a little more sauce. The wing flavor selection is great, with over 20 different sauces and seasonings to choose from I think that most people will be able to find a wing for them. I just wish that the quality of the wings made up for the long wait.
The value of Boneless Wing Thursday, however, did make up for the long wait. For twenty wings our total was $ 13.00. On a regular day the same twenty wings (a large size boneless wing order) would cost $ 18.99. Just by taking advantage of Boneless Wing Thursday we were able to save $ 5.99.
During this trip to Buffalo Wild Wings for Boneless Wing Thursday the level of service was a little lower than I have grown accustomed to during my past experiences. I also would have liked to have a greater variety of games to watch on the many TVs. The wings could have also been sauced more evenly. But, the value of the meal during the Boneless Wing Thursday made up for the small problems and would recommend this promotion to anyone who would like to save a little money on some great tasting food.

I go the this Buffalo Wild wings all the time. I got an email with free wings for my birthday, and when I went to redeem it, the young lady at the counter, Jillian, was very rude and short with me. This was after she abruptly hung up on me when I called ahead to order. She called over her manager Michael who did not acknowledge me, did not even look at me, and was very cold. I’ve never seen the manager of a resteraunt act so rude to customers. I thought managers liked having customers, so I’m not sure why he would be so mad that I was at his resteraunt, redeeming my free birthday reward. Obviously if I had a free birthday reward, I am a frequent enough customer, and should have been treated with respect.
If corperate is going to send out emails to their members with free wings, they better train their managers and employees to be friendly, and not make the customer feel unwelcome when redeeming it. I felt very uncomfortable in this situation, and this isn’t the way to treat a customer, even if they are getting a couple free wings.

Waited too long for our straightforward orders, salad with chicken and chicken wings. Friday night not very crowded. Maybe I know why. We will see how the food goes. All the TV’s are nice… Looking for positive things to say. Waitress was nice.

Loud, crowded, and a long wait for a couple of sandwiches and a small order of wings (though to be fair, several large parties did come in just before our party of two). The noise level made conversation difficult. The food was just ok. I thought a bit spendy for chain restaurant quality food.

The servers try to be nice and helpful, but the wait time on the food and additional service is very long. We went on Sunday night when the restaurant was half empty. We waited more than 10 min until the first waiter came to the table to offer us a drink.
It is always fun to watch all the games and hang out here, but they really need to improve on their service level and speed.

Simple review. Service was poor during weekday lunch. 20 – 25 min to get a few wings. Had to get back to the office, but tried to flag down someone to give us a bill, could not get anyone to do it. Finally just added up what we figured it was on our phone, tossed down some cash and walked out. Won’t be returning.

Yes, it’s a chain, and that’s a mortal sin… BUT some places are truly that good. BWW has great wing flavors, tons of beer options and friendly staff. Why not spend your Thursday evenings eating cheap boneless wings???

Went to BWW for the first time tonight. I felt bad cheating on my regular wing joint, Jack Okole’s, but we were snowed in and needed somewhere we could walk to.
So…the service was great, the number and quality of TVs was exceptional, and the beer selection was surprisingly good… but, the wings were just really average. They were smaller, more expensive, and not nearly as good as those at Jack Okole’s. Honestly, I was surprised — they do a lot of things right at BWW, but when your main selling point is wings, they should be exceptional and honestly they were just average. On top of that, I think everything was overpriced by about a dollar or so. It may not sound like much, but when you have several beers and a few orders of wings (etc.) across your table, the end result is a bill that is $ 10-​$ 15 more than what it should be.
We may go back sometime — I can see that if you had a big group that wanted to watch several different games at the same time, this would be a good venue — but at the end of the day, there are better local places to drink beer, watch sports, and eat bar food.
By the way, there was a somewhat odd vibe for a Saturday evening. The place was buried in high school kids. Probably half to two-​thirds of the non-​bar area was full of 15 – 18 year old kids. Not necessarily bad, but a bit odd.

Good food. Great screens for viewing the games.
Tip…Don’t pay the bill until you are ready to leave. Because it seemed like our waitress ignored us or even looking our way after paying the bill.

Waitress accidentally seated our party at in the bar section, even though we had a minor in the group. When she carded everyone, she realized her mistake, told us to wait where we were, and went to set up a new table.
While she was gone the manager came over and treated us like criminals, was incredibly rude.
The food was practically indelible, the service was TERRIBLE, and the cost was meh.
This is the second time that husband and I have been there, and the second time our food and service have been cold and underwhelming.
Don’t waste your time on this overpriced, under-​serviced, hell hole.

Dropping a star for service.
Drove down from Salem last night and took the kids out for dinner. Yes, it was crowded and loud — but it’s that kind of place on a Saturday night in a college town.
On the plus side: Instead of a vibrating coaster to alert you when your table is ready, give them your cell number & they text you. One text to say you are now on the list, another 30 mins later calling you to «Come and get it».
Seated on the covered patio. Still loud, but at least we could talk without shouting. Chilly out? No problem. Nice overhead propane heaters kept my wig warm. Although the cold draft still snuck in between gaps in the siding from time to time.
Star deduction for service: I didn’t bring my wallet in with me. I’ve got a daughter attending OSU. No ID, no beer. Yes, I could have gone out and gotten it, but really? Look at the gray in my goatee? Everyone at our table was incredulous. To me, it was a matter of principle on customer service. And yet, I realize the same argument could be said for carding everyone. No exceptions. Rules are rules. But it was a textbook case of not being able to see the forest for the trees and my loss was easier to bear (no beer) than theirs (telling everyone on Unilocal and the loss of a sale).
But after waiting 30 mins for a table, parking a block away… no, I wasn’t going to go out to my car and get my wallet. So I had water. Their loss. I was still going to enjoy my meal & time with friends & family.
To be fair, our server was polite and you could tell he felt awkward about it. He did say he could see if a manager would be willing to come over & override the no ID rule. But lesson learned: it was too late for that. He’d lost the sale and my vote of confidence.
See previous reviews on food, etc. The only other update I have is on boneless wings. Everybody (table of six) wanted boneless. Wait… let me rephrase that. The MAJORITY wanted boneless so I caved.
Yes, boneless are easier (neater) to eat but they are more like chicken nuggets. Heavily breaded. As such, I don’t think the flavor of the sauces are as infused into the meat as you would get with the regular wings.
Next time, I’ll hold out for regular wings and get messy with reckless abandon. Hey, if you’re gonna eat bad for you… make it count and eat what tastes the best!