Buffalo Wings & Rings

Probably the best wings in town. I come every Tuesday for the 69¢ wing day. The hot BBQ is the shit and so is the buttery mild garlic. Service isn’t too bad either.

Started coming here after sliding across bw3 greasy floor for the second time. Consistently Superior Service especially in comparison. Food is chain fare but acceptable with varity on the menu regularly

We love the Buffalo wings and rings. .bigger wings and love the sauces… especially their blue cheese dressing. we always get 2 large blue cheeses… I’ve ordered from the Eastgate location and the location off Ronald Reagan. .no problem… we always order barbecue and original medium, extra well done, extra wet. We ordered twice from the location by jungle jim’s and they can’t get it right. We didn’t say anything the first time, benefit of the doubt: 2^nd time we called to let the manager know, that the order was not extra wet like we ordered… Manager said there was nothing she could do and she can’t guarantee the wings extra wet… that we should have ordered sauce on the side. Ok… why were the regular sauce extra wet and not the barbaque… hmmm…why wasn’t the sauce on the side suggested at time of order… all I hear are excuses. If you guys need training maybe they should visit the other locations. I Really Hate Leaving Poor Reviews But I Work In THE Customer Service Industry .It’s Aggravating When People Can’t Do THeir jobs Right. It’s frustrating when you order what you want, pay for it and get excuses why your food is not like you ordered… excuses. no responsibility or offer to make it right. That’s ok… I Will Drive To THE Other Locations, It’s Worth it… Great Customer Service is worth it… so you can see you will not get it at this location. .soon sad.

Buffalo Wings & Rings is essentially Buffalo Wild Wings little sibling. Its a sports bar with lots of tv’s, sports bar food, and beer, only on a smaller level. BUT… dont let the size fool you… as the most important part to me is the food itself… and that is where this place scores. I got 10 of their boneless wings in the teryiaki sauce along with a side of their famous onion rings. I’ll go on record and state that the wings were the best boneless wings that i’ve had. They were large in size, cooked perfectly, nicely breaded, and the sauce was PERFECT! The onion rings were also excellent. They rank right up there in the top 3 that i’ve had. THey were a nice size, but not too big where all you get is a giant onion. The breadind was crispy, yet not overbearing. It was just a great meal from start to finish for me. The only reason it doesnt get a 5 star for me is the price. 10 wings, onion rings, and a sweet tea cost me 20 dollars… which is a little steep in my opinion. But if money isnt a worry of yours, then I would tell you to make sure you check this place out if ever given the chance.

While this sports bar is a chain, in my opinion it doesn’t feel that way. A group of us on our guys night out go here for the wings and beer. There are huge big screen TV’s playing current sporting events. The wait staff has always act as though they know us (ok some actually do) But everyone is friendly and helpful. What we go for is the «grilled Tender» specials. WOW I can tell you, you are not gonna find a juicer more tasty grilled chicken anywhere. And add one of their signature salads (yes we like salads also) and you have the best of best sports bar meals with friends. Thank you Michelle for the awesome beer stein and great service! We’ll see you all next week.

First time here while visiting family. Had the buffalo nachos and the onion rings… Really good!!! Nachos had a ton of toppings but the cheese was the best… They weren’t drowning in cheese and for someone who eats nachos everywhere, it’s clutch. Onion rings were crispy and very good. Boneless wings were big and meaty with good sauces. Can’t complain and looking forward to coming back!

For a chain sports bar/​wings restaurant, this place is alright. The food was sort of meh and not particularly memorable, but the service was great! It was definitely pricier than I would like to pay for the quality, but the prices match the higher-​class vibe they’re going for. It feels like they want to be sort of a step above places like BW3’s, but they sort of miss the mark. It’s dark and echoey, and the layout is kind of weird for a sports bar. It’s like they couldn’t decide if they wanted to be a bar or a restaurant, and the mash-​up just doesn’t really do it for me. If I were with a group of friends who all wanted to come here, I would go along, but I don’t see myself seeking it out again.

What was a nice experience ended on a sour note when our «to go» order (my son couldn’t join us but wanted some wings delivered) seemed to be taking an extra long time to arrive at our table (our earlier order had arrived in 10 minutes). We were patient but eventually had to go investigate ourselves after 30 minutes had passed. Our waitress seemed to have forgotten about the order when I asked her about it. It was discovered to be sitting at the bar for over 20 minutes. The food is always good and I’m hoping this was just a fluke which I understand happens in even the best places.

We stopped in here after Jungle Jim’s wine fest in desperate need of food and water. Our waitress Karina was awesome. She must have known we had all been drinking and NEEDED water and food. She was quick to bring all 8 of us waters and take our orders. The food came out super fast and it was delicious. My only complaint is that I asked for my burger medium rare and it was more like medium well. It was still juicy and delicious!
Thanks Wings and Rings for saving us after too much wine!

The food was just OK, but that’s typical of most Buffalo Wings & Rings. Beer selection was pretty good though, and not too expensive.
However, for being a sports bar, it’s not really set up that well. There’s no big seating area with a big screen. The place is very narrow, so there’s a bunch of much smaller TVs.

Meh. Food was slightly below average and the restrooms were not clean.

Of course I didn’t come here for the wings (being vegetarian and all) — I was just looking for a restaurant convenient to Jungle Jim’s. I’ve never been to a Buffalo Wings & Rings before, but I’ve seen a few restaurants around. It was dimly lit inside the restaurant, but it looked clean. The bar was prominently displayed in the space, and it had typical sports bar décor. We ordered the Stampede Sampler Platter, which is definitely too much appetizer for only two people! You can select from a number of options, so we chose onion rings, mozzarella sticks, and fried pickles. All of the food was crisp and hot. There was a side of white sauce — my husband speculated it was maybe a blue cheese dressing? — that complemented the fried pickles perfectly. My husband chose the burger for us to share, and apparently he was in the mood for fried pickles, so we had the Fried Pickle Burger with the Black Bean Veggie Burger substituted in for the beef patty. This wasn’t my favorite veggie burger, but I am definitely willing to give this place another shot. The Mushroom Swiss option might be more tasty!

I gave it one star becomes it doesn’t give me an option to give 0 stars.
I once ran a Buffalo Wings & Rings and have always loved their wings.
The food at this location is HORRIBLE…
The wings were overcooked and the sauce is not the butter based sauce. They also had a minimal amount of sauce.
My child got apples as part of her meal, the apples tasted like vinegar. They had probably been sitting around for a long time.
This is fine to go have a beer, but, i wouldn’t suggest ordering food. It’s Disgusting…

I grew up eating wings from Buffalo Wings and Rings at the Section Road location in Amberly, which is now long gone, but because of this I have always had a soft spot for Wings and Rings.
The butter based sauce has always set their wings apart, but the Fairfield location just doesn’t live up to the old Wings and Rings I remember. Decided to pick up some wings today as a carry out order. 10 Buffalo medium and 10 Garlic Medium. Wings were dry but not very crispy, I have no idea how you accomplish this. Big let down was that there was little to no sauce. Virtually none in the carryout container and very little on the wings themselves. I was not aware that wing sauce had become so expensive that you cannot properly toss wings and get them wet.
HUGE let down Wings and Rings. Not like I ordered a steak here, I ordered wings. you know what you should be known for. Hate to give a 1 star rating but when you can get better wings at an Applebees (which has only mediocre wings) and you are a wings place a 1 is what you’ve earned.

I was invited down here to try their new menu that they just updated and I figured I’d chat about it.
It’s a chain sports bar through and through. You know what you’re getting when you walk in here — mood lighting, loud TVs for games, menu full of fun bar items.
It actually took us a long time to get seated. We stood there at the front desk for a while until someone noticed us. It was a dead weekday night so I’m sure they weren’t expecting too many people through the door. Still, having someone at the hostess stand would have been nice.
We wen through the new menu, which has exactly what you’d think — burgers and sandwichs and a lot of appetizers. We got some very tasty spinach artichoke dip to start and then a decent burger. Nothing that blew me away but pretty good. The onion rings with it were solid though — crisp and hot and delicious.
For some reason, the food took a long time to come out, even though the place wasn’t crowded at all. Not quite sure what that was about but perhaps with the new menu they were still working out kinks.
I’m sort of verging between three and four stars but I’ll kick it up a notch. The staff was nice and attentive and it seemed like a decent place to watch the game. It’s a little (and by a little I mean a lot) out of my way to come here on a regular basis, but I had a pleasant evening while there.