Buffalo Wild Wings

You know what all you wagons that put crap reviews most of the time are whining that bww isn’t a steak and wine place. For the most part BWW are spot on. Fair food good prices good service.
This place hold true that. Hot wings good service GREAT Guinness pour Really think about bill you rate a place chain vs mom pop or high end should be rated off what level of place you are in

Nice thing about the chains is you pretty much know what your going to get. What you get at BDubs is a lively place with lots of sports on the TONS of big screens, a friendly waitstaff and great wings with a dizzying array of sauces. I’ve ordered the boneless variety and usually can’t eat them all. Excellent appetizers are also available to choose from. The energy level is high, not exactly the kind of place to go on a quiet date, but for a lively fun place with great food and a helpful staff, this place ROCKS, literally!

Always have great service, usually on wing nights, less sauce is on the wings-​but you can always request more at no charge.

Food is always great and the service is excellent. One time when dinning there I dropped money under the table I was sitting at. The server (Ashley D.) took the time to track me down (after I had left) and returned it to me. I can’t say enough about the friendliness of the entire staff. While eating the manager Clancey always stops to ask how things are going and if everything is up to par. I’ve have ate here many times and never had a bad meal or experience.

Buffalo Wild Wings is a pretty good place to get some wings. I have had better wings elsewhere but the wings here are pretty good. The sauces are what keep us returning and the bone in wings are good. The boneless wings are not too bad either but personal preference finds bone in to be better. The new butter maple sauce is not my favorite but the overall consensus was that it’s good. Honey BBQ, Garlic Parmesan, Salt and Vinegar, and Desert Heat are among our favorites and ordered regularly. When looking at the menu I recommend paying attention to the thermometer view of the different sauces so that you see the «heat» level of the sauces that you are ordering so you don’t have a spicy surprise. If you haven’t tried a sauce you can also request a sample before ordering it fully. The pricing scheme has recently changed to where wing orders are based on weight instead of actual number of wings, which seems much better of a system. Fries aren’t my favorite but not bad either. A mid level 4 star by all accounts but still very good. All my experiences have been takeout wings so I can’t speak to the dining room experience. Recommended!

As far as large corporate chains go, BWW rates up there as among my all time favorites. The Oshkosh location in particular has always been a great experience in my frequent visits.
The vast majority of the time when I visit, I order (surprise, surprise) wings. They have always been nice and juicy and there is a wide enough assortment of sauces to choose from that virtually anyone can find something that suits their particular taste. If you are unsure, the server will bring out samples so you can try before you buy. The «blazin» sauce represents their hottest offering. The Buffalo ranch chicken sandwich is a good option if you are not looking to go through a half dozen moist towelettes during the course of your meal eating the wings. The process of de-​meating wings is a messy one. And if it’s not, you’re doing it wrong.
Probably the best time to hit this place up if you fall into the «typical guy» category (and it is my defining characteristic) is either for UFC matches or football on Sundays. They almost always have the PPV UFC events here, and they also run food and beer specials to correspond with this. This place is also a fistful of epic win for watching football, especially if you are sitting in the center section of the restaurant as they have LOTS of TV’s. So much so that it is almost overkill. Almost. If you play fantasy football, you can spin your chair 360 degrees and keep tabs on every single game and player you have in action. It is sensory overload at first. but after you get used to it watching football elsewhere is never the same.

Expensive, badly prepared chicken wing parts. Both orders were undercooked to the point of being bloody. When it came back from the kitchen the second time the meat was dry and the skin was chewy (over microwaved). I had one bite, my husband had two, the rest went in the trash. Wheelchair accessible. Off street parking.

I’ve never had a bad experience at this location (50+ visits). Everything is exactly how I ordered it and I get seated where I want and quickly. Sometimes the food takes a while but it’s rare.

The people who work here are really, really nice — we’ve never had a moment’s trouble with the service. Our waitress once even suggested how to combine our orders to make it a little cheaper.
However, the food is just… not that great. The boyfriend smokes a pretty mean wing, and after eating those, I don’t think I can go back to BWW. Don’t forget, they count them by piece, not by the whole wing. And the various fried apps are pretty underwhelming — clearly the Sysco, frozen, out of a bag variety.
That being said, I don’t have a major problem with this joint (if you want to drink beer while watching the game, you could do a lot worse), but despite living 2 minutes away, I doubt we’ll be back, well, ever.

Never can go wrong with this place. On business and just happened to pop in on no limit .60 cents a wing. I’m about to get lit up on the Mango Habañero!

Overpriced, cold food, server claimed one price then the bill said much more. Soggy fries, cold potato slices, charged for dip. Two poor Tim’s visiting BWW and I’m done with this lackluster yet pricey sports bar. Save your money and go somewhere else.

We LOVE BW3. And if you order chips with cheese, it’s the buffalo chips with cheese! We have never had a bad item there.