Buffalo Wild Wings

It's a Buffalo Wild Wings. Nothing remarkable - but they do the trick when you have a larger group of friends or are looking to catch a game. The cocktail menu is small, but they make fantastic margaritas and Micheladas. The food is clearly frozen and some sauces are hit or miss. I highly recommend the lemon pepper dry rub. The seasoning is consistent and always delicious during past visits. Their onion rings are also perfectly breaded and crunchy. A large order is big enough to split between two people. This location has the best staff! Eric and Pedro were our servers - they were attentive and ensured we had everything we needed. Props to Eric for remembering our entire large group order. Overall, BWW is pricy for a chain, but the friendly experience makes it worth the price on game days.

Got here at 6pm. Didn’t get my wings until 7:05 and they were cold. Sauce only poured on instead of tossed. After we were done it took another 20 minutes just to see our waitress again to get the bill.

Has done quite well on cooking and flavoring wings to perfection, but have had a few occurrences now in which my orders to go were not satisfactory in not providing sides as requested per receipt, nor leaving ranch off of a dish as request per receipt, and for lack of knowledge and ability to process corporate physically mailed coupons could not apply valid disounts.

Went to watch the NFL playoffs and Celtics games. Bar service was slow, took a while for staff to figure out TVs.

If you’re thinking about doordashing from this location- don’t. Let me paint a picture for you. It’s 11 pm after an 8 hour shift & you’re super cold & want some hot food. So you order some wings & tater tots & even a drink on doordash. You spend like $30 on this meal not including delivery fees. After 45 minutes of waiting for your order to be prepared, & then another 15 while your dasher does their job properly to get you your food in a timely manner, you recieve your food & notice the suspicious lack of warmth coming from the bag. You open it to find that your food is indeed cold. This makes you sad. Well at least there’s no way they could screw up your drink right? Wrong. You search through the bag for a straw & maybe some utensils, surprise, there is none! Whatever right? Just get a fork from your kitchen & pour the drink into the cup. You do exactly that, & strain out at least 20 ice cubes. You take a sip & are met with even more disappointment as the drink is extremely watered down, you wonder if there’s even any syrup in it at all. Maybe the wings will taste good at least? You open it & find chicken that is barely even covered in sauce. Surely if they were gonna skimp on anything, it would be the amount of chicken, but the sauce? But that’s okay, because you paid an extra 60 cents for a cup of sauce because this happens every. single. time. Defeated & hungry, you eat your cold, tragic meal & sip on your water with the essence of Dr Pepper, in shame.

Great food and service.