Buffalo Wild Wings

Starting off wasnt so good. Waited 10-15 minutes for a hostess. Had to stop a waiter and ask where the hostess is. 12 people behind us waiting also. The server was awesome! He did a great job. Food was also good. Everything came out correct and fresh. Happy about that. Then we go to the bathroom. There is a board in the mens room that can be written on. Someone had written go nuggets. Someone had altered it a bit, that should be checked on more often.

kitchen staff are pretty sluggish couldn't even get my appetizer out before my meal even when I specifically said I was very hungry! -Since there is not feedback letting me know this issues is addressed, I assume the establishment will be finding bankruptcy soon. -check out Wyo Hot Wings off 12th instead!

The food was awesome, and taste was on point. Our waitress was too busy making drinks for an employee off the clock. Took her a bit to actually take our order and then give us our check and change.

Our food was very hot and good but the burger was 5 Stars! We both had lunch specials and our server was very attentive. We didn't have alcohol and our bill total was only $21! It is a bit loud but we knew to expect that as we'd gone to BWW before in other states. If you're looking for a place to watch any game then this is for you. They had so many TVs I can't even tell you how many, all on different sports channels or live games.

Let me set the scene. It’s -4 degrees outside. NEGATIVE FOUR. The kind of cold where your face hurts and your ancestors start whispering “go home.” On top of that, I have tendinitis, so every step feels like my body filing a formal complaint. But hey—10 free boneless wings were on the line. Earlier, I spoke with an associate on the phone because my account offer wasn’t working. I was told, very clearly, that if I came in person, they’d help me redeem the coupon. Cool. Painful? Yes. Worth it? I thought so. I get there and meet Gabby. Gabby immediately informs me that she can’t honor the coupon unless I order delivery 🤨 Interesting, because that requirement exists nowhere in the terms and conditions—unless they’re written in invisible ink. I say okay, let’s do delivery then. Gabby responds