Has one of the best deals in town. 50 cents wings on Tuesday and 60 cents wings on Thursday plus happy hour 5-7pm. This place has a pretty noisy atmosphere. The ambiance is more like a college town type of a bar.
Beware though, the waiters here are pretty bad. During happy hours, lets say if you were there at 6:45pm, the wait staff would purposely ignore you until 7:05pm to get your order so that you would miss happy hours. On top of that, they barely go to your table and see how you are doing. You will most likely only see them when you enter, when you get your food, and when you get the bill.
The food here is ok. The wings are a little on the dry side, but you can't complain with price here.
If it weren't for the cheap price, I would have given this place 2 stars.
Original Draft: The service here is usually pathetic. I have sat at a table for 10 minutes here without being acknowledged by anyone until I grabbed someone. I have been here probably 30 times or so and I would recommend going to the Newark location. It's night and day.
I heard that the clientele here is so scummy that it's not unusual to have them not tip or  run out on the bill, resulting in the good staff to leave.
Bottom line is the food is standard Wild Wings material but the service is so bad be prepared to tip with an angry heart.
Final Draft: Since I drafted the above content, this location has changed significantly enough for me to continue to visit. Â I think management fired all the servers who could give a damn about you. Â Service is good and the wings are what they are.
I like buffalo wild wings boneless wings and sauces. They have a great selection ranging from tasty heat to sweet and mild.
The place is set up almost like any other one of there chains. The waiteress was nice and the food came out pretty quick. If i was going out to the bar to watch the game i would definatly come here as a top choice.
It is a buffalo wild wings so the food is pretty standard. Â I won't comment much on the wings and sauce itself as they are a chain formula and bottled sauces. Â I do favor the sauces with more spice and heat then the mild or sweet ones.
This particular buffalo wild wings serves the usual. Â The staff is helpful and friendly. Â I usually stick with some potato wedges, fries, or chips along with some boneless wings.
The boneless wings at this particular BWW were cooked well but not as crispy as with other branches. Â I found the wings to be less the ideally crispy, not raw or mushy; Â just below my usual expectation from BWW.
Having Buffalo Wings in your name, you would think that they would have some great wings. Â The wing sauce choices are fine, but the wings are small and have a very small amount of meat on them.
It's not a bad place to go if you want to have a beer and watch a game, but the food is lacking special appeal.
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