Buffalo Wild Wings

***Hurray for 60 cent wings***

Alright place to watch a game and scoff down some wings.
Tuesday: 60 cent regular and boneless
Thursday: 60 cent boneless

Truth be told, compared to other BDubs, the food here is pretty meh. They don't put anywhere near enough sauce on the wings, which really is the point of going to a Bdubs. The "rubs" basically come right off the boneless wings, so you have to re-rub them with the seasoning in the tray individually before consuming. The wings themselves are pretty meh compared to other Bdubs...they don't taste particularly fresh and their warmth is variable (it seems they try to always bring all the wings out at once here, which compromises the ones that were made first and thus sit in the kitchen and means you can't eat the wings fresh if they only brought out trays a couple at a time). Since they're generally pretty fast with the wings in my experience, it might not be a bad idea to order them in batches if you value your wings being hot. Wings are not too cheap here--boneless are about half the size they were five years ago, and I remember my hometown Bdubs had 35 cent Tuesday specials on wings. They have AYCE specials during lunch but unless you are really planning on downing a ton of wings, it would probably be more economical (and sensible) to hit it up on Tu/Th.

Otherwise, the food is pretty standard here. Sauces are no different than any other BDubs; my favorites are Spicy Garlic, Caribbean Jerk, and Blazing, which really isn't unbearably hot. What really saved this BDubs from getting a 2-star review is that most of their non-alcoholic drinks are bottomless, and they offer REAL sweet tea (meaning about equal tea to sugar ratio). Granted, most people who come here probably couldn't care less, but for people like me who have spent a decent amount of time in the South, unlimited sweet tea is the perfect compliment with tons of spicy wings.

Atmosphere here is pretty good. It is a Midwestern chain and definitely gives a little bit more of a laidback Midwestern sports-cenetered vibe that I'm more used to. The walls are decked out in high-definition TVs on just about every sports channel imaginable. I just wish the dining area was a little bigger; it's on the moderate to small size for BDubs and often gets crowded around peak dining hours and/or games. Service is OK, never had any particularly bad experiences but its pretty utilitarian and out-of-the-way-to-not-block-the-TVs.

I feel like all the wings taste them same and the blue cheese tastes like it has vinegar in it?. gross. whomp whomp...

Was in the area shopping and stopped in for lunch which we thought would be quick.  It was only 7.00 for a half salad and a "buffalito" (like a buffalo chicken taco).  Cheap as it was service was very slow.  Waitress was friendly but, we were there over an hour for lunch and it was certainly not busy there.  Shared some mini corn dogs as an appetizer, they were good.  Had the spicy garlic bbq sauce with lunch and that was tasty with good heat.  Not usually a fan of chain restaurants but, if you're hungry and in the area, don't want to spend too much, and have time apparently, stop in for some pre packaged food served up.  My husband's coleslaw was definitely from prepackaged cabbage as well as my salad, yick.