I've been to BWW's twice over the past few years. Â The first time I swore I'd never go back. Â The service was terrible, and the food was "OK". Â Last weekend my son asked if we could go again. Â I hesitantly agreed. Â This time the food was cold, late, and mediocre. Â The waitress gave me a scowl when we asked to have the wings exchanged for warm ones. Â They weren't ever that busy. Â Needless to say I won't be giving BWW's a third try. Â There are a lot of choices when it comes to sports bars. Â I won't waste my time again.
Review Source:Came here with the traveling crew. Â Good place to get your causal atmosphere, TV watching, wing eating, grub on.
Get there before it gets crowded and loud.
They also got burgers, shrimp, salads and ribs, if that's what your leaning towards. Â
Try out all the different sauces they offer. Here's your rundown:
Sweet BBQâ„¢
Traditional BBQ sauce:
Satisfyingly sweet.
Teriyakiâ„¢
Terrifically tasty teriyaki sauce.
Mildâ„¢
Classic wing sauce:
High flavor, low heat.
Parmesan Garlicâ„¢
Roasted garlic and Parmesan
sauce with Italian herbs.
Mediumâ„¢
Classic wing sauce:
Comfortably hot.
Honey BBQâ„¢
A sweet, sassy sauce:
Savor the flavor.
Spicy Garlicâ„¢
A tasty, spicy, garlicky
good sauce.
Jammin' Jalapenoâ„¢
Spicy jalapenos, blended with a
touch of tequila and hint of lime.
Sweet heat.
Asian Zing®
Sweet meets heat: A chili
pepper, soy and ginger sauce.
Caribbean Jerkâ„¢
Red peppers you love, island spices
you crave: An exotic, delicious sauce.
Thai Curryâ„¢
Herbs and spices combined
with sweet chilies and a touch
of curry flavor.
Hot BBQâ„¢
Rich BBQ sauce with a touch
of heat.
Hotâ„¢
Classic wing sauce: Delicious
flavor, exhilarating heat.
Mango Habaneroâ„¢
Feel the burn, savor the sweet:
Two sensations, one sauce.
Wild®
Classic wing sauce: Big flavor,
blisterin' heat.
Blazin'®
Keep away from eyes, pets,
children: The hottest sauce we got
Too loud! I cannot believe how loud this place is, we couldn't even hear our waitress! The place was very busy and very packed. The wings are nothing special, they taste like all the other wing places, if you ask me. The waitress was really nice and checked on us often. This just isn't my kind of scene.
Review Source:My best friend from back "home" & I always have wings together. I moved out west and my mission (according to her) was to find a good substitution for Wild Wing Cafe where we enjoy Garlic! Garlic! Garlic! wings. I've tried 2 other places and was greatly disappointed. While I don't believe B Dubs to be as good as WWC, it is a satisfactory substitution for the wings that we crave. They have a LOT of flavors and offer dry or wet wings as well as traditional and boneless wings. I order the Garlic Parmesan (wet) and Salt & Vinegar wings (dry) and was impressed with both!
Seating was prompt. Service was prompt. Waitress was friendly. The fries do not compare to WWC but they aren't bad either. My only suggestion to this company would be to include thicker fries loaded with cheese, bacon, and ranch sauce as their cheese fries tend to be a bit dry. Maybe because they're served in a cardboard boat? Perhaps if they were on a plate the cheese fries might be a bit more gooey-er.
Lots of TVs to keep even the single diner occupied. Sports, trivia, etc.
Arrived for lunch service, we were promptly sat and serviced by our waitress. Ordered a Coors Light that never came, they had technical issues at the bar, no problem substituted with a Bud Light. Food arrived quickly, was quality and even included someones pube! I immediately quit eating and would have continued having a few beers to get past the traumatic pube event but they brought us our check - a nice rush out the door. Definitely will not be back to this location.
Someone either put a pube in my food or they have some poor fella in back cooking food who has pubic hair on his head and failed to wear a hair net...
(This review is of our first encounter with this franchise location, and last)
Great bar food, awesome TV setups, and friendly staff have kept me coming back to B Dubs about once every two weeks for the past four years. You can get 45 cent traditional wings (wings with the bone in them) on Tuesdays and 60 cent boneless wings on Thursday. A bit overpriced without these deals, but still worth it. They air all sporting events on giant projectors and TVs throughout the restaurant so you never miss a moment. Get some friends together, go to B Dubs, get some happy hour beers, and keep the wings coming.
The only problem with this location is the terrible line on Tuesday and Thursday nights past 7. Definitely make a reservation ahead of time!
We usually don't have a problem here, but we did today. We always order to go, ad they messed up the order, do we had to wait additional time because they forgt to give the kitchen half of our order. Then they wanted to charge me two separate orders...and I refused cause I wasn't paying extra tax on something they messed up on. I am still pretty angry about this.
Review Source:Typical B-Dubs fare so no need to explain what they have :)
I ordered 6 asian and 6 mango with fries. Â All the food came out hot and cooked perfectly. Â Wings were juicy and the sauces are always delish. Â The mango could have been a little wetter but it was still good. Â Service was okay, our server could've came with our refills a bit faster since the place was pretty slow.
I love Buffalo Wild Wings. Â The atmosphere is great, and I enjoy the boneless wings. Â Mango Habanero, Asian Zing, and Jammin' Jalepeno sauces are excellent.
The service here is somewhat inconsistent. Â We have experienced fast and friendly service as well as slow service where the wait staff has about as much personality as a rock. Â This isn't the norm though.
Overall, I love this place!
UFC fight, check.
Beer, check.
Allowing me to split an order of wings among two different sauces, check.
The "blazin'" sauce, not very hot. Was disappointed. Wanted steam blowing out of my ears. This is the hottest sauce they offer. C'mon, give me some Pluckers Fire in the Hole so I at least can *pretend* it is hot.
Service was alright even though it seemed like the large group I was with somewhat overwhelmed the kitchen.
Open late - which is important when a crowd of hungry hungry hippos want to eat some wings, drink some beer, and watch two guys beat each other up for my entertainment.
Super dead on a Saturday night, especially considering they close at 2 AM? Maybe cause they're the only thing open in that plaza? Service is super slow though, I think Nate was busy flirting with the other table of girls instead of tending to his customers, ha! Everyone loves the mango habanero wings, the heat lingers a little too long for my liking. They're dry rub desert heat wasn't bad, it grew on me. But Stephen B. is right, their traditional wings are on the dry side & lacking meat. Their fries are good though, so that semi-makes up for it hahah we sampled their blazin' sauce (their hottest sauce, the one they use for their contest: twelve blazin' wings in six minutes, I think?) It was hot but it burned in a different place than the habanero, tough deal but you get a shirt & your picture on the wall ...
Review Source:BWW is good.... not great, but good. Â It's really just specialized bar food. Â The sauces are good, and the rates aren't bad. Â There are a least a dozen sauces of different flavors and heat levels. Â Their buffalo chips with cheese are really good, as well. Â The noise level is pretty high here because of the enormous number of televisions for watching "the game". Â They have a full bar with liquor and draft beer. Â There are also electronic games that you can take back to your table and play. Â I'm not sure we have much better wings in the city, though.
Review Source:I didn't like this place too much. Â It's pretty price for a "meh" product. Â The sauces are good, but the wings I got were barely warm and didn't have much meat to them. Â And the wings were very dry too. Â The service was way too slow.
They have a large variety of brews, but nothing too exotic. Â The bar was pretty much standard.
I liked that there were a lot of tvs here playing various basketball games from the NCAA tourney.
To me this is a decent place to get some drinks and watch some games, but a not so good place to get good food with good service.
Ambiance: More of a sports bar than a restaurant. Good size dining area with a ton of plasmas for all the sports enthusiasts. Large bar area. A smattering of tables outside. Rowdy. Kind of like Hard Rock Cafe-lite, but with Country-Rock music.
Service: Servers come off as trying too hard to be young and hip, and at times substitute their "coolness" for good and attentive service. Long waits for food, beverage refills and check. Also, servers spend a little too much time visiting with each other, at the expense of paying attention to their clientele.
Food: Decent wings, with a large selection of flavors and spices ranging from super mild to fiery hot, and everything in between. I am always pleased with their wings, though not "bowled over".
Overall, pretty good wings. This kind of place is not really my kind of hangout though. Service could be better, and the place gets just a little too busy and crazy for my taste. I may stick to take-out here.
380i projection televisions, pre-cooked wings spun in the sauce you choose, served room temp, microwaved to reheat...hummm..not having one of these where I live I was excited to come to one...hooters and wing dome have it right....the same reason i don't go to dave's famous BBQ....chain restaurants don't get it....for some reason Hooters does...or maybe you just distracted so you don't notice...
Review Source:Went here for football Sunday and it was more like chaos. Â Wings were good, but with as many tvs as they have they should have had a different game on everyone of them. Â And, the only place to smoke is out the front door, not in the outside patio part (which had no tables or chairs), in which you had to leave your beer inside. Â Think I'll find another sports bar, but doesn't seem to be many in this city.
Review Source:Spiciest bloody mary I have ever had! Â Good god, it messed up my ability to do math. Â As an asian, that was a disgrace. Â lol. Â Candace at the bar is the person you want to see if you want a strong bloody mary. Â Wings are Wings are Wings when it comes to this chain establishment. Â So consistency is a good thing. Â I am never let down but really don't have much to brag about when it come to the B-dub!
Review Source:Good food and a good atmosphere if you are a sports fan. Â They have a good variety of wing sauces, you are sure to find one that matches your heat tolerance levels!
Beware, however, that this location is the Colorado home of Ohio State Buckeye fans. The place becomes a  sea of Scarlet & Gray when OSU is playing!  If you want to get a feel for a Big 10 football experience, this is your place!
I really love this place. They have the best boneless wings period, and a delicious assortment of sauces. The service is usually pretty good. The place is usually packed with families around dinnertime, and each time I have gone, the place is pretty loud. Still, the wings are amazing and it's a fun place to gather for drinks and watching the game.
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