Buffalo Wild Wings

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  Standard B-Dubs food. Super friendly staff and a good beer selection.

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  Posted on 07.31.13 Michael H.

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  I usually stay at the hotels nearby when I'm in town on business - so I go here 'cause I can eat & drink as much as I want and walk back to my room. Typical of most BW3's...big room, lots of beer and TV screens. Good selection of beer - my food was always good and served pretty fast (I generally sit at the bar) and the service from the bartenders is always top-notch.  You go to chains like this not to be swept away by excellence, but comforted by their consistency.
  
  Of the three bars of this type in town (also Fricker's and Jersey's) this seems to be the most popular and best established.  Best crowd mix per age/sex etc. - strong
  "after work" crowd - thins out as night goes on.  Never been here on a weekend, though...

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  Posted on 06.14.13 M K.

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  Typical BW3s but probably a bit better than average given tv coverage and view ability and beer choices.

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  Posted on 09.26.12 Zachary H.

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  Love this place! Boneless wings, pretzels with cheese, and the black and blu burgers are the best. Servers are fantastic 99% of the time. Would highly recommend. I visit all the time.

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  Posted on 05.26.12 Nathan G.

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  As is typical of most BW3's, the service is marginal, food is just okay, but way overpriced, and the sound level is somewhere close to 80dB. I did a walk-in (no call-in) order for 6 wings, garlic mushrooms (doe ball jokes), chips and salsa, and large drink. Total $18. Wings and chips were okay, but at $5+, the mushrooms should be avoided. Barely any quantity or taste. Mostly batter. Actually had some batter balls without mushrooms. And to top it off, waited 30 min plus for luke warm food. Avoid this place. Even Applebee's is a huge step up

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  Posted on 01.06.12 Mark L.

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