The service in the main part of the restaurant is horrible, try to sit kn the bar if you can.. We waited over 10mins at the host stand to be greeted, Â then finally a manager greeted us and half ass cleaned a table and sat us then it took forever to get greeted and another 5 mins to get a beer. The beer was super cold and good. The food came out cold and after a long wait, our beers had been emepty for 15mins, the manager walked by 4 times and still no refills. Â Our food came out all at different times so we had to eat our food one at a time.
Insure food comes out together and hot, Refills, refills refills- its called increasing check size which could increase your tip.
Also there is no attractive girls working there, usually a sport bar like bww has cute girls or girls with great personalility to talk to but Enid does not have that going on!
This place needs to step it up!
I had heard a lot of good things about the Buffalo Wild Wings chain, and I needed a place to watch Euro2012, so I came here like 3 or 4 times during the tournament. It was a horrible experience. The food is not bad, but I did start to get kinda tired of it after my second visit.
The real problem was the service. It's a sports bar, right? So I came in and asked them to turn a TV onto the game - they looked at me like a deer in headlights. The place was empty and it took 10-15 minutes for them to get around to changing the channel to ESPN. What kind of sports bar has no TV's on ESPN? Especially when there's a big game on? I missed the beginning of a couple games because of these idiots. Sometimes they would change the channel right in the middle of the game a number of us were watching. Are you kidding me?
Lazy and half-interested is the best way to describe the wait staff. I was sitting at the bar and had my drink refilled only once. When I was sitting at a booth, I had to get up and walk over to my waitress to ask for stuff. She never came around to check on me. This level of poor customer service is appalling.
This is an awesome place to go if you want to catch a game but if your wanting a quieter evening this is not the place to go as it gets loud and on more than one occasion I've had random strangers come sit at my table and just start a weird convo. all the waiters and waitresses are always very nice. There food in my opinion is good, I usually get a wrap which I love!!
The reason I'm giving it 3 stars is because it takes forever to get your food, last time I was there it took an hour just to get the appetizer yes there is games and stuff to entertain you in the mean time but hello I'm hungry!!! I'm also a water drinker but not here! it tastes disgusting even a lemon slice can't save it.
B-Dubs is a fun place to go if u aren't too classy to enjoy it. I am absolutely not. My loud laughing and booming voice fit right in. Definitely beats I-Hop as a late night choice! The only thing BWW and I-Hop have in common is their midnight crew remembers my crew :) Shout-out to Jake who often remembers drink choice! But back to the review... It's a fun place, I enjoy playing their trivia and loudly WooHoo-ing when I'm the front runner and just as loudly telling other ppl they suck when I'm losing!
I guess I should review their food? Burgers are good, flatbreads are kinda soggy, wraps are good, salad doesn't have enough chicken in it... BUT at the recommendation of my great friend Kim I ordered the naked tenders and a side salad and salsa and I was not disappointed at all. I do wish they had Diet Dr. Pepper rather than Diet Coke, but still a good time... 4 stars!
If you come to Buffalo Wild Wings explicitly for wings, you're missing the point. BWW is a place to watch sports and have drinks. The wings are just a nice side effect. Go on a Tuesday or Thursday if you want the wing specials.
The smoking bar section is ventilated well enough that I don't choke upon entering like most bars. The tap selection is great. They have Stella on tap. Even Callahan's doesn't have that, although Callahan's does win out on other beer selection. However, the best part is that BWW in Enid has some genuinely good bartenders and staff. Nate never misses a beat and can handle any drink I get with ease.
There's really something about a bar where I know I can get a Harvey Wallbanger without explaining what's in it, let alone how to make it. If that means the wings are a bit small, I just remind myself that's more sauce, more spice, and more reason to party with Harvey and Stella that much longer.
Having been to B-Dubs in other cities, I knew what to expect: mediocre wings, sports bar atmosphere, commercialized drink menu, etc. None of that disappointed, this BWW is the same as any other BWW you've been to, although for some reason a few of the waitresses at this particular location have trouble wearing the proper sized clothing. Here ends my review of BWW, but if you want to hear a glorious tale which has nothing to do with whether you should eat at BWW or not, read on.
This certain experience begins with the Officer's Club on base shutting down for the night and our crowd deciding to bring the party over to B-Dubs. As it happened, it was Tuesday, which upon entering discovered was karaoke night. Being something of a self described karaoke star myself, I decided to impress our group with some of my vast karaoke repertoire, which consists of 80's songs, 80's songs, and 80's songs. Using my secret code karaoke nickname so as to conceal my identity, I signed up to do a little ditty by the Divinyls called, "I Touch Myself". It's a real crowd pleaser if you've never heard it. Anyways, I sing my song, bask in the adulation of the crowd, and retake my seat with my friends, who are all very impressed with the fact that I sang that song with a straight face. The other karaoke-ers were all good in their own way, with song choices ranging from Niel Diamond to Garth Brooks to Bon Jovi. The other female karaoke-ers all seemed to be aiming for true music stardom, and bored the crowd with multiple Shania Twain and Jewell songs that were painfully slow and meant to showcase their "singing skills". Alas, someday they will find out that karaoke is not about letting the crowd know you can actually sing. But I digress.
A short time after singing my song, I was called back up to the front along with a few others. It was at this point that I found out that B-Dubs karaoke night is actually a competition, and I had just been named a semi-finalist. Now, it was serious. Now, it was time to put my game face on. This was no longer a fun night out with friends, but a competition that would determine what type of status I would put up on my facebook the next day. Each of us were made to sing about 30 seconds of a song and from there the final three would be picked. After singing, I admit that I was feeling uncomfortable about my chances since the karaoke master guy messed up with starting my song and I feel like my song choice could have been a little better.
Now was the moment of truth: the final three were being picked. Here is where the not-so-good karaoke-ers from the awful karaoke-ers. Â My "name" was the first one called! I was through to the final round! The roars of the crowd had saved me from certain death!
And now there were three. I was to sing first. I chose a perennial karaoke favorite, Bonnie Tyler's "Bright Eyes (Turn Around)". The crowd hung on to my every note, joining me in a raucous chorus near the end of the song. My two adversaries were a stubby gentleman who sang a slow love song and a younger guy that was wearing one of those newsboy caps who sang Bon Jovi's "Living on a Prayer". The stubby guy had the unwavering support of a large group of older women, I knew he would be a tough person to beat. Also, did I mention that he could actually sing? The Bon Jovi singer did a great job with the song, and after getting over the fact that he was wearing a newsboy cap actually turned out to be a pretty awesome dude.
Now was the moment of truth: the winner was to be chosen by that most thorough and precise measure of crowd applause level. My name was called first... my group of friends went wild! The only thing that could better displayed their love would have been a confetti shower of buffalo wings. From the rest of the audience I received a hearty applause and one small "woo" from the group of older women. I could tell that the women were holding their shrieks for one of the other contestants. Alas, this group of women would be my downfall. For the younger guy, they released a few of their group to lay a couple of screams on him, but even then they were holding back. For the stubby guy that sang the love song, the full force of their cougar roar was laid upon him. Before the winner was announced, myself and the newsboy cap guy knew that we had been beaten. It was now a battle for second and third place, which just so happened to be the same prize: 20 free wings. They announced me as the third place winner, and I was pleased with myself although a little disappointed I didn't get first. But then I thought about how far I had come... from not knowing it was karaoke night to discovering it was karaoke night to discovering it was a karaoke competition to winning third place in the karaoke competition, it was a magical journey. I proudly took my 20 wing coupon and was happy with my winnings until I remembered...
The wings here suck.
I have to agree with Jordan S., the wings are very small. The sauces are good though so I usually go with the boneless or strips. The main reason I give it 4 and not three though is the atmosphere and the TVs. This is the only place worth going to in Enid if you want to watch a sporting event especially if there is more than one on. They also get the UFC fights which always draw big crowds. See you there for OU football!!! GO SOONERS!!!!
Review Source:cool place to go if you want to keep an eye on a game or 4 while hanging out with friends...5 stars but i hang out with loud people so we fit in nicely ;-) they also have a trivia game that your group can play against each other...5 stars
I have had their Burger...Yum 5 stars for a burger! their fries taste good but are shoestring type...4 stars. I had a small side order of wings they taste great but were a bit on the small side 3 1/2 stars
I can't believe they built a Buffalo Wild Wings here. Â This town is not known for having a lot of chain restaurants. Â So, it was suprising to see this place open in July 2008.
Well, it's a pretty cool place. Â Glass walls and automatically closing doors separate the bar and smoking section from the main dining room. Â No matter what direction you face, you will be able to see about 8 televisions without turning your head. Â Trivia network games are available upon request and are a lot of fun. Â Service was upbeat and friendly. Â
Then comes the food. Â I have never, ever seen wings this small. Â 12 wings for $8.79...and they are SO FREAKING TINY. Â I couldn't believe it. Â Now, they tasted pretty good, but what the heck? Â One of my wings was about 1/4 of a normal wing size. Â It was shocking. Â
This would have been a 5-star review, but I'm taking 2 full stars off for wing size. Â You have to see it to believe it.
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