This BWW is a hit and miss, depending on the servers on duty. The food is always standard BWWs fare. Now back to the servers -- sometimes it'll take a server 10 minutes to get a beer on tap, even if there aren't many other tables there. And getting a check and then paying it and getting the receipt to sign could take 20 minutes or so. If I'm leaving, I'm probably not going to order more food/drinks and spend more money, so just get me my check please.
Review Source:Upon arriving were not greeted and stood at the entrance only to wait while the employees conversed about their night and finally put us at a table. Then we  waited about 8 minutes before anyone came to give us a menu or get a drink order . Waitress Dacia was very unfamiliar with the menu . Looking at this from a business prospective the workers are being lazy an doing more talking then working. And to the manager for future reference hire people that look for opportunities and not excuses
Review Source:We loved this place. Â We pulled into our hotel parking lot (the Marriott Fairfield INN) and right next door was the BWLD. Â
It hit the spot. We were starving. The food was served promptly, clean and the staff was courteous and professional. Â
I think we'd go again if we were in the area.
Wow - I have been to many BW3s and all have been excellent. The attempted experience (on a Friday night) we had last night seems likely simply out of the twilight zone. Upon arriving we see a dozen or so employees conversing and just hanging out. We were sat and the waitress came out (prob 16) and was obviously completely clueless about everything. She did not know the menu and we asked 3 times about the specials without receiving correct information. Based upon the experience to that point we decided to pay for the drinks and up and go to Applebees across the street  (and we are not at all Applebee's food fans). We got excellent service at Applebee's which was a relief at the end of a long and frantic day of shopping.  I was truly hoping that a BW3s this close to home would have been the experience we are used to from the 'city' but this was simply not the case. We will give another try but by that time they have hopefully changed up managers and let the kids go back to school.
Review Source:If you are not afraid of loud music, lots of conversations going on at several dozen tables around you and eating lots of finger food options that are really good, but probably not that good FOR YOU, maybe a trip to Buffalo Wild Wings new location in Grand Island Nebraska will suit you.
We rolled into Grand Island about 6 PM on the last leg of our vacation coming home from Yellowstone National Park. It was gaspingly hot (102 degrees) and we were tired of sitting in our car. So after checking into our hotel we headed across the parking lot to Buffalo Wild Wings. No one could face even one more minute in the car on this hot, muggy day to venture further afield for dinner!
The place was jumping and filled nearly to capacity but they found us a four top in a corner, brought us tall cool ones and menus quickly. With the heat, I wasn't interested in a lot of food so chose to order four Chicken Tenders with honey BBQ sauce and a nice order of crispy french fries. The sauce had just the right amount of kick and I sat back and watched the kaleidoscope of mostly young people having a good time. Hubby and Grandson #2 ordered burgers and fries. Sis ordered a grilled chicken salad. All food was fresh and satisfying. Service was friendly but our waiter disappeared from time to time for fairly long stretches. He looked very busy, as were all the servers, but when it was time for the check, I waved him over and we headed out the door to relative quiet and more stifling heat.
Looks like, if this experience was any accurate indication, Buffalo Wild Wings has found another successful location.
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