its a sports bar! it has more TVs than it does paint on the wall. a good selection of tap beer and a large selection of bottles. The food is great, and the staff are great. it can get ridiculously busy on the weekends, but there is Plenty of seating in and outside. if your expecting something special, go somewhere a little more up scale. again, this is a sports bar, and they do it well.
Review Source:I am basing my review off of a comparison of the Buffalo Wild Wings in Milwaukee, WI to this Buffalo Wild Wings. Â I stopped at this location after a 10 hour drive on a road trip from Milwaukee, WI to San Antonio, TX.
Not sure why so many bad reviews. Â Service was a bit slow, but it seemed there were some new employees still learning. Â Everyone was very friendly.
As a chain restaurant the wings are pretty good. Â The wings at this location are noticeably bigger than the ones we get her in Milwaukee, WI. Â So, I was a fan of that!!
As a place to grab some wings to go, or a place to catch a game and eat some wings, Buffalo Wild Wings fits the bill.
I may also be biased since I got 10% off of my bill, on 50 cent wing night because I was staying in the Day Inn up the street.
I suppose this is a "man place" and I just don't get the appeal. Â But I HATE the atmosphere of Buffalo Wild Wings. Â Not to make light of autism but this place makes me feel like I have it. Â You see those little kids on TV with autism and they're freaking out from the over-stimulation of normal everyday life? Â That's how I feel in this place with the loud music, trivia, sports, noisy crowd, servers, lights, etc. Â It's like seeing the future and it's not good. Â eek! Â But all that aside, I agree with the reviewer who called Buffalo Wild Wings food "freezer quality". Â That summation was dead on! Â Next time I'll just stick some Tyson chicken and fries in the oven and turn on the TV, stereo, and a video game all at once and save $30.
Review Source:Look, Bdubs is what it is. If you have a group of guys who want to watch football or a UFC event for free, then you go here. And about halfway through whatever game or fight card you are watching, you'll finally get your food. Service is amazingly slow. Never attempt to eat here for lunch unless you have an hour and a half to kill.
If you want to eat hot wings because you actually like hot wings-- go to Hackett's.
That's right.
One fucking star.
I don't care if I have to burn my college ID for saying it, but this place sucks. Unabashedly and hatefully sucks.
The service is generally inattentive, infrequent, forgetful, and brusque. 9They do manage to handle groups well though. I'll give them credit on that front.)
The food is overpriced. Yeah, they have good wing sauce, particularly the Asian Zing and Mango Habenero, but the preparation of the food isn't good and neither is the quality of ingredients. If you want wings buy some sauce and make them at home or go to Hackett's and have something amazing and cheaper.
"But, Jessica!" I hear you cry. "I don't go to a restaurant/sport's bar near campus for the food! I go for the booze!"
That would be fine, nameless heckler, if they managed to not fuck that up as well. I ordered a mojito the first time I went after turning 21. Yes, it is a mixed drink that is fairly involved, what with the muddling and all, so it can be hit or miss. But it was on their big list o' mixed drink specials (monstrosities) with a pretty little picture beside it. Also, I ordered it about 3 in the afternoon during a late lunch when they were dead. It had the consistency of simple syrup, no carbonation or flavor of club soda, not a speck of mint leaf (but the flavor of toothpaste) and an indiscernible amount of rum.
Another visit when I was with my mom, another late lunch during a dead period, involved a mishap with my first ever encounter with a Long Island Iced Tea. My mom, not known for being real picky on alcohol, actually recoiled and shuddered when she tasted it and promised to get me a good one "some place decent." That involved a place that doesn't use all coke and a substandard mix.
Actually, every mixed drink I've ordered there has been heinous except for a rum and coke I've ordered three of their specialty drinks (though never shots) and honestly in two of them I couldn't taste or feel any alcohol and never had the slightest feeling of a buzz. Considering they start at about $7.50 this trend is intolerable.
"But, Jessica!" You cry once more. "You are supposed to drink beer! You are in COLLEGE!"
Well, I do. And that is unimpressive as well. Ordering a Woodchuck got me a blank look, even after I pointed to the listing of it on the menu. Apparently they don't carry all of the bottle selections they advertise. Not out, they just don't carry it. No big. Asking them to mix something as complicated as a Snakebite probably would have resulted in me crying in the corner any way.
So I ended up with a bottle of Corona, a speckled lime wedge, and a ten minute wait on a mug. Awesome.
In review: Â bad, over priced booze.
Freezer quality food at about a 200% mark up.
Unoriginal atmosphere.
I think this is the only place in Joplin that if I heard friends were going out to I would just have to ditch them for the evening. B-Dubs can suck my tit.
This is where boys go to become men. Bdubs oozes the place for guys and the attractive waitresses reinforce this point. Even though it's the ideal place for guys, this place is a gathering point for typical college students. After 9 pm on most days, the place is packed with nothing but college students enjoying the college life or watching the year round sports featured on the MANY tvs. The place is rather small being divided between a bar and a regular sit down area. It is small, yet not spacious which could be a problem for a large group. Even though bdubs catters to the sports lovers and college crowd, it is surprisingly well for families. These are the kind of places that, a socialite like myself likes!
The only bad thing is that it is fairly expensive if you are not careful...which might be generally odd. I ordered a Dos Equis when I turned 21, since it was an import, and it was marked around $5. Expensive here while at other places it would be much cheaper. Â But I surrrender, because you are paying primarily for the atmosphere.
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