How does this place only have an overall rating of 3 stars. My Mamujan brought me here July 4th. The customer service here is super. From the moment we walked in we were treated so kindly by every staff member, we had it least 5 different staff members greeting us, checking on us, even allowed us to sample all the different types of sauce before we chose which types of wings we wanted. I always passed by this place in Irvine, California area and never went in because I thought it was just a bar like type place, with yucky chicken wings :( boy was I ever wrong. They have a section very family oriented and relaxing atmosphere. And the wings, well this is just an experience you have to have. The mango habara and spicy garlic and medium buffalo were my favorite. Also This gets really, really spicy, so be careful, but you must try it, the sauces are all so original and good and the service was best service I've had in a while :) Oh, and I don't drink, but they have like 30 different types of beers...awkward, I didn't know there were that many options for Beer :( ... just go for the SPICIEST buffalo wings, you will NOT be disappointed, that and a coke and I felt like I was living on the edge :)
Review Source:I'm rounding these guys up because the service is really good here, and they have clearly added a viable sports-watching alternative to the south snohomish county sports fan's list of options. But wonderful beer and food are things you'll have to find elsewhere.
We tried the wings, the nachos, the mushrooms, the bacon something or other chili fries, and some other stuff. At midnight when you're feeling tipsy, this is an excellent choice. When the cold light of day hits you the next day and you think about the shiny plasticity of the cheese-like substance that covered everything, and the staleness of everything, and how things weren't up to temp...well, you reconsider the wisdom of that decision. Especially since the beers all tasted kinda stale and lifeless, like the kegs were ages old.
But the servers here are so nice and friendly, and so quick on their feet, that you can't really say the place isn't run professionally. It IS run professionally, at least in the front of the house. There are tons of TVs everywhere, and they clearly know how to handle groups, and I'm sure they can run tables who are there for hours to watch the game. I appreciate that. The prices are fair, and the music wasn't too loud, even though the place was empty when we all showed up.
If you're just looking to have fun and aren't super picky about food that night, you'll be fine.
First, be warned that it's SUPER LOUD in there. That being said, it's a pretty fun place to hangout and watch the game. Not necessarily to carry on a conversation. They will let you sample the sauces before ordering. I highly recommend doing this so you are not unhappy with your choice.
Review Source:It's cool for what it is but the food is overpriced. I heard a lot about the place and was craving something fatty, so we decided to try this out. We ordered a platter of extra crispy boneless wings, one half Asian zing and the other Parmesan garlic. The wings were good, nothing too special. My husband preferred the Parmesan while I favored the Asian zing because they are spicy and I like spicy.
We didn't eat in, the wait was too long and it was too loud so we got our order to go. It was alright, but overall, I am not into fried, greasy food and the food was overpriced for the quality.
i still am always going here. about once a week for the $0.60 wings on Tuesdays. you cant go wrong with that.
last night i went to watch the hockey game. we were promptly seated and handed our menus. the inside of my menu was very very sticky and gross, Â no big deal i took it to the front handed it to the staff and washed my hands.
i ordered my beer and i was given to the wrong table and our waitress acknowledged my beer never showed up and took care of it. shortly after that the manager brings me my beer and offered two appetizers on the house between the two things. which really surprised me because to my there was the buffalo norm.
the best part was not the free food but our waitress Ashley. i am picky about service and can be easily irritated. we were there for almost 2.5 hours during the game and she was running around the whole time at tons of tables but she was without a doubt one of the best waitress i have every had at any restaurant. i was very impressed and every time i go i will be sure to see if she is working and i can sit in her section.
Terrible! Service was lousy, couldn't get much help or attention & we sat at the BAR. Sauce samples were ordered, never came til after our food. Order was wrong, no plate or dish to put the ate wings. $3 fries were cold, smaller than a McD's valu fry. Wings/sauce were not bad though, but small, not full, not meaty. WORST of all, bartender ran out of Miller lite, mid pour but instead of waiting for a new keg, filled the rest with Coors Light. This place is over hyped & too pricy. Also funny that they tell you the sizes are 5-6, 10-11 wings... @ $7 & $11 that's ridiculous.
Review Source:When I went to California, I asked my sister about this wing restaurant, and she said it wasn't good. I had a biased reaction to this location when anyone asked me about going. Just over the weekend, I went and I have to say, it wasn't so bad. Â Both the floor manager and our waiter came by to explain how they work.
I'm sure any wing restaurant would have allowed it if I asked, but Buffalo Wild Wings recently changed their logo and way of serving their customers. If you want to try a sauce, you can ask and they will bring them on the side with fries. The service was very good and hilarious too. Aside from that, the wings were spicy enough.
My favorite is the Caribbean Jerky sauce, which is supposed to be spicy, but it was not at all. Great on wings or anything meat oriented. I would like to take some home just to marinate steak in.
Having been here many times back in college, I sort of have a soft spot for B-dubs. Â My personal favorite flavors are the parmesan garlic and medium. Â I could probably east 2 dozen of just the parmesan garlic :) Â Drinks are great and generally pretty cheap and its a great place to hang out if you want to catch a sport game on one of their many tvs in the bar.
Review Source:I like this place for what it is (i.e., a sports bar with lots of TVs, beer and wings). The wings are good, the service is attentive and friendly.
That said, I've been three times and I've been over-charged twice and had my order messed up twice (one trip, both happened). Not big deals, but ... got charged regular price for a beer rather than happy hour price ... asked for cheese on fries, but got no cheese ... wrong-sized order of wings (but charged for bigger size).
Obviously, that's an issue, but the fact is that I still will go back because I like wings, beer and sports.
If you visit and you are a wing lover come on Tuesdays for the best value. If you don't like loud places steer away from here. I thought they have good happy happy value on food and beverages but wasn't overly impressed with the place. I would visit again but I am not gonna drive out of the way do it. Wish the wings were meatier and not so loud inside but the staff was great and I think bringing a group here would work well.
Review Source:Sigh... I used to love BWW, ever since I had it for the first time in Portland. I was a huge fan of the Lynnwood one in the beginning but it's just not the same anymore. I like them still but they are a little inconsistent. Sometimes you'll get really good wings and sometimes they'll just be okay. I think the seasoning isn't evenly coated sometimes. There are even times where you'll get pieces that don't taste as fresh. Â I love the Chipotle Barbecue and the Caribbean Jerk, I actually think their dry rub wings are better than the saucier ones.
I would've given the Lynnwood location a 4 but I'm knocking them for the inconsistency and the abrupt menu/ pricing change. Before you can get 2 dozen wings for around 20 bucks. Now they charge you 20 bucks for 20 wings, since they sauce 5 at a time now instead of 6. I would've been fine if they increased the prices for 2 dozen wings etc.. but now you get less and pay more no matter how many you get. They're whole reasoning is they do it by weight now so it's more fair. Seriously?!  Basically they're cutting costs and trying to make more profit and making up a lame excuse. It's ridiculous. In any case we might go for happy hour once in a while but will definitely not be going as often as we used to. I'm not sure if the Lynnwood location is the only one doing this but its annoying when big companies do things like this. Its too bad there aren't too many  great wing places out there.
Been to B-Dubs several times. Â Always go for the same thing - buffalo chips and boneless wings. Â I really enjoy that on Thursdays the boneless wings are on special and customers can order as many as they want. Â 5. Â 12. Â 43. Â Whatever random number that will fill your stomach. Â And although the menu has changed as far as the wing amount selections ( used to be 4, 12, etc) now it is done by weight (when NOT ordering the wings on special) to make it more fair for customers and the company. Â It's done by weight, so you'll get at least X amount of wings. Â :-D Â
One great thing is that my sever recommended something to try if I ever go in to try something new. Â I do enjoy knowing what other people really enjoy eating at establishments, simply because so many of my favorite foods have come from trying new things / asking the opinions of others. Â
TIP: Â be weary of when you go. Â Sometimes they are SLAMMED because it IS a sports bar. Â If you're not willing to wait, it would be best to go elsewhere.
I really wanted to watch the Golden Gophers of MN beat UCLA during march Madness. Â We don't have cable at home so we wanted to make a night of it. Â
It was busy - Friday night + March Madness = long wait times...but the wait wasn't bad  for two of us about  25 minutes...
We were seated in the main area with a perfect view of the main screen - our game was on that screen the whole time.
Hubby ordered the boneless wings with two types of sauces. He did not like the parmesan-garlic (too bland), but did like the teriyaki. Â The fries were crisp and plentiful.
I had the popcorn shrimp and it was delish. I am not one for too much breading and this was pretty spot on. I preferred the BBQ sauce as a dipper vs their red sauce.
We're not drinkers so we had root beer, which the server made sure was refilled often. Â He also recommended we purchase the cake (that came with ice cream) instead of buying two scoops of ice cream (we spent 40 cents more) but it was worth it. That cake was really amazing.
So the food was good - but what I really loved was the fact that the server several times told us there was no hurry to get out - that we could watch the entire game. Â I was thinking wow - we're at a 4 seat table at a busy Friday and they aren't hurrying us through - even though we're not buy high priced drinks!
Several times we had other staffers come talk to us (we had our U of M shirts on) and  talked about the team and the game and were really happy our team was doing well.
We loved the whole experience and will be back.
The wings selection is good if you like different sauce flavors and dry rubs. The service on this visit was great, other wise I would have given it 3 stars as a decent wing place. Personally, I like Hooters wings better as far as flavor but this place is solid. The best dry rub is the Chipotle rub - it has spice with a buttery finish.
Also, order potato wedges w/ cheese, chili and sour cream.
Best to come when the wings are on special (Tuesdays).
Definitely good tasting wings, beers ice cold, and I can see TVs pretty much everywhere.
For a guy, hard to beat with some buddies.
Is it a bit long to wait at times, yah.. but hey good wings, good beer, and lots of sports, what's a bit of wait time? :)
p.s. the spiciest sauce they have really is palate numbing.. but even the 2nd spiciest isn't all that bad at all.. it's sorta like 1 killer one, the rest are not bad.. so don't fear some heat!
I have to knock BWW down to a 3 but I'm still a fan.
The wings are not consistent. The last couple times I've visited I think the wings are just okay. Sometimes I think they're great though so it's confusing.
I like going for 60 cent wing night on Tuesdays but I don't think it's worth going and paying full price for the wings (about $1 each on the normal menu).
They do have decent beers that are priced well during HH. $5 for a 20 oz. draft. I got the Pipeline Porter last time and it was great.
The rotate their beers pretty often and sometimes the choices are better than others. Their crappy domestics are $3 during happy hour "Bud Light, Michelob, etc," and what they consider "craft/ specialty" beers are $5 during happy hour which include Elysian, Angry Orchard, Widmer, etc. Pretty decent selection but you can't depend on them having any of the better beers at any given time- even if the beer is still on their menu.
They charge 60 cents for a side of blue cheese or ranch.
Service is pretty nice and the staff always has good attitudes but they often mess up checks. Literally every single time I've been here they mess up on at least one check whether it's the whole table on one tab or split checks. I'm convinced that they always charge regular menu prices on the tab on the happy hour items and only fix it if you notice and ask them.
They are trying but I don't think management is very good. There seems to be a lack of communication between the servers and the "Experience Managers". Â Many times there are many employees just standing in the entry way not doing anything at all.
I'll keep going back because the wings are normally pretty good and for the price you can't beat it during wing night.
This place is a ZOO on game nights!
I got dragged along to Girls Night here with a gaggle of Yelp-ettes.
My carpool co-hort Kristin and I managed to arrive early and snag to tables near the bar area (the immediate bar area is all stools on raised tables, the rest of the restaurant is normal tables). And glad we did. The place filled up SO FAST and was packed the entire time we were all there (close to 4 hours total)
Some observations:
If you are like me, and know the lyrics to every song that broke the Top 40 in the last 40 years this place will either be awesome or annoying as Hell. The music is the most ridiculously random selection I have ever heard anywhere, ever.
For me, it was occasionally really distracting. As the night went on, it became substantially louder.
I don't understand why places do that. Unless you have a very good sound system, with speakers at a lower place than the ceiling balanced throughout the space, it does NOT create a "white noise" effect for patrons by cranking it up. It just makes everyone have to talk that much louder to hear the person next to them. Why must we all be yelling by the end of the night?
Our service was pretty good. There were a few snafus once the food was arriving, but we were 6 people deep and everyone ordered several somethings. Mostly, they were attentive and friendly. They kept up with all our separate tabs, even when other waitresses took the order from our main server.
I'm not sure if those others were assistants, or just extra staff because of how busy they get on those discounted wing nights, or if we were witnessing some competition for tables and tips. Maybe both.
They have 82 TVs in that joint. That is a ridiculous number of televisions. But what I *did* like about that, is that there wasn't a seat in the place where you couldn't see one but you also weren't FORCED to look at one. I got distracted a few times and noticed them, but they were placed high enough and angled around the place enough I didn't feel they were intrusive. I cannot stand TVs in bars that dominate so much of everything.
I opted just for a cheap-o HH appetizer and a lot of HH drinks. I dont recommend the fried mushrooms. Pretty flavorless. But, it kept my alcohol consumption in check and gave me something to do with my hands for a few minutes, for about $3.
The drinks weren't strong, but they weren't so weak I was upset. They were also very consistent, so their pours are accurate, at least. The HH prices are really pretty cheap.
I suppose next time the Ladies of Yelp traverse out for someone's wing cravings, I'll tag along and actually order wings. Which gives me an excuse for a review update, I guess.
Our first visit to the restaurant was better than expected.
They have a cool atmosphere, great service and delicious food. The atmosphere is kind of a restaurant / sports bar, everything is modern and it's a little bit loud but not too bad at all. Â The bar section was huge and happening but we sat in the restaurant with our son and enjoyed some delicious wings and salad. Â Their portions are large and their service was really good. Â It's also very kid friendly, where they have video game tablets you can check out and bring to the table for the kids.
Horrible! What kind of wing place runs out of honey BBQ and sweet BBQ???? No BBQ at all???? Really???
Of course, after I take my daughter to the bathroom, I told the hostess they are out of toilet seat covers as well, I should've seen this coming, but her response "we are all out right now".
Replace whoever is responsible for ordering your products ASAP!
I can't believe I haven't reviewed this place yet. This is one of my husband's favorite spots...and even though I grumble every time we come here, their wings are secretly pretty good.
The thing about this place is that we can never get a spot. There's always a huge wait and we generally end up in the bar...but be warned that if there is any kind of game on what s ever...wrestling...or anything equally lame...there will always be a ton of people sitting in the bar just watching the matches/games/whatever. They're not even drinking...just all standing and staring.
That being said, it's a fun spot to come with friends for something more laid back.
They have a ton of different flavors of wings...ranging from mild to spicy, sweet to savory. (Can you even describe a wing as being savory?)
Whatever, it's good for what it is. Better than Hooters in my opinion. Good fruity drinks, too.
I'm not sure why BW3s gets so much hate on here, but I think they're probably the best wings in Seattle (technically not even in Seattle, and wings in Seattle sets a very low bar, but still...). Their mango habanero sauce is amazing - super hot but flavorfully sweet. Their parmesan garlic wings are an excellent break in between hotter wings. They have a pretty good beer selection as well (Elysian IPA on tap yesterday). The gazillion TVs covering every inch of wall are a little excessive, but are to be expected for a sports bar.
Sure, you can get better wings on the east coast. But it'll cost you $500+ to fly there!
This is the best we've got, so might as well make do with it until you're next visiting Buffalo (NY).
BWW is always a great place to catch a game, or two. There are literally tv's EVERYWHERE in the bar.
The space is pretty large, although everytime I've gone the wait times for the dining room have always been 1+ hours. Luckily, since I'm of age and those I hang out with are as well, we slip into the bar and wait for a table to become empty. Many times I haven't waited that long for this process to happen.
For the food, it's your standard pub fare with a emphasis in chicken wings (duh!). The wings are tasty. Not too soft and a good size. I usually go with one step down from their hottest sauce, paired with some parmesean ones to cool the fire. Add in a great tap menu and I'm a happy customer!
Great place to catch a game with a group, although if you're bringing kids, I'd make sure you come during a non-busy time as you might be waiting for a long time.
My friend and I came here for the first time to hang out and watch the Vegas Bowl. Â There were multiple empty tables and booths left open in the main dining area, however since my friend and I were only a party of 2, the hostess and the waiter REFUSED to seat us anywhere but at this 2 person table against the wall in the corner UNDERNEATH the big screen showing the game...
We asked several times to sit in a booth, or at a table in the middle of the dining room, but were told both times that the worst table in the place was the only one we were welcome to sit at.
We walked out and went to Red Robin next door, whose waitresses were more than willing to let us sit in a booth, even though there was only two of us.
Since there are only a few items on the menu here I would order, I would not be much of a regular. Â Plus the few times I've gone to a BWW in California I found the food to be below average. Â But after this incident, this place can count on never getting the business of myself, my friend, or anyone who we know, ever in the future.
Bring back Billy McHales, their service was fantastic and their food was great.
SIXTY NINE CENT WINGS! And they don't skimp out on size or flavor either! i am a fan! mmmm  too bad its so far :(
but they are so good.. i'm willing to drive there on tuesdays.. just to have myself a wings party!
will need to try all the other food too. their menu had a decent variety of selection :)
For a bar that specializes in wings and beer, the place deserves three stars. Anything beyond that, I would reduce the amount of stars.
For our wings, we tried four sauces (Buffalo Seasoning, Sweet BBQ, Asian Zing, Desert Heat Seasoning). I only liked one, which was the Sweet BBQ. I was not a fan of the dry seasoning, not one bit. It was kind of like taking a bite into a brick of salt, and being a person who usually prefers bland food... but the wings themselves were good.
All beers come with this electrically charged something on the bottom of the beer mug that keeps the fizz goin'. Pretty nifty. Also ordered some nachos. They use nacho cheese and the tortilla chips tasted a lil' undercooked/didn't have much flavor, but it was a decent appetizer.
The fries were delicious. Reminded me of Burger King fries (if you hate BK fries, then I'm sorry for the comparison), but with a bit more flavor. DO NOT get the key lime pie. PLEASE spare yourself.
Great place to watch a game. TVs everywhere, wonderful (loud) atmosphere.
I kinda loathe chains, and it kinda makes me ache a little inside that I have to give BWW a whole 4 stars, just for their wings.
Seriously, the wings are fabulous. Tons of sauces and rubs to choose from. And they are totally willing to let you taste any of them before you decide to add them to your wingies. Â I have been here twice now, and both times, it's just been for wings and beer. And sports. I love the fact that they have multiple tv's and multiple games on at any given time.
I love that they have Ninkasi Total Domination IPA on tap. Â I am completely crazy about the salt and vinegar wings, and I think that the mango habanero wings, though they pretty much melt my face off because they are legitimately very spicy, are my favorite thing here. Â I have tried many of the other flavors, and the garlic wings and jammin' jalepeno wings are also pretty good.
It's so hard for me to say this, but I crave their chicken wings. Â Especially on Tuesdays, even though there really aren't any sports on on a Tuesday. Â I wanna go here for wings like right now. And I seriously doubt that I will ever try anything but the wings here. It's like that good.
Yes, I know... I don't like to review chains... but B-dubbs is a favorite of mine from Michigan.
And few people in the Seattle area know about it because before this Lynwood location opened, the closest ones were way down in Portland.
So B-dubbs... LOVE their wings, popcorn shrimp, and sauces.
OMG, their sauces KICK local PNW wing places off the map, for quality, tastiness and affordability. :-D
Sports bar on steroids.
The place is fairly big, restaurant seating and bar. The bar can put Best Buy to shame with the number of TV's they have! And all of them are showing sports, anything with a ball.
The service is mediocre. The staff is friendly (as you yell at each other) and attentive for the most part, but super slow; took a long time for the beers to come and even longer for the food. They have a pretty good selection of draft beers. They offer your typical uber greasy bar food and from what I hear bomb wings.
The place is loud, very loud. We had to yell at one another. Great place to sit drink and WATCH a game, but not to have a conversation with the people you came with.
(My 20/30 for November)
The wife and I came here last friday the 9th before our movie and everything started out great with finding an open table in the bar which is hard to do sometimes and our waitress took our drink order right away. That's when things began to a little south. it took about 10 minutes to get our drinks and on top of that it was happy hour so they had a special for double shot jack and cokes for $5 and some other vodka drinks. For a double it was pretty weak.
After we ordered our food it took at least 20 to 25 minutes to get it. That's way to long. It's amazing how service can be so slow when they have an insane amount of waiters and waitresses walking around doing nothing. Not impressed. I ordered the make your own burger which was alright, nothing to be real impressed about.
I do really enjoy all the TVs to keep you occupied but the one downfall about this place is the music is way to loud. It's bad when our waitress has to yell to take our order and trying to have a conversation with my wife was a bit difficult. If they would actually turn down the music for a change it would be a more relaxing atmosphere. I don't think we will be coming back any time soon, way to loud and to slow of service.
The overall atmosphere is pretty cool to watch a game and drink beer. The food is HORRIBLE. My daughters Mac n cheese came frozen in the middle. My sons "mini corn dog bites" we're literally the of large marbles. And about 4 or five of them. Their "fruit" that came with the kids meal... Canned oranges. Complete appalling! They literally bought all their food at Costco or cash n carry, threw it in the microwave and then served it. The adults menu was horrible too. The fries are frozen fires from a bag. Horrible! AND it took them 20 minutes to bring it!!!
The service was just as bad. The servers had no idea what the heck was going on. It took us 15 mins for our server to bring our drinks. The kitchen took over 30 mins for our dinner order to come out. When they did bring it out they did not even bring my brother-in-law's food. 5 mins they bring it but with the wrong side. The poor waitress was caught in the middle too.
They seriously need to redo their menu. I understand it is a so called sports bar but ... Come in! Do insult our kids with food that they could get better at a drive thru. It's just plain insulting.
This place good for watching the big game, drinking a beer and leaving with hearing loss. Guys night would be great their.
Eat wings, be loud and drink beer.
That's the point of this place, so don't come here thinking it is romantic or geared towards families. Sure, families are welcome, people go on dates here, and you don't have to drink beer (although they run out on wine a lot) to have a good time.
Order some wings, embrace the loud music and chug some booze. Not many places you can do all 3 at the same time!
Try the Blazin' sauce!!!
FYI: Anything but wings is not worth ordering (maaaybe the chicken burger).
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