Buffalo Wild Wings

Service was extremely slow and had to get our own water in the middle of our meal.  But, after submitting complaint to manager, she offered a free repeat visit to try again.  Appreciate that and look forward to having a positive experience at our next visit.

This place is great for Fight Night.  Other than that, pass unless you enjoy eating tiny wings and crappy food from paper boats.  Don't ask for utensils because I don't think they have a dishwasher.  Also, the projection tv's are circa 1972 .  At least the fuzzy analog pictures make me think it's 72 technology.  They may even have a Betamax system running in the back somewhere.

Pass.

I chewed on rotten meat.  
I have frequented this establishment no more than three times over a span of a few years.  It looks and feels very much as any other BW-squared.   Double door entry, to-go counter up front, rarely anyone to greet you, televisions everywhere, menus at the table.  Service here is often par but slow.  You don't come here to be treated like royalty.  

As far as food, their wings are good.  I tried the garlic and it was surprisingly tasty.  However, as I chewed towards the middle of my ribs I couldn't quite grasp the flavor leeching through the sauce.  I shared a rib with my daughter to pushed it back after a bite.  Curious, she likes ribs.  Another bite and it was beginning noticeable.  Maybe just not a good cut of ribs.  Then I shared it with the wife.  She scolded "Stop eating it!  Its rotten!"  

Yes, it smelled rotted, left for flies.  I was quite, quite unlucky the cook chose this cut for me.  It must had been waiting for me in the corner next to the bleach and toilet cleaner.  I should have said something, but I swear it wasn't that bad the first bite.  My wife have forever banned us from this locale.  We can visit any other BW-squared.  I can have the ribs.  But never, ever from here.