Buffalo Wild Wings

Buffalo Wild Wings is your typical chain sports bar.  The service is normally hit or miss, but lately it's been much improved.  They have numerous TVs available broadcasting a wide variety of sports channels.  You can see multiple TVs from each seat in the restaurant making it easy to find something you're interested in watching.

They have a fairly wide selection of food options ranging from salads, burgers, wraps, wings, curley fries, potato wedges, etc.  The wings come in either regular or boneless.  Both are very good.  I typically order the boneless wings as they are not as messy.  BWW offers a wide variety of sauce flavors and dry rubs.  I think most of the sauces are pretty good, but my flavor of choice is the Mango Habanero sauce with a side of Blazing sauce.  The sweet and spicy combination is outstanding.  Occasionally the wings come out without enough sauce so don't hesitate to ask them to ensure they have plenty of sauce on them. Their hamburgers are ok, not great.  The fries, potato wedges and onion rings are decent and go well with the wings.  

If you're looking for a place to grab some food and drinks while watching your favorite sports team, I would give Buffalo Wild Wings a try.  Hit them up on Tuesdays when they have 60 cent wings as they are typically a bit expensive.  If you're in a rush you might want to consider other options as they are not the fastest place to get in and out.

Wings were good, ordered "Hot BBQ" sauce on them.  For $.50 you can have all drums, that works for me!

They have a music system that you can log in to, and then play songs you like! Its like a virtual juke box, you download the App for free, and away you go!

Pretty cool to hear Robert Earl Keen and Jerry Jeff in a restaurant, since you would normally never hear them on the radio in Florida.

When I visit my friends in Oldsmar, this will be a frequent stop

Food is pretty good. Service is usually kind of slow and inconsistent.