Best happy hour anywhere. $3 absolute vodka, that's awesome. With the exception of the wings the food is atrocious. I was with some friends and we ordered ever app off the happy hour menu. With the exception of things that weren't breaded and fried it is very difficult to tell what was what. All just fried garbage. With that being said a great happy hour for drinks. They also have a trivia game you can play which is fun. I've never been willing to go at night because I've been told its just to loud. The place is run by the numbers from a corporate play book which really doesn't work here on the peninsula. But a great drinkers happy hour.
Review Source:If are looking for fresh wings.... Pass this place by. We gave this place a try, weren't super impressed, but thought we would try one more time. Both times the food was sub par and the service was even worse. If you enjoy waiting over ten minutes for a beer then this is your place. As for us, we won't be back. Wing stop is our choice over BWW
Review Source:I have been to multiple BWWs in 3 different states. So with that said this was my first visit to this location, but I know the menu fairly well and knew what I wanted.
Got seated quickly, place wasn't very busy. We got our drinks and our appetizer which came quickly that's when it slowed down. It took WAY to long for our food, about 30 minutes! They weren't that busy, the place wasn't even half full, and I have been in BWWs that where swamped and it didn't take 30 minutes. I mean come on we ordered wings and boneless wings and a salad. They did give me one of my 6 wings in the wrong sauce but I didn't care cause almost all their sauces are good and I didn't want to wait for them to bring me the right one.
Although it was slow the food was good and on par with the rest of the BWWs I have been to.
This place had so much going on it could give anyone an anxiety attack.
The beer selection was good and my jerk chicken sandwich was messy good. My boyfriends salad was coated in the Asian Zing wing sauce, so that rocked.
My fellow diners got 50 wings and 5 sauces: Â Mango Habenero, Asian Zing, Garlic Parm, Teriyaki, and Honey BBQ.
The Asian Zing and Garlic Parm were the best. Â The Mango one was so hot I had 1 bite and gave it up. Â No thanks.
Everything was pretty good, but I don't know if we'd be back.
Wife and kids took me there for Father's Day. Sice we didn't go the the A' game we could watch it there and have few beers and wings. I read allot of diffrerent reviews and was kind of ok let's try it. We had a great time! Wasn't as busy as I thought it would be. Able to watch the A's win! Had the Firestone Double Barrel Ale on Tap! Awesome! The wings are way better than I thought they would be and bigger than  expected. The manager Cesar was great in helping out with our order and the staff was very helpful since it was our first time. Over all the staff was very pleasant and polite. We are already looking forward to go back!
Review Source:The place is beautiful, many T.V.'s. My husband and I  sat down, the service was quick, but there were so many servers. It's a wings sports bar, not a fine dining moment, so why so many servers. There were too  many, I like having a relationship with my server, especially since we thought we were there for the duration of a Giants game. You need to have a variety plate with all the wings. Not just four at a time, we forgot what we ordered. I'm so sorry we expected good times, darn it. Brenda.
Review Source:I've tried and tried and then I even tried again. Â Obviously my fairly lenient standards for food consumption are just too high for this place to meet. Â I can only surmise that since my life has more depth to it than just chugging beer and cheering for whatever sports team happens to be on the TV that perhaps I don't fit in here and I am ok with that...
This place epitomizes everything that is wrong with this country. Â What we as Americans have been forced to accept from the corporate world that controls us is not even mediocrity. Â Customer service is more than just a smiling face that says something pleasant, even if not sincere, to you on the way in and out of an establishment. Â Commonsense has been replaced by ridiculous rules in a measure to protect against every liability contingent ever imagined and the simplest gesture of honesty as in "I'm so sorry I messed up your order I will fix that for you immediately" is, but a distant memory in favor of constantly blaming the faceless kitchen staff.
My final verdict: Â The wings are great, but not worth enduring what it takes to get them...
I sat aloft a branch In hell and had no one to blame but myself.
I can chew and jive with the best but this place left me in the real dim squiggles. I hate sports, loud noises, and televisions. I should have stayed away. But something drew me in, was it the promise of seeing a real live buffalo with actual wings? No, even I know that a talking lobster doesn't mean squat if he's only on a sign and not in your mitts.
So I order up a bushel of assorted macho jock finger food and lean back on my crack. So now I get to the four stars. Well, I can't dock the fools stars for my misstep, but I can stick my two cents in here about the food. I almost laughed out loud when I typed the word food. You see I think the brilliance of this place is that all they did was go to Costco and purchase 20 giant boob tubes, assorted frozen appetizers, and some lawn furniture and bam, sisters in business and aunt Jenny has then red itchiness. I can picture the crew in the back cutting open bags of frozen hogs and dippers and making the half court shot into the deep fryer. Any-hoot there you have it, I ate a dapper full of cheese sticks that I paid eighty times as much as they were purchased for.
I can see how a slack jawed jock fella with crossed eyes and missing teeth can really stomp and grin in a place like this, but I can't get my mojo to lay flat here. I stuck my finger down my throat and threw a rainbow across the next tale so I had good reason to leave.
The staff is awesome.
Atmosphere is good, service was attentive but food was very poor. Â Even the softdrinks were weak. Â Salad was small and not very fresh; burgers had clearly been sitting under a heat lamp and were dried out and stiff. Â Everyone there was very nice to us, but the food lets them down. Â Won't go back.
Review Source:This review borders between 3.5 and 4 stars. The food is good. Wings are decent. The biggest complaint about this place is the slow service. It's gotten much better since they opened but could still be better. It's a good place to get together with the friends and watch the games. I plan to be there for a few more of the Sharks playoff games.
Review Source:I honestly come here a bit. I'm a CSU student in this area and come here with my buds. I enjoy it for the sports, good times with friends, and the okay to good wings.
Why three stars? The speed of service, and the lack of control on the TVs!
Yes I know on Tuesday or Thursday nights its super busy with happy hours and wing discounts, but that should also mean ramping up the amount of hands and the amount of training that goes into them! We shouldn't be waiting 10 mins per pass of parts of our order despite the load. Pony up management, you got the funds, I can see it with the crowds! -_-
And, they should only leave those who know a lot about audio and video tech in charge of the TV control panel, and not muck up the channels! Especially with a big game or two on! No one was happy.
Other than that, good times do roll here.
I read the reviews before I went there and I still read them. Â Most complain about the service but all mostly can't stand the loud tv's and music. Â It's a sports bar people. Â It's not a fancy five-star restaurant where they have monogramed napkins. Â I never realized the people in this area were such exquisite food critics who compare places like this to fancy eateries. Â Ok the ambience is not the best but for a sports bar it makes the grade. Â
I admit I mostly order take out but we tried going there and I was not surprised. Â Yes it's loud and annoying but I expected that from a SPORTS BAR!!!! Â If you enjoy going here then continue to support your local businesses. Â If not then find a more high class of people and environment to spend your money.
Honestly, the food isn't that great. It's glorified bar food... But the environment is fun and makes it worth the occassional dine. Always packed and loud with tv's in every direction. I prefer the boneless wings and they have a huge beer selection. Tues and Wed they have specials on the wings.
Review Source:So I have been to this location five times now, and the San Jose location once. To me they all taste the same: gargabe. Literally I think the food here is disgusting and extremley overprocessed. Like the queso cheese dip, spinach and artichoke and that buffalo cheese dip special, it tastes so gross. I swear the cheese they use on everything tastes like a weird hyprid of velvetta and american cheese. And the salad, same thing, nasty overly sweet and tastes like fast food.
BUT- the wings, fried pickles and beer are good enough. But since my boyfriend and his friends love this place I am so sick and tired of wings and beer that the last few times I've been here, I've tried to find something different to eat.
And on a separate location, I had asked for a certain beer that I've had before, when I got it, it tasted like straight up sprite. When I asked the server about this weird tasting beer, she took it back and got me something different and then told me that they were out of the one I had asked for. So they mixed my beer with sprite? I know that beer I asked for is supposed to be a little citrusy but wtf?
The service has gotten better the servers are nice, the bartenders are still bitches and you don't have to wait forever for seating now unless it's a night like UFC night.
I'm gonna try to convince my bf to start finding a different spot to hang, wish me luck.
First of all, BWW is hardly my culinary jam. Â I shop at Whole Foods. Â I buy organic, eat mostly vegetarian, love tofu, hug trees . . . you get the idea. Â This place specializes in the kind of garbage food I generally do not enjoy. Â However, I do enjoy UFC (I know, I'm a little weird like that).
So my boyfriend and I went to BWW to get some nasty eats and watch the Diaz - St. Pierre fight. Â Sure enough, the eats were nasty - the wings weren't awful but the pulled pork sliders were icky (dry, hardly any sauce, mushy pork) and the fried pickles were "meh". But the beer was cold and the service was friendly and there were giant TV's everywhere. Â
I would never come here for any reason other than to watch the TV's - its too loud to have a conversation, dark, and not very comfortable.
I've been wanting to go to this place since it had opened locally. I wanted to see what the hype was all about. Since it was a 15-20 min drive from where I live, I don't really see myself driving that far for chicken. But when I was around the area, I finally decided to try it out.
Right when we walked in the first (dinner time) we were not even greeted by the host. I mean what's the point of having a podium up front, when you're not even going to greet your customers or even acknowledge them. Understandable, if it's busy, but were two feet away and out of all the teenagers talking to one another, nobody made an eye contact or acknowledge.
When we got to the bar, we were surrounded by tv screens. Different games and fights were on. Great for a sports fan! We really didn't order drinks, so I can't comment anything there, but wings.. oh the wings! They're average size, but the sauces were great! LOL! Me and my friend got the traditional wings with asian zing, hot bbq, garlic and lemon pepper. The one's I really enjoyed were the hot bbq and asian zing. Those two really stood out for me. At the end, my other friend ordered wings and made us try the mango habanero. That was great, but if you're not really about the spicy, then it might not be for you. Both my friends were sweating it out, like they just ran a marathon.
So they have a sauce chart that has the mildest to the hottest. Like I said, if you're not that spicy person, I would suggest stop at the hot bbq. But if you are brave and experience a sauna while eating chicken, go down past that and good luck! Also, they have a build your own burger, that you could apply your favorite sauce on too.
In the end, I would only go back if I'm in the area. Would not really go out of my way for it. But if I want to get out the house and watch the game, then this would a preferable spot.
This place is fun to go to during games with friends or family. There are more than enough TVs to see the action no matter where you sit. They also have board games and trivia games  you can play with other patrons through a common television in the dining room and remotes that can be brought to the table by the servers. This really makes Buffalo Wild Wings stand out from the rest.
Unfortunately the food here is not that good. I don't remember what I ordered since its been a couple months since I been there. I do remember sharing wings with my family, they weren't impressive. I like the wings at WingStop much better. The service was surprisingly very good, despite how packed the place was.
Final Thoughts: 2 stars for food + 1 star for atmosphere and service.
I love Buffalo Wild Wings. Â The food is awesome junk food and goes well with the beer selection.
However, this particular BWs is hands down the worst BWs in the country. Â Their service is so horrible it makes me want to hang out at the DMV. Â
The wait is so long to get here because everyone and their mother wants to eat here. Â So, you'd think they'd take reservations to give people an incentive not to stand around in the parking lot to get in., but no they do not take reservations. Â You have to literally go there and stand in line for half an hour to get in. Â Its like being at Disney World or a star wars premiere.
The bar and the waiting staff are equally air headed. Â I stood at the bar for 20 minutes (and two other people as well), before the bartender lady even asked if we wanted something to drink. Â Following this annoyance, we were seated at our table and waited another half hour before somebody asked if we were being waited on. Â
But, the food is so finger licking good when it gets there I think most people don't realize how awful the establishment is in itself. Â Horrible service and an excruciating wait. Â
Order take-out, and save yourself the trouble while still enjoying the delicious food.
Terrible service every single time i have been here. My first time here I got into it with my bartender that tried accusing me of stealing beer when I took my tab to my table because our table was ready. Wings are decent, other food is mediocre. Stick to beer, their mixed drinks are all watery.
Review Source:The environment is the same in every B-Dubs. Too loud.
The fried pickles always come out crispy, the wings always need more sauce and the grilled chicken in the Caesar salad is always FROZEN!!!! Â That last bit really gets under my skin.
Also, the service is great once you tell them you've been waiting ten minutes and still haven't had a drink order taken.
How have they not turned down the volume by now? The management obviously doesn't read these reviews. Every other review, good OR bad, complains about how loud the music is. It's a sports bar and restaurant, not a nightclub. I think I'd rather listen to a bunch of screaming kids. Not only do you have to shout over the music, you have to shout over a restaurant full of people shouting over the music. Anything you want to communicate to anyone at the table has to be passed along from one person to the next around the table.
I'm leaving one star until they turn the music down. It doesn't deserve a one star rating, Our server was great, solid 4 stars. It's not her fault that we all had to repeat our orders, we just weren't yelling loud enough. I'd give the food 3 1/2 stars. I thought that these sites were supposed to give the consumer a voice. What's the point when management doesn't take constructive criticism and try to make improvements?
Maybe because I don't bother going here during the games I don't have as negative of a review to write about these guys. (It IS football season, after all, so what the hell do people expect at a place like this?) And in the first month it was open, EVERYONE was trying to go this place. I went there a couple weeks ago and that initial "must go" feeling the entire Monterey Bay had for a BWW's opening up is finally gone, so it's back to business as usual.
If you go during the week, it's not all that bad. I have literally walked in at about 7:30 for dinner and was seated immediately; and I was still waiting on friends when I arrived! But I've driven by there on a Sunday during the football season... HELL NAW. If you go during the games and have to wait two hours for a table, it's your own damn fault.
It's a hit or (bare) miss with the service here. Most of the servers I've had were very friendly and took the time to shoot the s**t, even when it was extremely busy. (Maybe it's because my friends and I are fairly personable...?). But there was one who just flat-out sucked. And I haven't seen her since. The longest I've had to wait for a beer during the dinner rush is 10 minutes. That's a little lengthy but having tend bar before, I know what it's like behind the bar and how crazy things get. Overall, I like the service here.
As for the food, it's restaurant chain bar food. So to expect something that's out of this world isn't going to happen. BUT it is satisfying enough that I'm not going to bitch about it. It's just not five-star worthy, that's all.
Just awful, dreadful place.
My buddy dragged me here on a football Sunday. We ordered beers that took 30 minutes to get. We ordered wings that didn't come at all till I asked for the bill because I was upset with the service almost an hour later. 2 newcastles were 17 bucks? Â This was the worst service I have ever received. This is what happens in little small towns like this. Everyone gets all excited over a chili's or Applebee's opening. People will blindly go somewhere because there is nothing else to do.
The waitstaff was inexperienced and arrogant. Quite frankly just pathetic, we were asked a dozen times if we wanted to see a manager. It was like their default response to any upset customer because they lack the experience to figure things out on their own. The waitresses here would not be qualified to wash dishes in a decent restaurant in San Diego. Just awful, a waste of time. When you go to resteraunt the staff is responsible to cater to you and help ensure you have a good time. Not to be disrespectful and ignore you.We are paying for a service and an experience, and Buffalo Wild Wings was completely unacceptable. I or nobody I am associated with will ever set foot in one of these places again!
Went here for lunch today and ended up eating at Carl's Jr!!!
Arrived just past 12 noon and sat down in a nearly empty restaurant. Â We were greeted by our server who informed us that there were a few things on the menu which were unavailable because their delivery had not arrived. Â No problem. Â We ordered off the lunch special menu. Â 30 minutes later we inquired about the status of our order and explained that we were on a lunch hour and would really like to get our food. Â Without apology, our server returned 5 minutes later to explain that "they" (apparently the kitchen staff) were busy unloading the truck which had finally, and conveniently, arrived at peak lunch hour. Â The good news was that "the chicken was up in the fryer" and our order should be out shortly. Â Another 10 Minutes passed and we stood up to leave. Â I asked another server for a check to pay for the drink. 2 or 3 minutes later our server arrives with our lunch. Â We told her that we needed to leave and could she just get our check for the drink. Â While waiting at the register I asked to speak to a manager. Â He arrived a few minutes later and, apparently not moved by our story, graciously dismissed us without having to pay for the drink, the check for which had not yet found its way to the register.
We left and will not be returning. Â Drove through Carl's and got chicken strips with buffalo sauce. Â Not a bad substitute actually. Â In fact, I would say probably better (and cheaper). Â THANKS BUFF!!!
I went to BWW about two weeks ago, for the second time and my last time. We waited 30 min to get seated which is okay but took 2 HOURS to get our food. Plus another 30 min just to get our receipt (Service was completely terrible). Also, the seats are uncomfortable, music is too loud, people everywhere, can't even hear yourself. Basically if you want to get stressed and get a head ache i suggest you go to buffalo wild wings in Seaside.
Review Source:This is a great place if you are craving some bad food. And I do mean that. Sometimes bad food is just the ticket, I have no idea why.
I used to take my lil sis to one of these places back in Tejas. I am not sure if location makes a difference, but this isn't necessarily what I remember. Either that or now I'm old and boring.
I must have arrived at a good time, because there were tables available which was so not the case when we left. There were people waiting outside. For BWW? Really??
Our waiter was very nice and attentive, he definitely was exceptional and very patient with my dinner partner for the evening who is very ...outspoken. The wings were okay, but nothing to set myself on fire for. I like that they have many beers on tap; I had a Newcastle and that makes me very happy.
The real shocker was this thing my friend ordered I have never seen before. It's some crazy ice cream-nacho thing. It's four huge scoops of vanilla ice cream on some bunuelo-like tortillas, drizzled with chocolate and caramel syrup, PLUS there's these little balls in the center. Guess what they are. GUESS. That's right, freakin' fried cheesecake bites. Are you serious? They are. Those were the superstars of the night. Not advisable for two people, I thought I was going to die.
Anyway, most sports fans who would want to watch the game while sipping on some brew will probably do okay here.
I just finished eating at Erik's Deli and decided to drop in here to see what all the fuss was about. Never been in a BWW place before but have seen lots of their commercials on TV. Just my luck. It is happy hour and it is Tuesday when I can get eight wings for only $6.49. That's so good, I gotta try some. My wife and I split an order and she gets some really hot habanero sauce on hers. I choose medium for mine. She loves hers; mine are kinda meh. Bad sauce choice for me. The wings are good but the sauce isn't what I expected. My wife got a special lime drink with free refills so she changes lime drinks with each refill. I got a diet coke soda (free refills too), The place is pretty cool, lot's of TV's, about a thousand or so, many tables, high and low. The bar must have 40 to 50 beers on draught. Of course there is a pretty, blonde bartender and about 200 guys sitting at the bar with beers. Next time, I'm sittin' at the bar and having some beer and wings with a different sauce. I have to go back and get the full immersion experience.
Oh, they do have other food items; I just never got to them. Check it out especially if you like sports. Come during a game. It beats out most sports bars. Trust me.
In order to avoid the long lines, I waited almost a week after their grand opening to try this place out. Â My party and I were seated almost immediately after checking in with the hostess. Â Everyone was very friendly and polite and greeted us as we walked in. Â We sampled four different sauces...Asian Zing, Thai Curry, Caribbean Jerk and Mango Habanero. Â Wow, I love them all! Â I'm a wuss when it comes to spicy foods, but these sauces were bearable and delicious.
I ended up ordering the 8 boneless wings with the Asian Zing sauce. Â They also give you a side dish of carrots and celery with your preferred dipping sauce and I chose Ranch. Â I'm definitely coming back to try the Thai Curry and Mango Habanero sauce.
It's a bit noisy inside but it's not deafening to where you can't hear a thing. Â I actually found myself singing along with the music while I was enjoying my Cherry Limeade and yummy wings.
Service was a little slow but it's understandable because they were busy. Â Our server was on top of things...refilled our drinks and asked how everything tasted.
There are plenty of televisions in the restaurant so you won't have to worry about missing your favorite football team's game.
I'm definitely coming back to try out their other items on the menu.
While I don't really like Buffalo Wild Wings, they serve an important purpose: Â keeping the loud, obnoxious, sports fans away from actual sports bars. Â The place is jam-packed with your stereotypical fans of Notre Dame or USC (who didn't go there) who are way too loud, call everyone "bro" or "dawg," and think they're the center of the universe.
The selection of beers is large but boring, and their menu is basically bar food. Â On the plus side, their wings are good, and they do have a lot of TVs.
Soooo, you like hot wings? Â I was disappointed. Â So far my favorite hot wing sauce is from what used to be Cluck-U / University Chicken / Smoke eaters. Â I remember it was called atomic with tolerable heat but great flavor. Â The sauces here are way to salty and the heat is hot but not super hot. I tried the BLAZIN and it didnt make my mouth hurt so its edible. If you have heard of the 911 chalenge then you know where the bar is set for HOT.
We sampled 5 sauces before ordering, I highly recommending doing this. None really made me say OOOO, THATS what im looking for. Sigh.
I got a dozen wings with half HOT and half spice BBQ. Â Dont get me wrong they had ok flavor, but they didnt look like they had been evenly coated with sauce. Lets face it, we get wings for the sauce. Â You want the whole wing covered, or at the bare minimum have an even distribution of sauce on the wings. Not just sprinkled on.
BEEER!!!!!!!!! Â 30 beers on TAP! Â Nuf said.
What?  ...  Hu?  .... Attorney, im not suing any one right now...  OHHHH  JOURNEY.  Ok, yah, i like Journey, sorry I could hear you over  "Cant Stop Believing".
Music is loud, real loud. When you have to struggle to talk over the music, you dont want to have a romantic dinner here. Â Drink it up, watch one of the 48957612039812743 TVs they have in there and have a good time. You have been warned.
Service was great. Â I tip my hat to them for having a ton of hustle. My cup didn't stay empty for long, three refills. And the waitress was ultra super nice and chatty. They seemed to want do what ever you needed. Â So attentive that she kept taking my napkins away! Â Id use it once, then poof, it was gone. I was trying not to use to many.
All of that being said it gets a 2* overall. Â You cant be a wing place and just have OK wings, camon folks.
P.S. Â I like to at least digest my food. You know get your moneys worth, and nutrients. Not sure how many there are in hot wings, but at least give it time to settle. Â Got home and well... yah. Â Not sure if it was food prep (some of the wings seemed a little under done, and others were almost jerky) or the sauce, but food shouldn't run through the human body on a 10 minute drive home.
I will give you ONE more try since there is more than just wings here, and you have a great selection of beer on tap.
Fail me again and I'll stick to English Ales.
Wear your earplugs!!! Wow, they need to turn down that crazy music!!! Â It is so LOUD in their that you can't hear yourself think (and I'm no prude).
My family of four was seated right away on the second night open. Â My daughter had the mini corn dog kids meal and it was ok, the fries were luke warm and the mini corn dogs sure were mini!! My son, husband and I had 18 boneless wings, three sauces. Â Asian Zing, Medium, and Parmesan Garlic. Â We really liked the Asian Zing.
We also ordered the soft pretzels (3), they came out cold and the cheese sauce had a cheese skin on it (YUCK).
None of the food was hot, most seemed like it was just sitting around waiting to be dipped in sauce. Â The wing (boneless) sizes are questionable, some are the size of a quarter, but are counted as "one". Â I had a coors light, $3 for happy hour. Â Sodas were almost the same price.
$50 for 18 boneless wings, pretzels, 2 sodas, 1 $3 beer and a kids meal. Â Too pricey.
Please have hot food and turn down the noise!
I have been to Buffalo Wild Wings before in Los Angeles so I was so excited when I found out they were opening one in Seaside. Yesterday was opening day and we decided to try to be one of the 1st 100 guests (They got free wings for a year). We showed up an hour before opening and ended up being customer 107. boo. Â Anyway we were looking forward to eating there!
Considering it was opening day I think they did a great job. It was a little crazy and packed. We waited in a LOOOONG line for almost an hour to get in, so considering how many people they had come in at once I'd say they did a terrific job. Service was a tad slow but nothing too crazy, and we were happy to wait.
All of the staff was super friendly and we even had waiters that werent our own come over to check on us. Cam our server was so nice and had a great attitude.
They had girls in special white jerseys called "Guest Experience Captains" that came around and let us sample sauces/seasonings before we tried them (Love this!)
We started with fried pickles (yum!) before we had our wings.
We got quite a few flavors deciding on Asian Zing, Spicy Garlic, Thai Curry, and Mango Habanero. All of them were so good but that Mango Habanero killed us with heat! It was their third spiciest.
I cannot wait to come back to BWW to try more sauce flavors and their fun cocktails.
Yeah! Opens Today, Monday November 19,2012!
  Big beautiful flat screen televisions line the walls with a vast variety of sports, news, plus, plus.
  However, be aware the music is extremely loud and obnoxious.
The meals are very affordable, most below ten dollars.
 "Welcome to the City of Seaside"
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