My five star rating is relative. Â I'm not giving five stars when comparing this Buffalo Wild Wing's location to all the restaurants in the universe. Â I'm giving it five stars when comparing it to other BW3's in the area.
The little things make this location special. Â It is clean. Â The servers are efficient. Â The staff is very friendly. Â The food is always consistent.
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Another plus for me is that this BW3's location has paper towel dispensers in the bathrooms. Â Something lacking at most other BW3's. Â I have never understood why a place that specializes in messy finger foods wouldn't make it easier for their patrons to clean up. Â Perhaps it is my OCD talking, but who wants to go wash up before they eat only to have to touch that nasty door handle when leaving the bathroom. Â Again, you are eating with your fingers here. Â The CDC would be none to happy about this during flu season. Â Ever eat a batch of Blazin' and get a runny nose? Â At some locations, you will have to debate using TP or your sleeve to wipe that pepper induced postnasal drip. Â Not at this location.
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I know there are many Buffalo Wild Wing's haters out there. Â However, you have to admit, they do some things right. Â There is no denying that the food is tasty. Â They do try to keep their menu fresh. Â I love arriving to find out they have added a new sauce.
I have read complaints about their prices. Â Yet, they are fairly inexpensive. Â Moreover, they have multiple specials going on every week. Â Go on a Tuesday for cheap traditional wings or on a Thursday for lower priced boneless wings if you wanna save some money. Â It is hard to complain about $.60 wings!
Finally, the atmosphere is inviting. Â To some extent, BW3's can be an activity. Â I mean you can watch a sporting event, play trivia, or just socialize with friends. Â You always feel welcomed.
Good food, good friends, good coworkers, lunch excursion.
Not much to say about chains. I do have a favorite sandwich, not a burger. I love the Buffalo Chicken Wrap and fries, HOT. You know, like when the sandwich arrives and you take a sniff and the hair in your nose burns out. GREAT!
This is a great location for a Buffalo WIld Wings, since it's right next to the AMC Forum 30 movie theatre. I've been here a few times and stopped by again recently with a some friends after getting out of our movie.
The service was good, as usual, and the food is pretty straight forward. Wings are great and they have a really nice variety of sauces to choose from, but I'm sure you probably already know this if you've been to a Buffalo Wild Wings before. This particular location is pretty clean and well-run. There's plenty of TVs and if you're a sports fan they will probably be showing whatever game you're looking for.
The only issue I have with this franchise, and this is nothing against this particular location, is that their prices seem a little high. Granted, it is more of a restaurant than a bar, but having a few beers or cocktails here can get pretty expensive for your typical sports bar. That being said, their drinks are well poured and their beer selection is pretty solid, so you are getting what you pay for.
Stopped in for dinner before going to see a movie at AMC and was blown away with awesome service. Â I told our server Kevin, I wanna slam two beers and get food in less than a 1/2 hour so that I could go see Jackass before it sold out. We were done eating and cashed out in 22 minutes. Â Thanks for hookin us up Kev. Bdubs Rocks!!!
Review Source:I am a survivor. I have endured the Blazing' Challenge and live to speak about it.
If your looking for great place to hang with your peeps, with family or with a date B-Dubs is the way to go. To this day I have only tired 2 things on their menu: potato wedges and the wings and they're both classic !!!!
If there are any daredevils and renegades out there I challenge you to try the Blazin' Challenge (after you sign the waiver of course) and for folks with a milder palate I would suggest the mango habanero or the blue cheese wings.
The drinks are priced relatively well and compare the other joints the the area and the potato wedges go really well with any alcoholic beverage in my opinion.
They also have plenty of large flat screen all across the joint and you can also play some blackjack and other card games with your peeps while your downing your brewsky (just ask for those little game boxes).
In the end it comes down to 1 thing: good wings !!
Great, classic place to get wings in the Macomb County suburbs, especially when they are cheaper on Tuesdays. I always order them wet, and they are usually very good to comply. They have slipped up our orders a few times when they were busy, but when we pointed it out they were usually great about remedying the situation. The bone-in traditional wings in Spicy Garlic & Hot is all I eat here so I can't comment on much else. Other than that there's some later night happy hour drinks, plenty of screens including projectors with the local sports games, and an overall attentive staff and service for a bar & grill. This may be a huge chain, but when chains do something and do it right, such as these guys do wings (or how Five Guys does burgers), well then, I still support them, chain or not.
I'm a little disappointed that Tuesday wing deals are slowly getting worse. I remember back in the day they were like 25 cents each, years ago. Then it became 30 cents, 35...40...Then there was the buy x-denomination of wings, get same x-denomination free - which was cool as long as you planned your group size accordingly. Now that is over and I hear they are changing to 45 cents/wing on Tuesdays! Slowly, the deals are barely deals anymore! There's a wing sauce for that. It's called "lame sauce."
This is the best Buffalo Wild Wings in the world. The servers are always friendly, and the service is spot-on. Since the food doesn't vary between locations, it's useless to talk about it. The wings are good, the burgers aren't... Typical Buffalo Wild Wings fashion. Try the Chicken Tender Wrapper. They used to be bigger, better, and cheaper, but they're still pretty damn good.
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