Pretty disappointed with the price. I had 10 wings, 2 large Budweiser's and ended up dropping 32 bucks with tip....owch. 11.69 for 10 wings celery and carrots, and 11 bucks for two big buds. With tax it came to 27 something. I was still hungry when i left so i ate a fortune cookie on the way home.
The price of the beer was way too high i thought but theres no prices on the menus so you never know what your paying. I figure that a low end non imported beer that sells for two bucks a pint in most places wouldnt cost as much as the whole 12 pack does on the worst day for a couple of tall glasses.
The wings were good. I had 10, five with a dry rub and five with a sauce. Dry rub was the dessert heat and the sauce was Parmesan garlic. The dry rub id give 4 outta ten but the Parmesan sauce was really good. It would have been good with anything especially fish or vegetables. The guys i was with ordered 20 boneless so i got to try out a bunch of other sauces which all were pretty good. The hottest ones they make are pretty hot and i wished that id have gotten them instead of the dry rub which didnt really blow my hair back. I had three of the super hot and didnt break a sweat but thats what i look for most of the time with hot wings...hotness. The mango habenero was good stuff, lemon pepper dry rub tasted like some cleaner or something but nobody makes good lemon pepper any more it seems. The jalapeno sauce was good too. Unfortunately the boneless wings were about as tasty as a chicken nugget.
Service was ok. Our server was really nice but there was a table mix up or something so we got forgot about for a while. Seems like they hire really young thin girls there and nothing else. She was really pushing the drinks hard, i told her id be alright for a while and she was back two minutes later asking again. Typical corporate chain robot training all the way. When we were paying she grabbed the money and took off without really even saying anything. Most places youll get a thanks, see you again or something.
Tuesdays they have 65 cent wings which is closer to what they should be priced around considering that thats what they move the most of inherently youd think that theyd want people to come back for more....not at that price. Two blocks away you can get 12 bigger wings for 8.95 and two dollar pints of bud. More wings and three beers would have been 20 instead of 30 dollars but thats typical of big chain, average food for inflated prices.
Edit - a couple hours after i wrote this review it became very apparrent that i had a gotten sick from eating here....one star, zero would be better.
As others have noted, this is not the place to go if you want to hear what the person you are dining with has to say. I sat across from my husband, and could see his lips moving, so I know he was wanting to tell me something. I could not hear our waitress when she was talking to us- she had to come over to our side of the table and yell. If you have a child who is prone to tantrums, or a newborn with colic, this is the place to go- no one will notice the screams.
Okay, it is a sports bar, not fine dining...I will say the fried dill pickles are really good. I made the mistake of looking up the fat and calories- and even splitting an order is scary. They offer tons of flavors for wings, but the boneless wings we ordered were so much hard batter it was hard to enjoy.
It was a busy night, and I appreciate it is hard to stay on top of things, but the floor was a mess- crayons, napkins, pieces of food- it made for a very unkempt, disheveled atmosphere.
For me personally, I Â feel there are way too many other choices for me to go back here. For my time and money, I want better food, and someplace not so chaotic. If you like big screen sports, beer, wings, and do not mind screaming to be heard, this is the place for you.
This place was packed full of families and it was soooooo loud. Â I was craving wings and was not able to make it to my favorite wing joint of all time Fire on the Mountain, so I settled for BWW. Â And settle I did. Â
The flavor of the sauces were not that complex. Â I was not overly impressed with the wings. Â If you are looking for a place to sit down, have a beer, watch a million different sports channels, and have some bar food... this place works. Â Other than that, I will pass.
This is one of my favorite places to go and get wings and beer late night, even though it has its flaws.
You walk in and you either have the option to go to the bar, or the restaurant area. If you're 21+, definitely go to the bar area. The restaurant area can get extremely crowded and noisy since a lot of families go here, and if you're sitting at the bar, you tend to get faster (and fresher) service.
Wait times aren't bad. My friends and I are usually waiting 15-20 mins before our food comes out, which is average. The servers are pretty friendly and bring your drinks/pour your beer right off the bat.
I have mixed reviews about the food. I usually get the boneless wings with ranch to dip them in, and my favorite is definitely the parmesan garlic and regular buffalo sauce. You have to order them "Wet" and specifically say that, otherwise the wings come out dry and are pretty crunchy, which is disappointing. The fries are kind of bland and the sandwiches they have are pretty typical. One nice thing is that the beers on tap are always cold and fresh, which is nice for the end of the day.
Overall if you're looking for a good sports bar and are willing to pay the price (it can get expensive really fast) then head here for a good time.
It is LOUD. Â If you want to avoid conversation with your dining companions, then this is the place to go. Â But, you can watch various sporting events on all the screens, so this is a plus if you have a game that you want to watch. Â
They seem to have trouble getting your order right. Â The good news is that they seem to be expecting this and are really good about getting things corrected ASAP. Â Somehow, this makes it a little more acceptable.
I made the mistake of asking in advance for the nutrition information on their food. Â Yes, I am still trying to stick with my New Years resolution to drop 10 lbs. Â The caloric content of their food is off the charts. Â I know that healthy options are not in their wheelhouse, so you just have to go with it if you decide to dine here. Â I had my first burger in a month. Â It was delicious! Â But, my opinion may have been influenced by my diet...
They have great beer options and food that's not that healthy. Â It's a sports bar that's loud and distracting. Â The food is decent, but not outstanding. Â All things that I expected.
I was disappointed with our visit to Buffalo Wild Wings. Â We went for the first time a couple of weeks ago for my son's 13th birthday. Â I'd heard from so many people about how great this place was. Â The hype in no way lived up to our expectations. Â This place is LOUD. Â There is so many large screen tv's on the wall. Â And on a Sunday there was different football games on. Â Not all the tv's show the same game. Â Some tv's are on different sports too, basketball, golf, billards, etc...So needless to say it's hard to focus on on tv. Â
Our server was great. Â She explained how things work and all our options for wings. Â BUT, I really wish they had a way to try the sauces before you buy. Â They are expensive and some of the sauces sound MUCH MUCH better than they really are. Â I am the only one at our table who liked both of the sauces I ordered on my wings. Â My son's was horrible and my husband who LOVES hot stuff (he's from Texas) thought the combination he got wasn't really a heat hot, more of a pepper hot, like black pepper. Â
The biggest drawback for us is price. Â They serve the wings with celery and carrot sticks. Â You have to buy fries or salad separately. Â It really drives up the prices. Â When it was all said and done it cost my family of four $75 Â That is outrageous! Â The food was not worth that price.
I doubt we will return.
On Tuesdays, they have wings with like 15 options of sauces for just 55 cents each. They are served hot, and the flavors are fantastic. I didn't give the place 5 stars because the service needs improvement. Also, the huge TVs are loud and distracting. It's not the best place to go if you want to have conversations with a large group of people.
Review Source:Went to Buffalo Wild Wings last night, it was OK. Â The food was not the quickest. Â When it got to the table it was cold. Â I ordered wings, all flats, extra crispy. Â If you don't like soggy skin you have to ask for them this way there. Â You can also do a mix or all flats or all drumsticks. Â They were just warm, not hot. Â My husband ordered a burger. Â It was cold, as were the fries and the patty was a dried up bit of dust about the size of the child patty at a fast food restaurant. Â We sent it back, the server told me the manager had to deal with it, which he did, timely, but not quick. Â The food came back, in much better condition. Â If you go there be prepared to wait and perhaps stick to what they do well, wings.
Review Source:If your looking for a place to have a nice meal and quiet conversation - look else where. Was the food ok? Â yes but the place was beyond loud and crowded to the 9th degree.. I could name a few other places that serve the same food in a more relax setting.. Great place if you want NOT to talk
Review Source:To start...the onion rings with southwest ranch...kickass. Â That being said the rest is what it is. Â Nothing fancy and a little loud. Â Loud is not a downside here, since it is a sports dining experience. Â I love the abundance of TVs, since I am a pretty big sports fan, I can see just about everything important happening at the moment. Â
Our first visit was incredible, sat in the bar, had an amazing waitress and got excellent, quick service. Â Not sure why, but when we sit in the normal dining area, it's always way slower and less attention. Â We love bringing the kids so we don't get as much bar time as one would like! Prices are just a smidge higher that the quality for me but that obviously doesn't stop me from going! Â We go quite often for events and special nights out. Â We also recommend it to people!
We order "To Go" from the Vancouver store about 2 times a month.
OK here is the deal:
I don't mind the noise
I am a huge fan of their wings
The staff is friendly
My biggest and I mean BIGGEST complaint? Â THEY NEVER (AND I REALLY MEAN NEVER!) GET MY ORDER RIGHT! Â
Every time I pick up my order I have to check it piece by piece. It is never right. Â The other day I ordered to go and was going to check the order before I left - and the hostess said to me "I've checked and double checked your order and it's all there and correct". Â SO! Â I didn't check it figuring she must have made sure my order was spot on. Â So I went home, opened the bag and it was wrong AGAIN! Â I even have gone as far as calling the manager to complain!
Nothing works.
Maybe someone is messing with me, or maybe they are too busy in back and not paying attention to the tickets? Â Or maybe they are taken wrong in the first place? Â I have NO CLUE! Â This is the only reason I give them 2 stars. Â
Very Frustrating.
Nice, the only thing I dislike is long waiting lines on there busy days but it's definitely a great place to take the boys so at for the game just to save yourself from cleaning a trashed apartment (; customer service is ok lil grumpy person we got but in just thinking because it was extremely busy. No worries still like coming here.
Review Source:The food was expensive and of average quality. Â Service wasn't that good. Â Good beer selection but, like a lot of restaurants, they didn't print the drink prices so A: I look like cheapskate asking how much the beer is or B: They charge me whatever they want. Â I won't be going back to BWW.
Review Source:Two stars only by the grace of their giant selection of draft beers. Stick with the beer though, because you'll pay through the nose for a mixed drink, and will have less alcohol than you thought was legally allowed. Other wise it would be one star for atmosphere, one star for food, and one star for service (although I don't blame the staff. Working in that zoo must be a nightmare.)
The noise level is off the charts, made worse by the fact that the place is basically a giant box with a television blaring on every inch of available wall space.
I suppose if you are looking to watch a game, or are looking for a place to take your monstrous children that's so loud, no one will hear there screams, then this place is probably your dream come true.
If you enjoy sensory overload this place is for you. Â This place was busy, and everyone was crammed together like sardines. Â The food is mediocre, everything is served in disposable containers, they even throw away the ketchup bottles. Â There are tv's in every available space, and its so loud you have to shout to have a conversation. Â Our waiter wasn't attentive, and acted like she'd rather be slathering on fake tan than be there. Â I'm sure this is the norm for sports bars. Â But I never intend on coming back.
Also vegetarians take warning, they deep fry everything in beef tallow.
I don't get the criticisms about BWW.....it's a sports bar....they show sports....and the sound is up to accompany the sporting events. Â Those that say its crowded and/or noisy....don't go when there is sports on TV.
I can't argue with what people say about the price because we usually go for lunch. Â They do have a new "lunch specials" menu that has some good values, and Tuesdays are $.45 traditional wings and Thursdays is $.65 boneless wings. Â Â
Our service is always good....and we find that even the newer servers are quite attentive if you treat them decently and maybe smile (totally your option).
I wouldn't want to eat at BWW every day, but its really nice to have a sports bar on our side of the 'Couv........
I am a fan of BWW....while the wings are nothing outside the norm, it is just a fun place. Loud, sports, lots of beer and lots of sauces. Go with the family or friends to watch the game/fight and it will be a good time.
18 boneless wings, basket of wedges, New Castle and chips&salsa....what is your BWW order
Loud and noisy sports bar, with mediocre food served slowly at ridiculous prices. They're just chicken wings, prepared the same but served with an overwhelming number of flavor choices. Other bars are able to do them cheap (and good!), so why not here?
The place wasn't crowded and there weren't any big games going on, yet it took forever to get served. The server was barely present.
Nothing really special going so I don't see what all the buzz is about. Maybe they were having an off day? I might give the place another try.
If you're a big, impersonal sports bar buff... you'll love this place. Me? Not so much.
The place is huge, oversized... everything from the myriad of screens on the walls to the prices. $10 for a dozen chicken nuggets with sauce (and that didn't come with sides)? WTF? It's a big, overblown sports bar with high prices and mediocre food. (The appetizers were good, garlic fried mushrooms and beer battered onion rings.)
The ceiling is so high and the acoustics so bad that you can't hear yourself talk, much less those at your table if the place is busy. But who can talk with all the TVs from regular sized to jumbotrons flickering in your peripheral? Even people who don't like sports go glassy eyed and watch the pretty pictures.
It's clean. It's bright. It's just like every other Buffalo Wild Wings you'll find, which will satiate those who have a fear of adventure.
The staff were friendly, but a little disorganized (multiple people tried to take our order, got one part of an order wrong but they did correct it with a smile and immediately).
My rating is driven mostly by the value. It shouldn't cost three people over $60 to have some wings and appetizers. But they gotta pay the electric bill.
Years ago I loved BW3 (anyone else remember when it was called Buffalo Wild Wings and Weck?) before it went strip-mall ballistic. The one I knew was a little cozy bar and wing joint in Bloomington, IN with video trivia, a great bar and fantastic wings at good prices. Gone are those days. Just memories remain.
We hit this place a couple times a month...
The good:
Food - sliders and wings are the best
Bartender - prompt, friendly & didn't water my drinks down :)
Trivia - one of the only places in Vancouver that has Buzz Time Trivia
The bad:
Price - it can be a little expensive
Crowds - During sporting events it can be very crowded
We stopped her on the way to PDX and figured to grab a quick bite. Â Screens everywhere, this would be a killer place for a game. Â Sadly, the food is pretty darned generic, plain, average, etc.
I ordered a chicken burrito with the parmesean garlic sauce. Â The tortilla came nice and warm. Â End of joy. Â There was about a quarter-head of shredded lettuce with a few tablespoons of shredded cheese. Â Sadly, there was also about 1/4 cup of diced chicken tossed in the sauce. Â Give the cook points for the fresh chicken, but if I'd wanted a salad, I'd have ordered one. Â Oh wait, I did. Â It came with indifferent not-very-fresh lettuce, more of the shredded cheese, 4 croutons and ok blue-cheese dressing on the side. Â Really?
The service was friendly and competent. Â There's a lot of beer to choose from and like I said, screens for days.
But if the food is the main reason to go......not so great.
This place is pretty much your average local sports bar commercialized. Â Screens everywhere and hunting/nascar arcade games to entertain you wile you wait for your food. Â
Chicken is pretty average if not below average. Â Seasoning is kinda bland and their hot sauce levels are sure to entertain you. Â Goes up to one called screamin but was too scared to try.
Overall, great for sports , all right for chicken.
I gotta admit, I'm not usually a fan of chains, but I like Wings so much I'd like to think I'd be drawn to this place in an instant if I was driving through. This looks like it would be a great sports bar. Good beer and good wings. Not much more to ask for. Multiple TVs make catching up on your favorite game a breeze. I went for their spiciest wings and found them to have that solid burn that I craved without being killer. If I'm looking for a good lunch around town I wouldn't hesitate to stop by again.
Review Source:Pros.
The large screens covering all the walls playing all kids of sports and entertainment.
They have trivia games that you can play and compete with other people in the restaurant.
Great food.
They have a large selection of wings, beers, and other foods.
TVs in the bathrooms so you don't have to miss part of the game.
They have a hot wing challenge. That's pretty fun. They get the whole restaurant involved.
Many employees.
Very friendly.
Very clean.
Cons.
Place is small and packed almost all the time.
I felt the food was a little bit pricey.
The trivia game was broken when we went. (I think they may have gotten that fixed)
They don't pay for your wings even if you win the hot wing challenge.
All in all. A pretty fun place!
Happy Hour (3 to 6) on Tuesdays or Thursdays are the best times to come. Â Beer is very pricey, but $1 off during happy hour and wing Tuesdays give you $0.55 wings.
The projection screens lining the walls are very nice.
The place has a lot of staff and everything is spotless, including the floors and bathrooms.
The beer list is great and there is a full bar. Â The place is huge in the bar area, making it easy for large groups.
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