Wow i find it very hard to believe that i have yet to do a review on Buffalo Wild Wings. Been coming here for 10 years now (back when it is in Downtown Ypsilanti and a wing night hangout for us students). Love coming here for the daytime happy hour, where all pints are $3 (from 2-6pm i do believe) and they also have beer specials for games and just period. As for the wings themselves : they are hit and miss to me, one time they can be crisp, tasty, and on point and the other time they'll be too big, soggy, and just pathetic. My two favorite sauces here are the Parmesan garlic (my go to everytime) and spicy garlic (although i will say about 80% of the sauces here are pretty good). What is good here everytime to me: without a doubt its the cheese wedges (of course get a basket). With the overall experience that goes in with B dub, this is a solid four star place.
Review Source:Happened to go there with our trivia team for the finals. Â Was not too bad!
We packed the place. Â The waitresses had a difficult time keeping up with the crowd, but that might be a management problem. Â However, like the Spanish Inquisition, nobody expects the numbers of people involved in these events. Â I hope that they don't pack the number of folks we had at our small high top. Â Not everything would fit.
I was happy to see some outstanding Michigan micro brews available. Â I was also impressed by the food quality. Â My mates felt the same way, I believe. Â Prices were reasonable, so no complaint there.
As far as it being a sports bar, that they do well. Â Numerous TVs are ready for viewing.
I'll have to go back when a normal crowd is there.
Kinda sad this evening. Wings were almost secondhand re-warms. Very dry even AFTER they were sauced. Just not very warm or moist at all. Thought the $3.29 "basket" of fries was a bit chintzy when I finally got them. Had to ask server to remember to being them. Had asked for the vinegar and salt seasoning of which I got none.
And then there is the beer price! $7.00 freakin' dollars for a 22 oz beer? I don't think so...
Usually have enjoyed going there but I don't think I'll be going back for a while, especially with my family if that's the price I gotta pay for mediocre wings. Step it up, BDUBS!
In part it's my fault that this review has so few stars. With that being said, I'll add a second one on for kicks.
I should have known better than to go with my roommate to a "wings" restaurant seeing as how I don't eat meat. But I figured they would have something on the menu that would entice me. Little did I know that they would have no salads without meat on them! And if I didn't want the chicken on the salad? Same price. Boo.
I stuck to the celery and french fries, obviously a meal for a champion. For the price of the wings my roommate ordered I felt that we could have found a dive bar with better wings for cheaper (and maybe that looked a little more cooked than the ones she received).
Our waitress was super nice and the game was on TV, I had a cold beer in front of me. I just won't be going back anytime soon.
B-Dubs are generally good everywhere u go. This one is no exception. I will say that the service I quite good here for lunch. The food is what you would expect from a BW3s. Â The background music is a bit loud at lunchtime here so I would not recommend going here if you are not into that or want a quiet lunch.
Review Source:I love this place. My friends and I go every week. The worst thing it has going against it is that the food is a bit pricey, but you know what? The food is good, the wait staff and bartenders are excellent, and it's always a blast to hang out there for the night. The staff can't do much about chain pricing, but they more than make up for it by being absolutely phenomenal in every aspect.
Review Source:It's a chain so it has that against it at the get go in my mind, but man alive do I love wings. Give me a dozen traditional wings with medium sauce and a diet coke and I'm a happy man. Â The other sauces are generally good too as long as you stay away from the sweet stuff (personal preference). My wife loves the hot sauce and we've been happy with the Thai and garlic parmesan as well.
We have two young girls who are always treated well. The kids meals are fine and they give them a cookie and two quarters for the "gum ball" machines.
It can be a bit pricey but they have a few specials throughout the week. Currently Tues's are wings for $.45 ea day, and there are other specials as well. Â
This location is fairly typical of Buffalo Wild Wings restaurants. Â There are a jillion TVs hanging on the wall, and that can create a crowded and rowdy restaurant during sporting events. Â The main negative about this location is that it can be unusually loud. I mean LOUD enough that you can have trouble hearing the others at your table. Â Service has always been ok. Â The food sometimes comes out promptly and other times is quite pokey.
But ooooooh do I love wings!
Horrible service every time I go here! So bad  that I decided to start this yelp account. The waitresses always forget you and are the slowest ever. Last time I got take out, they completely messed up the order, I called when I got home to let them know my real order and that I'd be coming back to get it. It took them 20 minutes after I got there to finally get my food. Then I get it and both my girlfriend and I got sick from it. (It was the only thing that we both ate that day). Plus the fact that the wings are not the best, however the sauces are good though. NEVER GOING THERE AGAIN!
Review Source:I only come here for some take-out boneless wings from time to time and never quite know what to expect. Â Although I always get the Caribbean jerk, sometimes there is lots of sauce, sometimes there is hardly any, sometimes the chicken is large, sometimes it seems like all breading. Â Other BWWs are much more consistent. Â This would all be okay if the prices weren't as high as they were. Â The service is usually really good, though.
Review Source:My wife, myself, and my boy love the wings at BW3. We have had good luck each time (of 3) that we have visited this location with both food and service. We typically get 2 sets of 12 wings with 2 sauces each so everyone has what they want and split them. It costs about $1.50 more than getting the 24 but allows 2 extra sauces. We have tried a variety of flavors and like most of them. One thing that's nice is that everyone can order to their specific taste--from Caribbean jerk to Asian zing to more standard buffalo. The fries and potato wedges are also good.
One of the main benefits is that the food scales well without getting complicated and keeps the budget in line. 24 wings to go will be less than $20 and feeds our family well.
You can see them from the highway and they have lots of parking but must be careful to not miss a turn as you navigate the windy roads to get there.
We come here late night on weekends because it's not too far from the house, they have late hours and video trivia. The plus side is they will always give me a three dollar margarita on the rocks. Yep its mostly ice but it doesn't take much for me as I am a lightweight. I also am no margarita snob which is a good thing as it is obviously not top notch.
The service is very hit or miss and regardless there always seems to be a big wait for your wings. I think it might be a scam to get me to down two more margaritas, I fall for it sometimes anyway. It makes the wait more fun for sure.
The wings are the only thing to get in my opinion as they are consistently tasty, everything else is very meh. I like boneless ok but I prefer the real deal flats and drums. My sauces of choice are hot and asian zing. My husband always goes boneless with the honey BBQ, sometimes he gets some o rings too.
Do not make the mistake of drinking anything like a margarita while you down your wings. Trust me asian zing, hot sauce and overly greened tequila are not a happy mix. Switch to water, beer or pop.
Not bad at all but definitely saved for late night weekends when your definition of a good idea is different.
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