This is definitely my favorite place for wings. The way they prepare their chicken is excellent, and they serve it in a bowl covered in the sauce of your choice. Not only are there a wide variety of flavors but each can be ordered in any variety of intensities. Personally I prefer sitting on the bar side of the restaurant. Familiar faces in the staff there, and generally the service is great (and lots of tvs playing sports, as well as one usually tuned to news). Between specials on wings and drinks...I don't even think of going anywhere else!
Review Source:If you need a cold beer, some good chicken wings, and multiple tvs on every wall- Buffalo Wings & Rings is the place. They have $.45 wings on Tuesdays as well as other specials throughout the week. They offer a tabletop beer keg which is a Bengals helmet with a giant tube on top of it full of beer, and a tap on the bottom so you can pour beers at the table when there to watch a game with a few friends. All in all it's just a nice sports bar, with a better food and sauce selection than BW3s. Not to mention- it's non-smoking so makes the dining experience more enjoyable.
The pricing is pretty typical of a sports bar so expect to get about 20 wings, two drinks and fries for about $30 bucks. And if you decide to check it out during a popular game (UK basketball or football, Bengals games, or any big UC/XU games)- it's going to be crowded, but they can handle the volume of people and you won't have a very long wait.
My favorite thing to get are the traditional bone-in chicken wings with mild crazy garlic-q sauce. The garlic-q sauce is delicious! I've actually caught myself craving it on occasion. And while in here today, I noticed that they have a special lent menu for those who are observing the tradition but still want a cold beer and a quick bite during March Madness.
I prefer to go here when I'm looking for my wing fix and they haven't disapointed me yet!
I've been here enough times now that I'm kind of surprised I haven't reviewed it yet. Â This is a nice place to go for a beer and some decent pub food, lots of wings sandwiches, etc. Â One thing most pubs won't have is gyro's and Buffalo Wings & Rings has good gyros. Â The beers on tap rotate a bit so you can occasionally find a new beer to try. Â
One reason I like this place a lot is because they handle crowds pretty well, they have plenty of seating to accomodate a large group. Â They have smaller tables near the bar if you are just one or two people looking for a quick bite to eat.
I'm not a sports fanatic but they have many tvs showing various games which some people may be excited about.
How in the hell have I managed to go so long without reviewing this place? For shame.
Forget BW3. This place is where it's at. True, it's typical sports bar food, mostly the titular dishes. But it's such good sports bar food! For my money, get the chicken fingers (all the taste of wings, but without all the hassle) with a basket of the garlic sloppy fries. It'll shave some indeterminate amount of time off your life expectancy, but life is like money: it's for spending, and it runs out either way. Spin the wheel, chicken lovers.
Personally, I can't ever resist the garlic parmesan sauce, but there are others, Asian and traditional and Southwestern etc., and all available at varying degrees of spiciness. And they are freakin' drenched in that sauce, too. There are also burgers and gyros and fries blah blah blah GET THE DAMNED CHICKEN ALREADY. If you want the other stuff, go to some place that isn't for chicken. This place is for chicken.
There are TVs, if you're into that, and those little bar-game touch screen sets at the tables. There are a handful of arcade games for the kids, and a full bar for Mom and Dad. It's pretty standard, leather booths and dim lighting and such. But the food is so worth it, trust me. Yeah, sure, it's a chain, but all that really means is that the first one was awesome enough that there was too great a demand for it. Check it out, and find out why.
No big surprises here. Â It is, after all, your typical buffalo wings . Â Sports memorabilia on the wall, lots of televisions, and a selection of wings and beer. Â The wings are pretty good, meatier than Buffalo Wild Wings, but I like the sauce better at B-Dubs. Â They also offer trivia on Tuesdays. Â I'm not a huge fan of the format, which takes forever to finish. Â There are four rounds, one of which is always sports, and a bonus round.
Review Source:Apparently buffalos can have wings. When's the last time you saw a flying buffalo?
Whatever the devil BWR serves, they do it fairly well. This is a chain restaurant, but honestly I don't see too many around - seems BW3s are more popular. A shame too, because if you ask me BWR is better.
Their menu is limited to sandwiches (and gyros!), some appetizers, excellent fries, and of course wings. They have a bunch of different sauces, and unlike BW3s, you can tailor each one to how hot you want it. The last few times we had been there we have been told that a new, hottest intensity is coming - atomic. I haven't seen it yet, but myself and my sinuses are intrigued.
BWR is famous for their beer tubes. What is a beer tube, you ask? It's a giant, clear plastic tube that's maybe 2 feet tall, has a spout and a battery powered cooler on it, filled with your favorite draft beer. Basically, your own personal tap at your table. It's pretty much the coolest thing ever, and if you come here, you should probably have a beer. Not to say their food isn't bad, but it is pub food - an accompaniment to your cold one.
Prices are reasonable (~$7 for a burger), and they have daily specials that can save you a lot of money on wings, tenders, or beer. If you stop in on a weeknight and take advantage of their special, it'll be sure to hit the spot.
when it comes to chain wings places, BWR puts the other big guy to shame. the wings are fresh and the sauces are tasty and as inventive as they can be without drifting into the gourmet arena. you have a lot of choices when selecting your wings sauce.
the rest of the food was freshly prepared and pretty tasty for regular ol pub grub. a surprisingly good item on the menu are the gyros.
it was relatively busy for a sunny saturday afternoon with no particular sporting events happening. service was friendly and attentive.
i dont normally go for chain places but i'd point anyone looking for some good wings in the direction of Buffalo Wings and Rings
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