Buffalo Wild Wings

Reviews

• TB

  Tim Bejarano

  May 11, 2026
  2.0
  Server “Silver” in the bar section was having an off day because slamming things down, not spending more than ten seconds at a table, raising her voice at patrons, all while flirting with a girl who was at the end of the bar. She got all of Silvers attention while everyone else got treated poorly. No napkins or wet wipes given out, no appetizer plates, refills were non-existent, and attitude was unfriendly. 0/0 for Silver and don’t plan on returning due to her.
• AA

  Adam

  May 9, 2026
  1.0
  Pretty sure the ice was the thing that gave my family food poisoning, only other thing we all had in common was oil, could also be dirty. Understaffed. Food was good but doubt kitchen is clean, ya know, with 4/4 people feeling sick. Bring in outside drinks if you plan on coming!
• IF

  Ivan Flores

  May 6, 2026
  3.0
  The food is not to good
• JC

  jeremy clum

  May 2, 2026
  5.0
  5/5 Stars – Buffalo Wild Wings is My Church, My Therapist, and My Wing Dealer All in One Listen up, people. If you’re still wasting your weekends at “fancy” restaurants where they serve you a single sad scallop on a plate the size of a satellite dish and call it “elevated cuisine,” I feel sorry for you. For the last FOUR YEARS, my wife and I have treated Buffalo Wild Wings like it’s our second home every single Saturday and Sunday. We don’t even ask each other where we’re going anymore. It’s like asking the sun if it’s gonna rise. Of course we’re going to B-Dubs. The food? Life-changing. These wings aren’t just wings—they’re crispy, saucy little miracles that make you question every other chicken you’ve ever met. Whether I’m destroying a plate of Garlic Parmesan (the classy choice) or going full psychopath on the Blazin’ (regret level: nuclear, worth it every time), the flavor hits harder than my uncle’s conspiracy theories at Thanksgiving. The fries? Golden. The burgers? Juicy enough to make a grown man weep. And don’t get me started on the boneless wings—yes, they’re chicken nuggets for adults, and I will die on that hill with hot sauce on my hands like war paint. But the real MVP? The people. This staff doesn’t just serve you—they welcome you like you’re a long-lost cousin who finally showed up with beer. And then there’s Silver. Silver the bartender. This legend remembers our orders, our team preferences, and exactly how much we like to complain about the refs. She’s part therapist, part comedian, part wing fairy. If Buffalo Wild Wings ever gives her a raise, it better come with stock options and a throne. We’ve celebrated birthdays, survived football heart attacks, drowned sorrows after brutal losses, and created enough sauce-stained memories to fill a memoir titled Wing It Till You Make It. The TVs are bigger than my self-esteem on a good day, the atmosphere is pure chaos in the best way, and the service is so consistently excellent I’m starting to suspect they have a secret happiness ray in the kitchen. If you live near this location and you haven’t become a regular yet… what are you even doing with your life? Stop reading reviews and go become one. Tell them Jeremy and the wife sent you. They’ll know exactly who you mean—the couple that shows up so often they probably have our names engraved on barstools by now. Buffalo Wild Wings: Where the wings are hot, the beer is cold, and the vibes are always perfect. See you tomorrow. And Sunday. And every weekend until the heat death of the universe. Pro tip: Ask for Silver. Tell her the weirdos who never miss a weekend say hi. She’ll know.
• JJ

  JRS925

  Apr 21, 2026
  5.0
  This is the best BWW we’ve been to in a while. We live in Brighton and avoid that BWW because they are overall trash. However this location made us remember why we like(d) Buffalo Wild Wings.

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