Buffalo Wild Wings

It’s a B dubs. I crave their wings once in a while and this location is conveniently just down the street for me.
In West St Paul, there aren’t many good bars/​restaurants so this place is kind of a go to for close to home beer and food. The price isn’t bad and the sauces are pretty great.
Get the spicy garlic, but maybe only do half of them as it can be kind of strong.

I got the bleu cheese burger with potato wedges. It was not bad. The strawberry lemonade was not that great either.
The service though… we were there for an hour but could have been in and out within 30 minutes if our server actually attended to us… it was as if she didn’t exist. None of us even remembered what she looked like because she only showed up once to take our order (after we had been sitting down for like 20 min)

Best wild wings I have visited in Minnesota this far! The salad with bleu cheese and candied walnuts was beyond delicious — and for someone who never orders salads, that really means a lot. Friend had the quesadilla blt thing– which he loved. Wings are amazing and I adore the fries!

The lady that took our order Sophia was extremely professional and help us make a better choice in our food purchase. We where a party of 16. The atmosphere is very cozy and sporty. They also have tablets video games for the young. The lighting was a little dim but everything was wonderful. Food arrival was very prompt and fresh. I strongly recommend this place to all you guys and gals who are hungry for traditional american food they have a nice menu for all taste your craving

So nowadays when I go to an establishment such as this I expect a couple of things. One of which is at least one beer option that does not have the words «lite» or «draft» in the name. This place had a menu that had many such beers. But while on the menu they didn’t exist in the restaurant. Also the volume cranked to 11 for some meaningless PAC 10 non conference game is not necessary. Especially for the commercials. Especially, you’d think, for the commercials for Chili’s. All that aside though my Jamaican jerk chicken sandwich was good. Though our «experience expert”(?) or whatever he was called seemed far more interested in chatting up the waitresses than ensuring my experience was awesome.

Entirely Factual Amazing Facts:
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— If you were to individually sell every flat screen in this place, the proceeds could literally feed and clothe all of southern Africa for a decade.
— The Gay 90’s is jealous of the amount of man-​on-​man love that ensues here (no homo, bromo).
— Table after table of all-​male clientele at multiple locations have been witnessed being offered free samples of new brews or hamming it up with the floor managers. Much like middle school, possessing lady bits is, seemingly, a natural repellent to these niceties.
— Each day, millions of wingless poultrygeists gather like feathered death clouds around each location to gawk at your meal in ominous disapproval.
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Of all the locations, this one has the crispiest and freshest tasting wings. They have a ton of sauces (16) and a handful of dry seasonings that you can screw around with.
That being said, am I the only one that finds it peculiar that BUFFALO Wild Wings doesn’t actually have a buffalo sauce? There’s a dry spice version of it, but… it’s sort of lame.
I suppose «Parmesan Garlic Wild Wings» doesn’t have the same ring to it.
I can’t bring myself to give this place a four star rating as I may have in the past as the quality has slowly been slipping over the last year. The food is inconsistent (some wings are deliciously crisp, others are like gnawing on flaccid waddles).
Sometimes the sauced wings come out hardly coated and they, in general, seem to be a lot less substantial and meaty. I also don’t care for the new system they implemented over the last year or so where you order wings according to poundage. You literally cannot order a specific number which doesn’t bode well if you like multiple sauces per order (like 4 Asian Zing, 4 Zesty Garlic… etc).
You often end up with the ‘we’ll see what we can do!’ response.
They continue to allow you to exclusively request flats or drummies without bitching, however, which makes me happy.
Ultimately, I still find myself wandering in here from time to time to indulge in a Killian’s and slip into a comfortable wing coma.
I don’t see a point in actively avoiding a chain just because it’s a chain as long as the food is worthwhile, so I’ll continue to venture here until it turns to shit. Easy enough, right?

Boneless buffalo wings with spicy garlic sauce and fries lunch special. Super yummie deal for $ 6.99. Great place to grab lunch!

The likelihood of being referred to as, «Bro» is pretty high here. A «yo» or, «wassup dawg»…may likely be included, fulfilling the «Bro greeting.»
I’m not sure what to say. The wings are average, there’s alot of domestic beer being swilled inside. The prices aren’t nearly as cheap as you can get at many better wing joints. I guess this is just the safety net that corporate chains provide.
This is also the type of place that lets their patrons get crazy drunk.

The food and service here are very good. I’m only giving it three stars for the fact that it is a sports bar and VERY LOUD. If that is your thing, then please do enjoy it! The fare here is your typical game watching food, and they do that very well. The wings were really good; i tried 4 sauces: carribean jerk (my favourite), asian zing (also very good), spicy garlic (I would have preferred a lot more garlic and less spicy — this tasted almost only of tabasco), and parmesan garlic (least favourite dipping sauce, but would make a great sauce in a wrap or on a salad).
If you don’t want to be completely surrounded and inundated with tv screens, this is not the place for you!

Don’t judge me.
I love chicken strips.
And I love dipping sauces.
Naturally I would gravitate towards Buffalo Wild Wings.
I am amazed at how many flat screens this place has.
It’s an epileptic nightmare.
There’s a high ratio of douchery going on in here…
It’s a definite sports bar bro-​dawg type of place.
but let’s focus here folks.
Chicken strips.
And I can get them without bones.
I have this thing about eating stuff off bones.
It creeps me out.
I feel like a caveman.
They have a napkin that says:
«No, really, it’s cool to wear another man’s name on your back.»
And all I can think is that…
well…aren’t you making fun of your core clientele there?
Risky business there, sports bar.
It made me smirk.
But I smirk all the time.
Because I’m a jerk
that likes to rhyme.

If you like a prepackaged place with little personality then go here. It is good, but too much like a chain for me. I have been to others around the United States and they are all the same. Their menu lacks creativity too. Although, they have a lot of different types of sauces for your wings so let’s give them some credit.
Overall, not a bad place. They have enough TVs, plenty of seating, and a large bar area. There is enough parking and the restrooms always are clean. The service has always been decent as well.
Check ‘em out, but I know better places in the area that have better wings.

I love a good buffalo wing. Before living in MN I lived in Buffalo and had the best (I compare all my wing experiences to a place called Duffs in Buffalo, NY).
Buffalo Wild Wings (previously BW3) has a sauce very similar. Great flavor to the sauce; wings are cooked right and the heat can be intense. I like things spicy, but once I got the hottest they offered and my mouth was on fire.
For a great taste of wings and a great selections of brews in a casual laid-​back environment, BWW hits the spot

So Drew writes a review about a place he’s apparently never been. Nice. Ok, the sauces are awesome. There’s a wing sauce for ever palette. The sauces are good. Period. The wings are BIG, which I’m not used too and my wife doesn’t like the wings in general. I like wings. They were OK by me! I’ll give this particular location 4 stars because the service and staff was GREAT. The wings are good. Not stellar, but good.

They’re not buffalo
They are certainly not wild
So what’s in a name
(There are SO many other places to get wings in the Twin Cities, I just can’t bring myself to go to this chain. The wings are mediocre, although it is quite a novelty to choose of of their billion sauces. If you like this chain, then good for you. I won’t be seeing you there…)

Coming to this location has always been a treat. I enjoy BWW in general, but I would have to say that this is one of my two favorite chains. It is a bit out of the way from my apartment, but my friend and I take turns on «BWW dates» between here and the one in Crystal.
My favorite part of BWW is the bar. I’m not big on the bar scene, but when I go on my «dates,» we enjoy sitting by the bar and talking to the bar tender. Every time I have been served by the same guy and he is really fun and interesting to talk to. He serves us our drinks quickly and gets our order put in right away. If it isn’t too busy he’ll even talk to us about different kinds of drinks, which I am very grateful for since I’m always up for learning new things.
The wings have always been fresh, hot and delicious. I’ve never had a bad server there and they get an A+ for the free trivia games and an A++ for always serving me a mountain of maraschino cherries in my Cherry Coke. You could easily spend about $ 10 with an order of 6 wings and drink; however, I usually order 12 wings, a side and a drink and take some of it home. That is what pushes it to the moderate price.

I love wings, What is not to love about a chicken wing?
They have 14 different sauces, and they all are good. The only thing missing from Buffalo Wild Wings is a San Francisco location.
Sure they are a chain place, and full of sports memorabilia, and have crappy beer on tap. They have the wings. If you don’t want the wings they have other stuff too. Wraps, burgers, steaks, Wings.
I went with a large crowd of my family, 12 strong including my Grandpa. He loved it, it was his first wing experience and he is 88! My dad and husband got the hottest ones, I think it is called Blazing. If you eat 12 in under 5 minutes you get your Polaroid pic on the wall, holla! My younger brother wanted to show off so he got 6 and couldn’t finish them. So I did for him, but I can eat hot stuff.
Some of the flavors are kind of blah, I really like the Parmesan Garlic it tastes like Alfredo sauce. The Mango Habanero have a sweet kick and the Jerk are totally peppery and yummy. Overall for a true hot wing order the Wild sauce and you can’t go wrong.
They have weekly specials, Tuesday is 25 cent wing night and Thursday is 75 cent boneless wing night. If you get a dozen you can «Double Fork it» as Josh says. These nights they charge for the celery and ranch, kind of cheap but whatever.
Whenever I go home, I eat here at least once, maybe twice.