This location has 30 beers on tap now if they could just print some drink menus we would be set. All I ever eat is the wings. Asian zing is one of the best. They have some unique wing seasonings and many different flavors. When they built this location they actually put in a totally separate bar so smoking is allowed in the bar, must be 18 to enter the bar area.
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William Randolph B.
Blah.... Worst hamburger I can remember. Had I not of been starving, would of handed it back to them. Do they actually ever taste or eat the product they serve? Burger was super small portion of meat,ground up whatever it was. Dry, way over cooked, almost black. Tomato was the albino type, that some produce vendor pawned off on an unsuspecting, or just does not care manager. Only salvation is they stay open after nine. Carls Jr and Whataburger two blocks away are way better, so base your comparison on that. The tab was $10 for a near cremated 1/4 burger. Save your money, and don't bother with this place for a meal, unless you are drunk, and can't know any better.
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Donna H.
Wings are pretty good if you eat them there while warm. What I find offensive is that they charge you for carrots and celery sticks! To me that is like going to a burger place and charging for ketchup for fries!
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Anna F.
My cousin and I ate here today for lunch. The atmosphere was very fun with lots of large televisions showing sporting events. Our waitress couldn't have been nicer and helped us decide what to order. We decided on Cheese curds for an appetizer which were delicious. My cousin ordered the wings with chips and dip. I ordered the chicken fingers with fries and honey mustard dressing. Our lunch arrived quickly and the food was delicious. The price was right too at 22.00 plus a tip, which we split the check evenly. We will be back.
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James W.
Spot on what you'd expect from the Chili's of sports bars. Minus the inexpensive food. Drinks are fairly priced, though, and the selection is great. Been here too many times to really complain, but right now, tonight, the service is awful. Polite-ish, but awful. However, the manager was good enough to put my game on one of the many TVs. This place gets every game you can think of or want, and it's the main reason I keep coming back. If you want the game. Any game. This is your place. 30+ beer on tap and more in the fridge, and pretty darn good wings regardless of what others may say. I keep coming back.
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Whitney C.
Buffalo Wild Wings is a great place to eat wings and watch a game. I was not always a fan of wings, however, after eating at BWW, I am addicted. The wings are always so tasty and the fries are simple and delicious. The prices are fair. We always try to get the lunch special. The lunch special is from 11-2 PM, with 10 wings, fries, and a drink for $7.99. Great deal! This is a great sports bar, with lots of TVs and different games on. Perfect place to watch an OU football game or go to lunch. I do not enjoy the smoking in the bar, but there is also a non-smoking area separated by a wall and doors. This location is a little annoying to turn into, but in a good part of town. The staff are always friendly and very attentive. I do suggest getting there early to watch popular games. It tends to fill up fast on game-days. When we want wings and football, we always go to BWW!
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Racheal M.
Although they were busy, we got sat quickly. No one was watching what we wanted to watch but they changed a TV from something no one was watching for us. Wait staff was friendly and attentive.
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Kristen M.
We wanted to play trivia and eat wings so we always go to BWW. This location was awesome. Some of the reviews were bad so we were hesitant at first. The walked in and were greeted by a friendly staff. The manager was really nice and changed the tvs to trivia and the waiter was great. The food came out really fast and taste really good. Next time we are in town we will come to this location again.
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Morgan M.
Our waitress was great, but awful management. Came with the boyfriend to watch a Thunder game and they turned one TINY tv to the game when we asked. We had to crank our necks to even see it, and definitely couldn't hear the sound. We asked for a big screen (there were five in the dining room) and the manager said they were requested for the broncos game. All of them, really? We would have moved anywhere to see the game! One person was watching the broncos game on a big screen tv facing a different direction then us, and they didn't even order food...just waters. We ordered food and drinks and simply wanted to watch Oklahoma's ONLY PRO TEAM play a game, which we thought would be a no brainer for BWW. We left at half time in horrible moods, upset that our necks hurt, we paid forty dollars for food that we only ordered with the intention of eating during the game, and upset that no one seemed to want to make it right. If there is an Oklahoma game on it should always be on at least one big screen. It wasn't even showing in the bar area at all. We will never be back.
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Drew B.
The service was good, but there is only one thing on the menu that I would eat from now on. Their dry rub wings "desert heat" are pretty good. Everything else I have had the last half dozen times was dismal. Lots of TVs, super noisy. Mainly just a box with TVs on the wall, and tables and chairs. Nothing to breakup the space at all. I will go again but only for that one item.
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Sarah J.
Love eating at Buffalo wild wings. I go there when I can. Not the best wings I've had but good
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Daniel B.
Before I review, let me just say that this is the only BWW I have ever visited. I go here all the time during basketball season, but I am starting to ask myself, "Why?" Sure they have huge TVs and cheap 3.2 beer (usually Coors Light or something similar), but the cons unfortunately outweigh the pros here. I have never been here and experienced decent food and decent service in the same visit. Not once. Either the food is decent and the service is almost nonexistent, or the service is prompt and cheerful, and the food cold and nasty. BWW is overpriced for what you get, around $7 for six traditional wings, which are usually room temp by the time they reach your table. I have had decent wings here, and I have been served an order that consisted of nothing but wing pieces with no drummettes. The boneless wings are by far the biggest let down, with so much breading and sauce, the chicken is almost unnoticeable. Some of the sauce flavors are pretty good, but I have honestly had better wings from the freezer. As mentioned earlier, I have been to this location many times and will probably continue to do so for the TVs and beer, but this particular location is consistent in its mediocrity. One last thing: smoking is (still) allowed in the bar area, which could be an incentive or a deterrent to some.
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Vivian C.
Hmm. Not sure that I'm a fan of this particular Buffalo Wild Wings. We've gone to the one on 71st multiple times and have always had a good time. We came during an off hour to grab something to eat and it was pretty barren inside so we were hopeful that it was going to take no time at all. We had a preliminary waitress who took our drink order, but didn't know anything on tap since she wasn't old enough and stated "I'm the wrong person to ask". The second waitress we had was on her game and provided excellent service the rest of the time we were there. There were about 10 waitress all who seemed to be under the age of 21 hanging around the hostess station and throughout the dining area, but no food was being served. We watched as more people filtered in, but still no food was coming out for anyone. After 30 minutes, we finally received our meals where I ordered 12 wings and my boyfriend had a pulled pork sandwich. The meal itself was fine, but not the greatest. Most likely not coming back here again.
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Scott B.
I guess the ole saying "if it's to loud your to old" comes into play. The wings can be hit and miss. The lunch special is a wing lovers staple. Mix n match your flavors to try new ones or stick to the ole fav. On the appetizer side of things the chips and salsa are a must. If its a little quiter and I mean a little quiter you are in search of grab a table in the bar!
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Stephanie M.
I have been to many other BWW and have always enjoyed the food, the service and the drinks. This time however was one to remember and not for the good things. I'm saying it was an awful experience, but I walked away thinking about how much I wished it had been a better experience. 1. The servers had no idea their drink offerings from the bar. 2. Myself and another friend were not drinking (DD) and our non-alcoholic beverage glasses were empty more often than they should have been. Those who were drinking however never had empty glasses/bottles. 3. Now, I am having the worst stomach cramps I have ever had from eating out. I had to cancel my plans for today b/c the pain has been so severe. Bee-dubs on 41st, I LOVE your physical location, but could your service get better please?
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Kristin H.
Sensory overload. 2 stars due to the atmosphere. We usually avoid chains, but my husband had been craving wings for weeks and liked his experience at a BWW in Kansas City years ago, so we tried it. The one he'd tried was sectioned off and more intimate, but this was one big crowded loud space, packed mostly with families with young children. So loud I couldn't hear what our server was asking when she came to our table. Waiting for our friends to arrive, I looked up Yelp reviews and saw several comments comparing this place to a cafeteria. The first thing my friend said when she walked up was "I feel like I'm in a school cafeteria!" We were 2 families, 8 people, and had to yell to talk to anyone not sitting right next to us. Our daughter counted 41 tv screens visible from where she sat. We liked the 4 different types of regular wings we ordered (though no one liked the boneless), but they were not so great as to make it worth the crowd & noise. They also lost potential sales because of the "ID everyone regardless of age" policy... I'm 40 and would have ordered a drink or two, but I'd left my wallet at home. We adults did have fun playing the trivia game (while the teens sat bored at the other end of the table), but overall it wasn't the kind of dining out experience we enjoy. We don't plan to dine here again. I could see calling in a carry-out order if a specific wing-craving struck us, but even that is unlikely... They weren't THAT outstanding.
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James B.
Good food but really bad service! They need to put their phones away and stop talking about all the other customers. I've been sitting here for 10 minutes trying to pay my bill.
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Tess M.
This brand has not been my favorite but I do like this location. Very spacious bar area and fun always going on. The wait staff is fairly friendly. Not a bad time at all. I would go back!
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Stefanie R.
Mediocre, okay, and meh. Those are a few words I could use to describe food at any Buffalo Wild Wings. This visit was no different. I have no idea why we choose to try this place once or twice a year. It's really not worth the price. This time was especially trying with children. The options for children expensive for what they were. A few mandarin oranges in a bowl does not constitute a fruit cup in my understanding. I suppose it is fruit in a cup and technically an accurate description. At least there could be more or a little variety.
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John J.
Buffalo Wild Wings is one of my favorite chain restaurants because it's a great place to catch a game. The food is really good and reasonably priced (especially if you get the lunch special) and they're always quick to get it out to you. One downside is that the beer isn't particularly cheap. I paid $4 for tall bud lights... and that was their special. On the flip side, the service is very good, even on game days. Finally, there are always more than enough TVs. They do a pretty good job of showing you lots of different games on each side of the room. Most importantly, they give you lots of views for the biggest game that's on. This store can be a little tricky to get to but it's right off I-44 so it's easy to plug into your phone if you're not from the area. I highly recommend BWW!
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Sarah S.
My friends and I came here for one of the March madness games. I cannot express to you how dirty this restaurant was. We were in the bar area and every single table without people sitting at them was dirty. Not only were they dirty, they were not cleaned for over an hour and a half. They did clean ONE table when a group came in and had nowhere to sit. The manager and the many employees continued to walk past and do nothing. If the dining area is this dirty, I have to question what the kitchen looks like. Will not return.
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Ray S.
How about you guys have a list of which games are on Which TVs so when you get flooded at the door you can seat people quickly.
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Ted W.
This location has 30 beers on tap now if they could just print some drink menus we would be set. All I ever eat is the wings. Asian zing is one of the best. They have some unique wing seasonings and many different flavors. When they built this location they actually put in a totally separate bar so smoking is allowed in the bar, must be 18 to enter the bar area.
(4)William Randolph B.
Blah.... Worst hamburger I can remember. Had I not of been starving, would of handed it back to them. Do they actually ever taste or eat the product they serve? Burger was super small portion of meat,ground up whatever it was. Dry, way over cooked, almost black. Tomato was the albino type, that some produce vendor pawned off on an unsuspecting, or just does not care manager. Only salvation is they stay open after nine. Carls Jr and Whataburger two blocks away are way better, so base your comparison on that. The tab was $10 for a near cremated 1/4 burger. Save your money, and don't bother with this place for a meal, unless you are drunk, and can't know any better.
(1)Donna H.
Wings are pretty good if you eat them there while warm. What I find offensive is that they charge you for carrots and celery sticks! To me that is like going to a burger place and charging for ketchup for fries!
(2)Anna F.
My cousin and I ate here today for lunch. The atmosphere was very fun with lots of large televisions showing sporting events. Our waitress couldn't have been nicer and helped us decide what to order. We decided on Cheese curds for an appetizer which were delicious. My cousin ordered the wings with chips and dip. I ordered the chicken fingers with fries and honey mustard dressing. Our lunch arrived quickly and the food was delicious. The price was right too at 22.00 plus a tip, which we split the check evenly. We will be back.
(4)James W.
Spot on what you'd expect from the Chili's of sports bars. Minus the inexpensive food. Drinks are fairly priced, though, and the selection is great. Been here too many times to really complain, but right now, tonight, the service is awful. Polite-ish, but awful. However, the manager was good enough to put my game on one of the many TVs. This place gets every game you can think of or want, and it's the main reason I keep coming back. If you want the game. Any game. This is your place. 30+ beer on tap and more in the fridge, and pretty darn good wings regardless of what others may say. I keep coming back.
(4)Whitney C.
Buffalo Wild Wings is a great place to eat wings and watch a game. I was not always a fan of wings, however, after eating at BWW, I am addicted. The wings are always so tasty and the fries are simple and delicious. The prices are fair. We always try to get the lunch special. The lunch special is from 11-2 PM, with 10 wings, fries, and a drink for $7.99. Great deal! This is a great sports bar, with lots of TVs and different games on. Perfect place to watch an OU football game or go to lunch. I do not enjoy the smoking in the bar, but there is also a non-smoking area separated by a wall and doors. This location is a little annoying to turn into, but in a good part of town. The staff are always friendly and very attentive. I do suggest getting there early to watch popular games. It tends to fill up fast on game-days. When we want wings and football, we always go to BWW!
(4)Racheal M.
Although they were busy, we got sat quickly. No one was watching what we wanted to watch but they changed a TV from something no one was watching for us. Wait staff was friendly and attentive.
(5)Kristen M.
We wanted to play trivia and eat wings so we always go to BWW. This location was awesome. Some of the reviews were bad so we were hesitant at first. The walked in and were greeted by a friendly staff. The manager was really nice and changed the tvs to trivia and the waiter was great. The food came out really fast and taste really good. Next time we are in town we will come to this location again.
(5)Morgan M.
Our waitress was great, but awful management. Came with the boyfriend to watch a Thunder game and they turned one TINY tv to the game when we asked. We had to crank our necks to even see it, and definitely couldn't hear the sound. We asked for a big screen (there were five in the dining room) and the manager said they were requested for the broncos game. All of them, really? We would have moved anywhere to see the game! One person was watching the broncos game on a big screen tv facing a different direction then us, and they didn't even order food...just waters. We ordered food and drinks and simply wanted to watch Oklahoma's ONLY PRO TEAM play a game, which we thought would be a no brainer for BWW. We left at half time in horrible moods, upset that our necks hurt, we paid forty dollars for food that we only ordered with the intention of eating during the game, and upset that no one seemed to want to make it right. If there is an Oklahoma game on it should always be on at least one big screen. It wasn't even showing in the bar area at all. We will never be back.
(1)Drew B.
The service was good, but there is only one thing on the menu that I would eat from now on. Their dry rub wings "desert heat" are pretty good. Everything else I have had the last half dozen times was dismal. Lots of TVs, super noisy. Mainly just a box with TVs on the wall, and tables and chairs. Nothing to breakup the space at all. I will go again but only for that one item.
(2)Sarah J.
Love eating at Buffalo wild wings. I go there when I can. Not the best wings I've had but good
(4)Daniel B.
Before I review, let me just say that this is the only BWW I have ever visited. I go here all the time during basketball season, but I am starting to ask myself, "Why?" Sure they have huge TVs and cheap 3.2 beer (usually Coors Light or something similar), but the cons unfortunately outweigh the pros here. I have never been here and experienced decent food and decent service in the same visit. Not once. Either the food is decent and the service is almost nonexistent, or the service is prompt and cheerful, and the food cold and nasty. BWW is overpriced for what you get, around $7 for six traditional wings, which are usually room temp by the time they reach your table. I have had decent wings here, and I have been served an order that consisted of nothing but wing pieces with no drummettes. The boneless wings are by far the biggest let down, with so much breading and sauce, the chicken is almost unnoticeable. Some of the sauce flavors are pretty good, but I have honestly had better wings from the freezer. As mentioned earlier, I have been to this location many times and will probably continue to do so for the TVs and beer, but this particular location is consistent in its mediocrity. One last thing: smoking is (still) allowed in the bar area, which could be an incentive or a deterrent to some.
(2)Vivian C.
Hmm. Not sure that I'm a fan of this particular Buffalo Wild Wings. We've gone to the one on 71st multiple times and have always had a good time. We came during an off hour to grab something to eat and it was pretty barren inside so we were hopeful that it was going to take no time at all. We had a preliminary waitress who took our drink order, but didn't know anything on tap since she wasn't old enough and stated "I'm the wrong person to ask". The second waitress we had was on her game and provided excellent service the rest of the time we were there. There were about 10 waitress all who seemed to be under the age of 21 hanging around the hostess station and throughout the dining area, but no food was being served. We watched as more people filtered in, but still no food was coming out for anyone. After 30 minutes, we finally received our meals where I ordered 12 wings and my boyfriend had a pulled pork sandwich. The meal itself was fine, but not the greatest. Most likely not coming back here again.
(2)Scott B.
I guess the ole saying "if it's to loud your to old" comes into play. The wings can be hit and miss. The lunch special is a wing lovers staple. Mix n match your flavors to try new ones or stick to the ole fav. On the appetizer side of things the chips and salsa are a must. If its a little quiter and I mean a little quiter you are in search of grab a table in the bar!
(3)Stephanie M.
I have been to many other BWW and have always enjoyed the food, the service and the drinks. This time however was one to remember and not for the good things. I'm saying it was an awful experience, but I walked away thinking about how much I wished it had been a better experience. 1. The servers had no idea their drink offerings from the bar. 2. Myself and another friend were not drinking (DD) and our non-alcoholic beverage glasses were empty more often than they should have been. Those who were drinking however never had empty glasses/bottles. 3. Now, I am having the worst stomach cramps I have ever had from eating out. I had to cancel my plans for today b/c the pain has been so severe. Bee-dubs on 41st, I LOVE your physical location, but could your service get better please?
(2)Kristin H.
Sensory overload. 2 stars due to the atmosphere. We usually avoid chains, but my husband had been craving wings for weeks and liked his experience at a BWW in Kansas City years ago, so we tried it. The one he'd tried was sectioned off and more intimate, but this was one big crowded loud space, packed mostly with families with young children. So loud I couldn't hear what our server was asking when she came to our table. Waiting for our friends to arrive, I looked up Yelp reviews and saw several comments comparing this place to a cafeteria. The first thing my friend said when she walked up was "I feel like I'm in a school cafeteria!" We were 2 families, 8 people, and had to yell to talk to anyone not sitting right next to us. Our daughter counted 41 tv screens visible from where she sat. We liked the 4 different types of regular wings we ordered (though no one liked the boneless), but they were not so great as to make it worth the crowd & noise. They also lost potential sales because of the "ID everyone regardless of age" policy... I'm 40 and would have ordered a drink or two, but I'd left my wallet at home. We adults did have fun playing the trivia game (while the teens sat bored at the other end of the table), but overall it wasn't the kind of dining out experience we enjoy. We don't plan to dine here again. I could see calling in a carry-out order if a specific wing-craving struck us, but even that is unlikely... They weren't THAT outstanding.
(2)James B.
Good food but really bad service! They need to put their phones away and stop talking about all the other customers. I've been sitting here for 10 minutes trying to pay my bill.
(2)Tess M.
This brand has not been my favorite but I do like this location. Very spacious bar area and fun always going on. The wait staff is fairly friendly. Not a bad time at all. I would go back!
(3)Stefanie R.
Mediocre, okay, and meh. Those are a few words I could use to describe food at any Buffalo Wild Wings. This visit was no different. I have no idea why we choose to try this place once or twice a year. It's really not worth the price. This time was especially trying with children. The options for children expensive for what they were. A few mandarin oranges in a bowl does not constitute a fruit cup in my understanding. I suppose it is fruit in a cup and technically an accurate description. At least there could be more or a little variety.
(3)John J.
Buffalo Wild Wings is one of my favorite chain restaurants because it's a great place to catch a game. The food is really good and reasonably priced (especially if you get the lunch special) and they're always quick to get it out to you. One downside is that the beer isn't particularly cheap. I paid $4 for tall bud lights... and that was their special. On the flip side, the service is very good, even on game days. Finally, there are always more than enough TVs. They do a pretty good job of showing you lots of different games on each side of the room. Most importantly, they give you lots of views for the biggest game that's on. This store can be a little tricky to get to but it's right off I-44 so it's easy to plug into your phone if you're not from the area. I highly recommend BWW!
(5)Sarah S.
My friends and I came here for one of the March madness games. I cannot express to you how dirty this restaurant was. We were in the bar area and every single table without people sitting at them was dirty. Not only were they dirty, they were not cleaned for over an hour and a half. They did clean ONE table when a group came in and had nowhere to sit. The manager and the many employees continued to walk past and do nothing. If the dining area is this dirty, I have to question what the kitchen looks like. Will not return.
(1)Ray S.
How about you guys have a list of which games are on Which TVs so when you get flooded at the door you can seat people quickly.
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