Ok let me start by saying, this sports bar Has been open for almost a year, so my wife and I decided to give it a try. I gave it 5 stars because the food was excellent in sports bar theme. We wanted hot wings so that's what I am basing this review off of, next time I go I will try something else and update my review. I used to be a floor supervisor at a 4 star restaurant, so I am a HUGE snob when it comes to service... The gentleman that served us was in my top 3 best all time waiters, he managed to keep all of our beverages full, and was very attentive, without being pushy or obnoxious. Now I also need to mention that we went at 1:30pm so there was no lunch or dinner rush, it might be a completely different story if we had gone during rush hour. So in summary, if you like bar food, and want to watch sports, this is an awesome place to go...
(5)
Russell W.
When I'm on the road, particularly in places with local cuisines that leave the palette with something to be desired, i often find a certain respite in Bdubs. Call it comfort food, i guess. I've found that even Bdubs can fall victim to the same symptoms of a culinary desert as any local restaurant; this particular BWWs especially. I got boneless wings (easier to eat with a beard): five sweet bbq, five mango habenero (my favourite) and five Thai Curry. The five sweet bbq wings were absolutely sauced down to perfection. The chicken was cooked perfectly, they were warm, not too crispy, and delicious. However, the five habenero and five thai curry wings were barely sauced at all. It looked as if someone had accidentally gotten a little sauce on them. They basically tasted like chicken mcnuggets. I had to order extra sauce (which i'm sure they charged me for, i didn't look) to dip my supposedly sauced wings in. I surmised that the cook was trying to protect me from myself. I'm sure patrons in the past didn't finish their wings because they were too spicy. I don't need to be babysat, mr cook. I know what i'm ordering. I'm a grown man. I like spicy things. That is why I came to an establishment that offers fucking HOT WINGS.
(2)
Eric B.
Been here six times. Not impressed with the quality. When they opened, the food was great, but now, it's as if the cooks don't even care about the quality. For example..if you want hot wings or flavored wings..don't expect much sauce. Consecutively four times now I have ordered wings and they are nothing but fried chicken with a "DROP" of sauce on each piece.
(1)
Kathy S.
The food was good but that night and the next day left me sick. Not going into details but not sure I will be going back anytime soon
(2)
Scott A.
When traveling, and even at home, I try really hard to eat at locally owned businesses. However, I do like the Buffalo Wild Wings chain, and drop into one about once a month when I want a half-decent lunch. The environment and food tends to be very consistent. But this one in Casper..yikes. Two problems. First off, their wifi was down. Bummer, but the second problem was much worse. When the bill for my lunch came I thought I'd been overcharged. I always order the same thing for lunch at every Buffalo in the country, and the bill (with decent tip included) always comes in at $20. But in Casper, the same lunch came to over $23 (without the tip) bringing my total cost with tip close to $30. Turns out I had not been overcharged. It was explained to me by the waitress that the Casper location of Buffalo charges inflated places... because they can. Turns out all those workers in the oil fields love to stop in at Buffalo and they're willing to pay higher prices for their wings and beer, and Buffalo is happy to gouge their wallets. I know Buffalo isn't the only chain with different prices for different markets, but I still can't help but lose some respect for them. Casper, overall, is not a fancy place, and I know a lot of the guys working the oil fields came from far away to make money for their families, doing very hard jobs. Clearly, Buffalo doesn't force the oil workers to eat there, but I wish Buffalo would get their hands out the oil workers' pockets, and subsequently my pockets as well.
(2)
Chris W.
CLOSED Lol who needs to close an entire restaurant for 5 full days of training. Are your employees that bad? You couldn't have a lean credit rotating training? How hard is it to use a POS and cook some wings?!
(1)
Eddie M.
HORRENDOUS... They won't put YOUR game on, but they'll have many TV's on the same game. No local micro brews, corporate bar food... And I can't get my game I want? Sorry I'll goto Firerock.
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Takes Reservations : Yes Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Good For Dancing : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Has TV : Yes
Jesse M.
Ok let me start by saying, this sports bar Has been open for almost a year, so my wife and I decided to give it a try. I gave it 5 stars because the food was excellent in sports bar theme. We wanted hot wings so that's what I am basing this review off of, next time I go I will try something else and update my review. I used to be a floor supervisor at a 4 star restaurant, so I am a HUGE snob when it comes to service... The gentleman that served us was in my top 3 best all time waiters, he managed to keep all of our beverages full, and was very attentive, without being pushy or obnoxious. Now I also need to mention that we went at 1:30pm so there was no lunch or dinner rush, it might be a completely different story if we had gone during rush hour. So in summary, if you like bar food, and want to watch sports, this is an awesome place to go...
(5)Russell W.
When I'm on the road, particularly in places with local cuisines that leave the palette with something to be desired, i often find a certain respite in Bdubs. Call it comfort food, i guess. I've found that even Bdubs can fall victim to the same symptoms of a culinary desert as any local restaurant; this particular BWWs especially. I got boneless wings (easier to eat with a beard): five sweet bbq, five mango habenero (my favourite) and five Thai Curry. The five sweet bbq wings were absolutely sauced down to perfection. The chicken was cooked perfectly, they were warm, not too crispy, and delicious. However, the five habenero and five thai curry wings were barely sauced at all. It looked as if someone had accidentally gotten a little sauce on them. They basically tasted like chicken mcnuggets. I had to order extra sauce (which i'm sure they charged me for, i didn't look) to dip my supposedly sauced wings in. I surmised that the cook was trying to protect me from myself. I'm sure patrons in the past didn't finish their wings because they were too spicy. I don't need to be babysat, mr cook. I know what i'm ordering. I'm a grown man. I like spicy things. That is why I came to an establishment that offers fucking HOT WINGS.
(2)Eric B.
Been here six times. Not impressed with the quality. When they opened, the food was great, but now, it's as if the cooks don't even care about the quality. For example..if you want hot wings or flavored wings..don't expect much sauce. Consecutively four times now I have ordered wings and they are nothing but fried chicken with a "DROP" of sauce on each piece.
(1)Kathy S.
The food was good but that night and the next day left me sick. Not going into details but not sure I will be going back anytime soon
(2)Scott A.
When traveling, and even at home, I try really hard to eat at locally owned businesses. However, I do like the Buffalo Wild Wings chain, and drop into one about once a month when I want a half-decent lunch. The environment and food tends to be very consistent. But this one in Casper..yikes. Two problems. First off, their wifi was down. Bummer, but the second problem was much worse. When the bill for my lunch came I thought I'd been overcharged. I always order the same thing for lunch at every Buffalo in the country, and the bill (with decent tip included) always comes in at $20. But in Casper, the same lunch came to over $23 (without the tip) bringing my total cost with tip close to $30. Turns out I had not been overcharged. It was explained to me by the waitress that the Casper location of Buffalo charges inflated places... because they can. Turns out all those workers in the oil fields love to stop in at Buffalo and they're willing to pay higher prices for their wings and beer, and Buffalo is happy to gouge their wallets. I know Buffalo isn't the only chain with different prices for different markets, but I still can't help but lose some respect for them. Casper, overall, is not a fancy place, and I know a lot of the guys working the oil fields came from far away to make money for their families, doing very hard jobs. Clearly, Buffalo doesn't force the oil workers to eat there, but I wish Buffalo would get their hands out the oil workers' pockets, and subsequently my pockets as well.
(2)Chris W.
CLOSED Lol who needs to close an entire restaurant for 5 full days of training. Are your employees that bad? You couldn't have a lean credit rotating training? How hard is it to use a POS and cook some wings?!
(1)Eddie M.
HORRENDOUS... They won't put YOUR game on, but they'll have many TV's on the same game. No local micro brews, corporate bar food... And I can't get my game I want? Sorry I'll goto Firerock.
(1)