Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar

Note, this location has moved. It’s now in the location of the old TGI Fridays.
Although the facility is nicer than most BW this place is absolutely ghetto (not referring to race at all but attitude of the clients and staff).
The bartenders are slow and crabby. The management is horrible. TV change requests are difficult and they often don’t know how to do it.
Guarantee this place closes soon.

I love their wings! you can ordered them the way you want and, if you are doing take out, just order over the phone and they’ll be ready for you when you arrive. I also love the fact that you can pick up some bottles of their sauce and bring the flavor home with you. Be aware that there may be lots of people on football game days or on Tuesday, when they have their promotion on wings. I moved out of Minnesota and am missing BWW!!!

Bartenders take care of their friends first and oh, watch your change!
Terrible service during games and a ghost town otherwise.

BWW: Roseville seems to be the fastest take-​out in the metro area.
I ordered an appetizer, some 6 spicy garlic wings, and they were ready in 4.2 minutes. Seriously. We arrived and it appeared that they were waiting for me, tapping their foot on the counter.
That seems good, but is it the same service when I walk in and wait? If they know I’m going to be there in 10, why don’t they wait a few minutes? Should I time my visit exactly to their speedy service?
I’m just not sure.
I love going here but make sure you designate how much sauce you want. The Roseville location does tend to over sauce them if you don’t mention how much you want on there. It’s dangerous to take a Blazin’ Challenge here if you don’t know that fact.
Yes, I’ll be coming again.

I remember the first time I ever went to a Buffalo Wild Wings — it was this location, and I still keep coming back to this location. I’ve gone to plenty of others, but they seem to fall short for the most part. Only one location will I put above this one and that is Maplewood.
That being said…
Wait times can be long here, they have so much business going in and out at meal times that you can wait for 30 minutes to be seated and another 30 for food. But never once do you feel neglected or as if they aren’t working their hardest and quickest. So you just deal with it.
Once the food is out it’s always piping hot and fresh — I’ve never had stale or cold chicken from this place. It’s always been hot and tender. Plus, they do not skimp on the sauce.

The first time I visited this BWW location was on a Boneless Thursday. It was a big sports night too, so the place was packed. Our waitress seemed to handle the craziness well, as she tended to all our needs. The sauce coverage was lacking a little, which is why I had to ask for extra seasoning for my desert heat wings. Other than that, the food was good, as usual.
I’ve been back to this location once or twice since, and the service and food is pretty standard each time. I can’t find much to complain about other than the sauce coverage, but then again most BWW’s are a little stingy on the sauce.
Recommendations: Boneless wings – desert heat flavor, potato wedges and mini corn dogs. Go on boneless Thursdays, as the wings are a much better deal (normally a little over-​priced IMO)

Two words: boneless wings. Oddly, I think that the mild sauce is spicier than the medium. Maybe it’s just zingier, nahmeen? Probably not. Anywaym I prefer the mild because it’s extremely vinegar-​y. It’s so damn delicious! Medium is great, the teriyaki is sweet/​savory, spicy garlic rocks, sweet bbq, honey bbq, and caribbean jerk are all yummy as well.
Blazin’ will make your significant other cry and look like a large, bright red tomato! …The only time I ever saw him cry!
Tips: Since BWW can be spendy, buy bone– in wings on Tuesdays (45 cents each), and boneless wings on Thursdays (60 cents each). If you want to have fun with some friends you can also play trivia – it’s a good time!
P. S. A basket of wedges is necessary, as is ranch dressing. This is not a health food joint so you may as well eat a vat of ranch with your wings. Just sayin’.

If you like chicken wings, you really should go here. They have good wings, and a great variety of sauces. My favorites are Spicy Garlic and Asian. If you like it hotter, there is the Mango Habanero. If you don’t like wings, they do have other options on the menu.
Great service, friendly staff, this place is a winner in my book.

I’ve been going to THIS particular BWW for years.
Love all the bartenders and servers. They’re friendly and good at what they do.
Food comes out quick. Beer is never empty.
I love boneless Thursdays. 6 Medium and 6 Asian. Blue Cheese. Celery. Tastetastic. Slightly older crowd (Yay! No drunken fratboys and bar hoes!) No frills. Perfect sports bar.
I only take away one star because I wish the bar was laid out better and bigger. If this BWW was laid out like the Central Ave. one, It’d be perfect.

Good selection of beer taps. But, some of the less poured seem to get funky and might eed cleaning. Wings Ok, Not as crispy as I like.

BW-​3 has changed over the years, and not for the better. It used to be a laid back, casual place. You could wander up to the counter and order at your leisure. Table service was mainly for drinks only, and you could ignore it if it suited you. The nice thing is that you saved cash by avoiding tipping and you didn’t have to deal with shoddy service.
Not anymore. Everything is table service now — food, drinks — and it’s terrible. You’ll sit and wait. The food has gone up in price and down in quality. Their burgers used to be great; now they may as well be McDonald’s fare. The fries are soggy and awful. I’m not into wings, so the only thing worth a damn to me is the grilled chicken sandwich with garlic sauce — now that’s good. Beer prices are ridiculous.
This place also gets extremely loud and cramped; I realize it’s a sports bar, but we’d go here for years without too much trouble.
Avoid.

Bar food, plain and simple. I’m not going to lie, I do enjoy buffalo wings from time to time, and they do them up right, but it’s pretty hard to screw up chicken wings smothered in buttery hot sauce. How could it NOT be good?

This place is pretty damn delicious. I love their boneless wings in the mango habeno sauce. It is soooo sooo sooo good! I come here pretty often with my boyrfriends and roommates for UFC showings. Its a pretty good place to go watch them for free (minus the cost for food). Except if you are going to come here for the night, make sure you get here super early. The place fills up so fast, especially on fight nights. Other than that, bring your friends, and have a good time! I think that’s what the place is designed for.
As for me. I’m still thinking about that sauce. mm

Call me a sucker, but I’ll eat anything with buffalo sauce. Most BW3s are the same (ie. the concept of a restaurant chain), but the clientele here seems to be a little less ’22 years old WASTED WATCHIN THE GAME YO,’ which is nice. It gets crazy for big games, but that is the whole point of a sports bar. This location IS a bit smaller than most of the ones I’ve visited previously, which might be why it fills up so quickly on game days.
I’m a big fan of the specials where they have cheap wings (Mondays and Thursdays?)… and playing trivia while watching a game and eating wings. Nothing like overstimulation to get you going.
Actually, I kind of want to go eat some wings right now.

Good place to meet with friends or watch a sporting event. Great wings with a wide selection as well an okay selection of tap beers including Guinness, Bass along with free refills on Soda. I ordered a couple of tap Black and Tan’s followed by a large iced tea (6 free refills), along with a selection of my favorite wings Asian zing, and spicy garlic. I also sampled the ‘hot’ but would recommend Asian Zing. I have about 10 other flavors yet to sample (or combine), along with a large menu of menu items. Great place to get together a group of people.

Oddly enough this is just like another Old Chicago except it serves wings instead of pizza and doesn’t have a tour of beers.
If you have been to one of these or their many immitators, you’ve been to all of them. The sauces in the competitors are slightly different, but basically it’s all the same.
You order beer and chicken winds. You scream for your favorite sports team through a mouth full of chicken like a bunch of knights at a medieval dinner table, and wash it down with a flagon of ale.
Needless to say, you will not usually find many women here. You will find many large fat men eating their own bodyweight in fatty chicken.