Ashleigh Lines
Corey Green
English 1101
30 June 2015
Buffalo Wild Wings
Have you ever been with a bunch of friends looking for somewhere to go watch a football, baseball, or basketball game? Then Buffalo Wild Wings is the place for you. Everything about this place just screams sports. From the food to the lively atmosphere, Buffalo Wild Wings has everything to make watching a sports game feel like you are actually in the stands.
Buffalo Wild Wings on Northside Drive in Stateboro, Ga, opened on December 19, 2013. When I pulled up and I walked in I was taken away by all the organized bottles of alcohol, large TVs, and beautiful tables and chair that still looked brand new. The overall appearance of the restaurant made me feel very comfortable with my dining choice. The interior of the building has very high ceilings and the overall openness of the building takes your attention away from the fact that your neighbors table is right next to yours.
Once being greeted, I was seated near the bar which allowed me to see all the scenery that Buffalo Wild Wings had to offer. They asked for my drink order and then left me to look at the multi-optioned menu. I immediately noticed the prices, I hate to admit it, but most of the menu wasn't as pricy as I thought it'd be. Most everything was between eight to eleven dollars. The menu ranged from wings to burgers to chicken salads to something as simple as mozzarella sticks.
After staring at the menu for a few minutes I decided start with an appetizer. I ask the waitress what would be the best choice, and she suggested Cheese Curds priced at $6.49. These are small round shapes of fried cheddar cheese, served with southwestern ranch dressing. What I ordered wasn't terrible, but I do believe that the cheddar cheese itself wasn't as good as I would have hoped. The southwestern ranch dressing added the flavor. Overall they tasted like fried nothing dipped in ranch.
In between my appetizer and ordering my meal I had the Guest Experience Captain come visit my table and talk to me. She told me a lot about the company, she really tried to make me, as a customer feel the best I could. She was very sweet and really seemed to love her job. She mentioned that Buffalo Wind Wings is involved in non-profits, which really added character to the restaurant.
I then ordered my dinner for the night, I asked what is the most popular item on the menu; she said it's the traditional wings, and the next best was the burgers. Ironic I guess considering the fact that they're a wing stop. I asked what her favorite dish was on the menu she really liked the buffalo ranch chicken wrap. Instead, I got the Honey BBQ Boneless Wings in the snack size for $8.29 which includes 7 wings. They were very appetizing and I respected the fact that they were crunchy instead of being soft. This isn't the first time I've tried Honey BBQ Boneless wings, I've ordered the before at multiple different restaurants and I have to admit Buffalo Wild Wings serves them the best. The flavor of the sauce itself was much valued, it was sweet and also had some sort of a kick to it, almost to keep you on your toes.
My overall experience was very welcoming, I enjoyed all of the employees, and how they treated me just from walking in. I appreciated how they made it a priority to have conversations with customers along with their helping on what to choose for lunch or dinner. They showed what was good on the menu and I was satisfied with dinner I chose for the night. The environment was friendly and much laid back, with having every TV showing some sort of sports team to keep you interactive while eating your meal. Whether you're looking for some where to go just to eat some good wings, or looking for a place to eat while watching the game, Buffalo Wild Wings is a well recommended restaurant in my book. read more