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Restaurants, Barbecue, Traditional American Restaurants
$, Carry Out, Family-Friendly Dining, Group Dining, Happy Hour
It's got everything sports fans - and wing fans - dream of. Wall-to-wall big screens featuring all the games, a fantastic beer selection, award-winning chicken wings along with 14 delicious signature sauces, like Honey BBQ, Spicy Garlic and Blazin'. There's even Buzztime Trivia for all you trivia buffs out there. Come check out Wing Tuesdays or Boneless Thursdays, where you can chow down on tasty wings at very tasty prices. But no matter the day of the week, one thing is certain - nothing is more terrifying than "Night Hunger." So you can be sure that the kitchen stays open up until last call. Round up all your friends and check it out. If you can't stay, no worries. There's a takeout menu so you can take the flavor home. Buffalo Wild Wings. You have to be here.
BWW used to be great. This location had a pool table, a dart board, real life female servers, and cool bartenders. Now all you get is poor service delivered by a guy named Ty, who takes your order, then sits down at the table beside you to talk to someone instead of putting it in. This guy is the worst server I've ever had at any restaurant, EVER. Twice, a party of four that I was in left this guy less than $5 combined because he didn't even make an attempt. There is plenty of money to be had from our group. On to the wings...the wings never waiver and are always pretty good, but the beer is flat more often than not and the bartenders have the personality of a mime. I'd also appreciate a full order of potato wedges when I order them instead of a basket half full. I am paying $3.00 for an order, the least you can do is have them actually stack above the basket instead of below it.
To echo the fellow who left the last review, there are way too many guys working at this location and it wouldn't be all that bad if they weren't mostly chumps who thought they were way too cool to make you believe that they're actually WORKING. You work at BWW dude, you're NOT looking cool now matter how hard you try. It's a job, we all have them, and you should remember that you're working for tips moron.
Sit in V's section(gorgeous, friendly, hella cool blonde chick) and you'll get taken care of and enjoy the experience.
Also, for the love of God, fix the big screens and teach your employees how to function them so we don't have to watch some clown flip through the channels for 5 minutes while missing the first round of a fight or a game winning touchdown drive.
The Gallatin location will be open in a month so hopefully that one will be good...for at least a couple of months until the good workers filter out and the others come in.
Posted 11/08/08
Ask these guys. I say "guys" because I went for a game a few weeks ago and their staff carries more sausage than a waitress at Oktoberfest.
I'm all for equal rights. Guys as waitresses, secretaries, stewardesses, you name it. But if you're going to venture into that foray of genderbending career moves - at least do your job right. Especially if you've got more tattoos than a roadie at Ozzfest. But I digress.
Our party ordered four different kinds of wings. Each were cold and horrible in their own unique ways. The beer was flat and took forever to get to our table. The music piping loudly over every conversation is like there was some gay satellite radio lost in the late 1990s but it is still sending out a beacon to Buffalo Wild Wings and the Bailey's on Two Mile Parkway.
I was lucky. I asked for my check and after 15 minutes I got it. I had exact change. I booked.
My friends? They weren't so lucky. I was already getting new shrimp, wings, and other things delivered to the table at the Goodlettsville H**ters before the rest of the party caught up. That's how the slow the service was.
Never again, BWW.
Pros: Nearby road to escape to a better restaurant
Cons: Cons? No...they looked more like ex-cons.
Posted 10/24/08
During the football season, it's a fun place to be for Vols and Titans games. Food price is higher than should be, but offset by quality and very good service. Only drawback - karoake nights during the week, where inevitably the drunkest fool is allowed to become the ultimate fool by staggering through a song when others wish he/she would be tossed out. Other than that, A-OK!
Posted 07/22/05
