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Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar
Category: Restaurants Chicken Wings Chicken Wings [Edit]
100 Elkton RdNewark, DE 19711
(302) 731-3145
- Price Range:
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$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- No
- Delivery:
- No
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Good For:
- Lunch, Dinner
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
- Noise Level:
- Average
- Has TV:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
About This Business:
La Casa Pasta specializes in authentic italian cuisine. The owners, Giuseppe and Anna Martuscelli are from the Cilento region of Italy and some of the… read more »
9 reviews for Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar
9 reviews in English
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Review from JL S.
Wilmington, DE
12/28/2011
I've been there a few times, and they haven't disappointed me yet. They have a good selection of sauces whether you like traditional, sweet, or spicy wings. Nice choices of beverages on tap, and friendly staff.
If you're going take-out, make sure you get some sauce on the side, the wings tend to get a little dry on the ride home! -
Review from Joe S.
6/1/2011
Don't love it. I feel like it's a fast food place for wings. The wings are often dry with some sauce slapped on top. I've also tried burgers, but can't say I've been enticed to go back unless it's for a happy hour.
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Review from Ashley K.
9/19/2011
I am a big fan of wings and I hadn't really had any good ones in a while. On the day I went to Buffalo Wild Wings, I was definitely in the mood for boneless wings. I got 12 - split between Medium and Sweet BBQ. This was the perfect combo, because I am a wimp when it comes to heat and the Medium had just enough heat for me, without being overpowering. While the Sweet BBQ, offered a nice compliment to the spice of the Medium Buffalo sauce. It was tangy and sweet, but definitely BBQ powered. In terms of the side sauce, it came in a tiny, tiny cup and I knew immediately I was going to need more ranch. I feel like they should just give you more in the first place, but that was really my only minor gripe. We split an appetizer too - the Southwest bites. They were different, in a good way. It wasn't what I was expecting, but they were really good. The Southwestern Ranch dipping sauce is much, much spicier than I expected though. However, I still enjoyed it. They also have a pretty good beer list.
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Review from Mrinteresting W.
Media, PA
9/9/2010
I've recently started to do Newark De reviews since I got a new job down this way. Today was my first visit to Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar and I think I can sum it all up in one familiar phrase:
You get what you pay for.
Having visited them during lunch on a Thursday I availed myself of their 5 for $3 boneless wings. There are over 15 different ways they can prepare your wings and there is a reason for that. The boneless wings are prepared first, LATER spiced which makes a difference because you could taste the rubber texture of just how long those boneless wings sat under a heating lamp.
Desert Heat = rubbery chicken with a simple cyane pepper and chillie based rub with too much salt. Mediocre combination at best.
I followed this up by the cheese burger sliders, a lunch menu item, which didn't really improve things. See the meat was definitely from some sort of frozen, pressed and fried source.. all flavor having left before the actual process of cooking occurred. The onion rings tasted faintly of dish soap.
I rarely pan a restaurant this badly but Buffalo Wild Wings earned it. Final bill $14.56... and I got what I paid for. This is a place where they have cut corners to the point of destroying their food. They even use their own Ketchup instead of Heinz, that's so un-American you might as well hand out pamphlets and erect a statue of Lenin in the parking lot.
Any good points? Beer on tap, lots of selection, but nothing super cool. -
Review from Keith T.
Boston, MA
6/13/2011
Decent lunch stop if you want something spicy in the area and/or if you want to watch some games. It tends to get very crowded for evening games though - the parking lots fill up fast.
It's a pretty typical BWW. Slightly pricey by grad student standards, partly cause of tip. The staff is usually very nice though. -
Review from Andrew L.
Boulder, CO
8/24/2009
New Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant near the U Del campus. New building, nice layout and decor (read: lot's of HD TV's and projectors/screen). Our large group (~10) did not need to wait for a table on a Saturday night in late August. Parking lot was completely full even though all the tables inside were not.
Good beer selection and good wings, although most of the 50 we ordered were a bit dry - could have used more sauce. This alone made it a three star showing - when Wings are in your name you need to do them perfectly. Variety of flavors and spiciness was good. Drinks were filled pretty frequently. Sampler appetizer was a good size/value/variety of items.
Would try again, since it is a newer location they might still be working out the kinks in the kitchen. -
Review from Jesse A.
North East, MD
8/8/2010
The wings are great just like all the locations. Parking can be a bit tricky if the lot on the left is full. Always had good luck with the staff and be sure to get your lunch card!
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Review from Sheri F.
Cornelius, NC
7/10/2010
Same great food and environment that BW3 always provides.
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Review from Dave M.
Chester, PA
I love this place. Good wings, cheap beer, sports and trivia. They do have outdoor seating.
