Morton "The Non-Elite Wot Doesn't Elite at Midnight" F.'s Profile

This Buffalo Wild Wings is in a strip mall on Limestone Road southeast-bound. I'm not sure if parking is always adequate but it was sufficient on the evening when I was there. That evening, BWW was a busy place. The dark and noisy interior around the bar was not really to my liking. However, service was decent. They have some good wing and boneless wing specials in the middle of the week. I had boneless wings. The real attraction of this place is the range of sauces they have, going from mild to very hot. The hottest end of the scale could melt your face off if you're not used to it. Anyway, that's the sauce I had on boneless wings and I finished it with face intact and only one and a half glasses of water. (although I had more water later on during dessert) However, next time, I'd go to another BWW with a brighter and less busy interior.

In September 2009, they tore down the old Delaware Welcome Center and rebuilt it from scratch. I visited the new welcome center recently and I must say it looks a lot more modern now. Parking is ample. There are two sets of restrooms. There is a tourist information center and there are a few educational exhibits along the walls. However, I continue to be disappointed at steep prices in rest area food courts like this one. Since this isn't a closed-toll highway, you could get off at the next exit and find a much cheaper and/or better place to eat easily.