Buffalo Wild Wings

Yo we cannot be serious… why is this place so hit or miss?? I’ve had way more negative experiences than positive ones, and yet I keep coming back just because it’s convenient for pickup. Every time I tell myself it’ll be better, and every time it’s something wrong order, missing items, cold food, attitude, something. Tonight guess we couldn’t afford to seasons both sides of the wings.

My husband & I come here all the time because it’s close to us and close to the movies, and reminds us of home. We have had pretty awful experiences almost every time we’ve been as far as service is concerned, but we continue to go because of the food. We went last night and had the best service we’ve ever had! Our waitress, Nick, was the best! Friendly, smart, attentive, and speedy! And she was good at upselling. She was great and my husband and I kept saying it was the best experience we have had at this location. Food also came out faster than usual, which was awesome especially considering it was BOGO Thursday. :)

Do not recommended. Go somewhere else. This place smells like mold. It takes forever to get your wings. They don't know how to deep fry them because they taste dry and old. I remember it took them 32min and 26 seconds for them to give me my beer. This is not the bdubs I remember. #make bdubs great again. But fr this place is cheeks

Why does all of the food in Oahu suck so bad? The wings were dry, they didn’t have enough sauce and they didn’t even tell me when my food was ready I had to look at the to go shelf and find my name after 30 of waiting. This place is meant for tourists and instagram because how dare you think you can buy good takeout regularly. Stick to food land because everywhere else is straight up garbage. Edit: must be nice to be able to just sit behind a computer and type up a half thought out apology instead of just fixing the problem. DO NOT EAT HERE.

Trying to find a friendly, attentive server here is basically the restaurant version of chasing the Northern Lights: technically possible, allegedly beautiful, but you'll need luck, patience, and maybe a Sherpa. Meanwhile, the Togo setup feels like a social experiment in trust. They just plop your food on a random rack by the door like it's a lost and found item. The front hostess area is so unattended it might as well have a 'free food' sign. And the Togo tip... genuinely curious what heroic service I'm tipping for. The spiritual act of placing my food on a shelf and walking away. Bold move. If you want dinner with a cold experience, this is your spot.