Buffalo Wild Wings - and Heads

When I'm asked if I would want boneless wings, I always respond that I ordered wings, not tenders.

 

Reminds me of a time I went to SportClips (the lame haircut chain with all the Jay Novacek gear). There was a live game going on in the middle of the week (think it was soccer) and asked the stylist to change the channel from a talk show. She said she couldn't because the franchise owner liked it on this certain channel. Haven't gone back to one.

 

I'm on Team Boneless. Don't like fishing around for infinitesimally small scraps of my dinner while getting both of my hands messed up at the same time. The key is to be able to one-hand it. Makes clean-up so much easier.

 

iPads for little kids in a restaurant? GTFO. And get off my lawn. Might as well give the little crumbsnatchers a stack of currency and a box of maches.

 

Yes!

Oh, we talking about wings.

 

Well played. I realize I set myself up for something of a "That's what she said" moment there.

 

You get the assist!

 

A couple of restaurants are going that route. Olive Garden and Applebees offer table games for kids.

 

One of the last times I was at a BWW was a UFC night. Summer's Eve on tap, if you get my drift.

 

Me too, but it's mostly because the only time I go to BWW is for fantasy drafts. Gotta keep the hands clean for (shitty) research.

 

Boneless wings are the same price as bone-in wings.
Less work. Less mess. More meat.
It's a no-brainer.

 

Defintely agree with this.

Never been to a BWW - few of them have made it to Ontario - but any of the wing-centric places I have been to here are crazy expensive.

And Hooters breaded wings are shit, the naked ones aren't bad. Haven't been to one in ages, they have cut back their presence in these parts considerably, but how they can fuck up basic bar food (way overpriced too) is beyond me - and while I only drink beer, their no hard liquor booze menu doesn't appeal to guys I know who favour that stuff.