Buffalo Wild Wings

One of the very few fast food restaurants currently in Centennial Hills in northwest Las Vegas, Buffalo Wild Wings offer what they advertise and that's about it. If you want quick, attentive service, avoid the take-out.

The one word that best describes Buffalo Wild Wings is loud! That's not unexpected for a sports bar and grill but if you're wanting a nice, quiet evening you'd be better off somewhere else.

The Buffalo Wild Wings in Centennial Hills is a great place to hang out, meet up with friends to watch a game or game or two and grab a bite to eat. Though noisy, it's rarely crowded when we've been.

The Menu

Buffalo Wild Wings is well-known for their vast selection of hot and barbecue sauces, from sweet to "Blazin'." If you're ordering wings or tenders you get to choose your own sauce, and be aware that when they say hot, they mean it!

Aside from the standard wings and tenders, BWW also offers burgers, salads, ribs, wraps, desserts and a kids menu. Four side dishes are offered: french fries, onions rings, buffalo chips (potato slices), and potato wedges. Both the buffalo chips and potato wedges tend to be very soggy and the french fries, especially in a take-out container, go limp very quickly.

The tenders have never been very crispy either but they are good, and you can choose to have them either plain or coated in a sauce of your choice.

Buffalo Wild Wings Take-Out

We've had several less than stellar experiences with the take-out section of the restaurant. Several times upon calling the central phone number to place an order, neither the operator nor the employee at the restaurant have been sure which location they're at (there are several in Las Vegas), which has caused a few mix-ups and orders placed at the wrong restaurant. We've resorted to ordering directly from the restaurant and sitting to wait for it.

The Cost

The standard cost for my husband and I both to eat a meal with a beverage usually averages around $15 per person. Kids meals average $7.