Buffalo Wild Wings

For many of us, chicken wings are a comfort food. These days they are available with a lot of varieties and options, This place is no different. Before I get to the wings, let me start with a few other good things about the place. 
They have their own parking. It's free. And if you are unable to find a spot, there's free valet too. Wow. I never expected that from a place which is not a fine dine. 
We parked right outside the entrance. 
As soon as you enter, you can notice the ambiance is like a sports bar and has televisions with different sports playing all over. One one side are the normal chairs whereas the other side has bar-like high chairs. They staff greeted us and showed us to a table of our choice. 

They have a lot of things in the menu apart form the wings. We just stuck to ordering the wings though. They have about a dozen type of sauces with varying degree of heat (spicy) to choose from. There is also the option of choosing whether you want your wings boneless or the traditional way; and for those who can't decide, they have a combo which has six pieces of both these varieties along with coleslaw and fries. You can choose one sauce for each of them. At 60 dirhams, It is reasonably priced too.
We chose the 'Caribbean jerk' sauce for the boneless and spicy garlic sauce for the traditional ones 
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Boneless wings in Caribbean jerk sauce

It took a while for them to get our order. The boneless ones with the Caribbean jerk sauce had an interesting taste to it, but were a tad bit hard. The traditional ones with spicy garlic sauce were well cooked and not so bad; but we were expecting better
Also, the fries didn't feel up-to the mark. The coleslaw was okay.
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Traditional wings in spicy garlic sauce

The staff was available at our beck and call, but felt a bit mechanical at their job. 




Buffalo Wild Wings Menu, Reviews, Photos, Location and Info - Zomato
Location: Umm Suqeim 1 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

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