Buffalo Wild Wings Menu With Prices, Calories & Guide November 2026
Buffalo Wild Wings, known to regulars as B-Dubs, is the sports-bar chain where wings come first and everything else plays support. The menu is built around bone-in traditional wings and breaded boneless wings, tossed in one of more than two dozen sauces and dry rubs that run from mild to properly painful. This guide covers the full Buffalo Wild Wings menu with typical prices and calories for November 2026 — wings by count, appetizers, burgers, sandwiches and tenders, salads, sides, desserts, drinks, kids meals, and the weekly deals that change what a visit costs.
The chain started in Columbus, Ohio, in 1982, when two friends from Buffalo, New York, could not find a decent plate of Buffalo wings in town and opened a restaurant of their own. Today Buffalo Wild Wings runs more than 1,200 restaurants across the United States, most of them franchised, with big screens on the walls, a full bar, and a loyalty program called Blazin’ Rewards. Most locations open around 11:00 AM and stay open until 11:00 PM or midnight, with later hours on big game nights, though closing times shift by location and by state alcohol rules.
Before the prices, one honest note: Buffalo Wild Wings does not publish a single national price list, and the same order can cost a few dollars more in one city than in another, because franchise owners set their own figures. Delivery apps add their own markup on top of that, so an order placed through a third-party app can run 15 to 25 percent above the dine-in total. The numbers below are therefore typical ranges gathered from official ordering pages, the Blazin’ Rewards app, and public menu listings in November 2026, intended as a planning aid rather than a guarantee of the exact figure on your receipt. Where a price comes from one listing only, we say around or approximately.
Wings
Wings are the whole point of Buffalo Wild Wings, and they arrive in two forms. Traditional wings are bone-in flats and drums, fried without breading and hand-tossed in your sauce, while boneless wings are breaded pieces of chicken breast that eat more like nuggets. Both come in counts of 6, 10, 15, 20, and 30, with larger party counts for groups, and every order lets you pick from sauces like Mild, Medium, Hot, Honey BBQ, Mango Habanero, Asian Zing, Garlic Parmesan, and the famously hot Blazin’ Carolina Reaper, plus dry rubs like Lemon Pepper and Desert Heat.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 Traditional Wings | $9.99–$13.49 | 430 | Bone-in wings, one sauce or dry rub; plain wings before sauce |
| 10 Traditional Wings | $15.49–$19.49 | 720 | Bone-in wings, up to two flavours; the most common single order |
| 15 Traditional Wings | $22.49–$25.99 | 1,080 | Bone-in wings, up to two flavours; feeds two lighter eaters |
| 20 Traditional Wings | $28.99–$34.99 | 1,440 | Bone-in wings, up to three flavours; a group order |
| 30 Traditional Wings | $41.99–$47.99 | 2,160 | Bone-in wings, up to four flavours; built for a party table |
| 6 Boneless Wings | $8.49–$12.49 | 360 | Breaded chicken breast pieces, one sauce or dry rub |
| 10 Boneless Wings | $13.49–$17.49 | 600–610 | Breaded boneless wings, up to two flavours |
| 15 Boneless Wings | $19.49–$22.49 | 900–910 | Breaded boneless wings, up to two flavours |
| 20 Boneless Wings | $24.99–$28.49 | 1,200–1,210 | Breaded boneless wings, up to three flavours |
| 30 Boneless Wings | $34.99–$39.99 | 1,800 | Breaded boneless wings, up to four flavours |
| Cauliflower Wings, Small | $10.49–$11.99 | 520–540 | Hand-breaded cauliflower florets in any sauce; fried in shared oil |
| Cauliflower Wings, Large | $15.49–$17.49 | 870–1,060 | Larger cauliflower portion; same shared-fryer note applies |
Pro Diner Tip: the count you pick matters more than the sauce. Ten traditional wings with fries is a full meal for one person, while twenty boneless wings with fries feeds two comfortably, and the per-wing price drops as the count climbs. If you are new to the sauces, start with Medium or Honey BBQ and work upward — Blazin’ is genuinely hot, and the chain runs a Blazin’ Challenge for a reason, so treat the top of the heat scale with respect.
Value analysis: traditional wings cost more than boneless at every count, because bone-in wings are the original product and the kitchen prices them that way. A 10-piece boneless order at $13.49 to $17.49 is the cheapest way into a full wing meal, while the 20-piece boneless order is the best per-wing value for two people. Sauce adds roughly 20 to 190 calories per six wings, so the plain calorie figures above are the floor, not the ceiling.
Appetizers
Appetizers at Buffalo Wild Wings are built for a table watching a game: big shareable plates, fried snacks, and dips with plenty of chips. The House Sampler and the Ultimate Sampler bundle several starters onto one tray, while mozzarella sticks, fried pickles, ultimate nachos, and buffalo chicken tots cover the single-item orders. Most of these plates are large enough for three or four people to pick at while the wings are being cooked.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| House Sampler | $13.99–$22.49 | 1,500–2,000 | Mixed starter tray; contents and price vary by location |
| Ultimate Sampler | $21.29–$22.49 | 2,000–2,500 | Larger mixed tray with wings, sticks, and more; feeds a group |
| Mozzarella Sticks | $9.99–$12.49 | 830 | Fried mozzarella with marinara sauce; a classic bar starter |
| Fried Pickles | $9.49–$11.79 | 760 | Breaded pickle chips with ranch dip |
| Chips and Salsa | $5.49–$8.29 | 780 | Tortilla chips with salsa; the cheapest shareable starter |
| Ultimate Nachos | $7.39–$10.49 | 1,000–1,200 | Chips loaded with cheese, chicken, and toppings |
| Buffalo Chicken Dip | around $12.99 | 900–1,100 | Warm buffalo chicken dip with chips; one listing, approximate |
| Everything Pretzel Knots | around $13.79 | 1,100–1,300 | Soft pretzel knots with cheese sauce; delivery listings, approximate |
| Buffalo Chicken Tots | $15.99–$16.92 | 1,200–1,400 | Tater tots topped with buffalo chicken and cheese |
| Street Tacos, 3 pc | around $5.49 | 400–500 | Small tacos; a light starter, older listing |
| Chicken Quesadilla | around $8.99 | 700–900 | Grilled chicken and cheese quesadilla; older listing, approximate |
Pro Diner Tip: if your table is already ordering wings, skip the biggest sampler — wings plus a sampler is more fried food than most groups finish, and the leftovers go soggy fast. A better play is one medium starter, like mozzarella sticks or fried pickles, for the table to share while the wings arrive, which keeps the bill down and leaves room for the main event.
Value analysis: starters stretch from $5.49 for chips and salsa to about $22.49 for the Ultimate Sampler, and the small plates are the smart buys when wings are the main course. The samplers only make sense for a group of four or more that wants variety without ordering wings yet, while a solo diner or a couple gets better value from a single $9.49 to $12.49 starter shared between two.
Burgers
Burgers at Buffalo Wild Wings come with fries, and the kitchen leans into smashed patties, bold toppings, and buffalo flavour. The All-American Cheeseburger is the straightforward pick, the Bacon Smashed Hatch Chile Burger is the loaded one, and the Southern Smoke Burger brings barbecue into the mix. A black bean burger covers the meat-free option, and swapping fries for a side salad, tots, or onion rings costs a small upcharge.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| All-American Cheeseburger | $13.99–$18.29 | 1,010 | Smashed patty with cheese, lettuce, tomato, and onion; served with fries |
| Bacon Smashed Cheeseburger | around $15.49 | 1,180 | Smashed patty with bacon and cheese; served with fries |
| Bacon Smashed Hatch Chile Burger | $19.49–$21.79 | 1,300–1,500 | Smashed patty with hatch chiles, bacon, and cheese; the priciest burger |
| Southern Smoke Burger | around $15.99 | 1,260 | Smoky barbecue burger with bacon and onion rings; served with fries |
| Mushroom Swiss Burger | around $19.99 | 1,100–1,300 | Beef patty with mushrooms and Swiss cheese; delivery listings, approximate |
| Blackjack Burger | around $17.29 | 1,000–1,200 | Spicy burger with pepper jack and chipotle sauce; served with fries |
| B-Dubs Signature Smasher | around $15.29 | 1,000–1,200 | House smashed burger with signature sauce; served with fries |
| Southwestern Black Bean Burger | $15.99–$17.29 | 800–1,000 | Black bean patty with southwestern toppings; the meat-free burger |
| Cheese Curd Bacon Burger | around $16.99 | 1,200–1,400 | Beef patty with cheese curds and bacon; listed at some locations |
| Buffalo Blue Burger | around $15.99 | 1,100–1,300 | Beef patty with buffalo sauce and blue cheese; listed at some locations |
Pro Diner Tip: the All-American Cheeseburger is the burger to order if you have never eaten here — it is the cheapest burger on the board, it comes with fries, and it tells you what the kitchen does well without burying the patty under toppings. The Hatch Chile burger is the one to order when you want the full experience, but at $19.49 to $21.79 it costs nearly as much as a 10-piece wing order with fries, so it is a treat rather than a default.
Value analysis: burgers run from $13.99 to $21.79, and the gap between the cheapest and the priciest is wide enough to matter. The All-American at $13.99 to $15.49 is the value leader, the black bean burger is the best meat-free value, and the Hatch Chile burger is a premium plate that only earns its price if you genuinely want the chiles and bacon. Every burger includes fries, so the all-in cost compares well with ordering wings and a side separately.
Sandwiches & Tenders
Sandwiches and tenders sit between the wings and the burgers on this menu, and they are the right call for diners who want chicken without a bone and without a burger bun full of toppings. The Buffalo Ranch Chicken Sandwich is the most-ordered sandwich, the Nashville Hot version brings the heat, and the hand-breaded tenders can be tossed in any wing sauce or served plain. Tenders also anchor the kids meals and several of the bundle deals.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buffalo Ranch Chicken Sandwich | $13.99–$17.79 | 1,090 | Fried chicken with buffalo sauce and ranch; served with fries |
| Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich | around $13.99 | 1,120 | Spicy fried chicken with pickles; served with fries |
| Classic Chicken Sandwich | $12.00–$12.99 | 800–900 | Plain fried chicken sandwich; the cheapest sandwich here |
| Grilled Chicken Sandwich | around $12.99 | 860 | Grilled chicken breast with lettuce and tomato; served with fries |
| Southern Chicken Sandwich | around $15.99 | 1,000–1,200 | Southern-style fried chicken sandwich; served with fries |
| Buffalo Ranch Chicken Wrap | around $17.29 | 900–1,100 | Buffalo chicken wrapped with ranch and greens; served with fries |
| Hand-Breaded Tenders | around $15.29 | 800–1,000 | Whole-muscle tenders in any sauce or plain; served with fries |
| Naked Tenders, 4 pc | around $9.79 | 400–500 | Unbreaded grilled tenders; the lightest tender option |
| Spicy Chicken Dippers | around $14.79 | 700–900 | Spicy breaded chicken strips; delivery listings, approximate |
| Chicken Tenders and Mac | $14.99–$16.99 | 1,000–1,200 | Tenders served over mac and cheese; varies by location |
Pro Diner Tip: tenders are the most flexible chicken on this menu — you can order them naked for a lighter plate, crispy for the full crunch, or tossed in any of the wing sauces, which means a tender order doubles as a sauce tasting. If you are torn between a sandwich and wings, the Buffalo Ranch Chicken Sandwich gives you the buffalo flavour in a neater package, and it costs less than most 10-piece wing orders once fries are counted in.
Value analysis: sandwiches run from $12.00 to $17.79, and tenders from $9.79 to $16.99, which makes this section the cheapest way to get a full chicken meal that is not wings. The Classic Chicken Sandwich at $12.00 to $12.99 is the budget pick, the naked tenders are the lightest pick, and the Buffalo Ranch sandwich is the flavour pick — all three beat a burger on price while still arriving with fries.
Salads
Salads at Buffalo Wild Wings are full-size plates, not side dishes, and each one is built around chicken. The Chicken Caesar is the standard order, the Buffalo Chicken Salad brings wing sauce onto greens, and a garden salad with grilled chicken covers the plainest option. Dressings are served on the side on request, which is worth asking for, because the house pours generously and the dressing can add several hundred calories to an otherwise light plate.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chicken Caesar Salad | $12.99–$16.49 | 760 | Romaine, Parmesan, croutons, and Caesar dressing with grilled chicken |
| Buffalo Chicken Salad | $13.99–$15.99 | 800–1,000 | Greens with buffalo chicken, celery, and blue cheese dressing |
| Southwest Chicken Salad | $14.99–$16.99 | 800–1,000 | Grilled chicken with beans, corn, cheese, and chipotle ranch |
| Grilled Chicken Garden Salad | $12.99–$14.99 | 500–600 | Mixed greens with grilled chicken and vegetables; the lightest salad |
| Crispy Chicken Salad | $13.99–$15.99 | 900–1,100 | Greens with breaded fried chicken and ranch dressing |
| Buffalo Chicken Flatbread Salad | $14.99–$16.99 | 900–1,100 | Salad served with buffalo chicken flatbread; varies by location |
| Side Garden Salad | $5.99–$7.99 | 200–300 | Small garden salad; a side swap for fries on most mains |
| Side Caesar Salad | $6.99–$8.99 | 300–400 | Small Caesar salad; a side swap for fries on most mains |
Pro Diner Tip: a salad here is a real meal, not a punishment — the Chicken Caesar at $12.99 to $16.49 costs less than any burger and carries about 300 fewer calories, which makes it the best order on the menu for anyone who wants to eat at a wing joint without eating wings. Ask for the dressing on the side and the chicken grilled rather than crispy, and you keep the plate light without giving up the flavour that brought you in.
Value analysis: entree salads run from $12.99 to $16.99, which puts them below every burger and most wing orders, and the Caesar is the value leader of the group. The buffalo and southwest salads cost a dollar or two more for the toppings, which is fair, while the side salads at $5.99 to $8.99 are the cheapest way to add greens to a wing order instead of a second basket of fries.
Sides
Sides at Buffalo Wild Wings are mostly fried, which will surprise nobody, and fries are the default that arrives with burgers, sandwiches, and tenders. The loaded fries — buffalo loaded fries and cheeseburger fries — turn a side into a shareable plate of their own, while mac and cheese, onion rings, coleslaw, and carrot and celery sticks cover the rest of the table. A regular fries order is cheap enough to add to any wing count without thinking twice.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular French Fries | $3.29–$7.29 | 400–500 | Natural-cut fries; price varies widely by location and size |
| Large French Fries | $5.29–$6.99 | 600–700 | Larger fries portion; built for sharing across the table |
| Buffalo Loaded Fries | around $8.99 | 800–1,000 | Fries topped with buffalo chicken, cheese, and ranch |
| Cheeseburger Fries | around $16.49 | 1,200–1,400 | Fries loaded with burger toppings; a meal in itself, delivery listings |
| Onion Rings | $6.99–$8.99 | 500–600 | Breaded onion rings; a fries swap on most mains |
| Mac and Cheese | $5.49–$6.49 | 400–500 | Creamy mac and cheese; a popular side for kids and adults |
| Coleslaw | $2.99–$3.99 | 150–200 | Cool slaw; the lightest fried-food counterweight on the menu |
| Carrot and Celery Sticks | $2.99–$3.99 | 50–80 | Raw vegetable sticks with ranch dip; the lowest-calorie side |
| Tater Tots | $4.99–$5.99 | 400–500 | Crispy tots; a fries alternative on some mains |
| Side Salad | $5.99–$7.99 | 200–300 | Small garden salad; swap for fries on burgers and sandwiches |
Pro Diner Tip: wings plus a large fries order feeds two people for the price of one wing order and a side, because the large fries at $5.29 to $6.99 are big enough to split. If you are already ordering a burger or a sandwich, the fries are included, so a second side only makes sense when the table wants something to pick at — and in that case the buffalo loaded fries are the one side that feels like a dish rather than an afterthought.
Value analysis: sides run from $2.99 for coleslaw and vegetable sticks to about $16.49 for the fully loaded cheeseburger fries, with most plates landing between $3.29 and $8.99. Regular fries are the value pick, the vegetable sticks are the health pick, and the loaded fries are the sharing pick. Paying for a side makes the most sense with a wing order, since burgers and sandwiches already include fries in the price.
Desserts
Desserts at Buffalo Wild Wings are a short list of familiar sweets, and the prices are low enough that a dessert rarely changes the shape of the bill. The Triple Chocolate Chip Cookie Skillet arrives warm in a small pan with ice cream, the New York-style cheesecake and the chocolate fudge cake are the sit-down choices, and a single cookie or a brownie is the takeout-sized option. None of these are fancy, and none of them need to be — they are the sweet finish to a salty, spicy meal.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Triple Chocolate Chip Cookie Skillet | $4.99–$8.49 | 990 | Warm cookie in a skillet with ice cream; the signature dessert |
| New York-Style Cheesecake | $6.99–$8.49 | 500–600 | Classic cheesecake slice; served chilled |
| Chocolate Fudge Cake | $5.79–$8.49 | 860 | Rich chocolate layer cake; the heaviest cake here |
| Ghirardelli Chocolate Chunk Brownie | $2.99–$3.49 | 400–500 | Single brownie; the cheapest sit-down dessert |
| Triple Chocolate Chip Cookie | $1.99–$2.49 | 300–400 | Single warm cookie; the cheapest dessert on the menu |
| Dessert Nachos | $7.99–$8.29 | 800–1,000 | Sweet nachos with chocolate and caramel; built for sharing |
| Cheesecake Bites | around $4.99 | 400–500 | Small cheesecake bites; listed at some locations |
| Vanilla Ice Cream | $2.29–$2.49 | 200–300 | Single scoop; the lightest dessert here |
Pro Diner Tip: the cookie skillet is the dessert to order when the table wants one sweet plate to share — it arrives warm, it is big enough for two or three spoons, and at $4.99 to $8.49 it costs less than a cocktail. A single cookie at $1.99 to $2.49 is the better call for a solo diner who only wants a bite of something sweet without a second full course.
Value analysis: desserts run from $1.99 for a single cookie to $8.49 for the skillet, the cheesecake, or the fudge cake, which makes this the cheapest dessert section of any chain in this guide. The cookie is the value leader by a wide margin, the skillet is the best shared dessert, and the cheesecake is the best pick for anyone who wants a proper plated dessert rather than a snack.
Beverages
Drinks at Buffalo Wild Wings split between the bar and the soft-drink station. Fountain drinks, lemonades, and iced tea cover the alcohol-free side, while beer, margaritas, and cocktails cover the bar side, with happy hour pricing in the late afternoon at many locations. Fountain drinks are the cheapest way to drink here, and the bar pours are priced like a sports bar rather than a steakhouse, which keeps a round of beers from doubling the bill.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fountain Soft Drink, 20 oz | $2.29–$4.49 | 0–180 | Coke products; refills at most dine-in locations |
| Lemonade (Berry, Mango, or Huckleberry) | around $3.79 | 150–200 | Flavoured lemonades; older listing, approximate |
| Iced Tea | $2.99–$3.99 | 0–100 | Fresh brewed iced tea, sweet or unsweet |
| Bottled Water | $2.49–$2.99 | 0 | Still bottled water |
| Domestic Beer | $3.99–$5.99 | 140–180 | Draft and bottled domestic beer; happy hour often lower |
| Craft and Import Beer | $5.99–$7.99 | 150–200 | Craft and imported beer; a dollar or two above domestic |
| House Margarita | $6.00–$9.00 | 250–350 | House margarita on the rocks; happy hour often lower |
| House Cocktail | $7.99–$9.99 | 250–350 | Well cocktails; price varies by drink and location |
| Glass of Wine | $7.99–$9.99 | 120–150 | Red and white wines by the glass |
| Energy Drink | $3.99–$4.99 | 100–200 | Canned energy drinks; listed at some locations |
Pro Diner Tip: happy hour is the drink deal worth timing your visit around — many locations run $3 to $6 food and drink specials from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, which can cut a beer or a margarita nearly in half. Outside happy hour, the fountain drink is the sensible default, because refills are included at most dine-in spots and the price stays under five dollars.
Value analysis: alcohol-free drinks run from $2.29 to $4.99, beer from $3.99 to $7.99, and cocktails and wine from $6.00 to $9.99. The fountain drink is the value leader, domestic beer is the bar value leader, and the margarita is the best-priced cocktail on the list. A table that drinks beer during happy hour can save several dollars a round against the same order at dinner time.
Kids Menu
Kids meals at Buffalo Wild Wings cover children aged twelve and under, and every meal comes with a main, a side, and a drink. The choices are small versions of the adult menu — boneless and bone-in wings, chicken dippers, a cheeseburger, mac and cheese, and a grilled cheese sandwich — so kids eat the same kind of food as the adults at the table, in portions that fit them. Sides are usually fries, fruit, or vegetables.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kids Boneless Wings | $8.99–$9.49 | 390–560 | Small boneless wings with a side and a drink |
| Kids Bone-In Wings | $9.49–$9.99 | 400–600 | Small bone-in wings with a side and a drink |
| Kids Chicken Dippers | $9.49–$9.99 | 430–500 | Breaded chicken strips with a side and a drink |
| Kids Cheeseburger | $9.49–$9.99 | 480 | Junior cheeseburger with a side and a drink |
| Kids Mac and Cheese | $8.29–$8.99 | 450 | Mac and cheese with a side and a drink |
| Kids Grilled Cheese Sandwich | $8.99–$9.49 | 400–500 | Grilled cheese with a side and a drink |
| Kids Mini Corn Dogs | around $6.79 | 400–500 | Mini corn dogs with a side and a drink; older listing |
| Kids Fruit Cup (side) | Included | 60–80 | Fruit cup as the side choice with any kids meal |
| Kids Carrot Sticks (side) | Included | 30–50 | Carrot sticks as the side choice with any kids meal |
Pro Diner Tip: the kids boneless wings at $8.99 to $9.49 are the kids meal that makes the most sense here — the child gets the same wings the adults are eating, in a smaller count, with a side and a drink included. For a family, two adult wing orders plus two kids meals usually feeds four people for under fifty dollars before drinks, which is hard to beat at a sit-down restaurant.
Value analysis: kids meals run from $6.79 for mini corn dogs to $9.99 for wings, dippers, or a cheeseburger, and each one includes a side and a drink. The mac and cheese at $8.29 to $8.99 is the cheapest full kids meal, while the boneless wings are the best match for the restaurant itself. Against an adult 6-piece wing order at $9.99 to $13.49 with no side or drink, the kids meal is the cheaper plate for a small appetite.
Current Deals & Value Picks
Buffalo Wild Wings runs the strongest weekly deal calendar of any chain in this guide, and the whole value story is built around Tuesdays and Thursdays. Tuesdays bring a buy-one-get-one deal on traditional bone-in wings for Blazin’ Rewards members dining in, Thursdays bring a buy-one-get-one deal on boneless wings for takeout and delivery through the app, and the online bundles run every day. Joining Blazin’ Rewards is free, and most of the best prices on this page need it.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| BOGO Traditional Wings Tuesday | Buy 1, get 1 | Varies | Second traditional order free or half price for Blazin’ Rewards members, dine-in |
| BOGO Boneless Wings Thursday | Buy 1, get 1 | Varies | Second boneless order free, takeout and delivery through the app or site |
| 20 Boneless Wings and Large Fries | $17.99 | 2,900–3,200 | Online and app bundle with four dips; higher in some states |
| 20 Bone-In Wings and Fries | $19.99–$21.99 | 2,500–3,000 | Online and app bundle; the bone-in version of the $17.99 deal |
| Bone-In and Boneless Combo and Fries | around $20.99 | 2,500–3,000 | Mixed wing combo with fries; app and online orders |
| Pick Six Meal for Two | $19.99 | Varies | Two entrees, two sides, and two fountain drinks; dine-in or takeout |
| Happy Hour | $3.00–$6.00 | Varies | Food, beer, and cocktails from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM at many locations |
| Blazin’ Rewards | Free to join | — | Points on every order toward free food; birthday and member offers |
| 10 Free Boneless Wings (new app users) | Free with $15+ | Varies | First-time app offer with a $15 or larger purchase; code and terms vary |
Pro Diner Tip: the single best move at Buffalo Wild Wings is to plan the visit around the weekday. A Thursday boneless buy-one-get-one turns two 10-piece orders into twenty wings for the price of ten, and the $17.99 bundle of twenty boneless wings with large fries and four dips is the best everyday price for two people. If neither fits, the Pick Six at $19.99 feeds two with entrees, sides, and drinks for about ten dollars a person.
Value analysis: stacked up, these offers make Buffalo Wild Wings one of the cheapest sit-down meals in this guide for a pair of diners. A Tuesday or Thursday visit can cut the wing bill in half, the $17.99 and $19.99 bundles set a firm ceiling on what two people should pay, and Blazin’ Rewards adds points on top of all of it. The only catch is participation: franchise locations can opt out of national promotions, so checking the app before you order is the one step that keeps a deal from turning into a disappointment. The official source for menus, ordering, and current offers is Buffalo Wild Wings’ official site.
FAQs
How much are wings at Buffalo Wild Wings?
Six traditional wings typically run $9.99 to $13.49 and ten run $15.49 to $19.49, while six boneless wings run $8.49 to $12.49 and ten run $13.49 to $17.49. Boneless wings are cheaper at every count, and the weekly buy-one-get-one deals on Tuesdays and Thursdays can cut those figures in half for Blazin’ Rewards members.
What is the difference between traditional and boneless wings?
Traditional wings are bone-in flats and drums, fried without breading and tossed in your sauce, while boneless wings are breaded pieces of chicken breast. Traditional wings carry more protein per piece and no breading, boneless wings are easier to eat one-handed and soak up more sauce, and boneless wings cost less at every count on the menu.
Does Buffalo Wild Wings have a buy-one-get-one wing deal?
Yes. On Tuesdays, Blazin’ Rewards members get a buy-one-get-one deal on traditional bone-in wings when dining in, and on Thursdays, boneless wings are buy-one-get-one-free for takeout and delivery through the app or website. Both offers run at participating locations, and the exact terms — free second order or half price — vary, so the app is the final word.
What is the cheapest meal at Buffalo Wild Wings?
The cheapest full meal is usually a 6-piece boneless wing order at $8.49 to $12.49, or a Classic Chicken Sandwich at $12.00 to $12.99 with fries included. For two people, the $17.99 bundle of twenty boneless wings with large fries is the cheapest per-person meal, and the Pick Six at $19.99 feeds two with entrees, sides, and drinks.
How many sauces does Buffalo Wild Wings have?
Buffalo Wild Wings offers more than two dozen sauces and dry rubs, from Sweet BBQ and Mild up through Medium, Hot, Mango Habanero, Asian Zing, and Garlic Parmesan to the hottest option, Blazin’ Carolina Reaper. Sauces add roughly 20 to 190 calories per six wings, and every wing order lets you split flavours across the count you choose.
Is Buffalo Wild Wings good for kids?
Yes. Kids meals for children twelve and under run $6.79 to $9.99 and include a main, a side, and a drink, with choices like boneless wings, chicken dippers, a cheeseburger, mac and cheese, and grilled cheese. The dining room is a sports bar, so it is loudest on game nights, and families usually do best with an early lunch or a weekday dinner visit.
Every figure on this page is a typical range rather than a fixed promise, because franchise restaurants set their own prices, delivery apps add a markup, and the menu changes with the season and the location. Deals like the Tuesday and Thursday wing offers can also vary by restaurant or end without notice, so the Blazin’ Rewards app and your local menu are the final check before you order. Updated: November 2026.