Buffalo Wild Wings Menu Prices 2026 — Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1982, Columbus, Ohio
- Locations
- 1,200+ US sports bars
- Parent
- Inspire Brands
- Sauces & Rubs
- 26
- Signature
- Traditional & boneless wings
- Cheapest Wing Order
- 6 boneless, $9.49
- 10 Traditional Wings
- $16.99 · 720 cal
- Tuesday Deal
- 2nd traditional 50% off
- Thursday Deal
- 2nd boneless free
- Hours
- 11:00 AM–midnight (varies)
- Blazin' Rewards
- 10 pts per $1
- Cauliflower Wings
- 6 ct, 520 cal
The complete Buffalo Wild Wings menu with typical US prices and calories — every traditional and boneless wing count, all 26 sauces and dry rubs, burgers, tenders, salads, sides, bundles and party trays, checked November 2026.
Buffalo Wild Wings publishes no national price list, so the prices below are typical dine-in figures from menu boards and pricing trackers checked in November 2026 (primary: usafoodmenu.com, November 2026; cross-checks: catercow, fullmenuprices October 2026, storeholidayhours October 2026). Franchise locations set their own prices, and delivery apps usually cost more. Where the trackers disagree, both figures are shown in the notes instead of picking one number and hiding the other. Calories are from the chain’s own Nutrition Guide (effective August 18 – November 17, 2026) unless noted.
Three companion guides go deeper: the Buffalo Wild Wings secret menu guide collects the fan builds regulars order by recipe — including the Blazin’ Stack and the Game-Day Tower — the Buffalo Wild Wings nutrition guide breaks down every item with protein and sodium from the official guide, and the Buffalo Wild Wings coupons guide explains Blazin’ Rewards, the Tuesday and Thursday wing deals, and the traps to skip.
Traditional & Boneless Wings
Every order comes with your choice of sauce or dry rub and a dip. Traditional wings are bone-in; boneless wings are breaded pieces of chicken breast, not wings — which is why they cost less per piece. One genuine conflict: a second November 2026 tracker lists 10 traditional wings at $19.49 and 10 boneless at $17.49, against $16.99 and $13.99 in our primary check — expect $16.99–$19.49 and $13.99–$17.49 depending on market. Ask for all flats or all drums for about $1.50 more, and you can pick up to two sauces on 10 or more wings.
| Wings | Traditional | Boneless | Calories (traditional, plain) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 wings | $11.49 | $9.49 | 430 |
| 10 wings | $16.99 | $13.99 | 720 |
| 15 wings | $23.99 | $19.49 | 1,080 |
| 20 wings | $30.99 | $24.99 | 1,440 |
| 30 wings | $44.99 | $35.99 | 2,160 |
| 50 wings | $71.99 | $57.99 | 3,600 |
| Cauliflower wings (6) | Varies | — | 520 |
Sauces & Dry Rubs
Twenty-six sauces and seasonings, grouped by heat. Asian Zing, Honey BBQ and the Lemon Pepper dry rub are the most ordered. Blazin’ Carolina Reaper is the hottest sauce on the board and the one used in the Blazin’ Challenge. Dry rubs carry far fewer calories than the creamy and sweet sauces — a 2 fl oz cup of Original Buffalo adds about 170 calories per 6-wing order (the guide’s math) and about 1,480 mg of sodium, while Thai Curry runs 290 calories per 2 fl oz.
| Sauce / Rub | Heat | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sweet BBQ | Mild | Most ordered |
| Teriyaki | Mild | — |
| Honey BBQ | Mild | Most ordered |
| Lemon Pepper | Mild | Dry rub, most ordered |
| Parmesan Garlic | Mild | — |
| Bourbon Honey Mustard | Mild | — |
| Mild | Mild | — |
| Medium | Medium | — |
| Asian Zing | Medium | Most ordered |
| Honey Garlic | Medium | — |
| Mango Habanero | Medium | Sweet heat |
| Caribbean Jerk | Medium | — |
| Salt & Vinegar | Medium | Dry rub |
| Hot | Hot | — |
| Thai Curry | Hot | 290 cal per 2 fl oz |
| Hot BBQ | Hot | — |
| Nashville Hot | Hot | — |
| Desert Heat | Hot | Dry rub |
| Wild | Very hot | — |
| Blazin’ Carolina Reaper | Very hot | Hottest; Blazin’ Challenge |
| Blazin’ Knockout | Very hot | — |
Appetizers & Shareables
Built for the table, and priced like it — the Ultimate Sampler at $19.99 and 3,020 calories is a meal for two on its own. The Bone Daddy Nachos at $15.99 and 2,240 calories are the other heavyweight. If you want the lightest start, Chips and Salsa at $5.49 is the cheapest item on this board.
| Appetizer | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Chips and Salsa | $5.49 | 780 |
| Mozzarella Sticks | $9.99 | 830 |
| Fried Pickles | $9.49 | 760 |
| Everything Pretzel Knots | $10.49 | 1,040 |
| Cheddar Cheese Curds | $10.49 | 1,010 |
| Bone Daddy Nachos | $15.99 | 2,240 |
| Ultimate Sampler | $19.99 | 3,020 |
Burgers & Sandwiches
Burgers and sandwiches come with fries; swap for a side salad, tots or onion rings for a small upcharge. The All-American Cheeseburger at $13.99 is the value pick — compare it with the Five Guys menu, where a cheeseburger alone runs $14.63–$15.59, or the Culver’s menu, where the Original ButterBurger is $6.39 but comes without fries. The Southern Smoke Burger at $15.99 and 1,260 calories is the heaviest sandwich on the board.
| Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| All-American Cheeseburger | $13.99 | 1,010 |
| Bacon Smashed Cheeseburger | $15.49 | 1,180 |
| Southern Smoke Burger | $15.99 | 1,260 |
| Buffalo Ranch Chicken Sandwich | $13.99 | 1,090 |
| Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich | $13.99 | 1,120 |
| Grilled Chicken Sandwich | $12.99 | 860 |
| Street Tacos (3) | $12.99 | 620–790 |
Tenders & Dippers
Hand-breaded tenders are whole-muscle chicken; naked tenders are the same cut without breading and are the gluten-free option. One conflict to state plainly: one tracker lists 3 hand-breaded tenders at $16.49, against $9.99–$12.99 elsewhere — the higher figure appears to be the tenders-and-fries meal, not the tenders alone. The dippers are the calorie extreme: 10 Original Chicken Dippers run 1,910 calories, and 15 run 2,870 — the biggest single-item hit on the whole menu.
| Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| 3 Hand-Breaded Tenders | $9.99–$12.99 | 490 |
| 5 Hand-Breaded Tenders | $12.99–$15.99 | 820 |
| 3 Naked Tenders | $9.99–$12.99 | 580 with fries |
| 10 Original Chicken Dippers | Varies | 1,910 |
Salads & Wraps
The lightest corner of the menu, relatively speaking — the Garden Side Salad is 90 calories, the only item under 100 on the board. The Chicken Wrap at $12.49 and 1,020 calories is heavier than the Grilled Chicken Sandwich, so do not order it as the light option. Compare the salad board with the Chick-fil-A menu if you want a lighter chicken-salad comparison.
| Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Caesar Salad | $12.99 | 760 |
| Buffalo Chicken Salad | $13.49 | 910 |
| Chicken Wrap | $12.49 | 1,020 |
| Garden Side Salad | $4.79–$7.99 | 90 |
Sides
Fries are the side whose price varies most by location — two October 2026 trackers disagree by $3.30 on a regular order, $3.99 against $7.29, so the table shows the full range. Onion rings run $5.89–$9.49 for the same reason. One thing that does not vary: the fries are cooked in beef shortening, which matters if you eat vegetarian. The Chile-Lime Slaw at 210 calories is the lightest fried-food alternative on the board.
| Side | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| French Fries (regular) | $3.99–$7.29 | 420 |
| Potato Wedges | $3.99–$5.99 | 370 |
| Beer-Battered Onion Rings (regular) | $5.89–$9.49 | 810 |
| Cheddar Cheese Curds | $6.49–$10.49 | 790 |
| Tots | $4.49–$6.99 | 620 |
| Mac & Cheese | $6.49 | 590 |
| Chile-Lime Slaw | $3.99–$5.99 | 210 |
| Carrots & Celery | $3.49–$4.99 | 380 |
Bundles & Party
The best value for two is the 20 boneless wings + large fries + 4 dips bundle — $16.99–$17.99 depending on tracker, against $20.99–$21.99 for the 20 bone-in version. Pick Six is $19.99 for six items that feed two, though an older lunch listing puts it at $10.99–$12.99 — confirm in the app before you count on the lower figure. Party trays run 50, 100 and 150 wings; the 50 traditional tray is $61.99–$71.99 and the 50 boneless is $51.49–$57.99.
| Bundle | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| 20 Boneless Wings + Large Fries + 4 Dips | $16.99–$17.99 | 2,050 |
| 20 Bone-In Wings + Large Fries + 4 Dips | $20.99–$21.99 | 2,280 |
| Pick Six (6 items, feeds two) | $19.99 | Varies |
| 15 Boneless + 15 Traditional & Fries | $51.79 | Varies |
| 20 Boneless + 20 Traditional & Fries | $57.79 | Varies |
| Party Tray, 50 Traditional Wings | $61.99–$71.99 | 3,600 |
Kids Menu
Kids meals include a side and a drink, for children 12 and under. Every option is $5.99–$6.99, which makes the kids board one of the cheapest in the chain’s whole menu — the Kids Boneless Wings at $6.99 undercut the adult 6-count by $2.50–$5.50.
| Kids Meal | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Kids Boneless Wings | $6.99 | 390–560 |
| Kids Cheeseburger | $6.99 | 480 |
| Kids Mac and Cheese | $5.99 | 450 |
| Kids Chicken Tenders | $6.99 | 430 |
Desserts & Drinks
Two desserts, both heavy: the Triple Chocolate Chip Cookie Skillet at $4.99 and 990 calories is the cheapest dessert on the board and nearly a thousand calories on its own. Fountain drinks run $3.49; draft beer $5–$7 for 16 oz and house margaritas $6–$9, with prices following state rules.
| Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Triple Chocolate Chip Cookie Skillet | $4.99 | 990 |
| Chocolate Fudge Cake | $7.99 | 860 |
| Fountain Drink | $3.49 | 0–300 |
| Domestic Draft, 16 oz | $5–$7 | 150–200 |
| House Margarita | $6–$9 | 300 |
Allergen Information
Buffalo Wild Wings publishes a full allergen guide alongside its nutrition guide — ask for it in the restaurant or check the chain’s site before you order. The points that matter most: traditional bone-in wings are gluten-free (no breading), while boneless wings, tenders and dippers contain gluten; naked tenders are the gluten-free tender option. Fries are cooked in beef shortening. Sauces and dry rubs vary — Parmesan Garlic and the creamy sauces contain dairy, and several sauces contain soy. Cross-contact is a real risk in a shared fryer kitchen, so the guide, not this page, is the final word for an allergy.
Nutrition
The short version: 6 boneless wings run 360 calories and 29g of protein; 6 traditional wings run 430 calories and 53g of protein; a 10-count traditional order with sauce lands around 720–870 calories before fries and ranch. Dry rubs carry far fewer calories than the creamy and sweet sauces, and boneless wings run higher per piece than traditional wings tossed in a rub because they are breaded. The full breakdown — every wing count, tenders, dippers, burgers, sides and desserts with protein and sodium from the official guide — is in our Buffalo Wild Wings nutrition guide.
Hours
Most Buffalo Wild Wings open at 11:00 AM every day. Monday to Thursday they close around midnight (the kitchen may close earlier); Friday and Saturday they stay open until 1:00–2:00 AM with a late-night menu at some bars; Sunday they close 11:00 PM to midnight. Closing times depend on local alcohol laws, and many locations stay open late on game nights. Busiest by far on NFL Sundays — expect a wait.
Reviews
There is no national aggregate rating for Buffalo Wild Wings, and location ratings split sharply by platform: sampled Google listings run about 3.1–3.7 stars (Restaurant Guru 3.7 from 1,341 reviews; one aggregate listing 3.1 from 3,620 reviews), while sampled Yelp listings run about 2.2–3.4 stars (San Diego 3.4 from 205 reviews; Dublin, California 2.8 from 1,275; Las Vegas 2.5 from 764; Carlsbad, New Mexico 1.9 from 118). The praise is remarkably consistent in wording. A Yelp reviewer in Clarksville, Indiana wrote in April 2026: “Our wings were perfect. Absolutely perfect. Service was OK, and the restaurant was clean, but not well lighted. Overall the food was a good value and enjoyable.” C L. on Yelp in Enfield, Connecticut wrote: “Most of the time it’s five stars. However I have to give it four, due to inconsistency. Sometimes it’s just not as good as other times.” Another Enfield reviewer wrote: “Always a good place to go. Great food, great atmosphere tons of TVs to watch the game. 5 stars!” The complaints are consistent too: slow service and the price. One October 2026 Yelp review reads: “Terrible boneless wing bogo deal. Food took 30 min to arrive on a dead Thursday at 3pm. Came out room temp, not even warm. Breading like concrete, tiny bit of chicken inside.” The through-line: the wings and the sauces carry the experience; service and the bill are where it slips.
Buffalo Wild Wings Menu Facts
- Buffalo Wild Wings opened in 1982 near Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio, as Buffalo Wild Wings and Weck — a nod to the beef on weck sandwich from Buffalo, New York.
- It was founded by Jim Disbrow and Scott Lowery, who missed Buffalo-style wings after moving to Ohio.
- The name was shortened to BW3, then to B-Dubs, the nickname regulars still use.
- There are more than 1,200 Buffalo Wild Wings sports bars across the United States.
- Inspire Brands — the company behind Arby’s and Sonic — acquired the chain in 2018.
- The menu carries 26 sauces and seasonings, from Sweet BBQ to Blazin’ Carolina Reaper.
- Blazin’ Carolina Reaper is the hottest sauce on the board, and it is the sauce used in the Blazin’ Challenge.
- The Blazin’ Challenge is an in-house dare: six Blazin’ wings in six minutes, with a waiver to sign. Rules vary by location — ask your server.
- Traditional bone-in wings are gluten-free because they are not breaded; boneless wings are breaded chicken breast, not wings at all.
- Ask for all flats or all drums for about $1.50 more, and you can pick up to two sauces on orders of 10 wings or more.
- BWW Go is the chain’s takeout-and-delivery-only format, with its own smaller menu and slightly lower prices.
- Cauliflower wings are on the menu — 6 pieces run 520 calories.
- Tuesday and Thursday are the chain’s signature deal days: a second traditional order half off on Tuesday, a second boneless order free on Thursday.
- Blazin’ Rewards launched in 2016 and was renamed Buffalo Wild Wings Rewards by March 2025.
- The fries are cooked in beef shortening, which matters if you eat vegetarian.
- BWW is a sports bar first: wall-to-wall TVs, and the busiest nights of the year are NFL Sundays.
- The chain’s own nutrition guide runs to 18 pages and covers 367 menu items.
Buffalo Wild Wings Menu FAQs
How much are 10 wings at Buffalo Wild Wings?
About $16.99 for 10 traditional wings and $13.99 for 10 boneless wings in November 2026, before any deals — though a second tracker lists $19.49 and $17.49, so expect $16.99–$19.49 and $13.99–$17.49 depending on market.
What are the Tuesday and Thursday deals?
On Tuesday the second order of traditional wings is 50% off for Blazin’ Rewards members (dine-in); on Thursday the second order of boneless wings is free. Some sources report the Tuesday deal as buy-one-get-one-free for takeout and delivery via the app — check the app before you order, because the exact form varies by channel. See our Buffalo Wild Wings coupons guide for the full terms.
What is the hottest sauce at Buffalo Wild Wings?
Blazin’ Carolina Reaper, used in the Blazin’ Challenge. Wild and Blazin’ Knockout sit just below it.
Are boneless wings real wings?
No. They are breaded pieces of chicken breast tossed in sauce, which is why they cost less than bone-in wings.
Does Buffalo Wild Wings have all-you-can-eat wings?
It runs all-you-can-eat boneless wings and fries as a limited-time offer at some points of the year. It is not a permanent menu item — check your local menu for current dates.
What is Pick Six?
A bundle of six items of your choice — wings, sides and dips — that feeds two, listed at $19.99 in the November 2026 check. An older lunch listing puts it at $10.99–$12.99; confirm in the app.
When does Buffalo Wild Wings close?
Most locations open at 11:00 AM daily and close around midnight Monday to Thursday, 1:00–2:00 AM Friday and Saturday, and 11:00 PM to midnight on Sunday. Closing times depend on local alcohol laws.
Conclusion
Buffalo Wild Wings is the most expensive way to eat wings on this site — and the most flexible. Ten traditional wings at $16.99–$19.49 cost more than a full meal at the Wingstop menu or the KFC menu, but no other chain lets you pick from 26 sauces, split an order across two of them, and watch the game on forty screens while you eat. The smart order is a Tuesday or Thursday: the second order half off or free turns the most expensive wings into the cheapest. Order boneless if you want value, traditional if you want the real thing, and check the Buffalo Wild Wings coupons guide before you go — the deals are the difference between overpriced and worth it.
Prices are typical dine-in figures checked November 2026 and vary by location; calories are from the chain’s Nutrition Guide (effective August 18 – November 17, 2026). Confirm in the Blazin’ Rewards app before you order.
