Buffalo Wild Wings Employer Reviews

B Dubs was a great place to work. I started as a hostess/cashier. Within a month I was a server. It was fast paced and I made great money. Shortly after i became a server i was given the bartender position. It was better money even more fast paced and a lot of fun. I was resposible for my customers and filling the drink orders for the entire restaraunt. – more... There are always games and UFC fights ordered for the customers and we fill up fast. – less

The idea behind BWW is EXACTLY what I was so excited to be a part of when I was invited to join their team, I love sports, my staff respected me and gave me feedback in order for us to grow together, however being a part of a franchise rather than direct corporate is where things go downhill. I feel as though with this direct franchise the caring, fun, – more... friendly environment was lost and all any one saw was $$. I am mindful of the importance of being profitable, but employees are the backbone of profit and taking care of them was NOT on other managers agenda. Under excellent upper level management it would be an AWESOME company to work for, but selfishness gets a large company no where when turnover becomes outrageous (from hourly employees to management.) I work 65-75 hours a week, no benefits, no bonus, no appreciation. I work hard, but I do not enjoy doing so when the results I have brought seem to bring no benefits. – less

Enjoyed serving sports fanatics. Everyone there is very nice.

greeding customers. working with the servers helping put orders in the p.o.s

Tv's, Music, great staff, just fun and energetic. the pay isnt that great but hours could help make up for it, its fast paced for the most part so it wouldn't be that big of a deal to stick around anyway. If you are a sports fan then a day a work would keep you kind of updated. If you are looking to be a server the customers come in pretty happy most – more... of the time and tip pretty good. the only real negative side to working at bww would have to be servers sometimes bring their lives to work, but what servers don't – less

Because I helped open the store I got to choose my own hours, unfortunately due to the slow months I am going to have to relocate, but I enjoyed working with the people there and loved the relationships I have built with the regulars that would sit at my bar, we will be in touch even when I am no longer employed for Buffalo Wild Wings.

enjoyed the environment due to the location and the features the business presented but eventually my school and work schedule conflicted.

B-dubs is a great place to work but the money isn't consistent. It's very hit and miss some days but the regulars are there and they pay you well. The managers are great and very understanding but the other employees are shady characters.

This sports bar was the most fun I have ever had a job. The people were rowdy and the biggest sports fanatics. The management here had to be bold and hold the utmost professionalism because customer service was the most difficult task.

The Burbank, Ca location is the busiest restaurant in the Buffalo Wild Wings company. It makes for a fast paced high volume restaurant to work for where teamwork is one of the keys to success. There is great potential with this company.

I LOVED working a Buffalo Wild Wings! I love the atmosphere. I usually say i love a job but I do mean it about this place. For over a year that was where i spent 5 days a week and that is where i met most of my friends. I learned what it takes to be a good server and a sales associate. My co-workers made the biggest impression on me. The hardest part – more... of the job was working for the UFC fights. The most enjoyable part was working with my friends. – less

Buffalo Wild Wings has been a normal part-time serving job as I am in between full time jobs. Some days are great, some days not so great. The management there has been very good, very fair and understanding. The hardest part of the job is just dealing with difficult customers, but since I've been working in customer service for a very long time I've – more... learned how to deal with them. – less

Awsome place to work. Just wish the pay was better.

Day consists of lots of hot sweaty cooking.

Kitchen staff gets to eat free while at work.

Co-workers were fun.

Hardest part of the job was a rush... Lunch specials or UFC nights.

A typical day at work usually consists of checking on the orders at the dinning room tables, busing the tables making sure everything is tidy for the next customer or the customer already there. I learned multi-tasking skills, conversational skills, and also time management skills. My co-workers in my area were friendly and made sure we looked out for – more... each other. The hardest part of the job was trying to find something to do. I am the type of person that is always moving, and would like to have a set step by step process that I follow. Finding things to do, that others might already have one or are doing is frustrating and ends up making you seem as if you are just standing around. The most enjoyable part of the job was learning the new skills I did not learn at Subway. I love new environments, and learning new techniques to solve a problem or new techniques other work use on their job. – less

I would seat people and do to-go orders, I learned a lot, like how to deal with difficult people and questions, how to work a register. My co-workers were really great and made me feel like I fit in really well. The hardest part of the job was running food and drinks and trying to seat people and do to-go orders all at the same time on a busy day. The – more... best part of the job was working with people, I love people, I love smiling and asking them how there day is going and helping them in anyway I can. – less

The most enjoyable part of my job is dealing with the public and meeting all different types of people. The hardest part of my job, for the most part, are the people I work with. They don't take direction well, and although they try to help everyone, sometimes they disappear when I, or someone else, need help. Management is always there to help when – more... you need it though. – less

12 hour days, no break. Stressful, Get off at 2 AM just to return at 10 the next day and work till whenever someone feels like letting you go home.

Management is good and the company is a fun place to work. The people are great.

BWWs is a great place to go when you wanna watch the game! the management is slowly but surly getting better. food is great with a lot of options. the hardest part of the job is finding something to do when we are super slow.

Every day is different, but that is expected with the restaurant industry. Buffalo Wild Wings is a high energy work place that keeps you on your toes when busy, and you cannot be afraid to speak loudly since the music is usually blaring. I learned how to deal with various personalities in sometimes strenuous situations, multitasking is a necessary skill, – more... keeping mental track of the needs of numerous people, and gaining product knowledge quickly due to an ever changing menu. It is vital to be a team player and everyone relies on each other to get through every shift, which is something I learned much about. The hardest part of the job is when I feel like I cannot catch up with everything that my tables need from me. What I enjoy the most is working with a flexible scheduling system however I would not mind having a more structured schedule. – less