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An Illinois customer sued Buffalo Wild Wings claiming the 'boneless wings' name misleads because the meat is chicken breast, not deboned wings; a judge dismissed the claims, saying the term is a common menu name rather than a literal promise, with a March 20 deadline to amend if new facts are addable. Online reaction largely disputed the ruling, while Buffalo Wild Wings publicly reaffirmed the term.
An Illinois federal judge ruled in Buffalo Wild Wings’ favor in a false-advertising case over ‘boneless wings,’ concluding that a reasonable consumer wouldn’t view the product as truly deboned wing meat; the suit was dismissed for lack of factual detail and the ruling applies only in that district, leaving room for potential appeals or broader action elsewhere.
A federal judge in Illinois dismissed a consumer lawsuit claiming Buffalo Wild Wings’ “boneless wings” labeling misled customers. The judge ruled the term is a common, fanciful name and that a reasonable consumer wouldn’t expect bone-in, wing meat, allowing the plaintiff to amend the complaint by March 20 if desired.
A federal judge in Illinois ruled Buffalo Wild Wings may label its product as 'boneless wings,' finding the term is common and not inherently deceptive; the Illinois Consumer Fraud Act claim was dismissed for lack of evidence, though the plaintiff can amend by March 20 to add facts that might show deception.
An employee at a Buffalo Wild Wings in Monterey Park, Los Angeles, was diagnosed with hepatitis A, potentially exposing patrons to the virus. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health advises anyone who dined there between November 13 and 22 to get vaccinated within 14 days to reduce infection risk. Vaccination is unnecessary for those already vaccinated or previously infected. The department is ensuring other employees at the location are vaccinated if needed. Hepatitis A is a highly contagious liver disease with symptoms like jaundice, nausea, and fatigue.
Buffalo Wild Wings has introduced a $19.99 all-you-can-eat boneless wings and fries deal, sparking concerns on social media that it could face financial troubles similar to Red Lobster, which suffered after its all-you-can-eat shrimp deal. The promotion is limited to Mondays and Wednesdays for dine-in only, with restrictions to prevent abuse, but skepticism remains high.
Buffalo Wild Wings is offering an all-you-can-eat boneless wings and fries deal for $19.99 on Mondays and Wednesdays at participating locations for a limited time, with a humorous nod to Red Lobster's recent bankruptcy after a similar promotion.
Buffalo Wild Wings has closed its downtown Portland location in a city-owned garage due to safety concerns and unpaid rent, according to the franchise owner. The city claims the sports bar owed $106,000 in rent and had not paid since August. The building had become a "haven for crime and drug use," leading to a significant drop in sales. City officials have been working to address safety issues in downtown Portland's SmartPark garages, including increased security patrols.
The Buffalo Wild Wings in downtown Portland closed after the city terminated its lease due to unpaid rent following the closure of a parking garage above the business. The franchise owner claimed the closure of the garage, due to increased crime and lack of use, violated their lease agreement, but the city contended that the garage was not included in the lease. The business had missed $118,349 in rent payments since August, and the city terminated the lease, expressing hope to find a new tenant for the space.
Buffalo Wild Wings is offering six free boneless or traditional wings to customers nationwide on Feb. 26 from 2 to 5 p.m. local time, in celebration of the Super Bowl going into overtime. The offer is valid for both dine-in and carry-out orders.
Buffalo Wild Wings is honoring its promise to give away six free wings on Monday, Feb. 26 following the 2024 Super Bowl's overtime. The offer is valid for dine-in and in-person takeout from 2 to 5 p.m. local time, limited to one free order per customer with no purchase necessary.
Buffalo Wild Wings is offering free wings today from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. local time for dine-in and in-person carryout orders, following through on a promise made before this year's Super Bowl. The offer is limited to six boneless or traditional wings in any of the restaurant's 26 sauces and seasonings, with no purchase necessary and a limit of one free order per customer.
Buffalo Wild Wings is offering six free boneless or traditional wings on Monday from 2-5 p.m. local time for dine-in and in-person takeout, with no purchase necessary, as a result of the Kansas City Chiefs' overtime win against the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII. This promotion was initially announced in 2019, and the offer is limited to one free order per customer.
Buffalo Wild Wings is honoring its promise to offer free wings to everyone in the U.S. after the 2024 Super Bowl went into overtime. On Monday, Feb. 26, people can redeem six free boneless or traditional wings at Buffalo Wild Wings from 2-5 p.m. local time, with no purchase necessary and limited to one free order per customer for dine-in and in-person takeout only. This promotion was first announced in 2019, and this year, the Kansas City Chiefs' victory in overtime against the San Francisco 49ers has made it a reality.
Buffalo Wild Wings is offering free wings on Monday as a result of the Super Bowl 58 overtime game between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers. Customers can visit their local store between 2-5 p.m. to redeem six free boneless or traditional wings in any sauce or seasoning, but the offer is only valid for dine-in or in-person carryout.