“I came in late Saturday night, and Tony deserves every bit of recognition for the service he provided. Even working the night shift, he brought an energy and attitude that made me feel welcome and appreciated. Professional, friendly, and a pleasure to deal with—Tony set the standard for what great customer service should look like.
If I could give him more than five stars, I would. Management, please give this man his flowers! People like Tony are the reason customers come back. Thank you for making my night a great experience!“
“Ashley is very patient and did awesome serving our group, with 5 teenagers and parents. She made sure we were taken care of and gave all of them a chance to choose their sauce preference for the wings. She never rushed us, eventhough they were taking a while to decide. Kindness is a virtue, especially for Ashley! Thank you for helping us close out the night for the kiddos!🤗“
“BWW families in Alpharetta actually go to eat with large groups of people because they serve alcohol. Rick Ross’s wing stop can’t even make fries correctly
Expect to pay $1.50 per wing for the best wings in town if I recall correctly and that’s with the upcharge for all flats 20 wings Blazin’ (hot enough to need a Kleenex). Remember to ask for free mixed veggie sticks and extra blue cheese on the side since there is not enough (2 small cups for 20 wings, 1 small cup for ten wings) and you are already paying enough to be entitled to a few more since you are such a nice guy. Might be worthwhile to serve alcohol but the dining area is small and it would help if you could walk down the street with a pint like in Germany.
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“Shoutout to Amoni for the great service — checked on me just enough, never annoying about it, just on top of it.
Could tell the Asst GM, Terrance, actually cares since he was out on the floor the whole time consistently making sure tables were good.
Service was great starting with the hostesses.
Food was classic BWW — you know what you’re getting.“