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What Are The Buffalo Wild Wings Menu Prices?

Updated on September 3, 2026 | Written by Alec Pow
This article was researched using 8 sources. See our methodology and corrections policy.

Buffalo Wild Wings prices currently start around $4.99 for smaller sides and desserts, while popular wing meals and bundles run about $16.99 to $21.99. Current examples include 10 bone-in wings with fries for $16.99, 20 boneless wings with fries for $17.99, and a limited-time 20 bone-in wings + large fries + 4 dips bundle for $21.99.

Exact Buffalo Wild Wings menu prices vary by restaurant. The chain explicitly notes that availability and pricing differ by location, so a wing order in California or New York may cost more than the same order elsewhere. Taxes, service fees, delivery fees, and alcohol are also additional.

The prices below were checked in September 2026 against Buffalo Wild Wings’ current national promotions and a live U.S. restaurant menu. They are better used as current budgeting examples than as a promise that every B-Dubs will charge the exact same amount.

Article Highlights

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  • Buffalo Wild Wings Menu Prices
  • Do the Wings Cost?
  • Best Value Bundles
  • Tuesday and Thursday Wing Deals
  • Happy Hour Prices
  • Why Your Total Can Be Higher
  • Buffalo Wild Wings Today
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  • 10 bone-in wings with fries currently cost about $16.99 (at $30 per hour, earning that amount would take about 34 minutes, before taxes) at one representative U.S. location.
  • 20 boneless wings with fries currently cost $17.99 as an online/app bundle.
  • A limited-time 20 bone-in wing bundle with large fries and four dips costs $21.99.
  • The Pick 6 Meal for Two starts at $19.99, or about $10 per person before tax and extras.
  • Tuesday’s current deal gives 50% off a second qualifying bone-in wing order.
  • Thursday’s current deal gives a second qualifying boneless wing order free.
  • Happy hour runs Monday through Friday from 3 PM to 6 PM at participating restaurants, with select food and drinks priced from $3 to $6.
  • Buffalo Wild Wings now has more than 1,400 restaurants across nine global markets.
Buffalo Wild Wings Menu Prices

Buffalo Wild Wings Menu Prices

Menu item or deal Current price Notes
10 Bone-In Wings + Fries $16.99 (about 34 minutes at $30 per hour) Representative U.S. location price
20 Boneless Wings + Fries $17.99 Current value bundle
20 Bone-In Wings + Large Fries + 4 Dips $21.99 Limited-time national promotion
Pick 6 Meal for Two From $19.99 2 entrees + 2 sides + 2 drinks
Throwback Ultimate Sampler $17.99 Representative location, limited-time menu
Buffalo Chips $4.99 Limited-time returning item
Triple Chocolate Chip Cookie Skillet $4.99 Representative location
Happy Hour Chips & Salsa $3 Mon.–Fri., participating locations
Happy Hour Tater Tots $3 Mon.–Fri., participating locations
Happy Hour Mozzarella Sticks $5 Mon.–Fri., participating locations
Happy Hour Everything Pretzel Knots $6 Mon.–Fri., participating locations

The representative restaurant prices above come from a current Buffalo Wild Wings location menu. That menu currently shows the 10-piece bone-in meal at $16.99, the 20-piece boneless meal at $17.99, Buffalo Chips at $4.99, and the Throwback Ultimate Sampler at $17.99.

Buffalo Wild Wings itself warns that prices and menu availability vary by location. That matters more here than on an ordinary packaged-food price guide because many BWW restaurants are franchised and regional operating costs differ.

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How Much Do the Wings Cost?

The easiest way to compare current wing prices is to ignore the old Snack, Small, Medium, and Large terminology. Buffalo Wild Wings now commonly sells and promotes wings by piece count.

One current national promotion offers 20 bone-in wings, large fries, and four dips for $21.99.

Dividing $21.99 (about 44 minutes at $30 per hour) by 20 wings gives an effective price of about $1.10 per bone-in wing before assigning any value to the fries and dips. Since the bundle includes those extras, the implied price of the wings themselves is actually lower.

The current boneless bundle is even cheaper on a simple per-piece calculation. $17.99 ÷ 20 = about $0.90 per boneless wing, again before crediting any value to the included fries.

Compare that with the current 10-piece bone-in meal at $16.99. Its simple total divided by 10 equals about $1.70 per wing, although fries are also included.

That does not mean the larger promotion will always exist. The $21.99 bone-in bundle is explicitly a limited-time offer, which is why a current menu-price guide should separate permanent menu structure from promotions.

Best Value Bundles

The current value menu creates more useful comparisons than the old article’s enormous list of individual sauces and sides.

Buffalo Wild Wings currently advertises a Pick 6 Meal for Two starting at $19.99. It includes two entrees, two sides, and two drinks from the eligible choices.

At the starting price, that works out to approximately:

  • $10 per person
  • $3.33 per selected food/drink component if the six selections are divided evenly

The 20-piece boneless bundle is another strong current value. For $17.99, it includes 20 boneless wings, large fries, and four dips when ordered through eligible Buffalo Wild Wings online/app channels.

The limited-time 20-piece bone-in bundle at $21.99 is particularly interesting beside the current 10-piece bone-in + fries example at $16.99. Buying two of those 10-piece meals would cost $33.98. The promotional 20-piece bundle is $11.99 cheaper, a difference of about 35%, although the exact sides and dips included are not identical.

There is also a current gift-card deal worth knowing about. Through September 20, 2026, Buffalo Wild Wings says customers who purchase $50 in eligible gift cards receive a $10 eBonus, while supplies last.

That bonus equals 20% of the $50 gift-card purchase, but it is not the same as a permanent $10 gift card. The eBonus has its own redemption period and restrictions, so check the terms before buying cards solely for the promotion.

Tuesday and Thursday Wing Deals

The weekly wing deals are one of the biggest reasons the day you visit can matter as much as the menu price.

According to the current Buffalo Wild Wings BOGO terms, participating restaurants offer:

  • Tuesday: buy one qualifying regularly priced bone-in wing order and get a second equal-or-lesser-value order 50% off.
  • Thursday: buy one qualifying boneless wing order and get a second equal-or-lesser-value order free.

These are subject to participation, size exclusions, service availability, taxes, fees, and other conditions. Third-party delivery can also be excluded from the promotion.

The math is easy to misunderstand.

If two equal bone-in orders normally cost $18 each, Tuesday does not reduce the entire $36 order by 50%. You pay $18 + $9 = $27, which is a combined saving of $9 or 25%.

On Thursday, two equal $15 boneless orders would normally cost $30. One becomes free, so the total falls to $15. That is a genuine 50% reduction across the two orders.

Happy Hour Prices

Buffalo Wild Wings’ current happy hour runs Monday through Friday from 3 PM to 6 PM at participating locations. It is not an every-day promotion as the old menu guide stated.

Current food examples include:

  • Chips & Salsa: $3
  • Tater Tots: $3
  • Mozzarella Sticks: $5
  • Everything Pretzel Knots: $6

Current advertised drink examples include a $4 Wild Herd Kölsch, $5 Bud Light, $6 Voodoo Ranger IPA, and a $6 Strawberry Margarita. Alcohol availability and pricing depend on participating location and local law.

Someone ordering chips and salsa, mozzarella sticks, and pretzel knots during happy hour would spend $14 before tax. The same type of shareable order outside a promotion can cost considerably more, making happy hour one of the easiest ways to lower a group check without relying on a coupon code.

Why Your Total Can Be Higher

Buffalo Wild Wings does not have one national checkout price for every restaurant. The posted $16.99 at one location should therefore be treated differently from a national promotion explicitly advertised at $17.99 or $21.99.

The main reasons the final check can increase include:

  • Higher regional restaurant prices
  • Taxes
  • Service fees
  • Delivery fees
  • Third-party delivery markups
  • Premium or extra sauces and dips
  • Side upgrades
  • Alcohol
  • Extra toppings or modifications

A national online bundle may also exclude certain states from the lowest advertised price. Buffalo Wild Wings has stated on recent bundle promotions that pricing can be higher in places such as Alaska, California, Hawaii, New York, Oregon, and Washington.

Before comparing Buffalo Wild Wings with another chain, use the actual restaurant where you plan to order. A nearby location’s online menu is much more useful than an old nationwide table built from prices that may be several menu generations behind.

Buffalo Wild Wings Today

Buffalo Wild Wings Menu Items

Buffalo Wild Wings began in 1982 after Jim Disbrow and Scott Lowery, who had moved from Buffalo, New York, to Ohio, wanted authentic Buffalo-style chicken wings and could not find what they were looking for locally.

The original concept was called Buffalo Wild Wings & Weck, a reference to the Buffalo-area beef-on-weck sandwich. The chain has since grown far beyond its original wing-bar format.

An August 2026 Inspire Brands update says Buffalo Wild Wings now operates more than 1,400 restaurants in nine global markets, including its growing Buffalo Wild Wings GO takeout and delivery format.

That same 2026 promotion brought back several early-2000s menu items for a limited time, including Buffalo Chips and Mini Corn Dogs. This explains why an item that disappeared from recent menus may suddenly reappear without becoming a permanent national menu item.

Flavor availability changes too. Inspire has recently described the chain as having 26 signature sauces and dry rubs, with additional limited-time flavors appearing throughout the year.

What We Verified

  • Checked: a current Buffalo Wild Wings location menu lists 10 bone-in wings with fries at $16.99 and 20 boneless wings with fries at $17.99.
  • Confirmed: the current national menu advertises a limited-time $21.99 bundle with 20 bone-in wings, large fries, and four dips.
  • Cross-referenced: current BOGO terms provide 50% off the second qualifying bone-in order Tuesday and a free second qualifying boneless order Thursday.
  • Verified: current happy hour is Monday through Friday, 3–6 PM, rather than every day.
  • Checked: Buffalo Wild Wings gift cards do not expire or lose value and can be redeemed at participating restaurants and select online locations.

Related Menu Prices

For a direct wing-chain comparison, see our guide to current Wingstop menu prices. Diners comparing sports-bar meals can also check Chili’s menu prices. For a very different convenience-food menu with sandwiches, snacks, and made-to-order items, compare current Sheetz menu prices.

Answers to Common Questions

How much are wings at Buffalo Wild Wings?

Current wing pricing varies by location. One representative restaurant lists 10 bone-in wings with fries at $16.99, while current promotional bundles include 20 boneless wings with fries for $17.99 and 20 bone-in wings with large fries and four dips for $21.99.

How much is Buffalo Wild Wings for two people?

The current Pick 6 Meal for Two starts at $19.99, or about $10 per person before taxes, fees, upgrades, and extras. Two separate wing entrees can easily move the bill above $30.

What is the Buffalo Wild Wings Tuesday deal?

The current Tuesday promotion gives 50% off a second qualifying bone-in wing order of equal or lesser value at participating restaurants, subject to offer terms.

What is the Buffalo Wild Wings Thursday deal?

Thursday currently offers buy one qualifying boneless wing order and get a second equal-or-lesser-value order free at participating locations. For two equal orders, that effectively cuts their combined menu price by 50%.

What time is Buffalo Wild Wings happy hour?

The current national happy-hour promotion runs Monday through Friday from 3 PM to 6 PM at participating locations, with selected food and drinks priced from $3 to $6.

Do Buffalo Wild Wings gift cards expire?

No. Buffalo Wild Wings currently states that its gift cards do not expire or lose value. They can be used at participating restaurants and at select online locations.

Are Buffalo Wild Wings prices the same everywhere?

No. Buffalo Wild Wings states that prices and availability vary by location. Use the chain’s online ordering system and select your restaurant to see the most relevant current price before ordering.

 

Disclosure: Educational content, not financial advice. Prices reflect public information as of the dates cited and can change. Confirm current rates, fees, taxes, and terms with official sources before purchasing. See our methodology and corrections policy.

by Alec Pow
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