Buffalo Wild Wings - Miracle Mile

Buffalo Wild Wings is the definition of "you know exactly what you're getting," and sometimes that's exactly what you need. Wings, beer, sports on every screen—it's the same whether you're in Vegas or Cleveland, and that consistency is either comforting or boring depending on your mood. The Miracle Mile location does happy hour Monday through Friday from 3-7pm with $3-5 drafts, which isn't going to blow your mind but also won't break the bank.

The Happy Hour Deal

Monday through Friday, 3-7pm—solid window for catching afternoon games or just killing time between activities. You're looking at $3-5 draft beers depending on what's on tap. The cheaper end is your standard domestics (Bud Light, Coors, etc.), while craft and premium drafts land closer to $5. It's not the most aggressive happy hour on the Strip, but it's reliable and the four-hour window gives you flexibility.

No food specials during happy hour here, which is a bummer. You're paying full price for wings, and BWW isn't cheap—especially on the Strip. But if you're here for the wings anyway, at least you're saving on beer.

What You're Actually Ordering

Come on, you know what you're ordering: wings. They've got like 20+ sauces ranging from boring (honey BBQ) to masochistic (Blazin'). The medium is a safe bet, mango habanero if you want sweet heat, wild if you're trying to prove something. Traditional wings are better than boneless—this is the hill I'll die on.

Beer selection is solid: lots of taps, rotating seasonals, mix of macro lagers and craft options. If you're a beer person, this is where BWW shines—they usually have something interesting on draft beyond the usual suspects.

The Vibe

It's a chain sports bar. You know the energy: TVs everywhere, sports memorabilia on the walls, loud when there's a big game, relatively chill otherwise. The Miracle Mile location is convenient if you're staying at Planet Hollywood or just wandering the shops, and it's big enough that you can usually find a seat even during peak hours.

Service is hit or miss depending on how busy they are and which server you get. It's never terrible, but it's never amazing either—classic chain restaurant energy.

Who It's For

This is for people who want familiar. You're not coming to BWW for an authentic Vegas experience—you're coming because you know exactly what the wings will taste like, you can watch your team's game, and you won't be surprised by anything on the menu. Tourists who are overwhelmed by options love it. Locals who just want wings and beer without thinking too hard love it.

It's also solid for groups since the menu is massive and there's something for everyone, even the person who refuses to eat wings and orders a burger like a psychopath.

Real Talk

BWW is fine. It's not exciting, it's not cheap (except for happy hour beers), and it's not going to be your favorite Vegas memory. But it's consistent, the wings are good, the beer selection is solid, and sometimes you just want to watch football and eat sauce-covered chicken without any drama. For that specific purpose, Buffalo Wild Wings gets the job done Monday through Friday from 3-7pm with cheaper beer to sweeten the deal.