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Any of you ever eat there?
Some people abbreviate the name by saying "BW2" or "BW3". Which do you use?
When I was in Rochester and they set up that place near RIT (in 2000), everyone was calling it BW3. I didn't understand, but went along with it.
When I came back to Texas, I noticed they had started expanding throughout Texas as well. However, my friends in Texas called it BW2.
After doing some research, I found out why different people called it differently.
Buffalo Wild Wings was originally called Buffalo Wild Wings & Weck. Yep, they served wings plus served burgers and pulled pork on weck buns. (It's a specific kind of bread/bun.) They removed weck-related foods from their menu and "Weck" no longer had a purpose in the restaurant title. So, they named it Buffalo Wild Wings.
Since Rochester is close to Ohio (where Buffalo Wild Wings & Weck was founded), a lot of people in the area are used to saying BW3.
Some people abbreviate the name by saying "BW2" or "BW3". Which do you use?
When I was in Rochester and they set up that place near RIT (in 2000), everyone was calling it BW3. I didn't understand, but went along with it.
When I came back to Texas, I noticed they had started expanding throughout Texas as well. However, my friends in Texas called it BW2.
After doing some research, I found out why different people called it differently.
Buffalo Wild Wings was originally called Buffalo Wild Wings & Weck. Yep, they served wings plus served burgers and pulled pork on weck buns. (It's a specific kind of bread/bun.) They removed weck-related foods from their menu and "Weck" no longer had a purpose in the restaurant title. So, they named it Buffalo Wild Wings.
Since Rochester is close to Ohio (where Buffalo Wild Wings & Weck was founded), a lot of people in the area are used to saying BW3.