Buffalo Wild Wings Debuts First Drinks and Dessert Menu <b></b>

May 27, 2004

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Minneapolis-Buffalo Wild Wings introduced its first drinks and dessert menu to boost after-dinner sales.

The menu lists drinks under the categories of martinis, classic drinks, specialties and wine. The dessert portion includes the chain's recently launched offerings: New York cheesecake, chocolate fudge cake with ice cream, and deep-dish apple pie. In-store material is supporting the menu rollout. Training videos had been sent to each of the chain's 256 units to ensure consistency of preparation and service. -Nation's Restaurant News

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