I've been going to this specific Las Vegas BWW for 3 yrs... The daytime bartender, Brie, and the evening bartender, Annie, have been consistenly friendly, professional, and determined to make patrons feel both welcome and valued. And their repeat clientel have proven their success.



Both were suddenly fired. The two longest serving employees of this particular establishment. It is consistent with this franchise maintaining new, low-salary employees. This is a well-known subject, one which is commonly quoted when speaking of BWW.



In a city like Las Vegas, one would think that to have highly experienced, well-known employees (bartenders, in this case) is the ONLY way to compete with other establishments. It's obvious that BWW is seeking to save a few $$$ by firing experienced, long-time employees and hiring lesser quality, lesser-paid types.



Even as a Las Vegas resident, I've chosen this establishment as my "home" for fun. This will no longer be the case. I will avoid BWW due to their insanely poor management tactics, and, instead, go to places that were (already) better at customer service. More importantly, as a retired military member, I will never recommend any BWW in Las Vegas to active or ex military members.



They cut their own throats.



MJP.

(USAF retired)

Being from the south, I love good wings. This place was the worst! The wings were ok at best and the chili fries were yuk. Thank god they didn't screw up the coke. If you like bad food and snob for a host then this is your place - all other eat somewhere else.

The general manager here is a pervert and doesnt know the line between friendly and flirty! very unprofessional i used to go all the time until i met him now i willnot go back. the food is very good a little over priced but good