Editor's Review
The job it does:
Buffalo Wild Wings put its whole menu behind a location picker: choose a restaurant, assemble wings with a sauce or dry rub selected per portion, then decide between collecting in person, waiting kerbside, or having a driver bring it over. Sports fixtures and match coverage share the interface with the food, which suits the chain's sports-bar identity but adds clutter for anyone who only wants dinner.
Blazin' Rewards:
Most regulars keep the software installed for the rewards tier rather than the ordering. Qualifying spend earns points whether the transaction happens in the app or is scanned by a server at the table, and those points redeem against real menu items instead of vague money-off vouchers. The trade is that the best offers stay behind an account, so occasional visitors gain little.
At 4.68 stars across 5M+ installs, sentiment tracks the usual pattern for restaurant software: praise when a mobile order is waiting on time, frustration when a promotion refuses to attach or a location's stock does not match what the menu advertises.
Features
Full menu ordering with per-portion sauce and dry rub selection
Pickup, kerbside and delivery fulfilment from a chosen restaurant
Blazin' Rewards points earned in-app or scanned at the table
Points redeemed against menu items rather than discount vouchers
Sports fixtures and match coverage inside the same interface
Saved payment details and reorder shortcuts for regulars
Pros
Rewards points convert into food, not vague money-off
Table scanning means dine-in visits still earn
Cons
Sports content clutters the ordering path
Best offers require an account, so rare visitors gain little
Promotions sometimes fail to attach at checkout
