Buffalo Wild Wings (NASDAQ:BWLD)

Have been in and out of this one for a few years. Rarely disappoints at reporting time. This one will get legs again as soon as the market stops with these panic sell-offs just to buy oil futures.

Best wings in the country. Consumer spending may be down, but everybody likes to go out and eat sometime, i like this one staying steady and moving up

good food, keep coming back for more.

Even though I own some of this stock, I don't see it climbing up for a year or so. Times are tough.

Wild and spicy garlic with a huge choice of draft beer... Love it

Institutions dropping off like flies. Restaurants are also not a hot sector at this time...

great product offering. I personally visit regularly and love their wings

It'll take at least this long to open up all of the stores that they are trying to.

Whatever is currently going on with the price of chicken needs to sort itself out.

Further menue diversification to come will help sales.

The overall state of the economy needs to improve again so that "Average Joe" can feel in the mood to enjoy such a setting rather than having to work extra shifts at the DMV/Construction Site/Precinct etc. instead of going out for beers with the fellas.

This is one of the best wing places i've ever been to. Not only is the food delicious the atomosphere is great too. Have a product that people love and it will sell.

The sky may be falling, but not this stock. It will continue to rise.

That place is always crowded----> lots of sales

Need to see how the recession story unfolds. But BWLD has had a stellar performance in the last few weeks.

checking a few food stocks

This is a great pick! I mean . . . come on. . .who doesn't love some chicken wings?!!!

I'm just following the yuppies, and to where they take the future yuppies.

Restaurant company with strong product that is popular in the areas

they open restraurants.

They provide good food with good service in newly developing areas of established towns.

The one near me is part of a shopping center anchored by a Target

and within a few miles of both a Marriot hotel and the Sears Center

auditorium where a variety of indoor sports and concerts are held.

The only reason I give it the 5 year frame instead of a shorter time frame is Ithat the company is a national company and I

don't know how the current economic situation will affect them in the short term.

Company will definitely expand to most major U.S. markets and be

profitable over longer time frame.

Growth

Ok let me tell you about this one from some who has worked in the industry. This food is cheap and the clients are trash. This means tips suck. The tips would suck at hooters to if the girls were not so crafty! This place is going to suffer from massive employee turnover. Did you know employee turnover is on of the highest costs restaurants deal with. Coupled with 4.50 gas this place is going to see its costs rise tenfold and its customers bail because they cant afford to fill up their 8cyl. chevys. (Chevy sux, Ford rules!)

They do make a mighty good wing! Personally I didn't care for them when they first started out, offering a product sub-par to other restaurants in the "Wing" business. Now it is a totally different story; great wings and other items listed on their menu that is quite tasty. I see big profits in the near future for this one