March Madness is just around the corner, and Buffalo Wild Wings is already gearing up to enjoy this tournament with all its customers by launching a new limited-time menu. Here’s a look at the new items so you don’t miss out on trying them.
What’s the new menu at Buffalo Wild Wings?
Just in time for March Madness, Buffalo Wild Wings introduces two new sandwiches and two new sauces perfect for accompanying your wings:
- Beer Cheese Cheesesteak: Made with sirloin steak, beer cheese, B-Dubs American cheese, grilled onions, and scallions.
- Chicken Parm Melt: A crispy breaded chicken sandwich with mozzarella sticks, garlic parmesan sauce, pepper jack cheese, parmesan cheese, marinara sauce, and Italian seasoning.
- Buffalo Bleu: The classic Buffalo sauce mixed with blue cheese, cayenne pepper, and garlic.
- BBQ Ranch: A combination of ranch dressing and barbecue sauce.
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When will the new Buffalo Wild Wings menu be available?
The new menu items are already available! You can find them at all locations across the country for a limited time, while supplies last.
How much does the new Buffalo Wild Wings menu cost?
Prices vary by location, though each sandwich is priced around $15.49, while the new sauces are priced the same as the other sauces on the menu.
Buffalo Wild Wings Menu
Although the chain’s menu primarily focuses on burgers and wings, you can also find other dishes. Currently, the menu includes the following:
- Wings
- Sauces and seasonings
- Burgers
- Fries
- Shareable snacks
- Salads
- Kids’ menu
- Desserts
- Drinks
- Cocktails
- Beer
What is March Madness?
March Madness is a college basketball tournament organized by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). It was first implemented in 1939 thanks to the idea of several coaches, including Harold Olsen from Ohio State.
When is March Madness?
The 2025 March Madness tournament will begin on Sunday, March 16. 68 teams will compete in elimination rounds. Here’s the full schedule:
- Selection: Sunday, March 16, 6 p.m. (ET)
- First Four: March 18-19
- First Round: March 20-21
- Second Round: March 22-23
- Sweet 16: March 27-28
- Elite Eight: March 29-30
- Final Four: April 5 at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas
- NCAA Championship Game: April 7 at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas
How is March Madness played?
The tournament is organized in successive rounds and single-elimination matches. The bracket is divided into four regions: East, South, West, and Midwest. Each region crowns a champion, who advances to the Final Four after competing in games at predetermined neutral sites.
The tournament format begins with a First Four round, which awards the last four spots to complete the 68-team field. Then, the tournament continues for three weeks with five more rounds: First Round, Round of 32, Sweet 16, Elite 8, and finally, the Semifinals and Final Four.
The 68 teams are distributed as follows: 32 spots go to the champions of each of the 32 Division I conferences, automatically earning a place in the tournament. The remaining 36 spots are granted by invitation from the NCAA selection committee, which announces its decision during a televised event known as Selection Sunday. After the First Four, teams are placed into the final bracket, with 16 teams in each of the four regions. Rankings are assigned from 1 to 16 within each region, with the number one seed facing the 16th seed, the second seed against the 15th seed, and so on. This ensures that the top two teams in each region can only meet in the regional finals, with a ticket to the Final Four on the line.
The NCAA selection committee ranks the 68 teams from 1 to 68, which is used to form the bracket: the top four teams are spread across the four regions as the number one seeds, the next four are number two seeds, and so on.
What is the NCAA?
The NCAA, an organization run by its members, was founded in 1906 to regulate college sports rules and protect young athletes.
