Wings and Rings

<a href="http://ownabuffalo.com/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=home-is-where-the-heart-is-for-buffalo-wings-rings-with-oakley-station-opening-in-cincinnati-2705146" target="_blank" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">2017 was another big year for Buffalo Wings &amp; Rings</a>, with seven openings to date and another seven planned for 2018. To add to that steady and strategic growth, the brand closed out the year with a bang by opening a new corporate-owned restaurant right in its own backyard.

The restaurant opened at 4615 Factory Colony Lane in Oakley Station on December 20, 2017 and has Buffalo Wings &amp; Rings executives excited about the prospect of forging an even closer relationship with their home market fans.

Said President and CEO Nader Masadeh, &ldquo;We are happy to celebrate our latest restaurant opening in our headquarters of Cincinnati and share that celebration with our home community as we cap off another successful year for the company.&rdquo;

The opening of the Oakley Station restaurant represents another step in the <a href="https://buffalowingsandrings.1851franchise.com/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=home-is-where-the-heart-is-for-buffalo-wings-rings-with-oakley-station-opening-in-cincinnati-2705146" target="_blank" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Buffalo Wings &amp; Rings corporate team&rsquo;s strategy to solidify a powerful cluster of corporate restaurants in Cincinnati</a>. Since new ownership bought the brand more than a dozen years ago, they have made corporate investment a top priority to move the brand forward. Corporate-operated restaurants consistently rank in the system-wide top ten and provide the leadership team with valuable insight and benefits to pass on new and existing franchisees. Additionally, the leadership team can point to their own success in the Cincinnati area when guiding multi-unit franchisees through how to saturate and manage a full market.

&ldquo;Franchising is about investing in growth and that is what we are doing with our continued openings of corporate-owned locations here in Cincinnati,&rdquo; said Philip Schram, Chief Development Officer for BW&amp;R. &ldquo;Having skin in the game helps us to provide the leadership and continue to hone our best practices to better serve our franchisees and give them the support to maximize their openings, operations, marketing and much more. It also helps us develop a strong roster of Buffalo Wings &amp; Rings team members who can further our mission and goals in restaurants throughout the system.&rdquo;

Greyson Kohrs has been with the Buffalo Wings &amp; Rings brand for two years, and as the new General Manager in charge of the Oakley Station location, he sees the opening as a way to strengthen the company&rsquo;s already strong bond to the Cincinnati community.

Said Kohrs, &ldquo;With our opening in Oakley, we hope to further expand our presence in our home market of Cincinnati as well as facilitate a strong relationship with the local communities.&rdquo;

And though the grand opening on the 20th was an epic event, Buffalo Wings &amp; Rings did not limit the festivities to a single day. In fact, to celebrate the 1984 founding of the brand in Cincinnati, grand opening events were planned to take place for a full two weeks, including a giveaway of free Buffalo Wings &amp; Rings food for a year to the first 84 guests in line on Saturday, December 23.

&ldquo;To show our appreciation of the support we&rsquo;ve enjoyed since we were founded here in Cincinnati back in 1984, we&rsquo;re throwing a party and inviting everyone in the area to come and experience and enjoy what Buffalo Wings &amp; Rings has to offer,&rdquo; said Masadeh.

While Buffalo Wings &amp; Rings is closing out the year with the Cincinnati opening, brand executives continue to set their sights on expanding out with the right franchisee partners in the coming year, including a focus on expanding out from Ohio into nearby markets including Kentucky, Indiana, and Michigan.

However, the big Oakley Station opening is another reminder that no matter how big you get or to what far corners of the globe you expand, you really can always go home again.

Home is Where the Heart is for Buffalo Wings & Rings with Oakley Station Opening in Cincinnati

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CINCINNATI, Ohio —&nbsp;With the Big Game right around the corner,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wingsandrings.com/">Wings and Rings</a>, the club-level sports restaurant and bar franchise with 85 locations worldwide, is giving guests even more reasons to gather with the return of Sam Adams beer cheese as part of its Crafted Classics menu. Guests who have downloaded the Wings and Rings app can score five free wings through the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wingsandrings.com/super-offer">Big Game giveaway</a> when the Big Game kicks off (February 8), redeemable in-restaurant from February 9–13, a winning play without ever leaving the couch.Available January 28 through April 26, 2026, the Crafted Classics menu delivers generous portions and craveable, comfort-forward flavors made for watching the Big Game, sharing with friends or enjoying a relaxed family meal.A longtime guest favorite, Sam Adams beer cheese is back across the Crafted Classics menu, bringing bold, familiar flavor to the dishes guests already love. The lineup leans into familiar favorites that pair easily with wings, burgers and cold drinks, just in time for football’s biggest moments. Pricing stays in line with Wings and Rings’ everyday offerings, with portion options that make it easy to order for groups or individuals.“Sam Adams beer cheese is comfort food with personality,” said&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-admire-cec-195b2066/">Dan Admire</a>, Corporate Executive Chef and culinary innovator for Wings and Rings. “It’s bold, shareable and made for moments when the table’s full, the game’s on and everyone wants something they’ll keep coming back for.”The Crafted Classics menu includes:<ul><li>Sam’s Beer Cheese Loaded Fries or Chips: Fries or Saratoga chips topped with house-made Sam Adams beer cheese, bacon, scallions and bleu cheese crumbles.</li><li>Beer Cheese Chicken Sandwich: A crispy, beer-battered chicken breast with smoked bacon, Sam Adams beer cheese, caramelized onions, lettuce and tomato on a brioche bun, served with a choice of side.</li><li>Beer Cheese Jumbo Tenders: Beer-battered chicken tenders served with beer cheese dipping sauce and fries, available in three and four-piece options.</li></ul>From the bar, guests can enjoy drinks that pair perfectly with game-day food, including Sam Adams Boston Lager, along with the Sunday Sunrise Sangria and Red Berry Sangria.With craveable flavors, shareable portions, and the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wingsandrings.com/super-offer">Big Game giveaway</a>, Wings and Rings makes it easy for fans to celebrate every touchdown, cheer with friends, and enjoy the ultimate game-day experience.To find a Wings and Rings near you, visit:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wingsandrings.com">https://www.wingsandrings.com</a>.ABOUT WINGS AND RINGSEstablished in 1984 in Cincinnati, Ohio, Wings and Rings is THE club-level sports restaurant and bar with Craveworthy Wings and Rings, My Place Service and a Club-Level Ambiance, all to encourage social connections. Whether it’s enjoying a bit of banter, catching up over the game, finding new craft beer favorites, or celebrating a big win, Wings and Rings is the place where everyone can kick back, enjoy life, and champion everyday moments. With 85 units across the globe, Wings and Rings is changing the sports restaurant category, making elevated food and beverage experiences accessible to all fans. For more information, please visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.wingsandrings.com">www.WingsandRings.com</a> and&nbsp;<a href="http://www.ownwingsandrings.com">www.OwnWingsandRings.com</a>.&nbsp;

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