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It’s encouraging to see the industry stopping the cruel practice of caging chickens that lay eggs, and that Buffalo Wild Wings decided to commit to using cage-free eggs globally. Now I clearly realize that Buffalo Wild Wings was not sincere in its commitment cause the policy is no longer posted. This is unacceptable! InspireBrandsBetrayal.com

As someone who just stopped working for this company after more than a year and a half, I encourage customers to speak out about the decreased quality of the products sold in these restaurants. If you think this restaurant offers vegetarian options, you are kidding yourself. Enjoy the pretzel knots because it’s the only thing you can order other than a side salad to actually avoid animal products. If you feel like your servers are in a bad mood, it’s because they are because they are underpaid and treated terribly! If you are a vegetarian or from a culture that does not consume beef products, please note that everything at Buffalo Wild Wings is fried in beef fat. Your servers most likely will not care enough to tell you that if you tell them you refrain from eating beef products. This company does not care about its employees or its customers. They are giving you bottom line products and overcharging you for unacceptable food. Don’t be surprised to find hair and food in your booth when you dine at this restaurant. Servers are paid $7.80 an hour to be janitors during their shifts and at the end of the night. I’ll never eat there again!

I recently learned about the unthinkable practice of caging egg-laying chickens. Your company committed worldwide to stop using eggs from this kind of operation. Is Buffalo Wild Wings making plans to accelerate its worldwide transition to a hundred percent cage-free, though? From what I have heard, that is probably the only way Buffalo Wild Wings will remain on schedule with the commitment.

Lying to your patrons about Buffalo Wild Wings' animal welfare policies is NOT okay, Buffalo Wild Wings! Your customers are calling on Buffalo Wild Wings to fulfill your promise and make the switch to cage-free globally. The issue is that I learned that Buffalo Wild Wings isn't on schedule to hit its goal of one hundred percent cage-free. It seems to me then that the right next step is to speed up Buffalo Wild Wings' progress.

Buffalo Wild Wing's menu has animal cruelty all over it. I can't believe they are not following through with their 100% cage-free egg commitment. InspireBrandsBetrayal.com

I am thankful to work for a company that allows the best in me to come out

It’s crucial that I spend my hard-earned salary at places that have ethics like mine. But a commitment is just the first step. It's imperative that Buffalo Wild Wings follow through on it.

I just was told that Buffalo Wild Wings has a global policy to switch to cage-free eggs. But I'm so upset by Buffalo Wild Wings' lack of transparency. Buffalo Wild Wings hasn't done the work to share progress on the issue.

Saying you will be cage free in your egg supply chain is great. But it is clear as day now that Buffalo Wild Wings doesn't have any intentions to actually follow through on this promise to its customers.