Wing lovers in Mission are getting a new play to run: Buffalo Wild Wings GO is slated for 126 East Griffin Parkway, where a compact takeout and delivery shop is planned in a one-story, roughly 1,500-square-foot space. Construction is expected to kick off in mid March and wrap by mid May if everything stays on schedule. Franchisee Jarmanjeet “Jimmy” Boparai has confirmed the Mission location but has not shared additional details yet.
A permit on file with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, cited by WhatNow, lists the Griffin Parkway address and pins construction to a mid March start and mid May finish. The filing notes a build-out of about 1,500 square feet and confirms the project will use the streamlined GO layout instead of a full-scale sports bar. WhatNow also reports that Boparai verified the Mission site but could not offer further particulars when contacted.
What Is BWW GO?
BWW GO is Buffalo Wild Wings’ pickup and delivery focused format that launched in Atlanta in 2020 and shrinks the classic wings and sauce lineup into a tighter footprint, according to Inspire Brands. The company says the concept is built around digital ordering and quick prep times, and it has been rolling out across multiple markets as part of a broader expansion strategy. Inspire Brands also highlights Valley Wings franchisees Jasmine Sandhu and Jarmanjeet “Jimmy” Boparai, who already operate BWW GO locations in San Juan and Edinburg, Texas.
Where It Fits In The Valley
Online listings show Buffalo Wild Wings GO operating at 105 N Cesar Chavez Rd in San Juan on Uber Eats and at 1708 W University Dr in Edinburg on MapQuest, underscoring that Boparai’s franchise already has a footprint in the region. The Mission outpost would plug a gap in the central Valley and give delivery services another pickup point in the area.
Timeline And What To Expect
If the construction schedule in the state permit holds, the Mission Buffalo Wild Wings GO could be serving wings sometime this spring, although neither the franchisee nor the brand has announced a formal opening or ribbon-cutting date. For now, local permit records and the TDLR project page are the best places to track confirmed timelines and inspection milestones, according to WhatNow.
