New products
Frito-Lay has introduced Classic Hot Wings Ruffles in a partnership between its parent, PepsiCo Inc., and Buffalo Wild Wings. Expect more products from both companies under the deal.
National expansion
The biggest opportunity to open new Buffalo Wild Wings locations is on the coasts. Next month, an oversized store will open in New York's Times Square.
International expansion
Canada already has 14 restaurants, mostly around Toronto, and Mexico has three. The company has plans in the Philippines, India and Saudi Arabia.
New restaurants
The company is looking beyond beer and wings to other types of restaurants. Last year, Buffalo Wild Wings became a minority investor in PizzaRev, a "fast-casual" restaurant.
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