Amazing Burmese food and attentive staff. Love the renovations and the Black Rice sushi bar is a great addition but leaves me with too many choices to choose from!
The fish fry and a cold beer, outside on a gorgeous day. But, mind the seagulls. They're cheeky bastards.
Best wings in the world. For dinner here get a salad as a starter, then the bucket of 50 wings. Half medium, half hot. To drink I like the Birch Beer. Read more.
Lucy combo, or veggie platter and awaze tibs are great for dinner. Order some Bunna Coffee too!
Great (free) Xmas light show here! Save your $$ and go here instead of the Hamburg Fairgrounds.
Having a Trader Joe's so close is awesome! All the workers are so friendly and willing to help you find something. They also label their vegan products clearly and beauty products as cruelty-free!
The most un-traumatic full body security pat-down I've ever had. These gloved knights are utterly professional. Great airport!
The food here is ahhhhmazing!!!! The service although the language barrier is fantastic!!! Definitely recommend the Phó here its soooooooo much flavor!!!
clams casino are tough to order at restaurants- 50/50 shot they are any good. well, they are great here- get them. crab cake salad was great too.
Beautiful hotel, amazing food top notch service. They've thought of everything here to make your stay really special. Highly recommend the combo overnight stay dinner for two with hot breakfast!
Lamby McLamb Lamb...eat it. It's good. Also, dig the extensive condiment table. I need this in my home.
Great little downtown treasure. Stop by, lots if cool posters, cards and books for purchase.
Runs 8am to 1pm on Saturdays, mid-May through mid-December. Get there early. If you drive there, don't try to park at that corner, shoot for further up Bidwell for a spot. More info on their site. Read more.
If you are a kid at heart you MUST go here! Their toys are WAY better than Toys R Us!! These toys are inquiry based! I could spend all day in there
Stay the night, grab a cocktail downstairs, take cheesecake to your room, pick up fresh flowers...this is where Buffalo's return began.
Great for kids. Originally conceived as a natural history museum, it is in the process of receiving a complete renovation. New exhibits will feature interactive science studios.
Tourist tip: a few notables to look out for - Millard Fillmore (13th US president), Shirley Chisolm, (1st African-American woman elected to Congress) & Rick James (grammy winning funk and r&b singer).
Griffis Sculpture Park is an exquisite place to visit this summer! The secluded park boasts more than 200 sculptures and 10 miles of hiking trails. Read more to find other great sculpture gardens! Read more.
Extra sharp cheddar toast with pickle and French St. Agur blue cheese & Frank's hot sauce.
Food was all well prepared, presented, and tasty, esp the seafood dishes. They will accomodate your preferred level of chili heat (medium seemed mild). Very gracious service.
Instead of a regular Bloody Mary get the Ragin' Cajun. It's made with clamato and served with a slim Jim and shrimp!
Hundreds of incredible musicians have come to play here- Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday...a new museum boasts great info. Sunday night jam sessions. Jazz!
Authentic cuisine in the back of the menu. Loved the shanghai smoked fish, and many of the dim sum!
Dry rub Sheffield wings are THE BEST in Buffalo. Been coming here for years and can confirm this fact.
Best gallery that possibly could be in small town. Great paintings of very famous artists.
Take a bite out of the signature sandwich The Silo Haystack which includes a pound of rib eye along with fixings, including a mound of hash browns. As seen on Travel Channel’s Man v. Food Nation.
Charles "Charlie" Fuqua, baritone and guitarist for The Ink Spots rests in Section 14, Lot 1033.
Only accepts cash. Everything on the menu is AMAZING! You can't go wrong here! Great local food and even better seafood selection!
Tried the charcoal baileys shamrock shake 🤤 just look at it! Was decadent. Also had the Big Mac poutine - did not disappoint. Got the small and barely finished it. Go for a shake!
Very beautiful. Try the tour, it's very informative.
Heartbreakingly necessary. We need to know where we have been in order to move ahead. DisABILITY pride. (Totally worth the time and money!)
Try to make it early Afternoon. 10-11ish. It gets really crowded, and you end up waiting for people to get out of the way so you can throw.
YUM-TOWN 🍜🥟🍣🍛🍻🤠awesome food, nice drink selections, genuine staff, pink stairs, loud and fun. Check out Misuta Chows 👍🏽
"Unbought and Unbossed" - Ms Chisholm, our first Black Congresswoman (1968) and a right-on lady that loved strawberry milkshakes is interred in Birchwood Mausoleum Row 158 Tier F
I did this hike on the spur-of-the-moment, thinking it would be an easy walk. Turns out, it's a bit of a workout but so worth it! Beautiful! Fire in a waterfall is something you don't see everyday.
Roast lamb sammy is tasty. Curly fry poutine also good, with layered gravy and cheese.
Amazing in every way! Go for the Italian chopped salad and any fish special. Wine list is to die for!!!!
You must try the beef on weck, it's one of my favorite sandwiches ever! Be sure to add a lot of horseradish.
All the classic NY Deli fav noshes: matzo ball soup, chopped liver, whitefish salad, knish, kosher beef salami, brisket, corned beef/pastrami on rye...
Crispy crackermeal coated chicken livers with horseradish-sourcream dabbing sauce
“AW: If you try Peking One, we get the pork ear in chili oil (appetizer), pan fried tofu with egg, spicy double cooked pork, onion beef, crispy fish with jalapeno, seaweed egg drop soup”
I walked out feeling like a very kinky girl; the kind you don't take home to mutha
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The Freedom Crossing Monument by local sculpture, Susan Geissler depicts a scene from Margaret Goff Clark's novel, Freedom Crossing and was dedicated in 2009. UGR Conductor, Josiah Tryon is featured
Established as Buffalo Inner City Ballet in 1972 to provide young people of color with opportunities to develop skills in classical dance, including ballet, tap, and jazz
