The Best Restaurants in Western NY
While Buffalo’s culinary reputation rests largely on the spread of our wings around the world and the now common use of “Buffalo-style” to indicate a spicy experience ahead, the city is in fact a melting pot of diverse dishes, cuisines, and dining experiences. Old school restaurateurs who have been perfecting their menus for decades are being joined by a new generation of chefs (many of them former Buffalonians returning to their resurgent hometown) who are opening innovative restaurants that are re-defining dining in the city.
A variety of flavors
Alongside these re-pats are immigrants and refugees who are bringing a taste of places like Myanmar, Ethiopia, Cambodia and Iraq to the streets of Buffalo. If that’s not enough variety, the city has dozens of food trucks rolling around that serve everything from poutine to pierogi. Sure, come for the wings, but stay to sample one of the most dynamic food cities in the United States.
More Experiences
Romeo & Juliet’s Bakery & Cafe – Tonawanda
2512 Sheridan Drive
Tonawanda, NY 14150
(716) 862-3980
Romeo & Juliet’s Bakery & Cafe – Williamsville
5199 Sheridan Drive
Williamsville, NY 14221
(716) 839-4960
Rosie’s Handcrafted Ice Cream – Five Points
488 W. Utica Street
Bufffalo, NY 14213
(716) 805-7322
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Kartika Carr is the owner of Khari’s Café, 128 Fargo Avenue, an ideal spot for coffee lovers, café aficionados, and those yearning for a warming bowl of savory grits. Here are five of her favorite breakfast spots.