Warm Up at These Indoor Fireplaces
Buffalo winters allow you to slow down, settle in, and find a cozy spot by the fire. From a historic inn to fireside dinner after a day in the city, these places offer warmth, atmosphere, and a story worth exploring.
The Roycroft Inn (40 S. Grove St., East Aurora)
Located on the historic Roycroft Campus, the birthplace of the American Arts & Crafts movement, the inn surrounds you with handcrafted woodwork, artisan details, and turn-of-the-century charm. During the colder months, fireside dining in the Craftsman-inspired spaces adds another layer of warmth to an already unforgettable experience.
The Eagle House (5578 Main St., Williamsville)
One of Western New York’s oldest continuously operating businesses, The Eagle House has welcomed guests for nearly two centuries. What began as a stagecoach stop along Main Street has become a beloved dining spot known for its rich history, classic hospitality, and inviting fireplace.
Gabriel’s Gate (145 Allen St.)
Tucked into the heart of Allentown, Gabriel’s Gate pairs Buffalo history with neighborhood charm. Housed in a former carriage house dating back to the 1860s, this wing spot is known for exposed brick, dark wood interiors, and a fireplace that turns the dining room into a cozy refuge on snowy days. Bonus: this is a favorite spot of the Jonas Brothers!
Hamburg Brewing Company (6553 Boston State Rd., Hamburg)
One of the coziest gathering places is Hamburg Brewing Company who have massive wood-burning fireplace. Great local beer, lodge-like surroundings, and plenty of space to settle in make it an excellent winter addition while exploring the Southtowns.
