Ryan Horne+FollowBuffalo’s summer in a can: New low-cal cocktailsSummer isn’t over yet in Buffalo—at least not with Hartman’s Distilling Co.’s new canned vodka cocktails in town. These locally made drinks come in three refreshing flavors: Loganberry Lemonade, Strawberry Lemonade, and Peach Iced Tea, all under 100 calories. No need to mix or pay bar prices—just grab a can, chill out, and support a Buffalo business. The color-coded tops make them fun to collect, and the single-serving size keeps things easy. Which flavor are you reaching for first? Let’s talk summer sips and local pride! #Food #BuffaloEats #SupportLocal00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowBuffalo gets another Shake Shack!Shake Shack fans in Buffalo, get ready—another location is on the way! After years of waiting for the first spot to open, the burger and shake favorite is expanding fast, with a new spot taking over the old Spot Coffee on Transit Road in Clarence. This means more chances to grab those famous shakes (like Oreo Cookie Funnel Cake and Campfire Smores) and burgers without the long drive. No opening date yet, but this is a big win for local foodies. Where do you hope they open next? #Food #BuffaloEats #ShakeShack00Share
mary01+FollowBuffalo’s new vegan spot everyone’s talking aboutSevens just opened on Louisiana Street, and it’s already shaking up Buffalo’s food scene with its all-vegan menu and cozy vibe. Housed in the historic Barcalo building, this spot isn’t just for vegans—locals are raving about their pistachio milk matcha, flaky pastries, and creative lunch specials. The owners, Caitlin and Yazmin, bring global vegan kitchen experience and a real passion for the community. Whether you’re looking for a new remote work hangout or a place to catch up with friends, Sevens is quickly becoming a go-to. Have you checked it out yet? What’s your favorite plant-based spot in town? #Food #BuffaloEats #VeganBuffalo00Share
Michael Morgan+FollowBuffalo’s Misuta Chow’s closing after 6 yearsMain Street is about to lose one of its most colorful hangouts—Misuta Chow’s is closing for good this September. Known for its Japanese street food and retro arcade vibes, this spot survived bankruptcy, a major flood, and the pandemic, but couldn’t escape the wave of downtown restaurant closures this year. Owners say the place became a true home for Buffalo’s creative community. With so many local favorites shutting down, what do you think is next for Buffalo’s food scene? Will new spots fill the gap, or is this a sign of bigger changes downtown? #Food #BuffaloEats #LocalBusiness00Share
Ryan Horne+FollowBuffalo loses Misuta Chows: End of an eraMisuta Chows, the beloved downtown Buffalo spot known for its neon-lit Japanese arcade vibes and 80s nostalgia, is closing for good after a tough run with bankruptcy and pandemic fallout. Even with packed weekends and loyal fans, the timing of their bankruptcy filing meant they missed out on federal relief, making recovery impossible. Owners are planning one last party on September 7th during the Bills home opener—one final chance to relive the good times. It’s another tough goodbye for Buffalo’s food scene, joining a growing list of local favorites lost this year. How do you feel about these closures? #Food #BuffaloEats #SupportLocal00Share
Ryan Horne+FollowBuffalo’s Wingnutz expands near Allentown!Wingnutz is about to open its third spot in Buffalo, and this time it’s landing right near Allentown—perfect for anyone craving those extra-crispy, saucy wings downtown. This local favorite has blown up since 2018, thanks in part to Barstool Sports, and their massive wings and killer crunch have made them a must-try. If you haven’t tasted their homemade blue cheese yet, you’re missing out! With the National Chicken Wing Festival returning to Sahlen Field this Labor Day, it’s clear Buffalo’s wing scene is hotter than ever. Who’s tried all the top spots? Which wing joint is your go-to? #Food #BuffaloEats #Wingnutz00Share
dianefrank+FollowBuffalo’s Wingnutz expands near Allentown!Wingnutz is opening a third spot right near Allentown, and locals can’t stop talking about it. This place has become a must-try for wing lovers, thanks to their huge, crispy wings and legendary sauces (the homemade blue cheese is a game-changer). Barstool Sports helped put them on the map, and now they’re joining Buffalo’s elite wing scene alongside classics like Bar-Bill and Nine-Eleven Tavern. With the National Chicken Wing Festival returning to Sahlen Field this Labor Day, it’s the perfect time to debate: Who really serves up the best wings in Buffalo? #Food #BuffaloEats #Wingnutz00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowBuffalo’s Wingnutz is opening downtown!Wingnutz is about to make downtown Buffalo even tastier with a brand new location near Allentown, joining their two other buzzing spots in Williamsville and near the airport. If you haven’t tried their massive, crunchy wings (and that homemade blue cheese!), now’s your chance. Locals and even country stars like Thomas Rhett can’t get enough. It’s wild how a spot that started in a small kitchen is now a city staple, thanks in part to Barstool Sports. With the National Chicken Wing Festival returning to Sahlen Field, Buffalo’s wing scene is hotter than ever. Who’s grabbing takeout from the new spot first? #Food #BuffaloEats #Wingnutz00Share
mary01+FollowBuffalo’s Wingnutz expands near Allentown!Wingnutz is opening a third spot right near Allentown, and locals can’t stop talking about it. This chicken wing joint has become a Buffalo favorite almost overnight, thanks in part to a big shoutout from Barstool Sports. Their wings are massive, super crunchy, and the homemade blue cheese is a must-try (just be warned—the sauces pack serious heat!). With two other locations already buzzing, this new takeout spot on North Street is sure to draw crowds. Anyone else think Wingnutz belongs on Buffalo’s Mount Rushmore of wings? What’s your go-to wing spot in WNY? #Food #BuffaloEats #Wingnutz00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowDowntown Buffalo’s chicken scene gets a bold new twistDowntown Buffalo is about to get a serious flavor upgrade! Hencraft, a fresh fast-casual chicken spot from Patina Group, is opening right across from Delaware North’s HQ, taking over the old Bocce’s Pizza space. The menu promises crave-worthy bites like the CLT fried chicken sandwich, inventive vegetarian options, and even pickle fries. Thirsty? There’ll be cold-pressed pink lemonade and a rotating lineup of canned cocktails. Locals can expect a vibrant new hangout and, if all goes well, Hencraft could soon be popping up in cities nationwide. Who’s ready to try something new on Main Street? #Food #BuffaloEats #DowntownBuffalo00Share
