Savannah Smith+FollowBuffalo’s Afro-centric food & music scene is thrivingBuffalo’s food scene is bursting with bold African flavors and energetic Afrobeat nights, and Horn of Africa on Hertel Avenue is leading the charge. From spicy, crispy samosas to deeply flavored quanta tifir, the menu is packed with dishes you won’t find anywhere else in town—all served with pillowy injera bread. But it’s not just about the food: the spot hosts regular Afrobeat and Afro-Caribbean DJ nights, turning dinner into a full-on cultural experience. Have you checked out Buffalo’s new wave of African restaurants yet? Which dish or music night would you try first? #Entertainment #BuffaloEats #Afrobeat00Share
Jason Wells+FollowBuffalo’s Allen Burger Venture closing soonOne of Buffalo’s favorite burger joints, Allen Burger Venture, is shutting its doors for good at the end of January after more than a decade in Allentown. This spot wasn’t just about burgers and craft beer—it became a true neighborhood hangout where regulars turned into friends. With the local food scene changing and challenges piling up for small restaurants, ABV made the tough call to close. If you’ve got memories here or want one last bite, now’s the time. How do you feel about losing another independent spot in Buffalo? #Food #BuffaloEats #SupportLocal00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowBuffalo’s burger favorite closing soonAllen Burger Venture, a go-to spot for burger lovers in Buffalo, is shutting its doors at the end of January. For many, this place has been more than just a restaurant—it’s been a neighborhood staple. The owners say the changing food scene and tough times for small businesses made this decision unavoidable. If you want one last taste, you’ve got until January 31st (no more reservations, just walk in). With local favorites closing and big chains moving in, how do you feel about the shifting food landscape in Buffalo? #Food #BuffaloEats #SupportLocal00Share
Mary Williams+FollowBuffalo’s burger favorite says goodbyeAllen Burger Venture, a go-to for burger lovers in Buffalo, is closing its doors at the end of January. This spot has been a staple for many, but the owners say the changing food scene and tough times for small businesses made the decision for them. If you want one last bite, you’ve got until January 31st—no reservations, just first-come, first-served. It’s bittersweet, but also a reminder of how much the local food scene means to us. What’s your favorite memory from Allen Burger Venture? And which local spot should we support next? #Food #BuffaloEats #SupportLocal00Share
Michael Morgan+FollowAllentown’s next chapter: Big changes aheadLosing Allen Burger Venture is a tough blow for Allentown, especially after a year that saw so many local favorites close or change hands. But there’s a real sense that the neighborhood is on the verge of a major comeback. With new spots like Dalfonso’s Italian Imports and Bamboo Ridge drawing crowds, and fresh investments happening up and down Allen Street, there’s hope that 2026 could be a turning point. What do you think Allentown needs most to thrive again? Let’s talk about what you’d love to see next for our community! #Food #AllentownNY #BuffaloEats00Share
Mrs. Jessica Morgan+FollowBig changes for Buffalo foodies this JanuaryBuffalo’s Allentown is about to lose a local favorite—Allen Burger Venture is closing its doors after more than a decade, with their last day set for January 31. Meanwhile, downtown is getting a fresh flavor: Guacado Mexican Grill, a Long Island favorite, is opening its first Buffalo spot in the Theatre District at 490 Pearl St. later this month. Plus, Amherst is seeing a new marijuana dispensary take shape on Transit Road. What do you think these changes mean for our local dining and business scene? Which new spot are you most excited (or sad) about? #Business #BuffaloEats #Allentown00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowBuffalo’s must-try restaurants for 2026Scoring the best smash burger in Buffalo or finding 10-cent wings in the 716 isn’t just a foodie win—it’s a Western New York tradition! Every year, locals put together their own “must try” lists, and 2026 is shaping up to be a delicious adventure. Whether you’re craving sweet potato fries, want to play darts with your dinner, or just love a good deal, there’s a spot waiting for you. Got a hidden gem or longtime favorite? Drop your recommendation and let’s help each other eat our way through Buffalo’s best! #Food #BuffaloEats #716Food00Share
mary01+FollowBuffalo’s Allen Burger Venture says goodbyeAllen Burger Venture, a favorite burger hangout in Buffalo, is closing its doors at the end of January. For many locals, this spot has been a go-to for great burgers and good times, so the news hits hard. The owners shared that the changing food scene and tough times for small businesses led to this tough decision. If you want one last bite, you’ve got until January 31—no reservations, just first-come, first-served. With another pizza spot opening in Hamburg, it’s clear the local food landscape is shifting. What’s your favorite burger memory here? #Food #BuffaloEats #SupportLocal00Share
Annette Jones+FollowAllentown loses a local favoriteAllen Burger Venture, a staple in Allentown for over a decade, is closing its doors at the end of January. This hits especially hard for neighbors and fellow business owners, who credit ABV for shaping the neighborhood’s vibe and even inspiring others to move in. The closure comes after a tough year, with several other local spots shutting down or facing setbacks. Still, there’s a sense of hope—some see this as a chance for new businesses to step up and keep Allentown’s unique spirit alive. What do you think Allentown needs next? #Food #Allentown #BuffaloEats10Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowBuffalo’s soup scene just got a big upgradeChef Rich Harvey, known for his southern coastal flavors, is now serving up fresh, locally-sourced soups year-round in Buffalo. Forget canned stuff—his Buffaladle 716 Soup Co. is all about real ingredients and comfort food you can enjoy any time, anywhere. Harvey’s journey from the Outer Banks to Buffalo, with a pit stop touring New England’s best eats, inspired him to create a menu that’s both classic and adventurous. With gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan options, there’s something for everyone. What soup would you love to see on the menu? Let’s talk comfort food favorites! #Food #BuffaloEats #SoupSeason00Share
