My wife and I had a great time on this tour. Our guide, Marc, provided us with a great history of…read morewings as well as the city of Buffalo. His sense of humor and friendliness made the tour very enjoyable. The three places we stopped at offered a different style and flavor of wings and they were all delicious. The biking was not that hard and I would recommend this tour to anyone.

I joined the "Women in History" collaborative bike tour with No Illusions tours. Maria was such a…read moregreat leader/docent. We took a nice 2 hour and ~6 mile ride stopping at historical buildings of Buffalo and learned all about the influence of women as the time approached for the Erie Canal. I highly recommend renting from Buffalo Bike Tours or taking one of their many tours that they offer!

These guys are great. Our son just got back Teen Treks NYC to Montreal and I have never seen him so…read moreenthused. The leaders are excellent, and the other kids on the trip seemed like a lot of fun to hang out with. When I was his age, I took bike trips with American Youth Hostels, and Teen Treks shares a lot of that DNA. Bike touring is the best. We are already planning his trip for next summer.

My teen trekker returned home sharing fun stories of his biking adventure. This was music to my…read moreparental ears! An active kid, he liked motoring under his own power, racking up the miles while picking up some basic bike repair and problem-solving skills. And enjoying lots of ice cream with the other kids along the way. Each night's location was a fun surprise. The group cooking fostered a new interest - who knew? It sounded like the two young leaders were attentive and fun to be around while keeping the group on track. All in all, it was a positive experience with kids his own age - a memorable biking experience. It continues to be fun for me to overhear him reveal little tales of how he spent part of his summer vacation traveling on the road.

I really had fun here with my group of 7 people. They were able to accommodate all of us because I…read moremade reservations online to insure we were all together. The prices are reasonable and the gals who were running it Sunday morning were very nice and vey helpful to some of our elderly friends getting in and out of the kayaks. We only did an hour because some of our group are inexperienced at this sport. It was fun and the water was calm. It was really cool seeing parts of the outer harbor from a different perspective. I'll be back for sure to do a longer trip!

Went to rent kayaks on a gorgeous late summer day. The guy with the long hair, was super nice and…read morehelpful. Showed us how to kayak. This business is reasonably priced and the hour is a perfect amount of time. Will certainly be coming back

This place is THE BEST place to rent kayaks/canoes on the Erie Canal. It is perfectly located…read moreright by the chute entrance into the canal, making it so simple to rent and be in the water in seconds. The chute entrance into the canal is suited for anyone - but especially useful for elders or those with mobility issues. But the best part of Erie Canal Boat Company in Fairport is the owner Pete. He wants everyone to love boating and get the best experience possible. First he has and knows everything about the equipment and will get you perfectly situated for what you need to have an amazing time out on the water. What really shines is his personality though... Pete is a giver and is generous with his time, expertise and enthusiasm for paddling. He not only runs the shop, but helps get you in and out of the boat and safely in and out of the canal. He loves what he does and he loves helping you get out and enjoying the canal. His enthusiasm is contagious. He is simply THE BEST!!! We had the best time this morning and can't wait to spend many days this summer out on the water with Pete's help. Just be brave and go. It's the most wonderful feeling!

We rented a tandem kayak from 5pm to 7pm (we finished up at about 6:20 because it started raining)…read more The water was not crowded at all; there were two boats that passed by us. The water was clean in some parts and not in others. There were a few large branches we had to avoid. We got a quick good lesson on kayaking before we went into the water; it was very helpful. Our kayaking journey was absolutely beautiful. We passed a whole lot of ducks. They really kept us entertained. We passed a cute park, went through some gorgeous neighborhoods. Overall, there were a lot of trees on the shore by the canal so it felt very serene. I would recommend kayaking here! :)

Campus is thé place to find a new bike, have your bike checked up for the season or some…read moreaccessories. The staff is very knowledgeable and takes all the time for you. Forget about on line ordering or the bog box stores. Your local bike shop is so much better.

Best bike shop in Buffalo. They carry a lot of merchandise besides bikes. The owners and their…read morestaff are the best. They truly care about their customers.

The touring of such a magnificent building with an interesting past. The beauty of the construction…read moreand design is a must see

Really great time at Hotel Henry Market! While I was there I walked around the hotel a bit and the…read moreoutside grounds. I wouldn't stay there - I'm too much of an Intuitive for that but I can see the appeal. The history of the place can be taken in via a self guided audio tour. I plan on doing that. It would be great if it was Docent led.

I took my bike in for a tune-up knowing full well that there might be a couple other things that…read moreneed "repair". Upon my arrival I was greeted by the new owner Chris who was as big a bike enthusiast as I was. Before we even talked about my bike we had a bit of a gabfest on the delights of cycling and bicycles in general. He was in his element and was like a kid in a candy store. We finally got down to discussing my bike and he was extremely knowledgeable not only about my bike but all bikes. He called me a week later to let me know the bike was ready. He explained to me on the phone what was done and the price, which was very fair. When I went to pick up my bike I was greeted by the previous owner Brian. He was just a pleasant and knowledgeable to deal with and clearly explained what repairs were done. He also pointed out a few things that might need tweaking so he adjusted both my gears and my seat to fit me properly. We had a great discussion about bicycles especially my brand. I also brought in an old 10 speed racing bike mine to see about "fixing her up" so I could ride it again but we both knew that the cost would be more than the bike was worth. He told me about the Broken Spoke Program (https://porthigh.dsbn.org/clubs/broken-spoke-bike) at Port Colborne High School where they take bicycles that need repair, fix them and donate them to kids/people who cannot afford a bike! What a great idea so I decided to donate this bicycle to the program. All in all it was a fantastic experience dealing with both Chris and Brian. And I am so grateful Brian was going to get my old bike to the Broken Spoke Program for me! I will be bringing my bicycles to them from now on. BTW they allow cyclists to use their restroom and give them water!!! Can't get any better customer service than that!Fantastic

Great service, great owner, fair prices. With those in the Fort Erie area, it's a place I'd…read morerecommend in a heartbeat.

Absolutely gorgeous house and wonderful hosts, great breakfast - everything went very well! If I am…read moreever in Buffalo I want to stay here!

My husband and I just spent four nights at Buffalo Harmony House. The owners Holly and Daniel have…read morecompletely rebuilt and furnished this gorgeous 1885 home and their loving care and attention to detail can be seen everywhere you look. Each bedroom is different and beautiful. We stayed in the Hummingbird Room which has a very comfortable king bed, a gorgeous built-in floor to ceiling armoire, and a large tub and rain shower in the beautiful bathroom. The B&B is located in a very cute residential part of Allentown, only a 6-10 minute walk to Allen Street with its many restaurants and shops. The three-course breakfasts and fresh juices that Mary Sue prepares and serves are different every day. Each meal is made from scratch and tasted heavenly. She is really an artist disguised as a chef, and I'm not sure we've ever had anyone who has cooked for us with such talent and care before. When we told her we couldn't eat that much in the morning, she quickly adjusted her menu to fit our needs. Daniel helped serve breakfast in the morning and gave us so many great suggestions for restaurants, places to see, best places to park, and more. There's a small shared fridge for guests on the first floor where we kept some food & leftovers which we really appreciated using. Staying at this gem of a B&B full of such kind, loving people, elevated our trip to Buffalo to a much higher level. We will definitely stay there again.