My now 6-year-old has been playing with DSC for at least 3 years now. He's had a great experience!…read moreHe's made new 'soccer friends', but also gets to see some of his buddies from school. He's learned a bunch of new skills and tricks, and had a blast at the second week long session of their summer camp this year. Being in Delaware Park on Ring Road is really nice, with the only downside of course being that parking can be tricky sometimes, so you definitely need to be strategic for weekend games. Having DSC as a safe outdoor activity for him to get out and play during COVID has been a life saver.

I prefer the Delaware Sugar Club but since my Diabetes kicked in, this place is more up my…read moreproverbial alley. It's a super cool location for the DSC, right next door to the best and most rowdy Soccer Pub in the region - Mes Que. Nowhere else in Buffalo or Rochester has the same level of soccer interest and masses of soccer fans coming in and out of this block every Saturday and Sunday for the matches shown there. So DSC is getting quite a lot of interest, and it's helping them move some of their cool but slightly overpriced soccer items for sale. I fully support them, though, and any other grass roots soccer organizations in this country.

I actually love this particular section of the park. The part where the pond and the ducks are…read more There's a gazebo with benches and a grill. There's a small splash pad with high streaming water that I sometimes play in with others. Yes, im very much a big kid at heart. Im not impressed with the swing set section but there is one there with a tetter totter across from it. There is a track that circles this section of the park. It's great for short walks or when watching ure steps for exercise. There's much more additional space of the park across the street where they hold football and cheerleading practices as well as games. The back end of the park also holds football games. What I don't like about the park is that it isn't cleaned well or often. I have seen the city parks dept "cleaning" this park on several different occasions. It literally was astounding how they purposely left trash. I said something to them once about how I've seen people come dump their trash there and how it's great we have them to make sure it's clean for park goers. Interestingly enough as I did my steps around the park repeatedly they cleaned it well that day. Go figure.

This used to be called Shilling Park because it was purchased for a shilling from the Brits. Then…read moreit changed its name to Shelley Park because Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein while sitting in this park. Finally it became known as Thriller Park in honour of the highest selling album of all time, released in 1982 by Michael Jackson. Finally, they combined all of those names to make what it is today. Schiller Park is a great place to play soccer, it's a nice field and I have lots of good memories from here. It might be a bit better than Bakos, just down the road, because it's a little bit cleaner. One thing I don't like about it is that the Cheektowaga Police seem to think it's fun to pull people over right next to this park all the time, it's right on the border between Buffalo and Cheektowaga, and it's a very black neighborhood, and every single car they seem to pull over on this street has a black driver. Not very heartwarming to see that kind of profiling going on... plenty of cars with white drivers come down this street too... I've seen about 20 cars with black drivers pulled over here... zero with white drivers. But I digress... it's an excellent place to play and I give it the top rating.

Hidden gem in North Buffalo. You won't know its there if you weren't looking for it. Great indoor…read moreturf field. Able to rent it for a flag football league. Spacious lobby, clean and welcoming. Front desk attendant was very friendly. Also offer squash courts. To find it, turn off Elmwood onto Hertel. Turn right into the lot with the library and head straight back. Look for the green signs that say athletic center.

From the owner: 30,000 square foot facility with 7 international squash courts and indoor turf field. Squash court…read moreand indoor turf rental. Male and female locker rooms (towel service provided). Unlimited use of squash courts with purchase of membership. Never played squash before? Private lessons available!. Accommodation for: Indoor practice for soccer, baseball, softball, lacrosse, field hockey and more! Training clinics Tournaments and events. Variety of adult and youth recreational Leagues. Private conference room, perfect for meetings and parties. Home to Delaware Soccer Club & Canisius High School Squash. Proud Facility Partner with 716 Squash.

This arena does it all. Hockey games, Lacrosse games, concerts, ice skating, tours, and more! When…read moreit opened up originally, I remember going and thinking how new everything was. Now they have made some updates and improvements since then but they still have that same feel and nostalgia of how it was. For the most part, it is what you'd expect: food and drinks are priced pretty high, seats aren't super big, but it has decent parking nearby so that's a plus. Usually we go here for a few Sabres games, Bandits games, and a couple of concerts every year. We've been lucky enough to take a tour of the locker rooms and even skate on the ice for some special events. As much as people hope for a new arena like the new, incoming Bills stadium, I like this old arena and all it's quirks. Don't come here hungry and make sure you get there early for a good parking spot.

Went to a hockey game during the week. It was packed and a lot of fun. The stadium itself was fine,…read moreit was clean as you'd expect and easy to navigate with ushers everywhere to help guide you. The issue is with the concession pricing which seemed a bit much. Everything now is expensive but $15 for a salad or $6.75 for a pop doesn't seem right. They also only take card and you check out on your own, but there are attendants to help and it seemed a lot of people needed them.

We needed our job done fast, during the holiday season. They outperformed our expectations by a…read morelong shot! Beautiful job and met very tight timeline. If you want something (printing related) done right ... don't do it yourself ... call Al-Ross.

They do well with the design but when it comes to printing they don't take their time with it. The…read moreprints come out not centered, tilted and different colors. And switch brands on me with cheaper quality.

as a young boy i was born in buffalo new you looking at the pictures of the black rock canal ,,my…read moregrandfather use to take me to the foot of ferry st fishing by the dump and sometimes we would get up about five am and walk the wall almost to the end .i was looking at la saile park across to the break wall,to the very spots where we would catch lots of jack perch and sheeps heads ,so for the person that took those places of la saile park good job..i left buffalo right after the 1976,,1977 storms..i will be 71 on. the 09-26-2025 i really miss fishing there now i live in a place call tracy california i have been here since 1979,,again thanks for the pictures the brought tears to my eyes thank you...you made a old man happy

LA-Sale Park is out in California, and it's basically like a yard sale for movie stars and wannabe…read moreactors. So you can pick up all kinds of crazy things that you wouldn't find at a regular Yard Sale elsewhere in the country. Here in Buffalo, though, we have a beautiful waterfront park along the Niagara River, with grilling and soccer and a dog park and lots of gorgeous views and sunsets. If you squint, you can see the Maple Syrup across the water glinting in the Canadian sunlight. I play soccer here... but not too often because it is the worst field I've ever played on. However other than soccer, I come here because it's one of my fave spots anywhere in the city. You can see the towering shapes of Statler and City Hall across the thundering 190 highway and train track at one end of the park. You have the Barkyard and all kinds of interesting buildings at the other end. And then you have the beautiful waterfront and the pathway along it. Not always the cleanest, not always the safest area at night, but during the day, in the summer, it's stunning. I was here just 3 weeks ago for a soccer game actually. I'm not supposed to be playing, but my goodness, what fantastic views from here on a blue sky day. It's one of the best natural settings for a park in Buffalo. The park isn't always the cleanest, the soccer field is the worst in the region (possibly the country), and the driveways are full of enormous treacherous potholes, but just because of the location and the beautiful views, I have to give it a 5.