We came on a cold wintry night so the bar wasn't very busy, but my husband said he'd totally hang…read moreout at the fire pit if it was open. Weirdly, the fire was still on even though the pit was surrounded by a foot of snow. It was an interesting aesthetic. There's a narrow dining area on an enclosed patio with color changing lights, but we sat at the bar. The unique seasonal drink menu is the same as the revolving bar on the ground floor. I had the Jack Frost, which paired coconut liquor and blue curacao with, of all things, peppermint - and it totally works. All the flavors play off each other well without being obnoxious. Great service. I definitely want to come back to enjoy the outside patio and try whatever magical concoctions they offer in other seasons.

Honestly was not as impressed as I thought I would be with this spot. The view was spectacular but…read morewe just stopped for a drink and the pink martini I had wasn't that great. It was extra sour and not really palatable. I thought for sure since it's such a high class bar that the cocktail menu would have been a little more tuned in.

The first thing you notice is the fitting music and then you walk in, amazing decor, the smell of…read moreincense, books, and couches. It does tend to be a bit cramped when there's an event but weekdays are super laid back with a few customers at the bar. I love the themed menu that not only offers DELICIOUS cocktails, but also cider, mead, beer, etc, wine, non-alcoholic, and even cannabis drinks so there's something for everyone. I especially love that there's some snacks but they also allow outside food (and there's pizza next door!). It's become my new favorite and I'll be going back at least once a week for the next couple months.

Small bar with Halloween decorations. I ordered a mead and it was $15! I won't be returning.read more

Never a bad experience at the Barrel Room tucked behind Hartmans Distillery. Make a reservation…read moreonline and go check it out!! He bar staff in both bars are amazing, great service and great for a unique date!

Had reservations for the barrel room at Hartman's, it's a little speak easy that has different…read moredrinks/ food menu from the distillery. The bartender was amazing and if we had any questions on any of the drinks he was there to answer it! If you didn't like anything on the drink menu then they would make something based off your preference. It is very dark in there but they have little lights to help see the menus. The drink menu changes per season. It was an experience and I would absolutely go back!

A hole in the wall bar, which is usually my favorite type of bar…read more The bartender was friendly enough. They were out of several tap beers. The kitchen is right off the bar and didn't look well kept, we decided against getting food here because of the look of things. Not sure I would come back, but it was interesting for a visit. It definitely seems like a locals spot and they did stay pretty consistently busy while we were there.

A must visit for anyone who wants to feel real Buffalo, the Founding Fathers is a must. It's a…read moreclassic original dive bar in Historic Allentown. Order beers from the waitress that will show you to a table. Order burgers, nothing else. That's all you need. Beer and greasy burgers!

Great little dive bar with historic significance. Its full of old buffalo memorabilia and has a…read morecool vibe. You can read about its history on a sign posted by the entrance. Nice bartender and a good group of people inside. We only had a cocktail while there but we would definitely go back.

A very nice corner bar right up my alley , no fancy BS ,…read moreJust a comfortable atmosphere , with normal down to earth people . John the owner a very nice man , they have a great outside patio for the summer , if you want a burger or wings and a few cold beers the place to go

Duende is one of my favorite bars in Buffalo. It's set in the unique postindustrial context of Silo…read moreCity, nestled adjacent to some monumental grain silos, and beautiful landscapes. We went there to watch World Cup matches several times this summer, and always had an amazing time. Great ambiance, great drinks, and friendly people.

Ended the tour of Silo City here. Really nice vibe of vintage/antique artifacts around the…read morelocation. Plenty of outside space to enjoy as well. Fully stocked bar!

Ambiance 5/5 - divey, fun, charming. I liked the woodsy and dark interior, the graffiti covered…read morewalls with beer labels. There is an outdoor patio to enjoy during warm weather, which I will be sure to check out again this summer. Village of Williamsville favorite and I'm glad I finally tried it. Food 4/5- it's not a place that you come for dinner. But if you'd like to have a side with your beer or cider, there are a few selections. I ordered from the daily special menu a grilled cheese sandwich with buffalo chicken inside with chips $5.00 not bad. You really come here for the alcoholic drink so keep that in mind. I had a glass of white wine since I'm not a beer drinker. Service 5/5- bartender was friendly and took our orders right away.

Got here late on a Friday night. Was hungry for some food. Wings in particular. They were the only…read moreones open up late, near the airport, that could satisfy my taste. Unfortunately a few minutes after I landed, they closed the kitchen. I think it was about 1030 which sucked. So instead we snagged a drink. We had a gin and sprite, a wayward lane fine print ale, and an IPA which was okay. I forgot the name of it. Small place to sit inside. Maybe good for 30 people. Decent amount outside maybe 20. So it's not a huge plane but the noise coming from it was loud and so it had pretty decent energy. There was also an intense game of cornhole happening as well.

Great place for a cocktail. Dylan is awesome! When it's busy, he is managing seats for everyone to…read morebe comfortable. When it's less busy, he's engaging customers! We'll be back again and again because of him.

Come to Saint Neri for happy hour every day they're open 5-7. The decor is gorgeous and our…read moreexperience on a Friday starting around 5:15 was quite lovely. There were only a few other guests during our stay and things began to pickup as we were leaving. In the past, later at night, we've walked by and the place is quite packed. If you like quiet intimacy and a deal on drinks and food happy hour is your golden time here. I almost hate to share this secret tbh. Don't go. Leave this for me haha. The drinks here are all delicious and lovingly made. Really superb cocktails that taste good. The food is pretty good. It is clearly prepared well and presented artfully. I do think that calling a burger, "A quest for heaven" and not having it be super memorable and mind blowingly flavorful is a miss. It's a good burger and I'd eat it again but it's not a craveable item and I hoped with such a small menu it would be amazing. The charcuterie is super generously portioned and the nduja add on is a huge portion of nduja. Get the charcuterie. The crab toast was good and I'd get it again. We want to try baked brie next time. We also tried the pistachio mousse dessert and it was very pretty but lacked a lot of pistachio flavor. A chocolate cup full of unflavored but rich whipped cream and a minuscule amount of pistachio flavored something that was holding the cup to the plate. We were mostly just confused by the name of the dish versus the experience. It was good just not pistachio mousse. We actually wondered if someone accidentally prepared it wrong. We were here for an anniversary and were given free champagne before our meal and offered more at the end which we declined because of all the other lovely drinks we'd had. The service was great, the staff were polite and informed about the menu and drinks and the bartenders made wonderful things. Will be trying Saint Neri again soon.