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Limestone, NY · Food & Drink
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10 Lesser-Known Western New York Italian Restaurants Locals Keep Recommending
The best local restaurant recommendations usually come with a little warning: “Do not tell everyone.”. Western New York has Italian spots that inspire exactly that kind of loyalty. Family recipes, eccentric rooms, big meatballs, old-school red sauce, and decades of neighborhood history make these meals feel personal before you...
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Visit Buffalo Announces New Effort to “Gain James Beard Awards® Nods” for Buffalo and Erie County
Visit Buffalo has announced that nine local chefs (along with their respective restaurants) have been selected by a committee as potential candidates for garnering a James Beard Award®. The nominated line-up of “who’s who’ of culinary greats includes some relatively newer faces, as well as some old(er) hats in the business. The list of chefs, bakers, and establishments has been curated by a panel of local experts that was put together by Visit Buffalo.
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This New York Restaurant Dishes Out Food So Delicious That Locals Treat It Like A Culinary Pilgrimage
There are restaurants you visit once and forget, and then there are restaurants that become part of how you think about food forever. The Melting Pot in Buffalo, New York falls firmly and unapologetically into the second category, and the locals who treat every visit like a culinary pilgrimage will tell you exactly why without any prompting whatsoever.
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Gino’s Pizza Place owner is old guard in a new world
Now in his fourth decade of making pizza at his eponymous restaurant in Tonawanda, Gino Pinzone is a part of the old guard who made Buffalo pizza a thing. At seventy years old, he still gets behind the counter of Gino’s Pizza Place at 9 a.m. to make dough, prep sauce, and mentor a new generation of employees.
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Did Buffalo Play A Role in the Invention of S’mores?
I recently learned that Buffalo Girl Scouts helped to establish the concept of s’mores. Accounts show that the Buffalo Girl Scouts were toasting “Some-mores” at camp in the summer of 1924. Not long after, the recipe first appeared in the May 1925 issue of The Girl Scout...
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The Treehouse Cafe Hiding In New York Deserves A Spot On Every Foodie’s Bucket List
Most bucket lists are full of places that require a passport, a long flight, and a willingness to eat something you can’t pronounce. This one just requires a drive to West Falls, New York, and a healthy appetite. The Blueberry Treehouse Farm and its Treehouse Café is the kind...
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Hosting Thanksgiving Dinner? Let Cakes by Katya Handle Dessert With Spiced Rum Honey Cake, Pies & More
This article is a paid promotion sponsored by an SOB advertiser and designed to share valuable info with our readers. New Rule: if you’re making Thanksgiving and/or Christmas dinner, you get a pass to order the desserts from a bakery. Let’s be for real — you can’t juggle it...
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Why This Canal-Side Restaurant CAPTIVATES Locals With Wood-Fired Pizza and Handmade Pasta in Tonawanda, NY
Open Tue-Sat, 5PM -9PM (closed Sun-Mon) Prescott’s Provisions is one of Tonawanda’s most exciting places to eat, combining polished cooking with the relaxed charm of the historic Erie Canal. The restaurant has earned a devoted local following by serving seasonal dishes, creative cocktails, and wood-fired pizzas in a...
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Buffalo's East Side La Casa de Mama Bodega putting Latino culture at heart of community
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — As Hispanic Heritage Month wraps up, a new grocery store on Buffalo's East Side is working to make culture, tradition and community a priority year-round. La Casa de Mama Bodega, which opened in May at 975 Broadway, is more than a place to pick up...
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10 Best Fall Brunch Spots in WNY for When the Leaves Hit Their Peak
While we love a summer brunch in Buffalo and WNY, sitting down for a breakfast burrito and a Bloody Mary (or two) on a Sunday just hits different in the fall. Maybe it’s that the Bills season is full of hope. Or maybe, if you’re a parent, it’s because the kids are finally back in school.
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A Longtime West Seneca Ice Cream Shop Is Closing September 30
A landmark family-owned ice cream shop, Nick Charlap’s Ice Cream, is closing its West Seneca location. The ice cream chain is well-known for its generous portions and mouthwatering flavors. Nick Charlap’s Set to Close West Seneca Outlet. Nick Charlap’s is a community favorite ice cream chain. The business...