Eat & Drink

At Winfield’s Pub, a masterful performer brings heavy metal back in Lackawanna

Feeding venue crowds once made Daulton aim for the middle. Reading his Winfield Pub menus has made me wonder: What’s it like to have...

Sunday News: Billy Club worker gets sweat equity partnership, as Buffalo spots invest in people

Hayes Seafood House, 8900 Main St., Clarence, hayesseafoodhouse.com, 716-632-1772Run by career seafood family since 1877, my calamari standby for their New England breaded style...

At Casa Azul, Buffalo’s finest Mexican restaurant builds rep with culinary craft

In 2015 Vincenza Lapi, a young cook from Grand Island, introduced herself to Buffalo with an arancini-focused food truck named the Blue Balls Bus. So...

Sunday News: New Remedy House owners find a union workforce helps grow business

ASK THE CRITICQ: Do you have a recommendation for Middle Eastern market in the area? I’ve been making a lot of Israeli, Palestinian, and...

10 hidden gems of Buffalo dining

A recent Buffalo Reddit thread asked for the “best unknown places to eat in Buffalo.” The answers identify lots of worthwhile eating opportunities. Before offering...
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‘I’m Happy To Read The Statement’: Schiff Skewers Blanche Over Trump Cases, Prosecutor Firings

Senator Adam Schiff clashes with Todd Blanche during a fiery Senate hearing focused on his previous representation of Donald Trump. #AdamSchiff #ToddBla…

Trump Blames Ally For Iranian Attack Killing Three US Troops: ‘Sometimes It Doesn’t Work Out So Well’

President Trump told reporters on Tuesday that Iran "did slip something through" in an attack that left three U.S. service members dead in Jordan several days ago.

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Hochul highlights one-year moratorium on hyperscale data centers at Western New York roundtable

Governor Kathy Hochul held a Western New York roundtable announcing a one‑year statewide moratorium on new hyperscale data centers while the state builds rules to protect ratepayers, the grid and local communities.

City of Buffalo begins interim safety and access improvements at Niagara Square

Buffalo has begun interim traffic and pedestrian-safety changes at Niagara Square — converting the area to a single travel lane, adding bollards and pavement markings, shortening crossings, and beginning parking enforcement — following a city survey of 562 respondents.