Eat & Drink

Winter’s upside: Skating and eating in downtown Buffalo

Ice skating is one of the consolations of winter in Buffalo. Not adept myself, I prefer the low-impact role of observer. There’s something about the...

Review: At Maizal Mexican Kitchen, savoring Oaxacan family cooking

After decades of traveling from Oaxaca to work in the farms of Niagara County, the Rosario family decided to put down roots in Medina....

Recipe: potato gratin Steingarten style

Wintertime staples like root vegetables get us through the dark days before green sprouts of hope prove we made it through another ice age.From...

Sunday News: Venus rescues Grand Island from Greek diner drought

EATING INTELCast & Coal run extended: Cast & Coal Woodfire Kitchen, Adrian Bylewski’s Middle-Eastern-inflected menu, will be at Milton’s in the Statler Hotel Lobby...

Last call at Anacone’s Inn

“Last call at Anacone’s” doesn’t mean the same thing to people who never made 3178 Bailey Ave. their home away from home. For me, “last...

Happy Hour Star: Marble + Rye

The happiest of happy hours include food, lest the bargain booze leaves you wobbly. At Marble + Rye, one of the best happy hour...
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At Least 211 License Plate Readers Found Across Western New York, Report Finds

WKBW speaks with Investigative Post reporter J.D. L. Shoemaker, who found at least 211 license plate readers installed across Erie and Niagara counties,…

Construction begins on $250M Marine Drive redevelopment in Buffalo waterfront

Construction has started on a $250 million first phase to replace Buffalo’s aging Marine Drive Apartments with 254 new affordable units; the full redevelopment will create about 730 units on the waterfront.

Buffalo Irish Festival returns to River Fest Park Aug. 1–2 with live bands, dance and youth sports camp

The Buffalo Irish Festival returns to River Fest Park on Aug. 1–2 with live music, Irish dance, a youth Gaelic sports camp and a Parade of County Flags — tickets $10, children 16 and under free.