The wings and tacos are good and the drinks are affordable. It's a bar, a watering hole and yes it…read morehas regulars. There is quick draw, a pool table and a touch tunes modern juke. I am not a regular but I have gone in at different times for Wednesday Wings and Tuesday Tacos. The crowd is chill in the early afternoon. Sometimes there is truckers staying near by at the TA. Then folks from the Village. It's at eclectic mix. They close about 9pm now due to Covid.

Great service, good food, good prices. Friendly staff and the patrons I have encountered have…read morebeen nice. Live entertainment some weekends, always welcoming the football patrons.

Great local dive in downtown Buffalo. They usually have live music, which is always very good…read more Great place to stop for a drink or on the way to something else. Great people watching here as well.

This place smells like stale smoke from the past and bad decisions. That is what makes this a great…read moredive bar. Stopped here on the third Friday of the month to listen to the Dave Viterna Band. The bartenders are fantastic. This place has legit the best bar popcorn in the city. Several rounds were consumed. Drinks are cheap. There is a pool table and dart board, but the place filled up so quickly that you could not play either while listening to the band. I'd like the hang out here on a night where I could grab a seat at the bar and hear stories about the past from the regulars.

Had such a blast on the corner! 1st time here so. Was just soaking up all the vibes. Came here for…read morea comedy show in which I was supporting a good friend Jacob Morrison as he ventures through his comedy career. The atmosphere was great, started out a lil chilly but once the drinks started flowing I was fine,the vibes were good and the comedians were all hilarious. Thee Gary Wallace had me in tears with his set, he came out swinging lol! Definitely had a blast and look forward to seeing more shows! Katie D was pretty funny too! #thedripdonttakeabackseat #getabucketthedripistoomuch

We had a great time coming twice for Tom and Jerry's this season! Never been here before but we…read morewere instantly charmed buy the old time vibe in here. Delicious strong Tom and Jerry's were delicious on cold nights. We hear great things about this bar so we can't wait to keep coming back.

Great neighborhood bar! Food was good, staff friendly would definitely go back. But don't ask for…read morebottled water. Hahaha

Good 'ol dive bar located in NT. I had been told by a couple different people that they have the…read moreBEST wings, so I had to check them out! The wings were 10 for $12 or 20 for $21. For me, they weren't the best, but they were definitely top 3 material. Nice and crispy, but not too crispy and still juicy. They weren't huge, big a decent size nonetheless. The options were hot, medium or mild. My favorite is a hot BBQ, so I opted for the hot. They were flavorful and hot without burning your face off. They offered other bar fryer food such as krinkle cut fries, taquitos and battered veggies. The staff was friendly.

So glad this bar is still able to open during COVID. Masks are required and there is plenty of…read morespace. As many others have said in other reviews, they are cash only! The bartenders are so friendly and nice to talk to. Pam and Monica are the best! Great little neighborhood bar. Lots of regulars. Easy to find right on the corner of Delaware Ave and Princeton. I've been going for many years and the vibe is always the same. Stop by if you're in the area!

I only stayed here long enough for 1 drink because, I was not vining with this place…read more First, if you're under 55 years old, you're probably going to be the baby in here. The crowd is all elderly and imo , the music was intolerable. It was todays country (I think) and like Elvis, James Brown, Blackfoot , etc.... Not my type of music & it was LOUD !! I had to get out of there. But, for anyone who likes that kind of music, then this bar is for you. The bartender, looked completely miserable, which also is a "turn off" point for me. At least fake looking happy while serving customers.

FST is such a vibe…read more It feels like home right when you walk in. That sounds cheesy, but it's a actually a big deal because everyone's actual home feels so different, but the bartenders do such a wonderful job at making each customer feel like they belong and they are right where they needed to be. The paninis are yummy and made to order, there's a great selection of alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages and the music adds such a nice touch to the atmosphere. I love it here and I think you will too!

I woke up to some disappointing news needed vent over drinks and tasty food in a relaxed…read moreatmosphere. I'd heard great things about Free Street Tavern so I decided to check them out. When I walked in I was immediately greeted by the bartender/cook. Though she was by herself initially, she was able to meet everyone's need without missing a beat. They have a cool yet simple menu of Paninis and they have a daily crock pot meal as well and along with their drink menu. I am definitely a Buffalo girl, so I got the Buffalo Chicken Panini paired with chips and pickles. Slightly spicy, gooey cheese, soft bread filled with an abundance of flavorful chicken, this sandwich definitely hit the spot !! Next time i go, and there will be a next time, I've already planned to get the" Actually Casa Di Pizza Pizza Panini", which is 2 slices of pizza turned into a panini!! How can you not love that? ! Lol!! About the pours....meaning drinks,( I just decided it would be cool to say pours, they actually just call them drinks,lol). Anywho, I just so happened to go on Wednesday and is Wine Wednesday so I tried some prosecco !! What a nice pour for a nice price ( see my pic)!! Apparently they are known for their nostalgic cup collection!! I got New York Sour served in a throw back Friday's glass!! What a fun surprise!! And might I add a beautiful and tasty drink. They really have such a well developed drink menu, I loved how they had it divided by the Spirits. It makes it so much easier to chose a drink with the wanted ingredients. Overall, I'd definitely recommend Free Street Tavern. A laid back atomsphere, that welcomes people from all waks of life with a excellent drink and food menu. This

Every once in a while you find a little hidden gem and Delvin's Deuce is exactly that! We headed…read moreout early on a Saturday for a quick dinner. I don't know what was going on in Kenmore and Tonawanda but every place was packed. So we gave up and ordered subs online. We got to the sub place and our order was no where to be found, sp we headed home. On the way home, we saw the Deuce. We had been there once before and the food was great but we forgot to go back. We sat at a table outside the bar area, ordered a drink and food. Because I was hungry for a sub, I ordered a cappicola one and my husband got the burger. The sub was delicious and better than the sub I would have gotten at the OG place. My husband said his burger was one of the best he has had. This is a dive bar in a strip plaza that serves great food for reasonable prices and we can't wait to go back!

Pizza and wings are great! Good options…read more Mixed drinks and beer are good, wine isn't great. Service was good! Restrooms are fair. A bit dirty and dingy.

The "GBP" is a neighborhood dive bar and cash only. Its a popular spot among locals, and draws in a…read morewide age range of adults. They offer a handful of beers on tap including domestic and craft beers, and they also have a full bar and serve food. Prices are reasonable and there's a pool table.

My very first visit to Green Buffalo Pub, and unfortunately, it will also be my last…read more I live approximately two minutes away from Green Buffalo Pub, and this was actually my very first time going there. My neighbor who lives across the street had told me what an amazing bar it was and specifically raved about how good the wings were. She also met her husband there and told me since I was single, I should go check it out!! I decided to take her recommendation and finally give it a try. I was genuinely excited to try the Loganberry wings. I even recorded a video during my walk there. I was recording to make what I thought would be a great review. During my 2 minute walk to the bar I was talking about how excited I was to try the wings. I walked in expecting to have a good experience and hopefully find a new local place that I would enjoy coming back to. Everything went downhill the second I walked through the door. I was accompanied by my service dog, who was wearing her service vest and is licensed in Lancaster, NY. She was sitting quietly and safely in her stroller. She was completely under control and well behaved. She does and did not bark, bother anyone, damage anything, or cause any disruption. There is a specific reason she was in her stroller. She is trained to assist me. She provides calming assistance by laying on me and licking my hand or face to help ground and calm me. Having her positioned higher in her stroller allows her to perform these tasks more effectively when I need her assistance. She was right beside me, in a controlled environment, and was not causing a problem. The employee I spoke with, Jamie, who I have since learned is the new owner of Green Buffalo Pub, repeatedly told me, "She's a pet. She's a pet," while laughing after I explained that my dog was a service dog. I explained again that she was a service dog multiple times, yet Jamie continued to dismiss what I was telling her and laughed at me. She then demanded that I provide paperwork proving that my dog was a service dog. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, businesses cannot demand service animal certification, registration, licensing papers, or other documentation as a condition of entry. When it is not obvious that a dog is a service animal, staff are generally limited to two questions regarding whether the dog is required because of a disability and what work or task the dog has been trained to perform. My dog was not barking, aggressive, disruptive, damaging property, or having an accident. She was calm, controlled, and doing exactly what I needed her to do. And I have video documenting what happened. I have the video from my walk to the establishment, where I am genuinely excited and talking about trying their wings, as well as video from the interaction after I began recording when I was being denied access with my service dog. The contrast between those two videos speaks for itself. What should have been a quick trip to try some wings based on a neighbor's recommendation ended with me crying and bawling my eyes out the entire way home. I live two minutes away. I came there as a first time customer with every intention of making a great review of the food and potentially becoming a regular customer. Instead, I was laughed at, humiliated, and made to feel like I was doing something wrong simply because I needed my service dog with me. This was not about getting special treatment. It was about being treated with basic dignity, respect, and equal access. I am filing formal complaints with the appropriate agencies and preserving the video and documentation I have regarding this incident. I will never spend a dollar at Green Buffalo Pub, and I will not recommend this establishment to anyone. Jamie, as the new owner, I sincerely hope you take this seriously and educate yourself and your staff about the rights of people with disabilities and service animals. No one should have to walk into a neighborhood business excited to try the food and leave in tears because they were laughed at and denied access with their service dog. I walked in excited to try your Loganberry wings. I walked out without ever getting the chance to order them, and I walked home crying. That is an experience I will never forget! I go out of my way to write good reviews all the time for people to help them get raises and to help their business get more customers and this was just honestly a huge disappointment. (If you want to support a great restaurant/bar in Lancaster, go to SKOOB'S, great service and excellent food, and my service dog is welcome.)