This place has brought life to the Lancaster village…read more Finally, there is a place with good beer and friendly faces that is open through the full day. Other businesses need to take note! There are so many beer selections from sours, IPAs, Lagers, Stouts, etc. They have excellent selections on Tap that rotate out on the regular. Plus they have a to-go window which is just amazing, especially since Lancaster allows open-containers as you walk. They are dog friendly and have expanded to host several events down main street like food trucks and tailgate parties. Its amazing. Thank you for setting up here!

Love having Fattey's in the village of Lancaster. Great casual ambience to hang for awhile with…read moreyour dogs! They are very involved and supportive with the local community. They routinely host fundraisers (Woof & Treat, photos with Santa) to benefit Lancaster Unleashed (Como Lake Bark Park). There is a small menu of heat and eat munchies to go with their huge selection of beer and cider. Staff is friendly and helpful and can advise you on finding a beverage you will enjoy.

A night with the girls can't end until you have dessert, right?…read more Murphy Brown's was it for us. I was the first of the 4 of us to arrive, so I snagged menus & a 4-top. We moved from the table by the door to the cozy corner table, where my friend enjoyed wing dip + 2 taster-sized draughts. I had a double-whammy of Guiness - a pint plus cake. The place was hoppin' around 730 or so and seemed ready to be steady until close.

Very good service. Very good food. Took about 11 minutes to come out once ordered. Super…read moreknowledgeable about the many, many beers they serve. Loved the ambiance. Would be a great choice for date night. Be aware they serve noliquor. Beer & wine only.

It was spare of the moment dinner as my son came to visit. We were told a half hour wait on a…read moreFriday night and it was more like 10 minutes. Which was a nice surprise. Employees are very welcoming and courteous. Helped us with choosing beers. The food was delivered quickly and cooked perfectly. With the amount of people service was great and wonderful. We will be back!

Delicious food, Friendly servers and the beer is cold. I…read moreonly wish that they would take reservations especially since they are so busy - which is good!!!!

What a fun spot!!! My girlfriends and I recently hosted our book club here, and I'm so thankful…read morethat I got to experience Nickel City Brewz first hand! We had a pretty decent sized group, and the bartender was so polite and even remembered our names - that's talent! They offer a wide selection of draft and bottled beers, and they even have non-alcoholic options. It's a fun concept because although they have a small menu with food options, you can also bring your own food in as well (which was what we did to coincide with our theme for this months' book). But, next time, I'll definitely be checking out their apps. Loved this spot and I will certainly be back!

Been a while since I was last here due to changing trivia nights. Same great beer variety. They…read morestill do DJ trivia on Wednesdays. They've added a tv with the untapped menu.

Stopped there for dinner. I got the chicken thighs, the mac & cheese as a side and the jambalaya…read moresausage rice comes with cornbread and a choice of two different sauces. And a side order of french fries I got it's a very cool building when you walk inside with the fireplace sitting area if you want to sit, have a drink. Small bar but excellent . I would definitely recommend if you're looking for some good barbecue.

Popped into this place this afternoon with a friend to have a little Beer & BBQ and was not…read moredisappointed. The place itself is inviting as you pull up, it's basically a victorian style house converted into what is a very cool, casual, dog friendly, brewery & eatery. The service was instantly friendly, inviting and knowledgeable about their beer selection. I tried several and all were really good. Note: if you like sours try the Cherry Cobbler sour it is over the top tasty! Also had the Cran Orange Ale which I could have drink a second one of easily too. Now on to the food... I am from Texas, and am a bit picky over BBQ, especially Brisket. Y'all there's nothing worse than a dry piece of smoked brisket... just sayin'. Anyway, I ordered a couple apps and the two meat plate with Chicken & Brisket, Beans, Slaw & the Mac Salad. Y'all, the brisket was moist tender and nicely marbled. I ate half of it before even opening the sauces! Same to be said for the Chicken, it was tender, with the perfect little hint of smoke, legit delicious! I highly recommend this spot when visiting the area... I will definitely be back my next time through.

As of late November, 2025, I believe this establishment is now closed for good. Since late…read moreSeptember or early October. As background, it was supposed to open in Summer/Fall of 2024. It finally opened in May, 2025. There was much anticipation in the Winter of 2023 and Spring of 2024, when it was announced that the long-vacant restaurant at the front of the Comfort Inn & Suites Buffalo Airport would finally have a tenant. I went there twice - once in May and once June on Friday evenings. Both times, mead was unavailable, although it was advertised that tastings were available. The first time I went, I ordered food. There were 5 or 6 people seated at tables, while I sat at the bar. If remember correctly, they grudgingly reopened the kitchen (it was 950 pm) and they were open until 11. The menu was limited, and I ordered a $23 chicken sandwich, which was decent, but way overpriced and fries were not available. Most of the menu items were $21-$25 sandwiches. I ordered a beer that was $10 - in other establishments, the same beer was $6-$8. Around 1030 pm, two couples came in. And around 1045, a group of coworkers came in after work. All were eager and enthusiastic to try out this new place they'd heard so much about. You could tell the owner did not want to stay open, as it was almost the posted closing time, but I believe he stayed open a bit later. I left as soon as I ate and finished my beer, so I never did see what time he closed. The second time I went in, I asked for mead - there was none - ordered a beer and left. Over the next few months, the hours open constantly changed, according to the sign. My take on the place - well-intentioned, but very overpriced, not well-stocked/supplied/staffed, and very unorganized. I'm not a business owner, and I don't want to bash the owner, but in this day and age of Post-Pandemic inflation (and difficulty in finding good help and reliable suppliers), it's important to be competitive and flexible. If you're situated in prime real-estate, such as the front of a hotel, and your bar/restaurant is an oasis amongst several OTHER hotels and an airport, not to mention nearby neighborhoods, you take advantage of the situation and YOU STAY OPEN. Past 11 pm. I'm not saying 3 or 4 am, but on Friday and Saturday nights, it's not unreasonable to stay open until 1 am. And for goodness sakes, if you're worried about liability, partner with Uber - the Tim Horton's parking lot next door is practically an Uber/Lyft driver's haven - it's their staging lot. Those dudes are waiting there 24/7 for fares. You want to close the kitchen? Advertise a cut-off time - 1030, 11 pm, on Friday/Saturday. 930 on other nights. Don't sell $25 chicken sandwiches that are worth $10-$15. Drop your beer prices to $7 or $8. Have some sort of gimmick that you can make a huge markup on - partner with Genny and get a few kegs or cases of 12 Horse Ale or Oktoberfest. Pretty much ANY of their beers is affordable. Stock it. Sell it for $4 a can or glass. Alongside your $8 beers. And whatever the market price is for the mead. Get some Sabrett hot dogs and sell them for $4 or $5. They're probably the best hot dog you can buy. Sell them alongside the more expensive food. You'll be a hero. Drunk people will love you. The lunch hour crowd will increase through word-of-mouth alone. Out-of-towers will remember you fondly. People will still buy the mead and the other beers and sandwiches. But something's got to give. I hope if he reopens somewhere else, the owner is successful. He's a nice guy, and the place has potential. But I hope he can learn from his mistakes and move on.

Iron Cedar brewery is located in the Comfort Inn and Suites hotel by the airport. The food was…read moredelicious!! The Korean cauliflower bites were so flavorful and still crispy even with the sauce on. The service was great and the manager was really involved, came up to tables multiple times to see how everything was, make sure our drinks were full, and to hand out napkins. Ambiance was average for a typical brewery. Food was great, but the prices were out there as well which shows in the quality of the food. Might have been my mistake but the ribeye was very rare and fatty, but that might be how the cut of the steak is usually. Not pictured is the breaded chicken sandwich that was huge and delicious as well.

Big Dill pizza! KILLER!!…read more Love that Shadows of the night and just about all the other beers there

Went here for Thursday Burger special. Got the popper burger which was a deconstructed jalepeno…read morepopper. It was one of the best burgers I had anywhere in a long time. The combo of the cream cheese, bacon, juicy burger and heat from the jalepeno really came together. Fries are like the battered style. Not my go to fry but you get a good amount and they were tasty. Got the brussel sprouts special which was put together like a Caesar salad. It was huge! And the sprouts were awesome. Atmosphere is always good here and service was excellent as usual. One of my favorite spots!

Went in on a random night and met a friend out for a beer. It was pretty dead, and the vibe wasn't…read morebad. The service was friendly. The beer was a decent price. I'd go back.

We had an ok experience here. I guess I expected better but I think part of the issue was a private…read moreevent going on upstairs. I would like to give it another try sometime and hopefully boost my rating. I'd say the best part of this place was the "look and feel" and so many seating options ... bar, indoor, outdoor, upstairs, down stairs, covered, not covered. I think this part was really my favorite and I love sitting outdoors in the summer. My friend enjoyed his chips and turkey sandwich. He had no complaints. I ordered the cool and collected salad. It's one of their GF options FYI. It comes with a house ranch. The ranch I found rather bland. One hand, it allowed the toppings of the salad to shine and they were nice blend. On the other hand, I would prefer a more favorable ranch. That is just a personal preference. My disappointment came with the $2 upcharge for the tiniest bit of sourdough bread. It was so small I honestly couldn't taste the sourdough part (at least the waitress said it was sourdough). And I just was shocked they would charge $2 for that. It really should just be included at that small of a size (see my photo). What was really disappointing was the service. Our waitress was actually extremely nice! It wasn't her attitude or demeanor by any means. And I doubt it was even her fault; but there was a private event upstairs and she had to juggle that and our table and the event was the priority. My friend needed a refill on his drink the whole time and she didn't return after our food. He finished his meal, no refill. He finally had to go find her to get one, which was inside, and I wasn't given a refill myself and just didn't bother asking since she was busy. Then we waited for our check. And waited some more. I decided to use the bathroom and would ask for our check then. Didn't see her on the way in, didn't see her on the way out. Waited a little while again and went back in. She was carrying more things to the upstairs event. And she told her to bring us our check when she could. Overall, like I said, the seating options were the best part. Our waitress was a nice young lady but just too busy with the event and we shouldn't have to chase anyone down for refills AND the check. I think just having her serve the event and another waitress downstairs would have been better managed, especially since hardly anyone was there (hence the people-free photos I could get). And the upcharge for the tiny bread was silly. I would try this place again sometime .. our waitress said the trivia was fun and you can reserve a table ahead of time for that. But I think I would try something else to eat. Maybe a flatbread. And I hope to improve my rating in the future!

ive been to fattey beer a few times, mainly the lancaster location, and honestly every visit has…read morebeen great. i usually just stick to drinks and their selection is amazing, the staff really knows their stuff and has never steered me in the wrong direction. it always has a really fun, lively vibe but still feels comfortable and easy to hang out in, especially for watching a game or spending time with friends. this time though, watching the sabres absolutely destroy the bruins in game 4 really worked up my appetite so i decided to try a cheeseburger. i wasnt expecting much but it ended up being one of the best burgers ive ever had, the sauce was unreal and my friend and i were genuinely shocked at how good it was for "bar food." next time we go back we're definitely trying more of the menu just to see what other creative twists they've put on classic bites!

Love Fattey's in Lancaster. What a great addition to the Village! Friendly staff, casual ambience,…read morewatch sports, but most importantly DOG FRIENDLY! Very supportive of Village events and Como Lake Bark Park! Small selection of munchies and heat/eat chicken sandwiches are usually available!

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.