Such a cute little place! The signature cocktails were delicious, and the bartender was…read morefantastic--super knowledgeable and great at explaining each drink and the story behind its unique name. Absolutely worth a visit. Please go check it out!

If cozy, no glitz, bands and noise, thus is the place! Plenty of space to sit and enjoy a good…read morebeer. Beer is actually exceptional! I had the Kraken IPA. I cannot say enough about it! Actually I had a second because it was that good. Extremely knowledgeable bar tender! Very friendly atmosphere and people. Cheers

I knew they have great beers at Big Ditch, but now I can add great wings! Earlier in the day a FB…read morepost reminded me of 75c wings on Mondays, so we decided to make that our dinner plan. Our waitress Kelsey was very friendly and sat down with us while taking our order. She also gave us some extra input of the wing choices. I started with a Kringle Juice, a very nice hazy Holiday IPA. Shortly after, our wings arrived; 1 order of mild Hayburner and 1 of Hot Honey. Both were very good. The hot honey are definitely my favorite, sticky but with a very tasty kick. Sorry, no wings picture. They looked so good we attacked them before taking a picture.

We got a post on facebook earlier today that Big Ditch has 75 cents wings on Mondays from 3- close,…read moreso we decided to have wings for dinner. We ordered 10 of the Hayburner wings, medium heat, and 10 of the Hot Honey wings. We liked them both, but liked the Hot Honey ones more. The wings are served with blu cheese and a few( very few) pieces of celery. Our waitress, Kelsey, was very friendly and answered all of our questions about the menu! It was a very enjoyable dinner.

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!

My husband and I came here with our baby. Our friends with their baby came as well. It was super…read morecrowded since it was a Friday night, but we were able to get a table. The first table was too small and cramped close to others, so they kindly moved us to a booth that was bigger and in a less crowded area, which we appreciated the accommodation. Our server was great and had a friendly and upbeat personality. He gave us all the time we needed to get settled and look at menus before ordering. I got the chicken quesadillas, and they were great. It was a huge portion, so I wasn't able to finish them and took it home with me which was nice. Highly recommend!

Came here for dinner the other night and I realized I had never left a review after coming here…read morebefore. So this one will make up for all the other nights too. This spot has always been a favorite of mine. It really makes the one end of Main Street in Williamsville. We started out with the pretzels and elote dip. The chips for the elote were great too and the dip was a great way to start the meal. The pretzels were soft and chewy and I really enjoyed the mustard they used. I couldn't decide on the main part of my dinner and kept going back between a pizza and a burger. Ended up going with the Nashville Hot Chicken pizza and I was very happy with the choice. The pizza had some heat but nothing too crazy. The wood fire pizza itself was cooked perfectly. Very good and I will definitely be back for more of their pizzas. I also ended up getting a piece of cheesecake to take home and it was great! Very sweet and creamy. I have never seen a rectangle piece of cheesecake before, but maybe that's the secret to why it was so good. We will definitely be back for more here. We love coming here with friends and it is a good spot for dinner or a double date.

This review is long over due, but better late than never, right? I was in town for a few days and a…read morefew coworkers and I planned to grab dinner here one night. Why this place? Well, they were on the list of Yelp Buffalo's top places to eat in 2025, so of course we had to give them a try. The space itself is really beautiful. Nestled alongside a river with a cabinesque vibe. Stone exterior, with wood floors, exposed brick, and large fermentation tanks on the interior. It's really quite cozy. As for food, our table shared one of their tasty dips - the elote one to be exact. Elote is delicious on its own, but in dip form with pickled red onions, fire! I could eat an entire bucket of this stuff. When it came to my main course I ordered what I call the basic girl dinner, a caesar salad and fries... but here I went with the tater tots because I was told they are heavenly. My salad was a good portion size and exactly what you want when you order a caesar. As for the tots, the amount you get is insane and they were in fact, fried to a crispy perfection. They definitely hit the spot. Overall, I really enjoyed my meal and I can see why Yelpers in Buffalo rate this spot so high. If I lived nearby I would definitely be a frequent flyer.

First things first - I forgot how delicious the house dressing is. Oh my gosh - so good. I'd eat…read morecardboard if it was dressed with that tangy, garlicky dressing! I had some time to myself recently and I found a seat at the bar upstairs, amongst 100 or so of my new friends. I ordered a flight of five including 8 Days a Week, Brown Ale, Fall Harvest, Caramel Cookie Stout, and Irish Cream Ale. For food, island tacos and brisket tacos. With one taco order, crispy fries. The other, that zingy dressed salad. One of my brisket tacos was half fat and the server got me a fresh, overstuffed replacement. She earned a $10 tip for that. After dinner, I purchased 4 crowlers at the main floor bar-two of the caramel cookie stout and two of the Irish Cream Ale.

Our bartender/server, Izzy was great! She was so nice and also very knowledgeable of the menu. She…read moregave us honest opinions and kept our drinks full. Wife had a grilled chicken with a peeled greens salad. She enjoyed both very much. The lemon garlic aioli that came with the chicken was very good as well. My fish sandwich with the homemade coleslaw was also good. The fish was fried just right. All in all a very nice dining experience. Side note all the beer and liquor is made in house by Southerntier. Pretty cool.

Stopped her Saturday before heading to the BPO at Kleinhans. Fortunately found a space within a…read moreblock, there is only on street parking. The place is on the smaller side but cute on the inside with a substantial size patio. There is no table service, you order at the bar and if you order food you get a pager to pickup at the food window. I had The Texan, 2 beef patties, bacon, cheddar, blue crumbles, tobacco onions & hickory BBQ sauce. My friend had the Chicken Sandwich, chicken breast, bacon, cheddar, sriracha honey & lto. Both came with fries I opted for regular & my friend had the sweet potato fries. Both were real good and I brought half of mine home. It is a brewery so we of course had to try the beers, I had the looper wheat and my friend had honey kolsch. We both agreed we will be coming back for both the food and beer.

A perfect patio to sit with your dog and enjoy a beer and food. The hotdog was everything I needed…read moreand with all the things needed in including peppers and pickles. The wings had a burst of flavor and spice. The weather and open garage doors bring is a nice breeze! The only reason I rated it 4 stars was the service was fast but we felt like we were being intrusive and bothering the staff with our questions.

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.

Another great discovery thanks to the WNY Craft Brew Tour Cards from Habitat for Humanity. My…read moreselection tonight was their Hefeweizen, which was excellent and I would highly recommend to Hef fans. I paired that with a tasty pile of sweet potato waffle fries and a side of honey for dipping them in. The fries were a perfect blend of crispy outside and soft inside, just a touch of salt, and the honey is genius (it's an extra $1 and well worth it). Several other beers on the menu look tempting too, and they make their own pizza dough! Another plus: the owners are friendly awesome people. I am very likely to return. The inside seating area is larger than it looks like from the outside, with plenty of seating at the bar and at tables, plus an outdoor patio. Restrooms are clearly marked and easy to access. There are several large TVs showing various sports games - no closed captions though. Music is nice, there was an upbeat jazz background while I was there. It's on the louder side but not too loud to have conversations. If you don't get lucky with a parking spot out front, there is a decent sized free parking lot just down the street and around a corner. This is another win for the beer passport!

Nice variety of tasty in-house brews! Prosper clearly has its regulars, but there were a fantastic…read moreplace to drop into on a holiday season night. The place is huge with ample seating at both the bar and tables. Almost everyone was at the bar and we wanted to taste our beers in peace, so we went for a table. My wife and I each got a flight, so I got to try most of their offerings. My favorites were the Steampunk Cider and the Winter Ale. Both were packed with flavor! The bartender was friendly and checked on us a few times, even though he was swamped by those at the bar. We didn't opt for any food from the kitchen, but were glad to see there's the option to chow down while drinking. An added perk was that finding parking on a weeknight was super easy. We were able to practically park in front of it. I would definitely return. Cool little spot!

My friends and I visited 42N for the first time and I was impressed by the ambiance and the service…read morehere. We were given ample time for our entire party to arrive and were not rushed at all. Our waitress was wonderful. I was debating between a couple items on the menu and opted for a salad. I ordered the Beet & Burrata salad ... um lol well if you would call it that. Two of us ordered this and we both were surprised when it came out to say the least. Basically a couple pieces of lettuce on top of chopped beets under a spicy-ish hollandaise type dressing over burrata. Or I'm assuming the dressing was what was a tad spicy. However I couldn't figure it out lol. There were a couple tiny smoked peach pieces on the side...just too smoky for my taste. Would have preferred just a fresh grilled peach. Also added a side of chicken to toss on my "salad" thinking it had a whole bed of lettuce, however could have avoided ordering that had I seen a picture of this salad beforehand - so I threw that in for you all in case you're on the fence of what to order. It was good if you like beets, but not really filling since the portion was pretty small. Loved the presentation though, gotta give them that. I also had the Oz-molitan... cosmo with blood orange ...delicious! If you like fruity drinks get it!! I tried my friends' fresh cut regular fries, the truffle fries, and also some of the pepperoni flatbread (I forget exactly what it was called, apologies) but all of those were to die for! I almost wished I had ordered those myself haha. Oh well, next time! Not a huge fan of coming downtown (only downside for me but the hubby dropped me off lol) but I would definitely come back again!

Went on a Thursday night at about 6:30pm. There was a party going on and a show at Shea's so it was…read morepacked. We had to wait about 10 mins to sit at the end of the bar. The inside was super cute. It is on main street with the train track so there is basically no parking in the vicinity so it's a cold walk during winter. We ordered Kugel Latke for an appetizer. It was fine, it tasted like uncrisp tater tots. If there was a sauce of sorts to dip it in, it would have been better besides just potato. For mains we shared two half pizzas the Fig& Pig and the Pepperoni + Honey. They were both fine, they were half sized but still didn't seem like a lot. The person I was with thought it was too much fig, but I had no problem so that is preference. Though the pork belly was mainly fat. The people with us weren't fans of their food either. They also added Truffle fries and were told it would be extra which they agreed to, but it was an additional $9 not jut 2 or 3. For the service, we assumed it was all due to the massive party but it wasn't that great. We were right in front of the bartender and our water was refilled once the entire time we were there. We also didn't get silverware and when we asked for napkins we got a single paper one. We were also at the end of the bar which is where the severs would stand or get the food which was directly next to us which was a bit annoying due to the proximity, they were as close as sitting next to us at a table. No one checked on us either thoughtout our time. Overall, the food was fine, nothing amazing. I'm assuming they get a lot of Shea's traffic which is fine if you want a drink with a snack. I would not come here for an actual meal as it is a limited menu and you don't get a lot. The service wasn't great, but we're going with it was due to the large party. None of us will be returning. It was super cute with the lights though.

A dear friend drove to Buffalo from NYC to volunteer at an event and after a long day volunteering,…read morethey were looking for a hearty meal and some good drink. Seeing as I'm a Yelp-er, they wanted me to find a spot I hadn't been to yet, even though I had eaten dinner already on my own. I had The Ridge West Seneca saved in my "Places to Try" collection so I said let's go. Overall, I cannot wait to go back and grab a meal here and try the food for myself! We arrive just before 8pm on a Saturday night to a large gravel parking lot that was pretty busy, but we still found a spot pretty easily. We walked in and the hostess was able to seat the two of us at a booth right away! Inside it was very spacious with plenty of TVs going, a bar on one side, music playing overhead. Indoor noise was elevated (it's a restaurant that has a bar, it's going to not be quiet haha) but the two of us could carry on a conversation fairly normally. Our waitress came over immediately to let us know she'd be a few minutes as there were a few other tables she was handling. Fine by us as that allowed my buddy ample time to look over the menu and figure out what he wanted. I saw the St. Patrick's Day-themed cocktail specials menu so I knew what I was ordering. Our waitress though - Absolutely wonderful! She was incredibly friendly, had great personality, and was really accommodating in splitting the check (I took care of all our drinks, my friend took care of his dinner). Our waitress did a great job checking in on us at the perfect time, we never felt pressured, rushed. I didn't order any food but my friend ordered their Steakhouse Strip off the "Large Plates" section of the menu, and boy oh boy, did that look amazing! The 12-ounce strip was cooked to a picture-perfect medium-rare with plenty of tobacco onions on top and around the plate, and served over a generous bed of mashed potatoes and asparagus, served with a small cup of their A1 aioli. After seeing that, I certainly want to come back and order food. My friend really enjoyed their meal, the plate was clean! As for me, I ordered two St. Patrick's Day -themed cocktails: "Sham Rocked Shake" and "Irish Good Bye". The "Sham Rocked Shake" was vanilla vodka, crème de menthe, cream, and chocolate syrup and curls - This was creamy, delicious, not overly minty. The "Irish Good Bye" was Three Chord bourbon, Aperol, Amaro Nonino, and lemon juice with a lime wedge - There was so much flavor in this cocktail, the lemon juice added a pleasant fruity 'punch'. Looking at the prices for these cocktails, I felt they were in-line with most other places and they were made well so no complaints from me. The Ridge West Seneca really surprised me! I've driven past it a few times and wondered how good it was. From our friendly waitress and service, the delicious cocktails, to the fantastic-looking food, I am impressed. I'm looking forward to coming back soon for another night of drinks and to try some food!

I'm learning very quickly that these little breweries are great places to grab a little lunch…read more They serve more than just standard pub fare, such as wings, fingers, fries and onion rings, pizzas to name a few. They offer big salads, hot platters of Italian specialties, and savory soup. My favorite is the Bacon Jam Burger!