Came here to take in the NHL 2026 Draft picks…read more Located in the heart of downtown with many parking options to select from. The KeyBank Centre has plenty of food selections to select from and most are cashless, self serve kiosks. The washrooms are plenty clean and spacious. There is free wifi for attendees to not loose touch with the outside world. One caveat is there are no charging station inside and the limit to personal bags is only 4X6 so be warned

This arena does it all. Hockey games, Lacrosse games, concerts, ice skating, tours, and more! When…read moreit opened up originally, I remember going and thinking how new everything was. Now they have made some updates and improvements since then but they still have that same feel and nostalgia of how it was. For the most part, it is what you'd expect: food and drinks are priced pretty high, seats aren't super big, but it has decent parking nearby so that's a plus. Usually we go here for a few Sabres games, Bandits games, and a couple of concerts every year. We've been lucky enough to take a tour of the locker rooms and even skate on the ice for some special events. As much as people hope for a new arena like the new, incoming Bills stadium, I like this old arena and all it's quirks. Don't come here hungry and make sure you get there early for a good parking spot.

We booked a group event at the Pub for a post wedding event on Sunday, June 21st…read more With friends and family traveling from all across the country for our wedding on June 20th, this event was the bookend to an incredible weekend, an opportunity for our loved ones to spend additional time together and get a true taste of the Buffalo vibe. The Bisons Event team absolutely nailed it. The food was fantastic, the service was impeccable, and the venue space itself was perfect. From a planning perspective, the entire day was completely seamless. We didn't have to worry about a single detail, which allowed us to be fully present and cherish every moment with our guests. John was attentive, accommodating and so friendly. Jarrett took the time to come down and meet us and check in on how things were going. We cannot recommend hosting an event and working with you and your team at Sahlen's Field highly enough.

The local ballpark is full of nostalgia, and I try to take the kids to a game or two every year. I…read moreoften get free tickets through blood donation promos with ConnectLife, which makes it even better! They always do fun theme nights and giveaways, including Dog Days at the Park, where you can bring your pup and there's a section dedicated to dogs and their owners. We definitely chose the best giveaway this year! They had Buster cereal bowls and full-size boxes of Cheerios, which are very well-loved by my kids. I just took my boys this time. One insisted on popcorn, while the other wanted nachos. The popcorn must have been delicious because he had to sit a whole row away from us to prevent his brother from repeatedly grabbing handfuls. It's definitely an overall win. Between the atmosphere, the games, the fun promotions, and the fact that I spent just over $10 on snacks for the boys, I really can't complain!

Great time! Seats are nicely spaced apart and there were seat warmers for when you get cold…read more Varieties of popcorn and a multitude of Coke products available for purchase. I love the fact that you get to add your own butter flavoring your popcorn. Only downfall was trying to find 3D glasses for the movie as they should have been given to me upon arrival.

I'm gonna make sure I never come back to this one again. It's dirty, smells bad, small and bad…read moreparking. First time I came here it was bad too, overly salted popcorn and the bathrooms are so disgusting so I thought to give it another try. Today bathrooms were still gross, dirty and smells so bad, popcorn was ok but cold and kinda old. The theater was so small and dirty as well. I heard a buzzing sound throughout the movie and smelt of gas (like propane).

I recently attended an outstanding fundraiser at Assembly House 150, and it took my breath away…read more The space is hauntingly beautiful with its tall arched ceilings, that in places have given out and show the structures "bones" beneath the ornate decoration. They are running some truly inspiring programs there, and ALSO are renting out the facility as event space! I spoke to a women who got married there and she said it was incredible. If you are looking for an interesting program to get involved with, OR an unforgettable space for your next event, look no further!

From the owner: The Assembly House is an experimental work of art and architecture envisioned by artist/architect…read moreDennis Maher that transforms a historic former church in Buffalo, NY into a “Dreamworld for the Building Arts.” It is a site for the public imagination that instills joy and enthusiasm for the built environment. The project synthesizes many themes of Maher’s work by bringing together art, architecture, design, preservation, and construction while creating an otherworldly destination and center for hands-on learning. The transformation of the church is a slow, collective build over time that involves many stakeholders. Teams of apprentices and students work with tradespeople, designers, architects, and educators to reform the interior while learning skills of building arts. Since 2017, hundreds of adults and youth have gained skills at The Assembly House, contributing to an ever-evolving interactive museum and resource for design and construction education.

I came here to see the museum (on first floor) but did not have a chance to see the club…read more(upstairs). This building is on the national register of historic places. The museum was fantastic, truly a hidden gem and full of lots of local music history. George Scott, the president of the museum, gave us a tour and he shared incredible stories that really brought the history into modern day context. There are several exhibits, including: - a timeline that follows the evolution of American music. Each genre is associated with a time period and has a number, which can be punched into a sound stick so you can hear songs from that era. This exhibit would be interesting to both children and adults. - Buffalo connection to many nationally known musicians - History of the Local 533 union (American Federation of Musicians), who started the Colored Musicians Club. - interactive sound recording studio stations - an interactive band exhibit - and more! I can't say enough great things about how interesting this museum is, and I can't believe how many nationally recognized musicians had a Buffalo connection. I highly recommend the museum, and I actually would love to go back so I could spend more time with the interactive exhibits. It's great for all ages. Reservations can be made online for both in person and virtual tours through MichiganStreetBuffalo.org

This is a magnificent mural, on a fantastic culturally important site. I believe the buodng is…read moreregistered as a National Historic Place. If not, it should be. The mural was done by William Cooper. Cooper is a Buffalo native and well know as a small shop proprietor and teacher. His mural includes: Allen "Al" Tinney Dodo Greene Duke Ellington Miles Davis Nat King Cole Grover Washington, Jr. Elvin Shepherd Count Basie

Always love a night at the ballpark, so many baseball games and this year a cosmic baseball game!…read moreNot a bad seat in the house, if you buy your tickets in advance you get a few dollar discount. Also if you purchase your tickets at the box office you don't pay any fees and you can pay with cash!!! Unfortunately inside they are cashless, hoping this changes!

Food good drink good baseball GOATED its the best summer thing to do with family and freindsread more

Great live music venue in Buffalo, NY. They have on site…read moreparking but there were no spots available when we arrived. Street parking was free and easy to find. We parked right across from the venue. The venue is located in a refurbished church and the highlight for me was seeing all the fixtures including pews and glass stained windows still in tact. Getting in was easy they just checked our ids and scanned our tickets. Short walk from the entrance to the actual music area. There is a floor standing room area you can watch the music, as well as two elevated seating areas. The seats were pews and very roomy. It was nice to be able to sit and enjoy the show free from the crowds. The sound quality was mostly good but at times I found it was very loud and hard to hear what the musician was saying. Didn't get any drinks or use the bathroom, so I can't comment on this aspect. Overall, I thought this was a great venue.

This was the first time I have been here for a concert. My previous visits were for a fund raiser;…read morethere were no chairs set up, only vendors. I could not judge the space as a concert hall. My estimate is a capacity of 400-500 chairs, in rows of 14 the floor, plus the balcony. I was there to see Judy Collins, who still has a wonderful voice. (She is 87). A friend asked why she was not performing in the Mary Seton room at Kleinhans Music Hall. I think the acoustics are better here, as are the slightly padded chairs. It is certainly more intimate.

No attention after the first drink, $5.60 tip automatically added for a bowl of soup and single…read moredrink. Tipping culture hell.

First off, ask for Tyrone. Great service by that young man!…read moreSecondly, order the crispy Brussel sprouts with candied bacon. Very yummy! Wife and I split the bbq chicken pizza which was plenty and we had leftovers.