We saw them win 2 outa 3. So that was good. This is my wife's 12th MiLB ballpark and my 15th. We've…read moreseen a lot of good fireworks. But the fireworks at Sahlen Field are the best we've ever seen. Both of us were in awe. The hotdogs, Blue, popcorn, peanuts, and pretzels were very good. The Italian sandwich was lights out. Everyone at the park was kind and helpful. And the gift shop team went above and beyond to help me find everything I wanted. We are from out-of-town and consider the games we attended as some of the best we've seen.

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!

Saw a World Junior League Championship hockey game here and was impressed with the facility…read more Although I was at HarborCenter in the past, I've never seen a game and the experience -- aside from sometimes finding the entrance was great. Once you get into the building, taking the elevator to the 7th (?) floor will bring you into the arena. There's not a bad seat in the house and the vendors seemed to be more reasonably priced than a game at the KeyBank Arena. I had a pretty decent chicken finger sub while I was over here. For a hockey game, it's a great venue...and I'm definitely curious to learn more about renting skates/etc and coming here for that -- seems like it would be a great place for some indoor skating as well!

The ice is great; if your kid plays here they're going to have a great time…read more On the other hand, the organization, administration, and event planning is horrendous. Attending events here as a spectator is a disaster.

Hands down the best management team I have ever encountered! Cassidy, Samantha and Jessica provide…read morea level of service that is unlike anything I have ever experienced in any residential community. They are the perfect blend of professional, kind, and compassionate. They consistently anticipate our needs and go way above and beyond to be helpful and accommodating! It is rare to find a team that shows a genuine interest in the welfare and satisfaction of their residents, but they do it effortlessly every day. The building is gorgeous, incredibly well-maintained and always so clean. Exceptional service all around!

Updated review of the food hall. M&T has taken over managing it and it's great now. Salad bar is…read moreback, hot bar is back (both charged by weight). Soup is back. Burgers and sandwiches are still available as well, I haven't tried those since M&T took over.

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.

This is one of the most fun birthdays I have ever had and it is all thanks to Hatchets and Hops!…read more A group of us went out and it was so much fun. You get the instruction and the tips on how to throw the hatchet and then boom, you're off and running. (Not actually running, but you know what I mean.) The instructors are all great and really liven up the whole experience while also giving you tips along the way. This kind of activity really brings out the competition in people in the best way. Many of us had ever thrown hatchets before and those who had, aren't masters by any means. It was just a really enjoyable time to all try something new together. The drinks help too! Not with the throwing (I mean I don't think so) but with keeping the spirits high and having a good ol' time. The space itself is very big but with the cages for throwing, it can get a little tight with a lot of people. There is a bar there with some great beers on tap including the mystery beer which is always fun to try to guess. Food is limited to mostly pub grub but honestly, you're here to throw hatchets, not eat a ton. The pizza we had was good though so check that out. Overall, this is a really cool place to try out. And hey, if you like it, they even have weekly leagues here you can join and get better and continue the fun.

The service was fantastic, our food & drinks were good I really enjoyed the pretzels anything…read moreDairy-free for me, I'm down. The ambiance was cool, the music in the background, our hostess was fantastic! He showed us how to handle the hatchets. It was very challenging, but I made a bull's eye so I was extremely excited. The evening went well and time well spent! I can't wait to go back.

Matthew Broderick Park is named after none other than Matthew Broderick, who filmed key scenes of…read moreFerris Bueller here before running over several Buffalonians in his car after filming. It's okay though, because he's famous. I love this place, as I love the adjacent Squaw Island Park and Bird Island Pier. A lot of people underrate this place but they shouldn't. It's a lovely spot in Buffalo and unlike any other, especially because the Pier that extends out from here, goes all the way under the PB. I was last here not too long ago, a few months maybe. I always bring out of town tourists here (if they like walking), we wander around Squaw Island, the park, this part of it, and then along the Pier. It's beautiful, the views are spectacular, I recommend it to anyone. It's pretty harrowing in winter, though. In fact, Broderick Park is that amazing park just north of the Peace Bridge. To get to it, you drive all the way to the end of Ferry, across the rusted metal drawbridge, and you're on a little green island, which is also known as Broderick Park. It's a wonderful park with spectacular views of the Peace Bridge (known as the Pizza Bridge to Canadians because it's their most direct link to amazing Pizza... i.e. Buffalo Pizza), and it gives way to Bird Island Pier, where you can flip the bird to Canada-bound trucks and passenger cars and buses, and there's really nothing they can do about it except vow to exact revenge upon their return to the country, which may not even happen given the climate of border crossings into the USA at the moment.

Took a walk down walkway toward Peace Bridge sorry still can't go past the bridge. the area was…read moretaken care of several fisherman doing their thing few people walking nice day for it

If in Buffalo and looking for something fun to do, I would highly recommend going to a Queen City…read moreRoller Girls game. We had a blast watching one of their teams play at the Buffalo Riverworks. This was my first roller derby and I was surprised by the level of professional, clean, and competitive fun nature of the sport. I liked that while watching the game the announcer educated you on the sport of roller derby and the calls and the game play. I love roller skating, and I walked away wishing I lived in the area and could try out their next boot camp that they were advertising for those interested in trying it out.

Queen City Roller Girls consists of four home teams, The Alley Kats, Devil Dollies, Nickle City…read moreKnockouts and the Suicidal Saucies. So pick your team and get out and support your local derby girls who in turn support the community! A super fun way to spend a Saturday night!!

This seems to Be a multi functional area. It's on Clinton between Hickory and a few other streets…read more It's got some baseball fields it's got some inside space which I wasn't in today, it has a small parking area, it has a large children's playground structural thing. I was here for one of the city recycling events which was fairly well organized as well, always nice. I didn't know this park existed on the east side but now that I do I'm glad. It's nice it's well-maintained it looks like it's cared for and it's probably a great asset to the area.

After about a couple years hiatus, (go figure), we just recently returned to some moviegoing…read more Market Arcade has all of the features we like, with reserved seating in reclining chairs and bargain matinees. And I've been an AMC Stubbs member for years, so why not start racking up some rewards points again. Parking here is like anything else downtown--it's a slog. We don't mind the $3 parking lot behind the theater. Three bucks is a good deal downtown. The theater has no rear entrance, so you have to walk around the block to the front doors. If you don't mind the $3 lot fee and the couple minutes of walking, it's okay. Buying tickets online for Market Arcade is easy on the AMC website. When you arrive at the front doors, to the left are kiosks where you can either pick up or purchase your tickets. Tickets are for reserved seating, so if you are heading down last-minute and it is a popular new movie, you may want to check online quick first for availability. The concession has all of the typical movie snacks of candy, popcorn, and soda, plus some additional food options like nachos, pizzas and burgers. There is also a full-service bar in this AMC. We haven't tried food or alcoholic drinks yet, but the popcorn, soda, and candy is what you'd expect, pricey but movie-glutton-goodness. I'm docking a star because we recently saw a movie and one of our recliner chairs was not operational. The movie theater was mostly empty, and when my husband and I tried to move a few seats, there were several more chairs that were not operational in the row. Two hours of peace in that comfy reclining chair is as, if not more important to me than the actual movie. Hopefully they fix the broken seats in the J-row of Theater One soon. If you are looking for a comfortable and fairly clean theater with expanded concession options and cushy reclining seats, Market Arcade 8 ticks all of those boxes. So on with the show, this is it!! :-D (NOTE: This business listing is a duplicate of this one - https://www.yelp.com/biz/amc-market-arcade-8-buffalo - Yelp, please merge.)

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.