Great spot - friendly people. Would come back. Drinks were spot on and reasonable. Facilities…read morewere spotless. Good place to come back to.

Excellent food, great service , reasonably priced Close to…read morefreeway, lots of menu selections

We have visited Town Tavern several times. Love the food,…read moreatmosphere and service. Great addition to the island

Great drink specials, love the jukebox option and if you just need to lay low and enjoy yourself…read morethis is the spot! The bartenders are super sweet and attentive also!

Been here loving the people. I was surprised so much of how many intelligent and articulate people…read moreI have met here. I've run into people enjoying good music and NEVER SEEN ONE argument or fights lot of good people.

Did not have any food due to it's strictly just a bar scene…read more Came here to reunite with friends I haven't see in a while since before Covid. The bartender was great he always made sure you were good and that you didn't need another drink. The place is large there is two sides to it and plenty of seating. The lights inside are pretty dim I don't think it gets bright in there at all but it's still a great atmosphere and they have a large shuffle board table !

Honestly I'm never going back here again. Got diarrhea from their nasty drinks and their idiot…read morebartender has never seen an out of state license...good job (personally I'd be embarrassed to say ANY of the things that he did about the GOVERNMENT ISSUED OUT-OF-STATE ID). Felt totally weird in there so if you're a bald man from the ages of 45-90 it's a good place for you, otherwise, steer clear this is place.

New spot located inside the old PS/Post script Café. Decor is very unique and fun throwback with…read moreleft lights and colors. DJs are great and the outdoor indoor transition vibes are really great for summertime!! The drink selection is very wide, and the bartender serve you with a smile

They staff throws their trash and cigarettes, broken glass, bottle caps on the ground and hoses it…read moreunder the fence. It's been like this for years after complaining many times. Imagine how they handle their food! lazy and disgusting people.

Best food in downtown Buffalo! Close proximity to Buffalo State and Kenmore lots of TVs clean…read morebathrooms, great bar, selection and amazing service! There's also live bands that clean in the back and lots of games to play . Highly recommend!

Fantastic food. A simple mushroom Swiss burger and fries and was to die for. I would recommend this…read morequaint little place to anyone in the area or visiting. I'll be back folks !!!!!

We had been driving past this restaurant for the last four years. It sat empty for what seemed like…read moreforever, but the name always caught my attention. When we noticed it had finally reopened under new ownership, my husband and I were genuinely excited to give it a try. Today (Sunday, July 19th), with clear blue skies, no smoke, and one of those perfect Niagara summer afternoons, it seemed like the ideal place to meet friends for lunch on the patio overlooking the Niagara Parkway. Unfortunately, from the moment we arrived, the experience steadily went downhill. Shortly after we were seated, the band introduced themselves by announcing they were there to "make some noise." They certainly delivered on that promise. The volume was so excessive that the restaurant windows were literally vibrating. It became impossible to have a conversation, even while seated inside with the patio doors closed. Every time the doors opened, the noise was overwhelming. We watched customers leave because they simply couldn't tolerate it anymore. As someone who has spent decades in the restaurant industry as a Director of Operations and Director of Training--and who has also been trained vocally and sung most of my life, I appreciate live entertainment when it's done well. This wasn't. The singer struggled throughout the performance, the drummer never settled into the pocket, and the bass consistently lagged behind the beat. It sounded more like an unrehearsed garage band than entertainment that enhances a dining experience. Live music should create atmosphere, not drive customers away. The service was equally disappointing. Our server mentioned she was "new," although she also said she'd been there for a couple of months. New staff aren't the problem--lack of training is. Simple service fundamentals were missing throughout our meal. Empty glasses and finished plates remained on the table long after they should have been cleared. Drinks weren't delivered promptly because staff seemed more engaged in conversations with each other than watching their tables. There was little evidence of anyone managing the dining room or coaching the team. Then came the food. It arrived hot, which is always appreciated, but that's about where the compliments end. The tzatziki bore little resemblance to authentic tzatziki. It tasted more like sour cream mixed with relish than yogurt, cucumber, garlic, dill, and lemon. As a matter of fact, there was no garlic or dill in it at all. The rice was so heavily salted that it was inedible. The "Greek salad" was simply a bowl of lettuce with a few rings of red onion, three olives, and some feta scattered on top. A traditional Greek salad (horiatiki) is built around fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, red onion, green pepper Kalamata olives, feta, olive oil, oregano, and either red wine vinegar or lemon. Lettuce is rarely part of an authentic Greek salad. None of us expected perfection. We just wanted to try a new restaurant, sit on the patio and enjoy some time with our friends - that didn't happen - Instead, we left wondering how a restaurant with such a prime setting could miss the mark in so many fundamental areas: atmosphere, service, training, and food quality. A spectacular location can attract first-time guests, but only a great dining experience brings them back.