Most amazing polish food! Awesome staff that are so funny and accommodating! Highly recommend…read morecoming here for traditional environment and recipes!!! Zwiewicz beer and Krupnik are not to be missed. Pierogi great!

They are an awesome organization!!! They have plenty of events, both there on site and as trips…read more They have room for banquets and do all the catering. Now for the restaurant and bar side of things, their food is amazing even during pandemic situations their food is off the charts!! This pic is of a to go order. Follow them on Facebook for all your restaurant and event schedules. You won't be disappointed. One of my favorite stops in town.

A gorgeous venue to experience a show. The building has the…read moremain concert hall along with the Mary Seton room on the other side of the building. The main space has an orchestra and balcony level and you can hear perfectly regardless of where you sit. Seating is more comfortable on the orchestra level because there is more leg room if you are tall. There are bars for refreshments and on certain performance dates, you can even book a prix-fixe meal on the downstairs level! The BPO has a fantastic variety of programming (classics, pops, kids shows) and there are also a lot of one off events as well. The one down side is that the parking is pretty awful. There are paid lots, but other than that you need to depend on street parking (which might be several blocks away). You won't be disappointed by your experience here (as long as you plan for parking)

Fun Saturday night at Kleinhans. Had to swap out tickets for a performance we were unable to make…read moreand chose Batman in concert. They showed the 1989 blockbuster movie with the philharmonic orchestra playing background music. Michael Keaton as Batman and Jack Nicholson as Riddler. To park in the lots you need to arrive early. Everything is charge cards, no cash accepted. The bar is always open along with the coffee and snack bar. Batman was present to do photos and a nice variety of tee's, posters etc. for sale in the lobby.

I recently came for a special event that included a buffet dinner, a live performance, speakers and…read morea movie screening. This is a neat space! I love the retro wallpaper in the bar area, and the bar itself is stocked with Polish beer and other beers, wines, and spirits. The event space is nice, the glass doors brighten up the room too. There's a stage area for performers and a large screen as well.

Hidden gem in Buffalo's East Side? Sure is…read more A diverse crew of characters. The little nuances stand out more than any other bar--the wallpaper, vodka choices, polish beer decorations, the polish falcon--and I didn't even experience the upstairs library because of a private wedding. A good variety of eastern european beers. To me, most taste like your typical american lager or ale. They are bright, crisp beers. A lot of eastern european liquor, mostly vodka. I like vodka, and they serve it to you straight. Soda water? What's that? On this night random members entered behind the bar to serve--and striking up a conversation with them was easy. In fact, we chatted with them all night. Very small bar area. But I wonder if it needs to be any bigger. I'll be sneaking over to this place a little more frequently now that I know about it.

Funville has been on my list since they opened -- finally made it out, and I'm glad I did…read more $25 gets you access to everything -- Qbix games, VR rollercoaster, karaoke, digital axe throwing, shuffleboard, and more. For what you get, that's a deal. The VR rollercoaster was not playing around -- neither were the Qbix games. Competitive energy all night. Food exceeded expectations. The Chicken Pita Bites were legitimately good -- not "decent for a game bar" good. Actually good. And the service was great. Great spot for a birthday, girls' night, date night, or just a Saturday when you want to do something different. The whole night just worked. Buffalo -- go. You won't regret it.

I was invited here for two special occasions. An anniversary party and a graduation party and found…read morethe staff very hospitable. The place is amazing from the clean blue pools to the crisp greens for golfing.The rose' wine was very crisp and refreshing on a hot day.The food was hot and tasty. The desserts were incredible. They made everything special for both amazing events.

Was invited as a guest for an anniversary and a grad party.The grounds here are incredible .It's…read moregreat for the golfers and the swimmers.The events here were amazing, and food was delish.Also enjoyed the rose' wine and the tasty desserts.Wonderful and attentive staff made for an incredible day !!

After 5 or 6 times coming to Pausa, I can now confidently say this place is not the one. I attended…read morea show at Blue Note in NYC that pissed me off in the same way. I'm all for support in the musicians, but venues doing it in a sneaky passive aggressive way will always get a side eye from me. There was one occasion pre COVID where my small group was at the very front of the venue between the bar and the outside window WHISPERING and the owner and bartenders sent dagger eyes to us and shushed us violently. Idk what true jazz venue does not encourage a lively audience but everyone at the bar area had to act like a funeral was in session. Literally no talking AT ALL or you would be reprimanded. Cool time! I came again recently with my partner, even after a handful of bad experiences because friends of our were playing AND WE WANTED TO SUPPORT. Hellooooo??? We didn't realize until we sat down that each order required a two menu item minimum. I ordered a drink for myself and my partner using the online ordering system and when the drinks were delivered the owner stared at my partner with an accusing look like "are you going to order something, you freeloader?", but with a weird passive aggressive smile (if you've worked in food service, you know the one). Because unbeknownst to us, their policy is ACTUALLY two menu items per guest. "To support the artists," Lazara said with a saccharin grin. As two people who have plays countless shows as musicians ourselves and organized shows in the community with other artists, we know this is BS. If you want to truly support the artists, you charge at the door what you want the artists to be paid. 1. You don't gamble on the bar sales hoping people buy enough to supplement the artists' pay. 2. You don't create hidden fees for customer by requiring them buy so many menu items and hide behind "it's for the artists". 3. You don't create a hostile environment for the audience members who paid like they were supposed to but are now shocked by bullying from the staff that they need to buy more booze or food. My partner and I hardly drink alcohol. We wouldn't have bought drinks if we were not pressured to. So we forced our drinks down and ordered two more after Lazara loomed over us to do so. It put a sour taste in our mouth and took all spontaneity out of the night. We had to silently drink our beverages or else be reprimanded by teacher. We texted eachother our reactions to the music. lol Literally the whole audience seemed afraid to even clap or hoot because so many folks were told not to make noise. It felt like we were being held hostage. What a bizarre dynamic. IT'S JAZZ. The Devil's Music. We can't turn up a bit? So wild. Over this place. Truly truly.

So fortunate to have a live jazz venue in our town. Never bad music here. Space is intimate and…read morerelaxed

I have been at this venue several times. I've attended weddings and showers as a guest, was here…read moreas a guest of a friend just for drinks, performed with a chorus here and even decided to host my wedding reception here. This place is gorgeous and everything is top notch! Pulling in it just feels like a special experience. You can self park, but there is also typically a valet available. The building and the grounds are gorgeous. My niece said "I feel like we're at a castle" and it does have that royal kind of feel. The main room has a lot of space and is gorgeously decorated. It can be set up for a wide variety of events and there is ample space for a dance floor. The outdoor space is equally gorgeous. It is well manicured with tons of gorgeous flowers. The banquet coordinator is very communicative and easy to work with. As was the entire staff. Servers are efficient and friendly and very non intrusive. Maybe most importantly, the food is really good! It is easy to write it in for banquet food, but that isn't the case here. There are a wide variety of options to choose from when you are planning the menu for your guests and honestly, you can't go wrong with any of the choices. Plenty of great spots for photography. If you have the opportunity to dine or attend an event here, make sure you do!

I have been here for a wedding. The venue is beautiful, the structure is amazing and the staff were…read moresuper friendly. Also, the dinner was very delicious. I had the fillet mignon and chicken breast and both of them were cooked on point and they tasted great.

During the off-season, when it's not open for the Fair, the agricultural barns become the…read moredestination for elementary school kids on field trips, who get introduced to New York State -based farm products. Lovely volunteer docents do the presentations.

Stopped on a Saturday afternoon they had construction going on but no trouble because they weren't…read moreworking just was a messy situation. Haven't been in awhile so liked the look of the new restaurant. I had a drink at the bar lost then came back for round 2 for both a drink and play another game did better the second time! Drink was made well the bartender was friendly little chit chat with the service. Games were fun made a little money wasn't crowded in the afternoon so got to pick different games even went into the smoking room was crowded but found a couple games I like the new games seamed like they kept the games in there before too long . Had couple hours of fun