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    Seneca Towne Restaurant

    3.7 (31 reviews)
    InexpensiveGreek, American
    Closed 7:00 am - 7:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Open chicken Souvlaki
    Amy R.

    I struggled with rating this one. If I was to have simply ordered takeout and had it delivered, I would have given a solid 5. Because I walked in to order takeout, that's how the 4 arrived. Didn't have to wait long but there long enough to say that the place needs a very serious cleaning. Actually surprised it didn't have violations. The bathroom was so gross. Despite all of this, I still chose to eat the salad that was actually well cooked and nicely seasoned. Thankfully, it seems that all the dust and grime stayed away from my food and I am still here to talk about it.

    Cheese omelette
    Amy K.

    Pretty average breakfast. I got take out and spent about $17 on 2 meals. Both were cheese omelettes with hash browns and toast. The omelette was amazing and very cheesy. That alone I would give 5/5. I was not impressed with the potatoes. It was like they boiled potatoes and just smashed them up instead of dicing and drying. Overall not bad though if you're hungry and in the area!

    Salad out of feta?
    Fox E.

    If it were a a lingerie store, it'd be Seeknickers Towne. If it were a strip club, it'd be Seeknockers Towne. And if it were a graveyard full of voyeurs watching immoral horny people doing bad deeds with lifeless partners, it'd be Seenecrophelia Towne. Thankfully (or not?) it's not. What to get: Chicken Souvlaki, Choc Shake. What else: anything. So they still have excellent Souvlaki after all these years and I still enjoy coming here for my Chicken Souvlaki fix when I'm in this area. Buffalo has some of the best Souvlaki in the whole country so I highly recommend stopping by and giving it a try when you are in these parts. My original review had more detail: If it were a purveyor of candy, it'd be Snickers Towne. A grossly underrated restaurant in a grossly underrated category. We casually give G-A Diners 1-4 stars without realizing how great & uniquely WNY they are, with high standards of deliciousness, portion size and (usually) pricing. If the chicken was actually bloodily sacrificed in front of the customers, it'd be Santeria Towne. Venture elsewhere and diners have lesser standards. G-A is not the norm, as in Buffalo. Where they exist, they're different & inferior. Dry chicken. No oil. Pre-cooked Gyro. As for WNY Chocolate Shakes: huge sizes, creamy, luscious. Not so much in other regions. If it were a dead racing driver, it'd be Ayrton Senna Towne. Cherish them while you can. Many won't last. Embassy & Sala are long gone, now Spilios too. One day it'll all be tasteless bland corporate monstrosities like Olive Garden, Denny's, or trendy overpriced overhyped flavourless Greek like Pano's or Zoe (sorry). If it were a gas station, it'd be Sunoco Towne. Enough rambling. Come (that's what she said) try Seneca Towne. One of so many great Greek-American WNY diners. Just because we have so many, doesn't mean they're worth less. They're worth more, because we're blessed with so many, thus they help define the region, they're our culinary identity, what makes us special. It'll take more effort to keep these places in business than the "in vogue" hipster spots. But they deserve it. Cheaper - and better. If it were full of sarcastic people, it'd be Snideremark Towne. I got the Chicken Souvlaki Dinner: a mountain of delicious juicy chicken, Greek-sautéed for days, a bottle of oil in case you want more sautée, hot, wet Greek potatoes, & a lovely, enormous, feta-covered Greek salad. Fresh, wet, basic, hits the salad spot. Feta quality good. Pita bread too. If it were owned by a former Steeler (serving Roethlisbergers), it'd be Seneca Wallace Towne. My friend got a Gyro Omelet with Feta. It wasn't as wet as we like it, but still good. Gyro meat: excellent. Buffalo-style Gyro (chopped spiced meat patties), juicy, full of flavour. Toast: very good. Buttery, fluffy, yum. Not the stellar homemade level of Nick's but still excellent. If it were full of sexy tiny fake tanned girls, it'd be Snooki Towne. I also got a chocolate shake. Excellent. One of the better shakes in town, I would say. Cloudy, thick, creamy and milky. It was enough for two. They brought the metal tin so I had extra shake when done with the cup full. So essentially, like many hard drugs have done, they gave me the shakes. If it were owned by Kermit, it'd be Sesame St Towne. Actually, if it were on Sesame St, it'd be Snuffleupagus Towne. Which sounds like Snooki'llf*ckus, which would be (a) inappropriate for Sesame St, and (b) way better than anything ever on Sesame St. It's out in West Seneca. Sometimes packed, sometimes not. Owners commented that it was usually dead. Open until 9pm each night, so it's good for all three meals. Or four. Or seven & a half. Are we still talking about meals? If it were full of deep sea divers (no, not a figurative sexual reference, I'm above such things), it'd be Snorkellers Towne. Service: excellent, prices: affordable. Some of the best G-A in town. It's hard to penetrate (ahem) the top 10 G-A places in Buffalo, even harder (like me) to penetrate (cough cough) the top 5. But this place did it effortlessly. If you're someone that routinely rates every G-A place in town 2 or 3, you may not like it despite its high standards. Perhaps you don't appreciate how good we have it in WNY And if it were full of old people that can't remember which government building they bombed in the 60s (as retribution for a local forest being felled), it'd be Senile-eco-terrorist Towne. But it's not. Now, does anybody want to do Greek with me?

    Breakfast Souvlaki
    Sonia L.

    I remember this being one of my mom's favorite restaurants when I was a kid. She knew servers by name and they knew her. I had not been here in many years. It's located directly across the street from West Seneca West high school. We arrived around 9:30am on a Thursday, we were the only patrons at that time. When we came through the door, we were instructed to select from the menu hanging on the wall in the entry, and sit where we liked in the front of the restaurant. One other couple came in during our visit, it seemed like the server knew them, because she spent quite a bit of time chatting with them about houses and taxes. I asked hubs to order me an omelette, and stepped away to the ladies room. First thing I noticed upon entering the restroom, was that it was so dirty. The sink, the walls, the floor, everything was so visibly dirty, the way that you'd imagine the dirtiest gas station bathroom on the side of a West Virginia highway, except that it's in a restaurant, in West Seneca. This whole place could really use a good cleaning. Every booth had crumbs and salt on the seats, the floors were dingy, the walls were splattered with crud. I am giving 3 stars because the food was decent. I'm just glad I couldn't see the kitchen.

    Gyro Dinner
    Brandon L.

    Finally stopped in and tried Seneca Towne in West Seneca. It's your run of the mill, kinda outdated Greek style family diner. Gotta say the food was spot on. Had the Gyro Dinner, also the Chicken souvlaki dinner. Both were really good, the lamb was slightly dry, but everything was still great. Great friendly service too. Would definitely come back and try more.

    Towne omelet!!

    Love this place. It's pretty much a landmark after all these years operating. I usually just go there for breakfast. Super fast and prices, portions and service is great! Towne Omelet with Texas sauce is my fave...

    Mike C.

    Been coming here for years - not for the decor, but for the best chicken souvlaki around. Big portions, very affordable . Old time family place that existed before the chains tool over. Not sparking clean, but serviceable. Food outweighs the atmosphere!!

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    23 days ago

    Excellent food quality friendly owner & waitresses. This place has been around for a long time & It's great to return back to it!

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    Great Chicken Souvlaki's. I call ahead and pick up only. Inside needs to be redone- but still a staple in this town.

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    15 years ago

    Best greek food in wny! Rice pudding is great but the chicken soulvaki is amazing. Very reasonably priced, good for the whole family.

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    7 years ago

    Great neighborhood diner. Friendly staff food is excellent prices are good. I recommend the chicken souvlaki, kids love the breakfast food.

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    One of my familys favorite places to eat. The food is scrumptous, the waiters friendly, and the price is on target.

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    10 years ago

    The food is great home cooked food, and the price is spot on. When you stop in talk to Steve the owner he is a good guy.

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    3.8
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    Ok are you hungry for good breakfast? Fast service? Oh...you are in Buffalo NY as well? We has time…read morebefore the museum opened and decided on breakfast. Lots of little places offering what Starbucks offers (premade offerings). The GPS came up with Mythos. It wasn't far from where we were. We parked on the street behind the restaurant before noticing the blue sign indicating they had a lot behind the building. No matter. Just be aware. You walk in and immediately smell breakfast cooking. We were seated at a booth and ordered a couple cups of coffee. The menu is pretty extensive. She got eggs benedict with toast and hashbrowns. I ordered the steak and eggs breakfast special. It's Thursday morning so not a people in the restaurant. The food is out pretty quick. Coffee gets refilled without having to ask. Eggs are done right, steak is cooked medium, potatoes are a little crispy. Her eggs benedict came out just right, potatoes the same as mine. Plenty of food to fuel up in the morning. We ate and talked for a while. Waitress checked in regular to see if we needed anything. Food is gone, coffee is getting finished. Definitely a breakfast (and lunch) place to check out. Fast service , reasonable prices, quality food. No complaints.

    The homemade dip with warm pita were amazing. So fresh and delicious, could have just eaten 2…read moreplates of this. Husband and I shared the dip and a gyro. It was the perfect amount of food. The gyro meat was very tender and thinly sliced. Overall very good food. The service was quick and server was very attentive. We told our server we were visiting and she gave us tons of recommendations of things to do and see in the city. Incredibly friendly and welcoming to a city you can tell she loved. Place was very busy for Monday and welcoming.

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    Oh my goodness. This meal was not only very good, but incredibly generous. I have not been to…read moreApollo before, so had no idea what to expect even after looking at the menu on line. I opted for the breakfast souvlaki with chicken. It comes with home fries. I was asked if I wanted onions in the potatoes. Absolutely yes. So many restaurants do not add onions or charge extra for some to be added. It was a very generous and nicely seasoned portion of potatoes. Eggs, how do you want them? Sunny-side up, please. 2 very nice sunny side up eggs. Pita or some other bread. I picked pita. A nice large one was served along side my lunch. Then there's the chicken. It was beautifully seasoned, all 5 pieces. Yes, 5 pieces and not "tenders". Each piece was approximately 1/2 a boneless breast. Our waitress was very attentive, asking a couple of times whether we were enjoying our meals. You do have to be prepared with cash. Cash or checks only; no credit cards.

    My first visit here. It is a popular lunch spot, the parking lot was almost full when we arrived…read more Plenty of choices on their menu, including all day breakfast. I choose the souvlaki breakfast with beef. Marinated chunks of beef, 2 fried eggs (I had sunny side up), homefries with onions and pita. It was a generous serving, I took some home fries home. The beef was medium rate, as requested, and very tasty. I was a bit surprised about the amount of meat on the dish. My wife had the breakfast with chicken and had a lot more meat than my dish. I'm not complaining, I had more than enough meat, but there was a significant difference. Our waitress was attentive.

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