Super fresh food made to order! Friendly/ nice staff and nice tucked away little spot. This is in…read morethe Burchfield Penney Art Center behind the Henry Hotel sorta, at the corner of Elmwood. They had a nice selection of freshly made salads, wraps and flatbreads. They accommodated requests to alter a couple components on what I had. They carry Honest Tea brand bottled teas and brew fresh hot tea. Would highly recommend this place if you are trying to healthy.

My guest and I arrived just after 11 a.m. and were warmly greeted by who I assume was the manager:…read more a tall, lovely blonde woman. She told us about the specials; they, and the menu, was filled with the most delicious-sounding foods! We ordered the Mediterranean plate to share; my companion got the Thai chicken salad and I got the Burchfield salad with chicken. Diet Coke for her, water for me. The plate was delivered to our table within 5 minutes and had plenty of food for two to share. PLENTY. Then the waiter brought over another plate of pitas! Our salads were perfect. To die for, actually. I don't like a lot of dressing on my salad, and the dressing situation was perfect. My companion is not a fan of very spicy food and was assured that the Thai chicken had just a little heat--and that was true! Service was excellent; food was excellent. I will be back!!! They serve wine and beer, along with a selection of soft drinks. The desserts look delicious but pre-packaged and not made on premises. Sandwiches, salads, soups, wraps...that appears to be the main fare. The café is located within the Burchfield-Penny Art Center on the grounds of Buff State. EASILY accessible from Elmwood Ave; perfect spot for a bit of lunch before enjoying the gallery.

Pictured: BBQ chicken plate with teriyaki rice, Hawaiian mac salad, shredded veggies, and pineapple…read morewedge BuffaliciousBites gives Hawaiian BBQ Buffalo 5 stars!

So excited to find Hawaiian BBQ in the area! The staff was super friendly and welcoming. My…read more partner and I both got Maui Mix plates. I ordered chicken and ribs and he got chicken and shrimp. He said the shrimp was okay, but we both really enjoyed the chicken and ribs. The meat was tender, cooked to perfection and well flavored. The mac salad could have used more seasoning but overall it was a solid meal and we will definitely be back.

OMG, now I'm craving Soulful Cravings and Desserts. I'm in Buffalo for a few weeks and I've already…read moreeaten here twice. The mac & cheese is some of the best that I have ever had!! The green beans are perfectly seasoned, and the yams have just that right touch of sweetness. You can definitely tell this was home-cooked, fresh food by someone who knows what they are doing... This is years of experience and love pouring out of my plate !! If you are in the Buffalo area, you should definitely get a plate (or two). My wife and I don't eat meat , and we were able to be full and satisfied. (Check out the pasta Alfredo as well). You can take a look at their entire menu on their website: https://www.soulfulcravingsanddesserts.com/

One of the best lunch options in downtown Buffalo. During my most recent visit, I got a mixed plate…read morewhich comes with deliciously grilled chicken and lamb, over yellow rice, served with a side of lettuce and tomato, and topped with white sauce and hot sauce (on request). For $15, it's a lot of meat and a lot of food! Great friendly service too. Highly recommend!

the food and service is perfect he is so polite and generous and makes the food with loveread more

This was SCRUMPTIOUS!!!! Like wow…read more That chicken celery and Gorgonzola soup was one of the best soups I have ever had, I will be chasing the high of this lunch for a while because idk when that soup will come back! The sandwich was also so so tasty I love this place so much!!!

Stopped in after filing some legal documents downtown; didn't know this place existed prior. It's…read morea quiet little lunch spot that sees geared solely towards the downtown lunch crowd, given that they're only open between 11am and 2pm Monday through Friday. I feel like if downtown Buffalo wasn't so dead outside the workday, they should consider staying open longer, but I respect the owner's circumstances. The dining room itself is quite pleasant, decorated with cute cottage-like motifs. Nothing over the top, just enough to feel homey. The menu too was relatively minimalistic; seven sandwiches, five salads, two or three daily soups, and other snacks, drinks and a few deli goods. Not a demerit for me; that often tells me that put more emphasis on quality than variety, and that was certainly the case here. Ordered the tomato, roasted garlic and spinach soup, in addition to the Hungry Hungry Hipster salad. The soup was super flavorful and savory, with each of the main components in the bar featuring prominently. The garlic was not covered up by the tomato in the broth, and the spinach give very mild bitterness that balanced the bowl. Likewise, the salad was super fresh, filling, and bursting with flavor, with a base of tender kale on a bed of quinoa, brimming with sweet fruits like red apples, figs and date bits, tart fruits like Granny Smith apples and cranberries, topped with nutty Manchego cheese and a sweetly-spiced maple-mustard vinaigrette, and ringed with mini roast chicken cutlets ($2.50 Extra). Nothing about this salad was lacking in my opinion. The owners even dropped off a piece of candy at my table as I finished; I don't generally eat mass-produced confections but it was a very sweet gesture. Overall, I was very pleased to find this place for lunch and highly encourage anyone who happens to be in downtown Buffalo at midday to stop in. A true "hidden gem" that the influencers ironically haven't found yet. Keep in mind, as other reviewers have noted, they are a bit pricey, but I'd happily pay a bit more for this kind of quality from a small business any day.

Food was amazing fast hot and flavorful i ordered fish and waffles as I do not eat chicken so…read morehaving this on the menu was a win win for me! That fish was flavored to the Gods and fried to perfection! I got a red velvet waffle with extra sauce because im a sweets girl and the portion of the food leaves room for 2nds! Now i can have this for brunch and dinner!!! Great price fir the portions and i will definitely add this to my favorites list! Delicious!!!

2/5 Stars Looks can…read morebe deceiving. The waffle looked absolutely amazing when it arrived, but unfortunately it was gummy and undercooked on the inside. The chicken also had great visual appeal and appeared freshly fried, but it tasted like it had been cooked in old oil and lacked any real seasoning. The location itself is tucked away and offers little to no seating if you want to stay and eat, which makes the overall experience less inviting. There were a few things that looked promising, but the quality simply didn't match the presentation. Based on my experience, I would have a very difficult time recommending Crenshaw's Chicken and Waffles to others.

My husband's paratha wrap was tasty, and my lamb sandwich couldn't have been better…read more Our total came to under twenty-five bucks even once we each ordered a drink -- niiiiiiiiiiice.

When we went to this food truck it was parked not too far off the Niagara Falls on the Buffalo…read moreside. Food was pretty good, and definitely cheaper than anything we saw on the Ontario side. The crab cake sandwich was fluffy and the mango lassi was very refreshing. Service was a little slow but friendly. If you're around the area and see the truck, not a bad place to stop by.

Pound for pound, and dollar for dollar, Roux Soup Bar &…read moreCafe does what it does better than any other restaurant we know of in Western New York. Creative menu, frequent new items, outstanding service, and food is of consistently high quality. It's a perfect accompaniment to the Burchfield Penny Art Museum too. Highly recommended.

Located inside the Burchfield -Penney Museum, this cafe focusses on soups and salads. Vegetarians…read moreand vegans will be comfortable here. It's located in the atrium, so it's possible to eat in the cafe without paying museum entrance fees. When I visited in February, the theme is "Superbowl"; instead of two daily soups there are five. The chairs and tables are hard and unadorned, and the walls are flat white, so sound tends to bounce around, but service is very friendly and can answer any questions about ingredients.