Brett Smith

Here’s exactly what to expect at The Crabman on Franklin Street…

“We are participating in a tradition that I find really important, and I think a lot of people over the past few decades have gotten away from that.”

“We wanted to focus on tortas for the food truck because that’s one of our fan favorites. Everyone who gets one absolutely loves it.”

Partly inspired by local socialites from the 1920s, the new restaurant is also at a cultural crossroads, connecting the past to the future, while acting as a meeting place for people from all kinds of backgrounds.

716 Cafe is completely halal, which means the food is prepared in keeping with Islamic law.

Situated between a traditional Chinese restaurant and a Pakistani drive-through, Fig Tree Patisserie is adding to the diversity on the street.

Every once in a while, a restaurant comes along that feels like an escape.

Known for its unique takes on grilled cheese, The Cheesy Chick is the latest food truck to make the jump to stand-alone restaurant.

Resurgence opens their second brewery location with a full menu, patio, and fantastic location.

This new cafe is based on a concept that isn’t something you can find, anywhere, even in larger cities like New York and Chicago.

Created by head chef Donald Breitkrus, the menu features Crescent City classic like shrimp po boys, crab cakes and the massive Muffaletta sandwich.

Serving New American dishes and featuring a full bar, SZND (pronounced “seasoned”) grew out of the Niagara Falls-based Everyday Gourmet catering company.

Started in the 1990s as a converted hot dog cart in New York City, The Halal Guys became known for serving cheap, delicious Mediterranean food.

Located in the Fairmont Creamery Building, The Rose is dedicated to bringing a diverse crowd together through good food, strong service and great music.

This new cafe in Parkside could not be more different from the deep-pocketed developments we’ve been seeing a lot of recently.

Everyone who works in downtown Buffalo could use a nearby low-key oasis: a park, a favorite restaurant, a bar.