Brett Smith

Located on Hertel Avenue, The Little Club is the sister restaurant to Ristorante Lombardo, which is directly across the street.

Jenn Lay spent a long time working for the man, but now – having recently opened Yey’s Cafe to serve her wildly popular Cambodian food – she’s living the dream.

Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll can draw up all the experimental, madcap passing plays he wants, but if (insert name of current Bills QB) can’t execute the throws – even the most brilliant ideas are pointless.

We have a lot of waterfront dining options here in Western New York. Sometimes, a waterfront view goes best with a hot dog and…

Seeing nutritional information in more and more places has been a real eye-opener, hasn’t it? Who knew the salads at fast food restaurants aren’t…

Serving up Vietnamese, Thai, and Japanese dishes, Waves is an all-you-can-eat, upscale Asian restaurant that’s living in 3018.

TBH, the zombie apocalypse could have kicked off around us and we probably wouldn’t have noticed. Sonny Red’s took us to our happy place.

Is Hertel Avenue the new Elmwood? Well, if it is, it needs more than just nightlife spots and hip restaurants. It needs neighborhood places…

Owner Erica Sikorski told Step Out Buffalo that her recent transition to a flexitarian diet was a big reason to include paleo and vegetarian influences.

On our recent visit to the new Frank we sampled the classic dog, Modern Chicago, Violet Beauregard, and Half-smoke.

The new vegan cafe grew out of the IMPROVEGED pop-up, and is now housed in a large, open-air gazebo in the Elmwood Village.

From the mid-century modern furniture to the gold snakeskin wallpaper – if you know that it’s based on the original Eckl’s, it should come as no surprise.