Buffalo Brewpub

Stopped here as there are several breweries in the vicinity. Bustling lunch time crowd, local, neighborhood vibe. Old fashioned interior like a 1970s steakhouse. Food available. 7-8 of their own taps plus about 20 others. Great service, even when busy.

Exceeded expectations. Came hoping for good food with decent beer and success. Great sandwiches, soup, Buffalo favorites. Beer is limited yes. But it was fresh and well made. Staff didn't know much about the food or beer but were friendly.

It’s a nice old building that is kept up well. The barmaids were attentive. They only had 4 house beers that were kind of bland(inoffensive). Some old drunk guy at the bar was trying to ask us too many questions. I ignored him, while Joe actually tried to talk to him. - Stopped in 9/30/22 . Patty and I stopped in for dinner. After going to Britesmith, this place is very old and darker. Everyone there was retired like me. They had a few of their beers and some guest beers. The free popcorn and nuts were enjoyed before dinner.

I admittedly didn’t try any of the house brews on my visit but I did enjoy a Founders Rye PA. The food was OK - had the rib and steak combo plate. The waitress didn’t know much about beer.

lunch with my wife. I sampled two of thier house beers, both were beyond subpar. The rest of the beers on tap were common, but acceptable nonetheless. Food and service were good. Large menu to pick from made it hard. An ok, place, i wonder if they will sell me their equipment since they clearly extract brew house beers.

It seems to be disliked by local community. I gave them chance. It was not great but it was not disaster either. Service was quiet friendly and seemed to care. The issue might be that they cater to families and not beer geeks. Food was ok with reasonable prices.

Meh... their house beers are extract based if I recall correctly, my apologies if I’m wrong, regardless they aren’t worth drinking in my opinion. Luckily they have a passable selection of guest taps. The food is pretty decent Buffalo style pub grub. Wings, beef on weck, etc. Free popcorn, which is always nice. I guess you could do worse, but if you’re in this area you might as well just continue down Main or Transit and hit up one of the Pizza Plants.

Cozy place with 4 of their own beers on tap and about 25 or so others. Their beers are okay, but nothing exceptional, although based on some past reviews it seems they have gotten some infection/brewing issues under control. 6 oz. flight-size samples are available, though I don’t remember the price; our bill was pretty cheap though, so it couldn’t have been that much. The food it typical pub fare with some Buffalo favorites, again, nothing mind blowing, but solid and fairly priced. Complimentary self-serve popcorn and peanuts are also available. Our waitress was friendly, and overall my experience was enjoyable. If there was more of a rotation on the house beers I’d probably come back at some point.

This was the place that got me into beer, or at least into good beer. Okay selection, decent food and good service. You won’t be blown away by anything here but it is worth a stop if you are in the neighborhood.

Near the airport, Transit area. Pretty large and pleasant place, frequented by lots of college studatents, so everyone can get ID’d there. Crowded but still feeling of some room if you can get at the bar for your order. Saw about 20 or so taps, with some decent selections, but not the big new ones you can get nearby at Pizza Plant, and certainly at Cole’s and Mr. Goodbar. You can get 6 oz. size glasses, perfect for a proper sampling. I tried their house beers this way which were passable. Music is kept down and folk rocky so conversation is easy. Separate bar area for those eating at a bar, which was good. Very good service for a buzy place.