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Condé Nast TravelerJan 6

15 Best Restaurants in Buffalo for Wings, Pizza, and Fine Dining

The Queen City's culinary landscape continues to evolve for the better.

Campus expansion cost $230 million.

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  • Anchor BarRestaurantBartender's mother created late-night snack in 1964.
  • Gabriel’s GateRestaurantFries wings, dresses them with Frank's Red Hot.
  • Southern JunctionRestaurantOffers Texas-Indian barbecue with "barbacurry" and brisket biryani.
  • Waxlight Bar a VinRestaurantSeasonal French-influenced bites, earned James Beard nominations.
  • MiraRestaurantCoastal Mediterranean and Basque bites, tasting menu.
  • Albright-Knox GalleryGalleryCampus expansion cost $230 million.
  • Las PuertasRestaurantTasting menu fuses Mexican cuisine with French technique.
  • The Dapper GooseRestaurantUpscale food in an unpretentious setting.
  • Saint NeriRestaurantOozes Art Deco opulence, offers cheeseburger and caviar.
  • Picasso’s PizzaRestaurantKnown for sweet sauce, airy crust, cup-and-char pepperoni.
  • La DivinaRestaurantAuthentic street tacos at unbeatable prices.
  • Kuni’sRestaurantCelebrating the art of sushi for nearly 30 years.
  • High VioletRestaurantChic cocktail lounge with impeccable interior design.
  • No Fun Lo-Fi BarPlaceListening bar inspired by Japanese kissaten.
  • Ristorante LombardoRestaurantOffers elevated Italian classics.
  • Hutch’sRestaurantPerfected marriage of American and French bistro dining.
  • Elsewhere
  • Bar-Bill TavernRestaurantEast Aurora, United StatesJosh Allen's favorite wing spot; honey butter barbecue is his go-to.
  • Jay’s Artisan PizzaRestaurantKenmore, United StatesRanks high for Neapolitan and Detroit-style pies.
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