(Buffalo Stories archives) Teressa Bellissimo, the inventor of the chicken wing While Teressa Bellissimo and the Anchor Bar certainly get the kudos for Buffalo’s first split wing, they might have to share the title of Buffalo’s first spicy wing with John Young, who served unsplit wings—...
Wing Tuesday are Back Oct 2019 • solo I’m glad to see that BWW has brought back their Tuesday BOGO wing special. Food is always good and service is decent. Beer prices could be better, but overall not out of line with other places unless comparing to local happy hour sp...
I went to Buffalo Wild Wings, the restaurant in JBR near the Hilton hotel and Rixos. I am a wing lover! And, I can tell you now this place did not disappoint! I had buffalo flavour, the sweet barbecue and Asian ting flavour. Absolutely superb! Flavours were delicious....
The sandwich, invented in Buffalo in the 1800s is a quintessential Buffalo food, second only perhaps to the Buffalo wing. A lot of the popularity of the sandwich is in part to Charlie himself! In 1993, Charlie took over a former hot dog stand on Wehrle Drive at the Amherst/Cheektowaga ...
“John Kessel. My friends call me Jack.” The orchestra finishes a song and the dancers stop in their places, applauding. Up on the bandstand, Ellington leans into the microphone. “Mood Indigo,” he says, and instantly they swing into it: The clarinet moans in low register, in unison ...
In 1858, the Wells family built a red brick house at 77 Swan Street (near Oak Street). At the time, Swan Street was the fashionable neighborhood of Buffalo, but eventually, the street changed to a business district; many families began to move to places like Delaware Avenue. In the 1860...
The Buffalo wing has become one of America’s favorite foods and everyone has the place they think makes chicken wings the best. For me, that is Chuck’s Spring Street Cafe in Princeton, New Jersey. Over the years, places have riffed off of the original Buffalo wing hot sauce to include...
In 1858, the Wells family built a red brick house at 77 Swan Street (near Oak Street). At the time, Swan Street was the fashionable neighborhood of Buffalo, but eventually, the street changed to a business district; many families began to move to places like Delaware Avenue. In the 1860...
You can get good wings from all sorts of places, but if you really are looking for some of the best flavors around, then there are just a few you need to make sure you check out. There's tons of diversity in wing types and flavors is one of the great things about living in Buffa...