The making of foie gras torchon: Rue Franklin, Buffalo NY
The Rue Franklin’s foie gras torchon is an appetizer that takes teamwork, and two days, to bring to the plate.
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The Rue Franklin’s foie gras torchon is an appetizer that takes teamwork, and two days, to bring to the plate.
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A slideshow of sushi dishes at Seabar City, Ellicott Street, Buffalo NY.
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Familiar sushi offerings are accompanied with touches of Buffalo comfort food like tacos and beef on weck at Seabar City, Buffalo N.Y.
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After Panaro’s had gotten so many things right, I let down my guard enough to order a cannoli.
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Three hundred and sixty-three days a year, Buffalo’s street food options - edibles bought in public to eat while walking, talking, or, for the seriously coordinated, cycling - can be kindly described as limited.
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Mike Andrzejewski is a Polish-American sushi chef. You got a problem with that?
When you tell people there’s free sushi, look out. My darling wife Kathy and I arrived at 475 Ellicott St., just north of the Washington Market, to find the street blocked off and a crowd of people milling about, with their eyes on [...]
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Buffalo’s best Puerto Rican roast pork is back with Vargas restaurant’s reappearance on Niagara Street.
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The neighborhood has changed but Scharf’s Schiller Park in Buffalo N.Y. still serves up the same reliable German fare like wiener schnitzel, spaetzle and roast duck.
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After returning repeatedly to Sample restaurant, our intrepid correspondent has gotten a taste for the Allen Street restaurant’s drinks, and oh yes the food.
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Charbroiled yet flavorful, the beef satay set the tone for a satisfying spring lunch at Buffalo’s Saigon Cafe.
I love Saigon in the springtime.
My apologies to Cole Porter and the French (well, maybe just Porter). But as far as I am concerned, the only place to be seen or eat this spring is Saigon Café, 1098 [...]
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