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10. Picasso's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By Burtdol
This small pizza location is difficult to find but it is worth that extra effort resulting in a fabulous selection of pizza choices, all excellent in preparation. Other Italian items are available as well. There is a good selection of beer and soft drinks. ThisThe thick crusty preparation of the pizza for dining in or out is a real treat at compared to the endless supply of pizza houses that simply can't compete. The medium pizza is sufficient for three parties unless you have an enormous appetite. If so, more power to you! Unfortunately it is so good that one has a tendency to overeat and feel not so good afterwards so enjoy and if your lucky enough to have a residence nearby take some home. We eat in the restaurant and the service was excellent.
9. 99 Brick Oven Bar & Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By Pauline52W
For years, this location would change owners every few years. The current owners put together the right formula. Various neighbors had said itâs their favorite local spot. Went there with relatives visiting from Florida. They are use to extremely FRESH fish. They completely enjoyed their fish dinner here. I had the pork schnitzel dinner. It was excellent. And, Iâm a very difficult to please eater. The only reason I didnât give it 5 stars - the bar has no barrier between it and the dining area. The music was very loud and we had to almost shout to hear each other. Too hot to eat in their outdoor patio dining area. Maybe next time.
8. Pizza Plant Italian Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
We've been a locally owned and operated restaurant for 35 years! We have a large menu with many vegetarian and vegan options. An extensive beer and wine list to compliment!
Reviewed By burr6013
Pizza Plant Italian Pub (Pizza Plant) is a pizzeria offering specialty pies, bread bowl salads, pasta, and sandwiches in a casual setting. Serving the Buffalo area since 1980, it is perhaps best known for its pods. Pizza Plant has vegan and vegetarian menu options. It also has its own, homemade, gluten-free flour. I was at Pizza Plant over the Labour Day weekend with my family. I had a âHawaiian Pieâ for $11.99 and it was fantastic (a tropic blend of juicy pineapple, tender ham, mozzarella, and sauce). A small pizza, like what I had, is nine inches in diameter. Look for Pizza Plant at 7770 Transit Road in the New York State community of Williamsville. One of two pizzerias owned and managed by the Syracuse brothers, it is open daily from 11:00 in the morning until 11:00 at night (12:00 in the morning on Fridays and Saturdays and 10:00 at night on Sundays). Pizza Plant offers table service (indoor and outdoor) as well as takeaway service. Note that the pizzeria does not take reservations. Amenities include an on-site bar, live music, highchairs, wireless Internet Access (free), and washrooms. Service is exceptional. Pizza Plant accepts all major credit cards. Parking is free on site.
7. Santora's Pizza Pub & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
Everyone in Buffalo, NY, knows that one of best sports bars in town is Santora's Pizza Pub & Grill. The Transit Road location features 42 different taps to enjoy while you watch the game on one of the 110-inch TVs studded throughout the restaurant, and wh
Reviewed By jp19782019
We happened to go here the same day due to it's close proximity to our hotel... I'd give it a 4 1/2 for lunch and 3 1/2 for dinner.First off, it's a sports bar, so I wouldn't recommend taking little ones past say 5 or 6. The menu is EXTENSIVE. Almost a little too big... during lunch we were trying to figure out which combo we wanted, and felt rushed because you have to flip back and forth through the menu. It took about 20+ minutes for us to decide, and lunch specials end at 2. Granted, we were exhausted due to the nature of our stay in Buffalo, so maybe we were just a bit overwhelmed.They offer traditional American entrees, pastas, pizzas, bomber sandwiches, an extensive salad menu, soups, apps... probably more I've forgotten about.We decided on a salad/pizza combo, and pasta/soup. Minestrone was very good, salad was, well, a regular green salad but fresh (beware... there's an upcharge for salad dressing... huh????), pizza was thin, crispy, and decent sauce, and lasagna pretty good, although basic. They DO use fresh herbs though.Went back for a small pizza during the "big" hockey game. Our waitress was a little slow, place was so loud we couldn't talk, and bathrooms trashed. Of course, that's to be expected at 10pm during a game. But the QUALITY of the pizza went from a 9 to a 4. Undercooked, sauce all on one side and cheese on the other, and just kinda gross.So, I guess it's a hit or miss. I don't expect an establishment of the like to be quiet during a hockey game in Buffalo, NY, LOL, but I DO expect quality food.
6. This Little Pig
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By petereisenhauer
[Expletive] this place.So I have been here a few times. Great service in the PAST. Something has changed. Showed up for brunch with some friends on 3/24/19 and was IMMEDIATELY put off by the hostess/manager instructing me that she would not seat me until my whole party was present. Keep in mind--I had a reservation AND there were over a half dozen unoccupied tables. Soooo...starting off with an adversarial relationship with the customer right off the bat. Nice going!! Then I wanted eggs with sausages and french fries instead of home fries because, quite honestly, their home fries suck. I have made this substitution before, and quite recently. The waiter has to check (instead of just telling me, "no problem") and comes back to tell me that the aforementioned manager/hostess (remember this butthole?? the one who wouldn't seat me??) says it is a $4 upcharge. REALLY?? I didn't want an ADDITIONAL order of french fries, just a substitution which, as previously mentioned, is because the home fries SUCK. Perhaps I wouldn't have to substitute if your home fries didn't suck.Then the waiter, to whom I had already expressed my displeasure at the above, screwed up my order and brought me eggs over hard instead of scrambled. Because they rhyme?? Because they look remotely the same on the plate?? S#!thead. Then he asks if I want them taken back. Yeah, so everyone else can be done eating by the time my corrected meal comes. So, in short, don't bother. The food is ok (presupposing, of course, they bring you what you order) but the service has gone into the toilet, from the moment you walk in the door to the moment you walk out annoyed by being overcharged for the wrong food!!
5. Pizza Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Nachotown
I really enjoy their food. Friendly service, great buffalo atmosphere. My only complaint is that they do not except card, but that is certainly not stopping me from frequenting this place
4. Royal Pizza
Overall Ratings
5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Lori T
The Royal Pizza and Italian Bistro, Inc., located on the right side of Main Street in Clarence, when heading toward the town of Akron. Our second visit to this one-story venue did not disappoint as there are so many offerings of an exceptional variety of food selections in a surprisingly unassuming space. Parking is in the rear or directly on Main Street. The entryway is a single door that takes you directly into a small front dining area to the right and directly to the left is a counter that serves for take-out business with a lit menu board. Having dined at this restaurant in the past, we knew that we wanted to sit in the back dining area, which is again small with four, 4-top tables. A friendly team member brought us toward the back, handed us our menus and asked for our beverage selections (two fountain drinks â sierra mist and diet soda for $1.30 each). A friendly team member brought us toward the back, handed us our menus and asked for our beverage selections (two fountain drinks â sierra mist and diet soda for $1.30 each). As we remembered, the menu is really large with appetizers, classic pizza, gourmet pizza, calzones & Stromboli, wraps, soups, salads, chicken wings & fingers, fish dinners, Royal pasta specialties, baked pasta, Royal Pizza family pasta packs, old fashioned submarines, subs from the grill, burgers and lunch specials, dinner specialties, kids menu, everyday specials, and desserts â WOW!!. There are also Royal Pizza family pasta packs and Royal Pizza family dinner packs that can serve 4-6 for takeout. I ordered Chicken Francese @ $13.99 (boneless chicken sautéed and baked with spinach, prosciutto, mozzarella, and topped with a lemon butter sauce) and I selected a side of fettuccini Alfredo, and mushroom soup. My companion ordered the Veal Parmigiana @ $14.99 (lightly breaded veal pan fried, baked with marinara sauce and mozzarella cheese) with pasta and red sauce and broccoli cheese soup. Shortly our server returned with a small basket of two warm Italian bow knot rolls and two large bowls of soup in white dinnerware. The soups were extremely hot (excellent!) and they were both absolutely delicious and filling. Our dinners only took about 15 minutes to prepare and they were plated on angular white dinnerware. My Chicken Francese was delicious and really hot (excellent!) with two large tender portions of chicken, topped in plenty of fresh spinach, a lot of prosciutto, topped with the mozzarella cheese and lemon butter sauce, and an oval plate of Fettuccini Alfredo. This meal was excellent. My companionâs meal was equally appealing â really hot (excellent!), two portions of veal and side of pasta. The server was very attentive as she checked on us several times to refill out beverages and to clear our plates. We asked to two takeout containers to bring home the remainder of our meals. The restrooms are located along the back of dining area, however, the hallway is very narrow and the restrooms are very small - absolutely not accessible. In summary, I continue to highly recommend The Royal Pizza and Italian Bistro especially if you are looking to have a comprehensive sit-down home style meal for a reasonable price - our bill came to $22.58 with the Entertainment Coupon deducted. This venue definitely fits the definition of cozy dining, the staff terrific and attentive, the food is excellent, but it is not accessible for all patrons.
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3. Neat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By sket101
We had friends in town and took them to Neat for dinner. The atmosphere is very nice (especially when the weather is good) and the menu is large enough for everyone's taste. Our last visit we had burgers and salads. The red wine burger was excellent. Properly cooked and very juicy. My chopped salad was huge and I took half of it home for lunch the next day. Our server was very nice and efficient.
2. Gianni Mazia's on Main
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By TonyCoolidge
When we visited Clarence, NY, our friends told us that we needed to try authentic Buffalo wings. We were in town to shoot an episode of "On The Road With The XJ2 Crew" at Niagara Falls. I wanted to give my YouTuber sons a new experience, so we ordered wings to go.We were not disappointed. We ordered the mild wings, since some people in our family did not like food that was really spicy. When we got home, the wings were hot, slightly crispy, and tender on the inside. It was the sauce that really made it special. We had different dipping sauces to choose from, and we tried them all.No one should miss out on these delicacies when visiting the area!
1. Rocco's Wood-Fired Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Brought to you by the group that runs Siena and 800 Maple, Rocco's Wood Fired Pizza has more of a casual feel.Our wood-firfed oven is the heart of restaurant. Rocco's is the place for a family dinner or game day, a date night or special occasion.
Reviewed By Formula561
Roccoâs wood-fired pizza at 5433 Transit Rd in Williamsville is a must if your in the Amherst-Williamsville NY area. Consistently an outstanding menu and exceptionally friendly, attentive service EVERY time Iâve gone. Roccoâs has so many great Menu options and has so much to offer you really have to walk in to understand. This is a Brick oven Pizzeria that has a beautiful back bar & lounge area, has private party rental area I would absolutely recommend, offers dine in casual or fancy, is a Great place to watch a sporting even ( every corner ), AND has a take out wing with Brick ovens assigned just to that effort ... oh an donât forget the desserts and cookies!If you have not visited yet I will reinforce what I hear the locals say about the Artisan Pizzeria GEM in Williamsville NY ... Roccoâs is Great!
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