Location: West Seneca
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Find out what Bar restaurants to try in West Seneca. West Seneca is a town in Erie County, New York, United States. The population was 44,711 at the 2010 census. West Seneca is a centrally located interior town of the county, and a suburb of Buffalo. West Seneca, Orchard Park and Hamburg form the inner "Southtowns", a cluster of middle-class suburban towns.
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10. French Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By Jennifer B
This is a great restaurant for dinner with a group of people. We had family in from out of town and between the popcorn and the good selection on the menu everyone was happy including the kids. Our waitress was amazing(Breanna I think?) and we all loved her as well as the girl that kept our table cleared. We have always had such friendly service and the kids love the token they get after dinner.Family friendly. YES! Large menu. YES! Reasonable prices. YES!If you are looking for a non-franchise, local restaurant to patronize this is the place to go. It's lively and friendly and just a good place to go!
9. Lucia's on the Lake
Overall Ratings
4 based on 237 reviews
Lucia's on the Lake is a New American / Italian Waterfront Restaurant and Bar featuring fresh seafood, seasonal locally sourced ingredients, and an eclectic menu of Italian, Seafood, and Contemporary American cuisine.
Reviewed By jackiebr63
This a beautiful spot close to Lake Erie with lovely water viewing while drinking cocktails/wine on the upstairs outside deck. Ideal spot except for wires making it a somewhat obstructed view. Too bad food isnât served up there because not only lovely but quiet. Downstairs in the main eating area itâs a bit noisy and although windows with seats next to them, the view wasnât quite the same, especially since they kept moving the shades to protect those who didnât want the sun in their eyes, despite offering sunglasses for those patrons. We just wore our sunglasses because how often is that view available on a sunny Buffalo evening? The food was good, the seafood very fresh and tasty, sauces good, but the biggest drawback to this place is that the pasta is made elsewhere, and definitely stale compared to fresh house made pasta and risotto. And you really notice the flavorless stale pasta That really disappointed the four of us especially since early that week and the following night we ate fresh house-made pasta in two different terrific Buffalo restaurants. We also ordered the huge bruschetta plate and we did eat that all down. Pricy but decent.
8. The Mess Hall
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By Janstroh
Mess Hall ? Not like any I ever entered. Pleasant decor with good food at reasonable price served by pleasant staff. A definite stop if visiting Our Lady of Victory or the nearby Buffalo Botanical Gardens. A worthwhile stop if NOT visiting the forementioned.
7. Blackthorn Restaurant & Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Pubs have always been places to gather and chat. South Buffalo is our home and we want to convey its warmth and character in this neighborhood pub. From The Early Times Tavern to The Blackthorn, we have grown with our friends. We invite new friends to joi
Reviewed By BeeRee67
We went with another couple Saturday night. We ordered the stuffed banana peppers for an appetizer and they were very good. Three of us ordered the grilled chicken sandwich and had the tatertots with it. Those tots are delicious! The fourth person ordered the shepherds pie and I didn't hear any complaints from him. It looked good. We stopped at the bar and had a couple of beers. The people hanging out at the bar were friendly.
6. Connor's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By MAWny
Visited Connors with some friends. I was disappointed and not impressed with this place. I ordered the beef on weck which was cold. A few of my friends ordered one of the specials.... chicken a la king, which was served on top of 2 slices of cubed white bread and very little chicken. When the waitress checked with the chef they told her that everything is measured out and that is the way it is. They never offered a discount or anything else to make up for the poor meal. Usually chicken a la king comes on a biscuit but this was loaded with bread. When our bills came we noticed all our meals were priced 30 cents higher than on the menu. I could see if this only happened to one person but there were 8 of us. After telling our waitress she grabbed all our bills and muttered something about 30 cents and stormed off. She said she used another register and that is why the mistake was made. Why would one register be different from the others?? I know it is only 30 cents and this might sound petty but this is deceiving the customer and if they do this to everyone and they don't notice that adds up. So if you go there check your bill before you pay.
5. Mooneys
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By StormyDaze0929
My Husband and I went for a late lunch over the weekend. We sat in the bar room (vs sitting outside under a covered patio) We ordered an appetizer platter with pizza rolls, mozzarella sticks, chicken fingers, and onion petals. It came with 3 sauces on the side. IT WAS ENORMOUS! Every item was delicious, and we had plenty to take home. Having no idea that the platter would be so large, we also ordered cheeseburgers. They were excellent. Fresh beef cooked to order with 2 slices of cheese, on a toasted and buttered bun, along with housemade potato chips. The service was excellent as well. My only dislike was the LOUD, rap music playing. Usually most restaurants play an assortment; oldies, soft rock, even heavy metal, but not the same type of music over and over again. Overall, an awesome experience with food and service. Music? Please play a variety, and turn it down a bit. (The place wasnât crowded)
4. Mandy's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By jvdNewYork
This establishment is vintage old school and absolutely a find. Excellent libations cold beer and the food second to none. You will love Kimmie behind the "classic bar. David owner and chef is so imaginative and shows his understanding and experience in every creative dish. Hot pepper cakes that people can't stop eating some of the best burgers anywhere, stuffed mushrooms that rival the finest resturant and I loved the fried boloney and onions slider yum too. If it's not on the menu just ask David is a master and Mary his wife a charm. Sunday is especially fun filled with friendly football lovers. I love this place. You will too!
3. Duff's Famous Wings in Orchard Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 265 reviews
Reviewed By moncoer
We had take out wings both medium hot and hot. As forewarned they both were very hot though delicious and meaty. Very filling. Would prefer slightly crispier. Caesar salad and broccoli cheese bites disappointing. Would return for less spicy wings
2. Ebenezer Ale House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Known for its great food and beer selection, the Ebenezer Ale House quickly became one of the most popular restaurants in West Seneca when it opened its doors back in 2011. Boasting a robust food menu with everything from a daily fish fry and succulent bu
Reviewed By josephmk2015
Stopped in for dinner , had the Rueben , great service , nice beer selection, a little confusing with Rusty Nickel Brewery behind it , all though they offer a couple of beers from The Rusty , they are not connected. Odd location on main road yet in housing area ? Overall great
Best American food near West Seneca, New York, United States
1. Lucia's on the Lake
Overall Ratings
4 based on 237 reviews
Lucia's on the Lake is a New American / Italian Waterfront Restaurant and Bar featuring fresh seafood, seasonal locally sourced ingredients, and an eclectic menu of Italian, Seafood, and Contemporary American cuisine.
Reviewed By jackiebr63
This a beautiful spot close to Lake Erie with lovely water viewing while drinking cocktails/wine on the upstairs outside deck. Ideal spot except for wires making it a somewhat obstructed view. Too bad food isnât served up there because not only lovely but quiet. Downstairs in the main eating area itâs a bit noisy and although windows with seats next to them, the view wasnât quite the same, especially since they kept moving the shades to protect those who didnât want the sun in their eyes, despite offering sunglasses for those patrons. We just wore our sunglasses because how often is that view available on a sunny Buffalo evening? The food was good, the seafood very fresh and tasty, sauces good, but the biggest drawback to this place is that the pasta is made elsewhere, and definitely stale compared to fresh house made pasta and risotto. And you really notice the flavorless stale pasta That really disappointed the four of us especially since early that week and the following night we ate fresh house-made pasta in two different terrific Buffalo restaurants. We also ordered the huge bruschetta plate and we did eat that all down. Pricy but decent.
