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07 Words of Welcome Gus Tsivikis, Jennifer Caruso, Loren Gill.

08 Who GreW my soup Food Is Our Medicine at the Farmers Market.

10 scratchinG the surface Profile of Barry E. Snyder Sr.

14 seneca’s native plant policy Planting local indigenous species.

18 remember the removal The building of the Kinzua Dam.

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The Seneca Nation’s Food Is Our Medicine Project recently participated in a region-wide Farmers Market event. On August 5th, children attending classes of the Early Childhood Learning Centers at the Seneca Nation’s Allegany and Cattaraugus Territories were treated to a reading of Who Grew My Soup?, a whimsical tale of a young boy who refuses to eat until he knows the origin of the vegetables in the soup he’s served for lunch. Beyond the whimsy, however, the book provides an important lesson for young children about the sources of the food they eat.

Readings took place simultaneously outside the Cattaraugus Territory’s William Seneca Building during the Seneca Nation Farmers Market and at Jefferson Park during the Salamanca Farmers Market. Seneca Nation Chief of Staff Maurice John was reader at Cattaraugus and Cindy Mohr, a retired teacher and Seneca member, read in Salamanca. The event was part of the 15th annual National Farmers Market Week, held yearly during the first full week of August. Participating children received veggie t-shirts and “Veggie Bucks” vouchers to use at either Farmers Market. In keeping with the theme of the book, youngsters were encouraged to buy fresh produce with their Veggie Bucks. Seneca Nation Farmers Market Manager Jodi Oakes said that the event was a great success and estimated that over 200 children took part, along with teachers, staff, parents and other adults.

The Farmers Market at the Seneca Nation has been in existence since February of 2013 at the Seneca Nation’s Cattaraugus Territory. Market vendors sell fresh produce, organically raised hormone-free meats, dairy products, traditional herbs and spices, and other food items. The Farmers Market is unique among New York State markets in that its focus is on healthy choices in foods,

with emphasis on organic meats and fresh fruit and vegetables.

The Farmers Market is an initiative of Food Is Our Medicine (FIOM), an agricultural collaboration of the Seneca Nation and the Seneca Diabetes Foundation. FIOM’s goal is to restore the health and wellbeing of the Seneca Community by restoring culturally significant Native plant usage and re-establishing a culturally-informed food system. FIOM projects and events provide Sexneca members with the skills and motivation to grow their own

fresh vegetables and, thus, lead a healthier lifestyle. The Farmers Market is continuing FIOM’s goal by providing access to fresh food at a reasonable price.

Activities such as the August 5th reading event underscore FIOM’s special commitment to the children of the Seneca Nation. By investing in the Nation’s children, FIOM hopes to instill in the youngest Seneca members an understanding of – and a commitment to – a lifetime of good health through healthy eating.

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For 50 plus years, Barry E. Snyder, Sr. has been a progressive leader of the Seneca Na-tion having served five terms as president of the largest of the Iroquois Confederacy of Indian Nations. Guided by Snyder’s leadership and determination, the Seneca Nation has grown to be one of the most economically successful and politically influential in Indian Country. Growing up with the realities on a rural Indian reservation and graduating from the Thomas Indian School, Snyder was keenly aware of the disparities of life between the Seneca territories and that of its adjoining municipalities. A man of his people, the “People of the Great Hill” as the Senecas are historically known, Snyder learned at an early age a strong sense of family and commitment to the traditions and culture of the Seneca Nation. This self-determination empowered him to live his life by the pillars of the Great Law – Peace, Equity, Justice and a Good Mind - placing the welfare of his people before his own. Time and time again Snyder’s diplomatic leadership has yielded substantial, favorable outcomes for the Seneca people. Having the vision and wisdom to pursue the interpret-ation of the Buffalo Creek Treaty and the positive impacts it would have through the sale of tobacco products and petroleum, Snyder created the beginnings of the Nation’s sovereign economy. Whether it has been the first-time creation of high-stakes bingo on Nation lands in the 1970s, pursuing programs promoting economic self-sufficiency or directing efforts through the Nation’s treasury that generated significant capital investment for family-owned homes throughout the territories, Snyder has been in the forefront of the Na-tion’s progressive development programs and legislative policies. Through the Salamanca Settlement Act in 1990, then President Snyder played an important part in creating investment programs that have guided wisely the settlement monies received by the Nation. Once received in 1993, these monies were invested and remain today in protected investments within the Nation’s financial holdings. These monies are regarded as the “Golden Dollars” as the settlement proved to be a great benefit to the Seneca people. It is this type of careful planning, astute financial analysis, and deft handling of com-plex matters that has enabled Snyder to develop his own private sector entrepreneurial success. And it is that very success that has encouraged others in shaping successful businesses on the Seneca Territory. Snyder has always been in the forefront and is re-garded as being the “Trail Blazer” in business development in the Territories. And it is that very success that has shaped Snyder’s careful and deliberate planning for the many Nation-sponsored programs that have benefited in the past and continue to benefit to-day all members of the Nation. Today Snyder has brought the Nation into the 21st Century; poised to move suc-cessfully into the future for the next seven generations. He concludes his fifth term as president, his legacy, this November with a sense of pride and accomplishment. He quietly reflected that the Nation is just scratching the surface. “There are bountiful opportunities ahead for our people.”

Just sCratChinG the surfaCeBARRY E. SNYDER, SR. PROFILE

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Led the creation of high-stakes bingo in

the 1970s.

• Became one of the first Senecas to recog-

nize thEpotential for selling gas and tobacco

-- without state taxes -- to non-Indians.

• One of the pioneer members of the Original

Seneca Party.

• fought New York State, winning a ruling

from the State Court of Appeals stating

Senecas were “immune” from taxation.

• Served five terms as president,

treasurer, Tribal Councilor and Economic

Development Chair.

• Through the Salamanca Settlement Act

in 1990, he helped create investment

programs of the “Golden Dollars,” that

have proven to be of great benefit to the

Seneca people.

• Sponsored legislation that called for the

increase of the Nation’s Scholarship monies,

education opportunities, and expanded

services to the Seneca Children.

• Took on and successfully renegotiated then

President Cyrus Schindler’s loan deal with

developer KT Lim to build the Seneca Niag-

ara Casino saving the Nation $20 million in

interest debt.

• Served as the Chairman of the Seneca Gam-

ing Corporation.

• Approved the establishment of the Seneca

Commission for Economic to diversify the

Nation’s self-sustaining economy.

• Established the Seneca Diabetes founda-

tion, food is our Medicine and Senecas

Strong to ensure the long-term health of the

Seneca people.


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balance of nature.


IN the fall of 2013, the Seneca Nation of Indians unani-mously approved a Native Plant Policy ensuring that new landscape planting in public spaces on Seneca lands

will be exclusively comprised of local indigenous species. It has long been recognized that continued planting of non-native spe-cies poses a significant threat to ecosystems and causes harm to the environment. The current Seneca Nation Council is committed to restoring, preserving, and maintaining local indigenous plants that are significant to the culture of the Seneca people and that help to maintain the balance of nature. Although the new policy applies exclusively to plants in public spaces, owners of private property at the Seneca Nation are encouraged to reintroduce Native species and to remove invasive and introduced Eurasian plants. To guide plant-ing decisions at the Seneca Nation, a Recommended No Planting List, along with lists of Native Plants of Allegany, Cattaraugus, and Chautauqua Counties, has been formulated.

No other U.S. Native Tribe has established and formally enacted an indigenous plant policy. In doing so, the Seneca Nation has dem-onstrated its commitment to continuing and expanding efforts to reintroduce native species to Seneca territories. The Seneca Nation and its planting policy can serve as a model for other Native Nations as they work to reintroduce the species that have, for so long, played a secondary role in the life and health of many indigenous peoples. With this planting policy, the Seneca Nation has taken a substantial step forward in preserving its culture and protecting and maintaining the Seneca Community’s ecological footprint.

This policy has been applauded by Dr. Jeremy Pinto, Research Plant Physiologist and Tribal Nursery Specialist with the Forest Service of the US Department of Agriculture, who has stated: “While it should be well-ingrained in us to preserve and promote the plants that are significant to our respective cultures, a policy like this brings the issues of cultural preservation, invasive species, sustainability, and adaptabil-ity to the forefront of everyday management practices in a good way.” Media sources that have featured information on the Native Plant Policy include ABC News, Fox Business News, The San Diego Union Tribune, the Native Nations Institute at the University of Arizona, and the Indian Country Today Media Network. Dissemination of

information about the Native Plant Policy will provide other Native Nations, as well as non-Native communities, with information and motivation to establish their own indigenous planting policy.

The new planting policy puts an official stamp on the Seneca Nation’s ongoing efforts to reintroduce native species to Seneca territories. To implement the Native Plant Policy, the Seneca Nation has established the position of Groundskeeper. Two Groundskeepers will be respon-sible for all planting and maintenance duties at the Allegany and Cattaraugus Territories. Each will coordinate a program to beautify the entrances to all public buildings at the territories.

Three recent planting projects have put the new policy into action. The area surrounding the William Seneca Administration Building at the Cattaraugus Territory has been redesigned to reflect the history of the Seneca Nation. It has become a living narrative of Seneca culture, a demonstration of the intimate connection to the land that has been a source of identity and pride for Seneca people since time immemorial. All Eurasian species have been removed, 446 native trees and shrubs have been planted, and a minimum of 25 different native species have been re-introduced to the landscape. The species that have been included are those that historically supplied the Seneca people with food, medicine, fiber, dyes, tools, and plants used for ceremonies. At the Cattaraugus Territory’s Community Center, Norway Maples are being removed and replaced with Native Sugar Maples, 15 raised beds have been introduced, and canning and youth gardens have been established.

Perhaps the most visible evidence of the Native Plant Policy for the general public has been the plantings within the traffic circle at the intersection of Routes 5 and 20. The newly constructed circle, which directs the flow of traffic for these two heavily traveled roads, now boasts native trees and grasses, including Switch Grass, and wild-flowers such as Black-Eyed Susan. Similar plantings can also be seen at the nearby corners. The project was a partnership of the Seneca Nation and the New York State Department of Transportation.

The Native Plant Policy has focused attention – and action – on issues of ecology and Seneca history. It will serve as a guide for Seneca Nation planting choices, as well as a touchstone for other Native Nations wishing to incorporate culturally-informed decisions into their own planting policies.

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In 1956, the Seneca Nation of Indians, realizing that the dam would inundate 10,000 acres of valuable river-bottom lands on the Allegany Reservation, initiated action to stop construction by carrying the issue to the United States Supreme Court. In 1959, the Supreme Court upheld the power of Congress to condemn the land required for the project. Following this decision, appeals against the construction of the dam were directed to the public, the Congress, and President John F. Kennedy.

The Presidential letter of August 9, 1961, addressed to Mr. Basil Williams, then President of the Seneca Nation, stated that the Kinzua Project would continue to take every action within their authority to assist the Seneca Nation and its members who had to be relocated in adjusting to the situation.

The Seneca Nation, through various committees, began the process of preparing for the relocation and resettlement of 130 families living within the taking area. The area was to be cleared by October 1, 1964.

Now, twenty years later, it is fitting and proper that this moment in Seneca history be remembered and observed. Remember the Removal day was officially proclaimed on September 29, `1984, and was done in remembrance of those Seneca who relinquished their lands, their homes, and way of life. Every year sees ceremonies and activities take place on the last Saturday of September, to remind people that Seneca Nation will never forget the events that happened in 1964, when the Kinzua Dam was constructed.

The United States Congress authorized the Kinzua

Dam and Reservoir Project through the flood Control

Act of 1938, which was amended in 1941 and 1944.

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One of the most romantic places for dinner at Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino is its signature steakhouse, The Western Door. Between the extensive wine list, elegant décor and dark wood, and live piano playing on Saturday night that sometimes leads to impromptu slow dancing byguests, there are many factors that make the restaurant perfect for a lovely evening.

The Western Door is known as the region’s premier steakhouse, and was voted “Best Steakhouse” by Buffalo Spree magazine. It’s the only restaurant in Western New York to offer specially-selected cuts that exceed USDA standards for Prime and Choice beef, with generous portions that are aged for a minimum of 28 days for added flavor and tenderness.

Some of the Western Door’s most flavorful items include filet mignon, surf and turf, clams casino, smoking shrimp tree, and chilled seafood deluxe – which includes chilled lobster tails, shrimp, oysters, clams, and Alaskan king crab. Everything is made fresh daily from scratch recipes, and desserts and breads are baked in-house.

The approach to service sets the Western Door apart: a team of servers will deliver your food from a special cart rather than trays. And, for as elegant as The Western Door can be, it also can be a lively place – especially around the bar with the legendary master bartender, Frank Ryan.

Great service. Premium quality. Incomparable variety. Put all the ingredients together, and you’ve got a recipe for flavorful success at The Western Door.

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cuisine: Steakhouse

features: More than 100 wines; signature cocktails and infused spirits at the bar; four

large windowed booths overlooking the gaming floor; customized cakes to celebrate

special occasions

hours of operation: Sunday through Thursday, 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.;

Friday and Saturday, 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. (hours subject to change)

reservations: Strongly recommended; call 1-877-8-SENECA (1-877-873-6322)

saMPle Menu iteMs

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eight-ounce California Wagyu Jumbo day boat scallops smoked

spinach, lobster cream lobster mac & cheese

smoked cheddar, focaccia bread crumbs stuffed peppers

Havarti cheese, Italian sausage, smoked cheddar sauce

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Patria


FANS OF PATRIA AT SENECA ALLEGANY RESORT &

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BRANDED AS “FINE ITALIAN CUISINE,” BUT DON’T LET

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From pasta to seafood to steak, Patria offers Italian food as it should be: unhurried, uncomplicated, and uncompromisingly fresh. Items start at $10 and up, and an average bill per person generally runs in the low $20’s.

A favorite on the entrée menu is veal parmesan. The dish is pan-seared with bread crumbs and topped with melted mozzarella and par-mesan cheese and house-made marinara, accompanied with a side of pasta made fresh and in-house. Veal and chicken dishes can be prepared in parmesan, marsala, and piccata styles. Other items on the regular menu include appetizers, soups, salads, pizzas, steaks, seafood, and pastas. Seasonal menu items are available as well.

All dishes at Patria are impeccably prepared and cooked to perfection, adding up to a flawless fine dining experience. So gather around the dinner table for the freshest seafood, hearty pastas and fine wines. It’s an elegant setting, yet you’ll feel extremely comfortable from the moment you set foot in the door – and you’ll leave feeling relaxed and very satisfied.

saMPle Menu iteMs

various appetizers – pizzas, soups, salads, and sides for startersveal and chicKen in parmesan, marsala, and piccata styles filet miGnon with rosemary parmesan polenta oven-roasted sea bass with lemon shallot spinach and fennel-scented onion rings

QuiCk faCtscuisine: Authentic Italian

features: Seating for up to 140; more than 100 wines from around the world; cozy stone fireplace; stunning hand-done tile work

hours of operation: Sunday through Tuesday, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Wednesday and Thursday, closed; Friday and Saturday, 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. (hours subject to change)

reservations: Recommended; call 1-877-8-SENECA (1-877-873-6322)

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Koi offers a culinary fusion of foods as diverse as the continent of Asia. Some examples of the variety of foods on Koi’s menu are sushi (Japan), Dungeness crab (China), Tom Yum soup (Thailand), and pho – a beef noodle soup (Vietnam). Plus, with the Koi Noodle Bar, you can sample savory dishes on the go, such as shumai, congee, noodle soups, and more. A variety of sushi options, including maki rolls, sashimi, and nigiri, are prepared before your eyes. These and many others unique and tasty dishes at Koi are crafted with passion and care from a team of experienced international chefs. The food, combined with the mesmerizing décor and sensational smells, creates a memorable dining experience that is not to be missed.

AT KOI , SAVOR A REFRESHING TAKE ON AUTHENTIC ASIAN CUISINE AS IT IS FUSED

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PEKING DUCK, CHUAN jUAO SEAFOOD, STEAMED SEA BASS AND MORE. wITNESS

YOUR MEAL BEING PREPARED IN THE CENTRAL COOKING LINE AND SURROUND

YOURSELF IN A HIGH-ENERGY ExPERIENCE.

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features: Popular destination for those who enjoy vegetarian or gluten-free cuisine; exhibition kitchen offers excitement; the restaurant is considered to have one of the widest varieties of Asian cuisine in the region

hours of operation

sunday—thursday: 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. friday & saturday: 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. (hours subject to change)

reservations (Recommended) 1-877-8-SENECA

(1-877-873-6322)

location seneca niagara resort

& casino / 310 4th Street /

niagara falls, ny 14303


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saMPle Menu iteMspeKinG ducK Sliced duck, scallion, hoisin and Chinese steamed buns

fresh Whole fish Wok-fried with spicy sauce or steamed with ginger and scallion

cantonese crispy noodle Combination of chicken, roast pork and shrimp, stir-fried with vege-tables over pan-fried noodles

rainboW special maKi roll Sushi with crab meat, tuna, salmon, avocado and cucumber

maGGi beef With

chinese broccoli Beef sautéed with Maggi soy sauce and basil over Chinese broccoli

The perfect escape isn’t one thing. It’s many. It’s getting away. And feeling at home. It’s the excitement of something new and unexpected. And the comfort of being treated like you are the only guest.

At Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino, it’s all here. And it’s all exceptionally well done here. From the world-class cuts, chops and seafood at The Western Door Steakhouse, to the authentic tastes of Tuscany at la Cascata, and the energized Asian fusion at Koi. From the wonder of the Falls just down the street, the excitement of the Casino Floor and the energy of STIR, to the most luxurious accommodations and the biggest variety of entertainment and activities, we make your escape perfect.

Call 1-877-8-SENECA (873-6322) and book your next reservation. Enjoy a fine selection of wines for 50% OFF at la Cascata and Western Door – Monday through Thursday.

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All dishes are made from scratch, and the culinary team painstakingly searches for the very best products to use in the kitchen, such as San Marzano tomatoes for sauces and daily-made soups. They also make it a point to only use recipes from different regions of Italy. La Cascata’s main dishes include a variety of pastas, steaks, and seafood. Some of the choices include lobster ravioli, veal chop parmigiana, an 18-ounce bone-in rib eye, a 20-ounce pork porterhouse, and stuffed chicken breast with prosciutto, sundried tomato, fresh herbs, and garlic cream sauce. More than 120 labels of wines from around the world are available, and qualified wine experts can help guests choose the perfect bottle or glass for dinner.

La Cascata roughly translates to “waterfall” or “cascade” – a fitting name, given its close proximity to the nearby world-famous Niagara Falls. Inside the restaurant, rich, dark wood paneling provides accents to the bright yellow walls, jade-encrusted lighting fixtures, and blue wavy tiles amongst stately tables with pressed tablecloths. Nearby at the front of the restaurant is a fireplace and dimly-lit circular booths, including a separate oversized booth that easily seats more than a dozen guests and overlooks the master wine displays. In addition, a back ov-al-shaped room with enclosed doors seats up to 32 guests and can double as a space for private parties, office meetings, and special celebrations upon request.

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sample menu items

seafood linGuine shrimp, scallops, mussels, clams, calamari, garlic fennel broth chicKen parmiGiana traditionally prepared, spaghettini, marinara porK porterhouse 20-ounce, cherry risotto, apple chutney, cherry brandy demi-glaze sea bass butter poached seasonal vegetables, herbed pesto WaGyu beef carpaccio citrus aioli, Parmigiano Reggiano, arugula, extra virgin olive oil espresso mousse amaretto chantilly, orange chutney, chocolate dipped biscotti

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features: Variety of seating options; more than 120 wines; back enclosed room available for private parties; all food items made from scratch hours of operation: Thursday, Sunday and Monday

5 p.m. to 10 p.mTuesday and Wednesday

closedfriday and Saturday

5 p.m. to 11 p.m. (hours subject to change)

reservations: Strongly recommended; call 1-877-8-SENECA (1-877-873-6322)

location:

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Buffalo is the birthplace of the chicken wing, which is now famous worldwide. Beef-on-weck, which features thinly sliced roast beef with au jus on a salted kummelweck roll, is another regional staple.

Unique desserts pay tribute to ethnic heritage, particularly the area’s large Polish-American population. These favorites and more – made directly by the local experts – are yours to mix and match at Buffalo Savors Grill.

Grab food to go, or have a seat in the cushioned booths as you overlook the gaming floor action. You can even enjoy one of 10 tabletop video poker units as you dine. Some of the menu items include: beef-on-weck sandwiches from Charlie the Butcher; Italian sandwiches with Ilio DiPaolo’s family-recipe sauces; pizza from Franco’s Pizza; desserts from Chrusciki Bakery, and;artisan-crafted gelato from Sweet Melody’s.

And be sure to try chicken wings from Duff ’s Famous Wings; recent recipient of three First Place Awards in in the Restaurant Sauce Off Competition at this year’s National Chicken WingFestival. Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino, a co-sponsor of the festival, represented Duff ’s Famous wings, and made a clean sweep of the traditional sauce categories beating out more than two dozen local and national restaurants.

You won’t find any place like Buffalo Savors Grill in Western New York, except at Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino. Enjoy the region’s best foods, all in one location.

THE CITY OF BUFFALO AND wESTERN NEw YORK ARE KNOwN FOR MANY

THINGS, BUT ESPECIALLY GOOD FOOD. IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR A TRUE

TASTE OF BUFFALO, LOOK NO FURTHER THAN BUFFALO SAVORS GRILL –

THE ONE-OF-A-KIND RESTAURANT AT SENECA BUFFALO CREEK CASINO.

QuiCk faCtscuisine: a m e r i c a n

features: Buffalo’s best food brands in one location; seating for 102

hours of operation

sunday—thursday: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. friday & saturday: 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. (hours subject to change) reservations Not Needed

location seneca buffalo creek casino / 1 fulton

Street / buffalo, ny 14204

saMPle Menu iteMsfranco’s buffalo style pizza Made with hometown ingredientsten chicKen WinGs Tossed with Duff ’s Award Winning famous Buffalo-born saucecharlie the butcher’s

beef top round Slow roasted, thinly sliced and piled high on a kummelweck rollsahlen’s hot doGs Grilled and served on a fresh hometown Costanzo’s roll


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The perfect escape isn’t one thing. It’s many. It’s getting away. And feeling at home. It’s the excitement of something new and unexpected. And the comfort of being treated like you are the only guest.

At Seneca Allegany Resort & Casino, it’s all here. And it’s all exceptionally well done here. From the serenity of the surrounding hills to the action and excitement of the casino floor, the most luxurious accommodations, the finest dining experience and the biggest variety of local attractions and activities, we make your escape perfect.

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QuiCk faCtsfeatures: Largest high-definition screen (43 feet) in-side a North American casino; 21 video poker tabletop units available around the circular center bar; live en-tertainment every weekend from bands throughout the Northeast; bottle service available

live entertainment thursday—saturday: Evenings saturday & sunday: Afternoons (hours subject to change)

hours of operation

7 days a week : 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (hours subject to change)

location seneca niagara resort & casino / 310 4th Street /

niagara falls, ny 14303

Located in the southwest corner of the main gaming floor at Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino, STIR features a collection of sights, sounds, and tastes that will thrill the senses. One look around – especially at the big screen – makes it clear that this is not your typical gathering spot. With crystal clarity and a slight curve that allows viewing from the entire main gaming floor, the high-definition screen is the largest of its kind inside a North American casino. During the day, guests can enjoy their favorite music videos being played. At night with live enter-tainment, mesmerizing animated graphics add energy to the musical experience. And, on special occasions, the screen will televise major live sporting events. Guests can enjoy signature cocktails served by bevertainers who are as talented as they are beautiful. Expect the unexpected from them – whether it’s a random breaking out into song, dance, or even comedy. A large circular bar with lounge seats and 21 tabletop video gaming units helps create an entertainment hub within the world-class resort. Twelve low-back booths put you right in the heart of the excitement where STIR and the gaming floor meet, while eight high-back booths provide a more intimate atmosphere. Be sure to also ask about premium bottle service for you and your friends.

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saMPle Menu iteMsman overboard stir-tini Coconut flavored rum, melon liqueur, pineapple, grenadine, blue curacao

the lava lamp Orange flavored vodka, Chambord, cranberry juice, orange juice

stir rum runner Light rum, dark rum, blackberry brandy, banana liqueur, pineapple, grenadine, and lime

Wine, beers & champaGnes Including Dom Perignon & Cristal


When it’s time to watch a great sports game or to simply catch up with friends in downtown Buffalo, Stixx Sports Bar is the place to be.

Located in the middle of Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino, Stixx Sports Bar includes six 46-inch TVs suspended high around a center bar, which is adorned with hockey and lacrosse sticks – representing two nearby professional sports teams. Another six 46-inch TVs are along the side walls, and the back of the bar features four 55-inch screens in a square that can operate as one giant TV.

The drink menu includes signature cocktails with sports-themed names like The Enforcer and The Winger. Hometown beers are on tap, and there are plenty of premium and domestic bottles as well. Wines and champagne are also available. Plus, guests can order food from the nearby Buffalo Savors Grill and enjoy the region’s favorite foods right at the bar. High-top seating around the bar and four plush semicircular booths

provide fantastic views of both the surrounding gaming floor and all the action on the big screens. Undulating rich colors of lighting pro-vides a chic, modern look and sets a fun tone for all types of crowds.

Whether it’s for a night out or part of a quick stop while enjoying Buffalo’s nearby destinations, Stixx Sports Bar will provide the fun and drinks that are befitting of a great sports city.

stixx sPOrts bar

saMPle Menu iteMs

the enforcer – Crown Royal, Chambord, cranberry juice and a splash of Red Bullthe face-off – Ketel One vodka, South-ern Comfort, pineapple juice, orange juice and grenadinethe WinGer – SKYY vodka martini with Chambord and a splash of cranberry juiceKendall-JacKson vintner’s re-

serve chardonnay

J. lohr seven oaKs cabernet sauvi-

Gnon armand de briGnac brut

Craft drafts featuring McSorley’s, Southern Tier, Pearl Street Brewery, Flying Bison

QuiCk faCts

features: Sports-themed bar to catch all of the gaming action; 19 video poker table-top units available around the center seats

hours of operation: Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 a.m.; Sunday, noon to 4 a.m. (hours subject to change)

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THE MAIN GAMING FLOOR: FIRE

LOUNGE AND CASINO BAR.

Fire Lounge offers a colorful, brightly lit re-treat with high-top bar seating and lounge chairs around small tables for great conversa-tion. Hometown brews are on tap, specialty cocktails are available, and plenty of flat-screen televisions give everyone a view of the latest sports action. Additionally, a food menu offers a variety of soups, salads, appetizers, sandwich-es, and desserts. Fire Lounge is located right at the top of escalator on the second floor, near The Western Door and Three Sisters Café.

Casino Bar is located in the heart of Seneca Allegany Resort & Casino’s gaming floor near the table games, and offers a vibrant gathering place for drinks and live entertainment. Catch the game on the flat screens, rock out to live music, or simply sit back and enjoy the view from the center of the excitement.

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strip steaK sandWich – chargrilled 12-ounce New York strip steak piled high with mush-rooms, onions, and provolone cheese, served open face on a hard rollnacho Grande – tortilla chips topped with zesty taco meat, nacho cheese sauce, jalapeños, tomatoes, black olives, salsa, and sour cream Warm broWnie ice cream parfait

Western door bloody mary – ABSOLUT vodka, tomato juice, Worcestershire sauce, and horseradish; garnished with a lemon wedge, olive, and shrimp incredibly berry marGarita – Sauza Gold tequila, ABSOLUT Raspberri, Chambord, cranberry juice, sour mix, and fresh berries Variety of champagnes, wines, beers, martinis, cognacs, whiskeys, Bloody Mary drinks, marga-ritas, ports, cordials, and specialty cocktails

QuiCk faCts

features: Casino Bar features flat-screen televisions and video poker table-top units for added excitement; Fire Lounge provides open views of the entire second floor of the resort, which is home to a variety of signature restaurants

live entertainment at casino bar: Friday and Saturday evenings; Saturday and Sunday late afternoons (subject to change)

hours of operation (casino bar): Seven days a week, 8 a.m. to 4 a.m. (hours subject to change)

hours of operation (fire lounGe): Monday through Thursday, 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.; Friday, 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.; Saturday, 2 p.m. to midnight; Sunday, noon to 10 p.m. (hours subject to change)

location: Seneca Allegany Resort & Casino / 777 Seneca Allegany Boulevard / Salamanca, NY 14779


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and top-notch gaming at every turn, the Fall is

looking up at Seneca Resorts & Casinos.

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 AT 8 PM TICKETS ONLY $20His red-faced, raucous takes regarding history, politics, religion,

culture and trends have made him a regular on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and a star of a Comedy Central series. Ranked one of the top

100 stand-up comics of all time, he delivers his comically keen insights and amusingly astute observations unlike any other.

An evening with this one-of-a-kind comedian, author and social critic is sure to be acutely entertaining.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24 AT 8 PM TICKETS START AT $35Experience the soul-stirring, Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter whose singles had everyone talking, tributes had everyone reminiscing, and smooth style and overwhelming emotion le� a mark on everyone listening. Revel in favorites such as “Walking in Memphis” and enjoy iconic hits like Cat Stevens’ “Wild World.” With depth and verve in equal measure, an evening with Marc Cohn promises to be an occasion with heart and soul.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17 AT 8 PM TICKETS START AT $35Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes have been making music and infl uencing people, such as Bruce Springsteen, since the early ’70s. Now they’re bringing their universal good-time sound to a diff erent shore – Lake Erie. They bring both the purebred Monmouth County musical roots and soul of The Shore to the stage. A night with Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes is one that will leave you dancin’ into the night and beyond.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 AT 8 PM TICKETS START AT $35If there is such a thing as a living cult music king, he looks a lot like John Hiatt. For more than four decades, this singer/songwriter has been laying tracks to the acclaim of critics and his contemporaries. Now you have the chance to see him in person. His versatility has impressed living legends who’ve picked up and performed his songs for years, and now he comes to The Bear’s Den Showroom for an exclusive and intimate solo acoustic show. Hear musical masterpieces such as “Have a Little Faith In Me,” “Memphis In The Meantime,” and “Cry Love” from the Grammy nominated, AMA Award-winning icon himself. Catch this cult hero while you can, because he never stops movin’ along, makin’ music as he goes.

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AN EVENING WITH MARC COHN

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16 AT 8 PM TICKETS ONLY $20You’ve seen her on MTV’s Nikki and Sarah LIVE, The Tonight Show

with Jay Leno, Conan, @Midnight, and her own Comedy Central special. Now catch Nikki Glaser deliver

the fresh, witty, and not-so-PC humor that’s made her one of the hottest comics on the scene today. Catch Nikki

at The Bear’s Den at Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino.

NIKKI GLASER

LEWIS BLACK THE RANT IS DUE

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 AT 7 PM TICKETS START AT $35You’ll only be angry at yourself if you miss this special appearance by stand-up

comedian Lewis Black. He’s a two-time Grammy Award winner, best-selling author, and prolifi c playwright who delivers his sarcastic, fi nger-pointing rants to sellout audiences worldwide. Come see his unique brand of humor for one

performance only as he takes aim at the countless absurdities he fi nds in life. You’ve seen him on The Daily Show, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, and

The Late Show with David Letterman – now experience his rant for yourself.

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 AT 8 PM TICKETS ONLY $20His red-faced, raucous takes regarding history, politics, religion,

culture and trends have made him a regular on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and a star of a Comedy Central series. Ranked one of the top

100 stand-up comics of all time, he delivers his comically keen insights and amusingly astute observations unlike any other.

An evening with this one-of-a-kind comedian, author and social critic is sure to be acutely entertaining.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24 AT 8 PM TICKETS START AT $35Experience the soul-stirring, Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter whose singles had everyone talking, tributes had everyone reminiscing, and smooth style and overwhelming emotion le� a mark on everyone listening. Revel in favorites such as “Walking in Memphis” and enjoy iconic hits like Cat Stevens’ “Wild World.” With depth and verve in equal measure, an evening with Marc Cohn promises to be an occasion with heart and soul.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17 AT 8 PM TICKETS START AT $35Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes have been making music and infl uencing people, such as Bruce Springsteen, since the early ’70s. Now they’re bringing their universal good-time sound to a diff erent shore – Lake Erie. They bring both the purebred Monmouth County musical roots and soul of The Shore to the stage. A night with Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes is one that will leave you dancin’ into the night and beyond.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 AT 8 PM TICKETS START AT $35If there is such a thing as a living cult music king, he looks a lot like John Hiatt. For more than four decades, this singer/songwriter has been laying tracks to the acclaim of critics and his contemporaries. Now you have the chance to see him in person. His versatility has impressed living legends who’ve picked up and performed his songs for years, and now he comes to The Bear’s Den Showroom for an exclusive and intimate solo acoustic show. Hear musical masterpieces such as “Have a Little Faith In Me,” “Memphis In The Meantime,” and “Cry Love” from the Grammy nominated, AMA Award-winning icon himself. Catch this cult hero while you can, because he never stops movin’ along, makin’ music as he goes.

NICK DIPAOLO

AN EVENING WITH MARC COHN

JOHN HIATT SOLO AND ACOUSTIC

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16 AT 8 PM TICKETS ONLY $20You’ve seen her on MTV’s Nikki and Sarah LIVE, The Tonight Show

with Jay Leno, Conan, @Midnight, and her own Comedy Central special. Now catch Nikki Glaser deliver

the fresh, witty, and not-so-PC humor that’s made her one of the hottest comics on the scene today. Catch Nikki

at The Bear’s Den at Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino.

NIKKI GLASER

LEWIS BLACK THE RANT IS DUE

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 AT 7 PM TICKETS START AT $35You’ll only be angry at yourself if you miss this special appearance by stand-up

comedian Lewis Black. He’s a two-time Grammy Award winner, best-selling author, and prolifi c playwright who delivers his sarcastic, fi nger-pointing rants to sellout audiences worldwide. Come see his unique brand of humor for one

performance only as he takes aim at the countless absurdities he fi nds in life. You’ve seen him on The Daily Show, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, and

The Late Show with David Letterman – now experience his rant for yourself.

SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY & THE ASBURY JUKES



THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30 AT 8 PM TICKETS ONLY $20Experience the off -the-wall humor of a seasoned stand-up pro that has been leaving audiences red-faced for decades. Named one of the “100 Greatest Stand-Up Comedians of All Time” by Comedy Central, he’s gone from being the legendary “Goat Boy” on SNL to starring with Dave Chappelle in Half-Baked. Now he brings his spot-on impressions and unrivaled stage charisma to The Bear’s Den Showroom.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26 AT 5 PM TICKETS START AT $25It takes that special something to be a top-notch act in the music biz, and

this dynamic duo has that special ingredient in spades, or maybe hearts. An award-winning country music pair both on and off the stage, Keifer and

Shawna Thompson bring an extraordinary chemistry to songwriting and performing. Share an evening with them and enjoy country hits such as

“Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not,” “If I Didn’t Have You,” and “I Got You.”

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 AT 8 PM TICKETS START AT $25His original, sarcastic takes and smart-aleck observations won him a spot on the cast of Saturday Night Live, paired up with pal Chris Farley for the acclaimed fi lms Tommy Boy and Black Sheep, and earned Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for the show Just Shoot Me! Now, he’s back where it all began – the stage. Seize this opportunity to see the snarky Spade with a new tour and all-new material.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 TICKETS START AT $20Celebrate Native American culture and be dazzled by the premier

Native American rock band, Thunderhand Joe and The Medicine Show. The powerhouse backbone of the Native American band

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pictures that spans the Nations, legends and music genres. A night with this unique band will leave you mesmerized.

DAVID SPADEMY FAKE PROBLEMS

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7 AT 7 PM TICKETS START AT $35No discussion of music royalty is complete without the name Engelbert

Humperdinck. Who else could amass 63 gold and 24 platinum records over a nearly half-century-long career, yet remain relevant with appearances on

multiple MTV shows? Bring your special someone and let Engelbert serenade you through the decades – from the timeless ballads of “Release Me” and

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with this unique band will leave you mesmerized.with this unique band will leave you mesmerized.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6 AT 8 PM TICKETS ONLY $20See rising funnyman Colin Jost leave the audience at The Bear’s Den Showroom breathless with laughter! Renowned for his gut-busting turns as writer and performer on stages from Saturday Night Live to Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, he’s honed his entertainment chops alongside comedy’s greats. Don’t miss his blend of comedic timing, deadpan wit and off -the-moment satire at this evening that’s sure to leave you rolling in the aisles!

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8 AT 8 PM TICKETS START AT $20This soulful bluesman’s long and illustrious career has taken him

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legends the likes of Eric Clapton, Peter Green and Mick Taylor. Now he’s pulling up his tour bus and plugging in and bringing his hot, smooth, soulful sound that is sure to turn up the heat and bring down the house.

ROGER HODGSON BREAKFAST IN AMERICA

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7 AT 8 PM TICKETS START AT $35Experience a memorable evening with the legendary singer/songwriter and unmistakable former voice of Supertramp, Roger Hodgson. Enjoy iconic hits of the ’70s and ’80s such as “Give a Little Bit,” “Take the Long Way Home,” “The Logical Song,” “Dreamer,” and “Breakfast In America.” Be whisked away by one of the most recognizable voices in rock history.

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MICKY DOLENZ OF THE MONKEESCOCO MONTOYAFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14 AT 8 PM TICKETS START AT $35There’s no monkeying around here, he’s a true and natural talent and we’re all believers. Revisit an iconic time of great change, great triumph and great music with the lead singer and drummer of the most famous band in television history, The Monkees. Be treated to classic tracks such as “Daydream Believer” and “Last Train To Clarksville,” sung by an iconic one-of-a-kind star.Clarksville,” sung by an iconic one-of-a-kind star.soulful sound that is sure to turn up the heat and bring down the house.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13 AT 8 PM TICKETS ONLY $20Getting his start getting coff ee for Conan, he’s now making guest appearances, sitting alongside him and cracking jokes. See the star of the NBC show, Undateable, in the intimate 400-seat Bear’s Den Showroom. Spend a night hearing for yourself his hilarious self-deprecating humor that will take you from high school embarrassments to adult awkwardness. This multi-talented writer, actor and comedian promises a night of pure amusement.

WILLIAMS & REETHE INDIAN AND THE WHITE GUY

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 AT 8 PM TICKETS START AT $15One of the longest running comedy/music duos, Williams & Ree, aka

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for decades. Politically incorrect and proud of it, this act will treat you to pure hilarity as they play off stereotypes and leave you laughing. An

evening with Williams & Ree is sure to be a fresh dose of pure funny.

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uniquely compelling music scene, this year’s event promises to be an opportunity to cherish the gi� of Native American music. uniquely compelling music scene, this year’s event promises to

be an opportunity to cherish the gi� of Native American music.


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 AT 8 PM TICKETS START AT $40This band, simply put, is no joke. See the classic Bay Area rock band that was responsible for an impressive string of hits that practically defi ned the late ’70s. Take fl ight and experience the classic rock band that’s still going strong a� er four decades and hear iconic tracks such as “The Joker,” “Rock‘n Me,” “Fly Like An Eagle,” and, who knows, maybe even “Take The Money And Run.” Simply put, a not-to-be missed show.“Take The Money And Run.” Simply put, a not-to-be missed show.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29 AT 8 PM TICKETS START AT $35Witness a modern day jazz great and musical force in person. The dazzling Diana Krall has sold more albums than any other woman in jazz over the last 30 years, winning fi ve Grammys, charting eight Billboard number-one albums and earning seven multi-platinum albums along the way. Now, hear her renditions of classics such as “California Dreaming,” “Desperado,” and many more. An evening with this multi-talented musical force is simply not to be missed.

STEVE MILLER BANDBILL ENGVALL

DIANA KRALL

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29 AT 7 PM TICKETS START AT $40

See the iconic southern rockers that rose from the ashes to soar once again. The one-of-a-kind rock legends

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Sounding as iconic as ever, they perform classic tracks that need little more introduction than one chord.

LYNYRD SKYNYRDTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20 AT 8 PM TICKETS ONLY $20This is your chance to catch a comedy star on the rise. Named one of the top “10 Comics to Watch” by Variety and one of “The 50 Funniest People” by Rolling Stone, Manhattan-bred Michael Che found success in hisbackyard writing for SNL. A pure stand-up pro, he’s now the newest correspondent on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. An evening in The Bear’s Den Showroom with Michael Che promises pure, fresh and keen comedy.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 AT 8 PM TICKETS START AT $25

For one special night, the ’50s are coming to Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino. Enjoy the group that associates with good

times and great feelings – Bobby Hendricks’ Dri� ers. Sit back and feel like you just rolled up, rolled down the window and

turned up the stereo with songs that are the soundtrack of an era when everything was polished to perfection.

BOBBY HENDRICKS’ DRIFTERS

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 AT 5 PM TICKETS START AT $25He’s cracked up audiences for decades as a member of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, and now he comes to Seneca Allegany Resort & Casino.

Known for his signature “Here’s your sign” comedy bit, he’ll point out everyday absurdities that will leave you scratching your head while rubbing your cheeks.

An evening with the comedy star from the Lone Star State guarantees Texas-sized laughs and observations sharp as spurs, and that’s no bull.

MICHAEL CHE




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LORRIE MORGAN

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10 AT 2 PMTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 AT 2 PM & 8 PM FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12 AT 8 PM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13 AT 2 PM & 8 PMSUNDAY, DECEMBER 14 AT 2 PM TICKETS START AT $15Add some stardust to your holidays this year with a one-of-a-kind, versatile vocalist that comes from pure entertainer lineage. Enjoy an exclusive, not-to-be-missed Christmas show with Deana Martin, the daughter of Dean Martin, and leave starry-eyed a� er a dazzling night of standards from the Great American Songbook along with Christmas classics.

THE DEANA MARTIN CHRISTMAS SHOW



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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10 AT 2 PMTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 AT 2 PM & 8 PM FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12 AT 8 PM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13 AT 2 PM & 8 PMSUNDAY, DECEMBER 14 AT 2 PM TICKETS START AT $15Add some stardust to your holidays this year with a one-of-a-kind, versatile vocalist that comes from pure entertainer lineage. Enjoy an exclusive, not-to-be-missed Christmas show with Deana Martin, the daughter of Dean Martin, and leave starry-eyed a� er a dazzling night of standards from the Great American Songbook along with Christmas classics.

THE DEANA MARTIN CHRISTMAS SHOW


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WHEN YOU HAVE ONLY A SHORT TIME TO SPEND IN BUFFALO

(e.g. you have a few hours to burn

between fl ights, or you’re busy

because you’re the President of the

United States) chances are you’re

going to order chicken wings.

And while our city o� ers enough

invigorating, profound, one-of-a-kind

experiences to fi ll every second

of an extended stay –

many of them

outlined on these

very pages – there’s

a reason why wings

reign supreme.

OUR BLOGGERS CHOOSE THEIR FAVORITE WINGSCHARLIE FASHANABAR BILL » East Aurora“ � is place is a small

but legendary part of a great southtown. You’ll be enamored by the cozy atmosphere, charmed by the staff , and delighted by the care that goes into the preparation. But once the food arrives you’ll likely pay no attention to those graces!”

KATIE KRAWCZYKDUFF’S » Multiple locations “ � e wings are not too meaty with just the

right amount of crunch, and you can get them any way you want, whether it’s texture (regular, crispy, extra crispy) or fl avor (mild, mild-medium, medium-hot, hot, super hot, death, and Armageddon) – not to mention a couple of specialty fl avors. � e fries are thin and crispy, the bleu cheese is the right consistency and fl avor, and you can even grab a few other Buff alo eats, such as beef on weck.”

JAY JOSKERDWYER’S PUB » North Tonawanda“ Dwyer’s Pub is king of the wing. With upwards

of 30 diff erent sauces, including Wasabi Plum and Strawberry BBQ, they’ve got the cure for every craving.”

KATIE McKENNAGABRIEL’S GATE » Bu� alo“ � e ‘Gate’s’ wings are a perfect combination

of size, sauce, fl avor and crispness, and if you’re a true heat-seeker like I am give the Suicide Hot with Cajun Dry Rub a whirl. Just be sure you have a cold beer on stand-by to put out the fl ames.”

INGREDIENTS

• 24 Chicken Wings

(ABOUT 4 LBS.)

• Salt (OPTIONAL)

• Freshly ground black

pepper

• 4 cups vegetable or corn oil

• 1/4 cup butter or margarine

• 2 to 5 tsp. hot sauce

• 1 tsp. white vinegar

DIRECTIONS

1. Cut o� tips and separate each wing at the joint.

2. Sprinkle wings with salt and pepper to taste.

3. Heat oil in deep-fat fryer or large heavy pot.

When it is quite hot, add half the wings and

cook about 10 minutes, stirring occasion-

ally. When wings are golden brown and crisp,

remove them and drain well.

4. Add remaining wings and repeat process.

Meanwhile, melt butter in saucepan; add hot

sauce to taste and vinegar.

5. Pour hot sauce over wings and mix well to

cover. Serve with Bleu Cheese Dressing and

celery sticks.

� e Original Recipe

Bellissimo! BUFFALO’S FAMOUS

CULINARY CREATION TURNS 50

More on next page »

ERIC FRICK

WHAT’S BREWING IN BUFFALOWash down those wings with some Buff alo-brewed beers! A robust beer scene has emerged in the Queen City.

Pearl Street Grill and Brewerywww.buff alobrewerydistrict.com/pearl

Pan American Grill & Brewery www.buff alobrewerydistrict.com/panam

Flying Bison Brewery www.fl yingbisonbrewing.com

Blue Monkwww.bmbfl o.com

Community Beer Works www.communitybeerworks.com

Gene McCarthy’swww.genemccarthys.com

Buff alo Brew Pubwww.buff alobrewpub.com

Hamburg Brewing Co.www.hamburgbrewing.com

OPENING SOON

Big Ditchwww.bigditchbrewing.com

Resurgencewww.resurgencebrewing.com

Riverworks Brewing Co. www.buff alobrewerydistrict.com/riverworks

Rusty Nickel Brewing Co.www.rustynickelbrewing.com

BEYOND BEER

If you prefer spirits instead, Lockhouse Distillery opened in 2013 as Buff alo’s fi rst distillery since Prohibition!

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Black Squirrel Distillery (opening summer 2014)www.blacksquirreldistillery.com

AS WE CELEBRATE THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF BUFFALO’S MOST FAMOUS AND BELOVED CULTURAL EXPORT, it behooves us to look back at how it all started. One of America’s classic side

dishes, bar foods and big game staples was the result of a mother’s inspired

brainstorming in the kitchen of a Main Street restaurant.

It was a typical Friday night in 1964 for Teressa Bellissimo. She was nearing the

end of her shift at Th e Anchor Bar, the restaurant she co-owned. Her son Dominic

was tending bar. But when a group of Dominic’s friends piled into the joint around

closing time, bemoaning their empty stomachs, Teressa was presented with a

problem. Nothing remaining in the kitchen could be prepared quickly.

Instead of giving up, Bellissimo got creative. She grabbed the wing-shaped parts of

chicken that she usually used for soup stock, tossed them in the fryer, and coated

them in hot sauce. Th ose hungry pals of Dominic’s became the very fi rst people on

Earth to enjoy Buff alo wings.

Where others would have seen an empty kitchen, Teressa

Bellissimo saw an opportunity. Th rough a combination of

creativity and a resilient attitude, she created something

truly one-of-a-kind and made an indelible mark on American

cuisine. Many Buff alonians share Bellissimo’s personality

traits. Th is is a city that refused to give in to the typical Rust

Belt woes, and built a surprisingly deep and vibrant arts scene

instead. A city that understands that yesterday’s soup stock

is today’s inspiration – preserving historical monuments and

breathtaking architecture, and nurturing communities around

them. A city that welcomes visitors with open arms and

incredible menus, no matter what time you show up.

KC KRATT

ERIC FRICK

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WHAT’S BREWING IN BUFFALOWash down those wings with some Buff alo-brewed beers! A robust beer scene has emerged in the Queen City.

Pearl Street Grill and Brewerywww.buff alobrewerydistrict.com/pearl

Pan American Grill & Brewery www.buff alobrewerydistrict.com/panam

Flying Bison Brewery www.fl yingbisonbrewing.com

Blue Monkwww.bmbfl o.com

Community Beer Works www.communitybeerworks.com

Gene McCarthy’swww.genemccarthys.com

Buff alo Brew Pubwww.buff alobrewpub.com

Hamburg Brewing Co.www.hamburgbrewing.com

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Big Ditchwww.bigditchbrewing.com

Resurgencewww.resurgencebrewing.com

Riverworks Brewing Co. www.buff alobrewerydistrict.com/riverworks

Rusty Nickel Brewing Co.www.rustynickelbrewing.com

BEYOND BEER

If you prefer spirits instead, Lockhouse Distillery opened in 2013 as Buff alo’s fi rst distillery since Prohibition!

Lockhouse Distillery www.lockhousedistillery.com

Black Squirrel Distillery (opening summer 2014)www.blacksquirreldistillery.com

AS WE CELEBRATE THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF BUFFALO’S MOST FAMOUS AND BELOVED CULTURAL EXPORT, it behooves us to look back at how it all started. One of America’s classic side

dishes, bar foods and big game staples was the result of a mother’s inspired

brainstorming in the kitchen of a Main Street restaurant.

It was a typical Friday night in 1964 for Teressa Bellissimo. She was nearing the

end of her shift at Th e Anchor Bar, the restaurant she co-owned. Her son Dominic

was tending bar. But when a group of Dominic’s friends piled into the joint around

closing time, bemoaning their empty stomachs, Teressa was presented with a

problem. Nothing remaining in the kitchen could be prepared quickly.

Instead of giving up, Bellissimo got creative. She grabbed the wing-shaped parts of

chicken that she usually used for soup stock, tossed them in the fryer, and coated

them in hot sauce. Th ose hungry pals of Dominic’s became the very fi rst people on

Earth to enjoy Buff alo wings.

Where others would have seen an empty kitchen, Teressa

Bellissimo saw an opportunity. Th rough a combination of

creativity and a resilient attitude, she created something

truly one-of-a-kind and made an indelible mark on American

cuisine. Many Buff alonians share Bellissimo’s personality

traits. Th is is a city that refused to give in to the typical Rust

Belt woes, and built a surprisingly deep and vibrant arts scene

instead. A city that understands that yesterday’s soup stock

is today’s inspiration – preserving historical monuments and

breathtaking architecture, and nurturing communities around

them. A city that welcomes visitors with open arms and

incredible menus, no matter what time you show up.

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A T R A V E L E R ’ S R E V I E W “Top class motor museum”“I was knocked out by this museum...make sure you get there for when they open the section housing the Frank Lloyd Wright fi lling station.

Reviewed by Martin950, a TripAdvisor travelerFarnham, United Kingdom » July 10, 2014

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24 HOURS OF BUFFALO EATS

It’s always time to eat in Buffalo!

The Queen City offers hundreds

of restaurant options for every

palate. Here’s an itinerary to fill

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some of Buffalo’s best food.

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6:00 am » AMY’S PLACE 3234 MAIN STREET, BUFFALO

Start off your day with a hearty, delicious, inexpensive breakfast at this Lebanese

restaurant in the University District. www.amysplacebuffalo.com

10:00 am » BETTY’S 370 VIRGINIA STREET, BUFFALO

If anywhere could inspire thoughts of a second breakfast, it’s the

Betty’s brunch menu. www.bettysbuffalo.com

12:00 pm LLOYD TACO TRUCK

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Check @whereslloyd on Twitter to find this gem of a mobile eatery that features fresh, local ingredients.

www.whereslloyd.com

3:00 pm » NIAGARA CAFE 525 NIAGARA STREET, BUFFALO

I know, you’re feeling full still. But just have a bite of the roasted chicken

at this authentic Puerto Rican joint. You will believe in magic.

6:00 pm » TORO TAPAS BAR 492 ELMWOOD AVENUE, BUFFALO

The best place for dinner after a day stuffing your gullet is the place that has turned small

portions into an art form. No matter how much, or how little, you order, you’re

going to feel fulfilled. www.torotapasbar.com

8:00 pm » TED'S HOT DOGS VARIOUS LOCATIONS

Order a charcoal-broiled dog with “the works” and you’ll understand why

this Buffalo institution is still going strong after 87 years.www.tedshotdogs.com

12:00 am » FOUNDING FATHERS 75 EDWARD STREET, BUFFALO

Be sure to stop into this wonderfully welcoming pub, with walls covered in pictures of presidents. Nurse a drink and lock eyes with James Monroe.

Founding Fathers also offers free popcorn and nachos to nighttime patrons and serves

a variety of excellent sandwiches. www.foundingfatherspub.com

4:30 am » JIM’S STEAKOUT VARIOUS LOCATIONS

The bars in Buffalo are open until four a.m. That is not a typo. And if you do run the

gauntlet and make it to last call, this haven of fried and greasy goodness is your reward.

www.jimssteakout.com

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BUFFALO ISN’T JUST A CITY OF MUSEUMS. The city itself is a museum. A haven for the

brightest and boldest architectural minds of the 19th and early 20th centuries, the Queen City is a preservation-minded place. We protect our breathtaking structures like they’re the last Italian sausage at a Bills game tailgate.

That spirit of preservation explains the wealth of Frank Lloyd Wright treasures you’ll find in our neighborhoods. When Buffalo executive Darwin D. Martin needed an architect for the new office building of his employer, the Larkin Soap Company, he hit the jackpot when he landed 36-year-old Wright. Buffalo’s landscape would never look the same. Wright designed a stunning office building for Martin – the

Larkin Administration Building, sadly demolished in 1950 – but he didn’t stop there. Buffalo is full of Wright-designed structures, including the Darwin Martin House (a triumph of Wright’s Prairie style) in North Buffalo, the Blue Sky Mausoleum at Forest Lawn Cemetery, the lakeside Graycliff home where the Martins spent their summers, and the Fontana Boathouse. Few places have as many beautifully preserved examples of Wright operating at the top of his game.

And in 2014, a filling station first designed by Wright in 1927 but never realized will finally come to fruition at the Buffalo Transportation Pierce-Arrow Museum.

Amazingly, that’s just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Buffalo’s architecture scene.

www.visitbuffaloniagara.com/wright

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A TOWERING MASTERPIECEThe towers of the Richardson Olmsted Complex are icons of Buffalo’s 19th century architectural boom. The complex is in the midst of a massive renovation. www.richardson-olmsted.com

FANTASTIC FLORAAt the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens, you can experience floral wonders in a tri-domed glass conservatory, built in 1900 by Lord & Burnham on grounds designed by Frederick Law Olmsted. www.buffalogardens.com

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FANTASTIC FLORAAt the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens, you can experience floral wonders in a tri-domed glass conservatory, built in 1900 by Lord & Burnham on grounds designed by Frederick Law Olmsted. www.buffalogardens.com

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BUFFALO BY BUSOpen-Air Autobus crafts a variety of exciting, comprehensive and educational autobus tours that go way beyond Buffalo’s greatest hits, taking you deeper into the city’s neighborhoods and more thoroughly into its past. www.openairbuffalo.org

MANY WAYS TO EXPLOREAround here, the sights aren’t all that’s unique – the ways you can see them are pretty amazing too. Take a Segway Tour of the Elmwood Village and North Buffalo; a bike tour along the waterfront; a kayak tour that lets you see downtown from the most stunning perspectives; or a narrated harbor cruise that gives you deep historical and architectural insight, from the waterways that made our city legendary. And if you build up an appetite along the way, try a Buffalo Bites Food Tour. www.visitbuffaloniagara.com/tours

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2. Buffalo Touring Company

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Crafting a Great ExperienceArts & Crafts Movement Thrives Here

THE SPIRIT OF THE ARTS & CRAFTS MOVEMENT of the early 20th century lives on in East Aurora,

on the historic-yet-bustling Roycroft Campus. www.roycroftcampuscorporation.com

For those who prefer the printed word over digital, revel in the art of typesetting and bookmaking at the Western New York Book Arts Center. www.wnybookarts.org

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“Fantastic History!”“Just an amazing place ...

incredible that so much of the campus has been preserved.”

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TIM RUSSERT NEVER FORGOT HIS ROOTS; the late host of NBC’s Meet the Press exuded

praise for his hometown of Buff alo. So it’s only fi tting that Russert’s NBC offi ce will return to the city where he began his rise to prominence.

Th is fall, the Buff alo History Museum will become the permanent home for Russert’s workspace, which has been an exhibit called Inside Tim Russert’s Offi ce: If it’s Sunday, it’s Meet � e Press at Washington D.C.’s

Newseum for the last several years. Russert’s love for Western New York is apparent in his offi ce, which includes memorabilia from his favorite team, the Buff alo Bills. Th e history museum plans to expand the Newseum’s display and create an exhibit that captures the story of Tim’s Buff alo years. Russert described how his Buff alo childhood shaped his values and worldview in his 2004 memoir, Big Russ and Me.

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East Aurora. Use these pages to fi nd the neighborhood that’s the best fi t for you!

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EVERYTHING ELMWOOD » If you’re looking for classy and clever gift ideas for somebody back home, look no further. www.everythingelmwood.org

FOREST LAWN CEMETERY » This historic cemetery is a serene urban oasis that includes a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed mausoleum. www.forest-lawn.com

VERA PIZZERIA (2) » This always-buzzing restaurant takes its retro cocktails as seriously as it does its gourmet pizza. www.verapizzeria.com

TALKING LEAVES BOOKS » Buffalo’s premier independent bookstore has a voluminous selection of things to bury your nose in. www.tleavesbooks.com

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A Vibrant VillageB IG-TIME MUSEUMS. SMALL, ONE-OF-A-KIND BOUTIQUES.

Incredible restaurants, bars and coffee shops of all shapes and sizes.

The Elmwood Village has it all, along with a refreshing energy all its own. www.elmwoodvillage.org

ALBRIGHT-KNOX ART GALLERY » Ambitiously curated and internationally renowned, the Albright-Knox is a place to appreciate old favorites and be wowed by new perspectives. www.albrightknox.org

BLUSH (1) » This local hub of women’s fashion goes by the philosophy, “Another girl’s style can be your inspiration.” www.shopblushny.com

BLUE MONK » This bar and restaurant bills itself as “Buffalo's Finest Gastropub” and serves great food and an amazing selection of beers. www.bmbflo.com

BUFFALO HISTORY MUSEUM The story of a classic American boom town is told here with loving detail and creativity. www.buffalohistory.org

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ANCHOR BAR » Celebrate 50 years of wings at the restaurant that started it all. www.anchorbar.com

CHEF’S » A legendary Buffalo Italian restaurant with heaping portions at reasonable prices. www.ilovechefs.com

CITY HALL » Travel to the top of this Art Deco wonder for one of the best views around. www.visitbuffaloniagara.com/city-hall

Where Buffalo BeganIN DOWNTOWN BUFFALO,

the future is the past. Whether

you’re having dinner, shopping for

caps or watching a ball game,

you’ll be close to a historical

landmark, architectural wonder

or vibrant renovation project www.buffaloplace.com

HOTEL @ THE LAFAYETTE (2) » Step back into the grandeur of the early 20th century at this stunningly renovated hotel, designed in 1904 by Louise Blanchard Bethune – the first woman to be elected to the American Institute of Architects. www.thehotellafayette.com

COCA-COLA FIELD » Catch a Bisons game at one of minor league baseball’s undisputed gems. www.bisons.com

CHIPPEWA STREET » The hub of downtown’s nightlife scene, it features a bustling selection of bars, restaurants and nightclubs.

THEATRE DISTRICT » Anchored by the opulent Shea’s Performing Arts Center, it features several theatres that bring in world-class plays and musicals year-round. www.tdaofwny.com

CANALSIDE (1) » There are so many ways to experience this waterfront playground, from big-time summer concerts to walking through old warships at the Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park. Kayak or water bike down the Buffalo River in the shadow of the Queen City’s grain elevators, or enjoy a ride from Canalside to the bike trails of the outer harbor on the Queen City Ferry. The Central Wharf, adjacent to the 189-year-old Western terminus of the Erie Canal, hosts hundreds of events each summer, from historical tours to puppeteers and yoga classes. www.canalsidebuffalo.com

COLORED MUSICIANS CLUB & MUSEUM » Billie Holiday and Miles Davis played their hearts out in this building’s still-functioning second-floor club, and last year, an interactive museum honoring the club’s history opened on the first floor. www.coloredmusiciansclub.org

NEW ERA CAP » The global headquarters of the official on-field cap of Major League Baseball is right on Delaware Avenue, complete with a retail store. www.neweracap.com

PEARL STREET GRILL & BREWERY Great beer, hearty food, an energized atmosphere. Did we mention great beer? www.buffalobrewerydistrict.com/pearl

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Buffalo, ReinventedTHIS CLUSTER OF BUSINESSES AND RESTAURANTS SOUTHEAST OF

downtown has been one of Buffalo’s most compelling neighborhood revivals of the last decade. Since its grand opening in June 2012, Larkin Square lies at the heart of Larkinville, the site of the former Larkin Soap Company warehouse buildings. This open public space provides a backdrop of colorful furniture amongst whimsical architecture, where community gatherings are filled with food, music and fun abound. Whether you’re interested in seeing our revitalized neighborhood, stopping by for a bite, or coming to enjoy the outdoors under a canopy, Larkin Square is one of the most unique spaces in Western New York with something for everyone.

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LARKIN SQUARE

Down by the ParkAT THE FOOT OF THE FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED-

designed Delaware Park in North Buffalo lies the

Parkside neighborhood, which includes the Frank Lloyd

Wright-designed Darwin Martin House. But that’s not

all – after getting your architecture fix, head on over to

the historic and ever-evolving Buffalo Zoo (3).

www.parksidebuffalo.org

International FlairIF YOU WANT TO EXPERIENCE BUFFALO’S BURGEONING

rebirth, look no further than this business district

on the city’s West Side. In the last several years, Grant

Street has reinvented itself with retailers that reflect the

international character of the neighborhood.

www.visitbuffaloniagara.com/westside

SWEET_NESS 7 CAFÉ Come for the coffee . . . stay to admire how owner Prish Moran transformed the once vacant Victorian building into a neighborhood gathering spot. www.sweetness7.com

GUERCIO & SONS This 53-year-old family- owned grocer is a Buffalo staple and reflects the West Side’s Italian roots. www.guercioandsons.com

WEST SIDE BAZAAR (4) Immigrants from around the world who call Buffalo’s West Side home sell wares and traditional foods from their home countries here. www.westsidebazaar.com

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downtown has been one of Buffalo’s most compelling neighborhood revivals of the last decade. Since its grand opening in June 2012, Larkin Square lies at the heart of Larkinville, the site of the former Larkin Soap Company warehouse buildings. This open public space provides a backdrop of colorful furniture amongst whimsical architecture, where community gatherings are filled with food, music and fun abound. Whether you’re interested in seeing our revitalized neighborhood, stopping by for a bite, or coming to enjoy the outdoors under a canopy, Larkin Square is one of the most unique spaces in Western New York with something for everyone.

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Down by the ParkAT THE FOOT OF THE FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED-

designed Delaware Park in North Buffalo lies the

Parkside neighborhood, which includes the Frank Lloyd

Wright-designed Darwin Martin House. But that’s not

all – after getting your architecture fix, head on over to

the historic and ever-evolving Buffalo Zoo (3).

www.parksidebuffalo.org

International FlairIF YOU WANT TO EXPERIENCE BUFFALO’S BURGEONING

rebirth, look no further than this business district

on the city’s West Side. In the last several years, Grant

Street has reinvented itself with retailers that reflect the

international character of the neighborhood.

www.visitbuffaloniagara.com/westside

SWEET_NESS 7 CAFÉ Come for the coffee . . . stay to admire how owner Prish Moran transformed the once vacant Victorian building into a neighborhood gathering spot. www.sweetness7.com

GUERCIO & SONS This 53-year-old family- owned grocer is a Buffalo staple and reflects the West Side’s Italian roots. www.guercioandsons.com

WEST SIDE BAZAAR (4) Immigrants from around the world who call Buffalo’s West Side home sell wares and traditional foods from their home countries here. www.westsidebazaar.com

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boutiques, eateries, coffee houses

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wonder Hertel is such a draw.

www.hertel-ave.com

KOSTA’S FAMILY RESTAURANT Renowned throughout Buffalo for its souvlaki & gyros, Kosta’s anchors the Hertel-Parkside area with its prominent Greek-style columns that adorn its façade. www.kostasfamilyrestaurant.com

ROOM (3) » Chic modern furniture that will inspire the interior decorator in you. www.room-buffalo.com

NORTH PARK THEATRE (1) » Since 1920, the North Park has been the most beautiful place to see a movie in Buffalo. This year, the gorgeous, completely renovated building reopened with a bang – visiting there is an escapist experience, even before the feature begins. www.northparktheatre.org

ROMEO AND JULIET’S BAKERY AND CAFÉ (2) » This traditional Italian café offers unforgettable baked goods and award-winning pizza. www.rjcaffe.com

SHISH KABAB EXPRESS » A go-to place for Middle Eastern cuisine ; chicken shawarma, hummus, shish kebabs and tabouli are all found here! www.shishkababexpress.com

BERTHA’S » On the same block as the North Park, it’s the diner that “will take you back a few years” with its 1950s décor. www.berthasdiner.com

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also one of its most diverse. Hertel

Avenue earned the title as Buffalo’s

“Little Italy” for its collection of

Italian restaurants, bakeries and

grocers. In recent years, Hertel

has also become home to retailers

selling Halal meat, shish kebabs and

other Middle Eastern goods. Add

to that a series of well-liked bars,

boutiques, eateries, coffee houses

and a theater recently restored to

its original grandeur, and it’s no

wonder Hertel is such a draw.

www.hertel-ave.com

KOSTA’S FAMILY RESTAURANT Renowned throughout Buffalo for its souvlaki & gyros, Kosta’s anchors the Hertel-Parkside area with its prominent Greek-style columns that adorn its façade. www.kostasfamilyrestaurant.com

ROOM (3) » Chic modern furniture that will inspire the interior decorator in you. www.room-buffalo.com

NORTH PARK THEATRE (1) » Since 1920, the North Park has been the most beautiful place to see a movie in Buffalo. This year, the gorgeous, completely renovated building reopened with a bang – visiting there is an escapist experience, even before the feature begins. www.northparktheatre.org

ROMEO AND JULIET’S BAKERY AND CAFÉ (2) » This traditional Italian café offers unforgettable baked goods and award-winning pizza. www.rjcaffe.com

SHISH KABAB EXPRESS » A go-to place for Middle Eastern cuisine ; chicken shawarma, hummus, shish kebabs and tabouli are all found here! www.shishkababexpress.com

BERTHA’S » On the same block as the North Park, it’s the diner that “will take you back a few years” with its 1950s décor. www.berthasdiner.com

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American Arts & Crafts Movement got its start is full of

places that wow the senses and inspire the imagination.

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ROYCROFT CAMPUS (1) » Elbert Hubbard opened the Roycroft Campus in 1895. It became the birthplace of the American Arts & Crafts Movement, attracting the likes of Susan B. Anthony, Thomas Edison, Booker T. Washington, and hopefully, you! Travelers from all over the world continue to seek out the campus to shop for handcrafted treasures, take classes in a variety of aesthetic mediums, and revel in a place where nothing ever feels manufactured. www.roycroftcampuscorporation.com

FIREFLY CUPCAKES (2) At this custom cupcake shop, dessert is even more fun than you can imagine. www.fireflycupcakes.com

HAWK CREEK WILDLIFE CENTER This not-for-profit animal rehabilitation center lets you see eagles, vultures, owls, reptiles and wild cats. www.hawkcreek.org

MILLARD FILLMORE HOUSE (3) Built by our 13th president and his wife in 1826, this humble clapboard structure has been completely restored, featuring Fillmore’s bed and antique toys. www.aurorahistoricalsociety.com

AURORA THEATER » Opened in 1925, this charming moviehouse bisects the heart of Main Street’s shopping district with its glowing marquee. www.theauroratheatre.com

OOO LA LA BOUTIQUE (4) An adorable Main Street boutique offering on-trend clothing. A stop there will surely have your wardrobe rocking with some amazing finds to boast about. www.ooolalaboutique.com

VIDLERS (5) » From the classic candy store counter to toys, retro gifts and holiday specials, this real deal 5 & 10 has been delighting visitors for 82 years. www.vidlers5and10.com

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One of the original Five Nations of the Haudenosaunee, the Senecas are proud people with a rich history. Enjoy an authentic Seneca experience by visiting the Seneca-Iroquois National Museum or attending one of the annual cultural celebrations. Fishermen can spend the day hooking walleye, bass, trout, pike, or perch in some of the area’s top shing spots!


One of the original Five Nations of the Haudenosaunee, the Senecas are proud people with a rich history. Enjoy an authentic Seneca experience by visiting the Seneca-Iroquois National Museum or attending one of the annual cultural celebrations. Fishermen can spend the day hooking walleye, bass, trout, pike, or perch in some of the area’s top shing spots!

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WE OFFER THE BIGGEST PAYOUTS IN THE REGION!

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The Poker Room is located on the 1st floor next to the Bus Lobby.

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VISIT OUR NEWLY REMODELED STORE FOR FRIENDLY SERVICE AND ATMOSPHERE.

Great low prices on fuel, native brand cigarettes, and tobacco products. We also carry native jewelry, artwork and pottery.

Regular working hours are 7 am- 10pm daily. 24 hour pay at the pump for your convenience.

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Water right to your door: 8 oz., 19 oz., liters, gallons and 5 gallon bottles.

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100% SENECA OWNED AND OPERATED.

Great low prices on fuel, native brand cigarettes, and tobacco products.

ODOSHO’D BOTTLED WATER

Water right to your door: 8 oz., 19 oz., liters, gallons and 5 gallon bottles.

Having a special event? Personalize it by placing your own design

Call and schedule your delivery today!

100% SENECA OWNED AND OPERATED.

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