Things To Do
Tully's Good Times Cheektowaga
A recommendation straight from Kyle - home to the best chicken tenders on the planet. A must-try, especially dipped in their famous ranch.
The Left Bank
Kyle and Hristina’s first-date spot and still a favorite. A cozy Buffalo classic with great food, wine, and a welcoming atmosphere.
Bar-Bill North
If you’re craving authentic Buffalo wings, Bar-Bill Tavern is the place to go. A beloved local spot, it’s known for incredible wings and a laid-back atmosphere.
Transit Music Lounge
One of Kyle and Hristina’s favorite live music bars in Buffalo! Transit Music Lounge is known for live music, DJ nights, and a fun, high-energy atmosphere. If you’re looking for a great night out with dancing and drinks, this is the place to be.
Legacy Sports Bar & Papa’s Pizza Oven
Our favorite pizza spot! We highly recommend trying a mix of regular and sweet sauce - the perfect combo.
Niagara Falls State Park
Maid of the Mist
Maid of the Mist is the iconic boat tour in Niagara Falls, NY, that takes visitors on a ride into the mist at the base of the Horseshoe Falls, offering a close-up view of the falls' power.
Niagara Falls Observation Tower
The Niagara Falls Observation Tower, also known as the Prospect Point Observation Tower, is a steel and glass structure in Niagara Falls State Park, New York, offering panoramic views of all three falls and the gorge. It features an elevator that descends to the base of the gorge, providing access to the Maid of the Mist boat tour and the Crow's Nest, a viewing area close to the American Falls. Built in 1961, it's a key attraction for its unobstructed views and proximity to the falls.
Richardson Olmsted Campus
A historic architectural landmark designed by H.H. Richardson, the Richardson Olmsted Campus blends Buffalo’s rich history with beautiful grounds, dining, and waterfront views. It’s a great spot to explore, grab a drink, or enjoy a stroll during your visit.
Frank Lloyd Wright's Martin House
Frank Lloyd Wright's Martin House in Buffalo, NY, is a National Historic Landmark and a masterpiece of Prairie School architecture, designed for Darwin D. Martin between 1903-1905. The estate includes the main house, the Barton House, a conservatory, a pergola, and a carriage house, all featuring Wright's integrated design, including custom art glass and furnishings. It is now a museum that offers tours to showcase the fully restored complex, considered one of Wright's finest works.
