Food

Food Truck Tuesdays are returning and will again pack Larkin Square again starting in mid-July. Food Truck Tuesdays traditionally start in April but were delayed this year due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Enjoy a walking food tour through the scenic Elmwood Village in Buffalo.

Olcott Beach was one of the first beaches I visited as a kid. My grandfather and grandmother owned a cottage on Lake Road between Ransomville and Wilson. Of all the towns along the Great Lakes in New York State, Olcott is by far my favorite. This small town on Lake Ontario is full colorful shops, a vintage amusement park, Olcott basically has everything you want for your fun summer getaway.

It’s Summer in Western New York (well unofficially), food and fun are back in full force at the waterfront and there are some new additions this year.

Before we begin our Taco Tour...let's define the difference between a taco and a burrito.

A new series of community events kicked off on Buffalo’s Eastside this past Saturday called “Summer on Superstreet.”

An Amherst second grader is forgoing his birthday celebration to give back to others. Instead of a party, Nicholas Henry a student at Smallwood Elementary School asked his parents to help set up a food drive for his 8th birthday.

Clarksburg Cider, a locally made hard cider debuted on shelves at Tops Markets in Western New York in late March, and the product will continue to branch out to stores and restaurants in the near future.

De-Dee’s Dairy l 8715 Niagara Falls Boulevard in Niagara Falls, is giving one dollar from each sale of their pup ice cream cups to WNY Heroes, Pawsitive Heroes program. Supporting WNY charities is not new to Dee Dee's, last October having presented a check for $1,100 to the Niagara County SPCA from pup cup purchases.

You may remember the story we shared with you a few weeks ago. Sara Santillo is the Marketing Director, and Co-Owner with her husband John, of Back Creek Maple Farm.

A few months ago, Kenneth Smith was in a chair just outside an Outback Steakhouse hungry and half asleep. A woman leaving the restaurant approached him.

The pandemic caused a pause everywhere...businesses shut down and slowly reopened, tourism all but stopped when the U.S.- Canada border closed. But when restrictions eased people found a way to get back...slowly, and maybe not to pre-existing levels, but it was a start.