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Updated • updatedJul 20, 2024
Updated • updatedJul 20, 2024
Many of us love traveling on the Wanderlog team, so naturally we’re always on the hunt to find the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. With favorites like Saint Louis Roman Catholic Church, St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral, and Trinity Episcopal Church and more, get ready to experience the best places in Buffalo.
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Saint Louis Roman Catholic Church, a stunning Gothic-style masterpiece completed in 1889, stands as one of Buffalo's oldest and most beautiful churches. Modeled after the iconic Cologne Cathedral in Germany, this architectural gem is crafted from striking Medina red sandstone. Visitors can embark on self-guided tours to admire its breathtaking stained glass windows that narrate the life of St. Louis IX of France, along with an impressive pipe organ that adds to its grandeur.
The church is gorgeous, and the choir is absolutely stunning! The people there are so friendly and welcoming.
Marilyn R — Google review
I could not stay a temporary hearing impairment led me to an expedient retreat. My hearing mike on loan did not work. However the architecture and pipe organ were simply amazing.
We had my daughter’s baptism at St. Louis with Father Sal and I could not have asked for a more beautiful and sacred experience. Everyone is beyond friendly, welcoming, kind and accommodating. Ashlee has been extremely helpful and prompt with the planning and registration. We have enjoyed going to mass at St. Louis, and we’re beyond pleased with her entire baptism. We feel so blessed to have found St. Louis.
Very exquisite is this church. Fine warm atmosphere in terms of both central heating and friendliness.
Also. There Is scientific accuracy in the Holy Bible. In the book of Ecclesiastes jet streams are accurately described. In Job it is mentioned the Earth is round. The Bible describes the hydrologic cycle accurately. And much more!
Gorgeous church with a thoughtful sermon and friendly parishioners.
Only been outside, while passing by, the the architecture is amazing!
Worth a visit. Helpful guide showed us around, and was very informative. It is beautiful internally. Magnificent stained glass windows, exquisitely detailed and painted sculptures, and a vaulted ceiling. To think it was all done without machinery. Totally by hand. You have to admire the dedication and craftsmanship of the people that built these old churches.
Amazing service, and fantastic architecture. The kids loved the pipe organ, would love to hear a full concert! Oldest Catholic church in Buffalo.
35 Edward St, Buffalo, NY 14202, USA•
Episcopal church
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Anglican church
Cathedral
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral in Buffalo is a significant stop on the city's architecture tour. This National Historic Landmark, designed by Richard Upjohn and completed in 1851, stands as one of Buffalo's finest 19th-century churches. Despite a near-destruction caused by a gas explosion in 1888, the church's stone walls endured, leading to an interior reconstruction inspired by 14th-century church designs.
I was blessed with the opportunity to see the beautiful church here in Buffalo. I got to be toured around the church by Twila who was very friendly and a joy to speak to. The staff clearly love what they do and enjoy being able to work in a christ centered facility as beautiful as this. God bless them 😊.
Frankie — Google review
Beautiful church amazing grand architecture great lil playground around back its all wooden maybe 1 of the only ones left Im Not sure
My wife and I attended the 10:15 am service here while on vacation in Buffalo. It’s an absolutely beautiful church. If you’re seeking God, consider St. Paul’s and The Episcopal Church.
Fun history fact: it was the location of President Millard Fillmore’s funeral.
Thank You St Paul's Episcopal Cathedral For Homeless Jesus
Beautiful cathedral in downtown Buffalo that is a historic building. The Sunday 10:15am service was excellent and the priest and church members are very friendly and welcoming. The organist and choir are outstanding, as well!
Beautiful church, with kind and warm people to great You.
Such a beautiful cathedral and everyone is so friendly and welcoming. It is a really comfortable atmosphere, I love the band! Outdoor service in the garden is so refreshing. Families, singles, all ages, all lifestyles, all are greeted with open arms. Whether you attend weekly or are a sporadic attendee, you are always welcomed with no judgement and lots of smiles.
Edit: 3 YEARS LATER and they still do not properly salt their sidewalk, it continues to be a hazard for all pedestrians.
They don't clear their sidewalks of ice or snow, causing a hazard for any and all pedestrians.
They claimed to be working with the city of Buffalo to address the issue, but over a year later and they continue to not clear snow from or salt their sidewalks. "Refugees Welcome" just not on our sidewalks.
Behold a miracle from the lord! It's 40 degrees out and there's still ice on their sidewalks!
139 Pearl St, Buffalo, NY 14202, USA•
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Trinity Episcopal Church is a true gem nestled in the heart of Buffalo, showcasing the grandeur of Victorian Gothic architecture since its establishment in 1886. This remarkable structure stands proudly on historic Delaware Avenue, characterized by its robust sandstone facade and impressive buttresses that create an awe-inspiring silhouette against the skyline. Visitors are often captivated by its stunning rose, lancet, and multifoil windows adorned with intricate designs.
Exceptionally beautiful and historic stained glass windows.
Appleton F — Google review
Exceptional blending of traditional choir, fine organist, contemporary Christian music, awesome instrumentals and amazing jazz piano. Trinity reshapes Episcopal worship traditions gently and smoothly and also offers fine preaching.
What's up guys and just so you know Colleen I got your message and look forward to talking to you soon. 2/10/23 also I wanted to let you guys know I'm back home. It would've been great to visit you guys last night but I had no way of getting there. No friction between churches just looking for a place to play see you soon 🤞.
Great place to have your wedding!!
Colleen seems to have a deal with a local tow company where she says the wedding party can park there over night then they all get towed for $240 and she then proceeds to ghost everyone for weeks. Be ware. Bless her soul.
poor customer service,
wedding pictures ruined because the door were left open.
business manager would not take 5 minutes to discuss our issues.
due to the lack of empathy, I would never recommend it!
its a beautiful setting, wonderful church.
Wasn't here for a service but for an exhibit about stained glass art, assembled by a national stained glass organization. While the program focused on contemporary artists and artisans, the church itself has a spectacular collection of windows by Lafarge and by Tiffany and Co. Not the only such windows in Buffalo, but perhaps the most in one place.
Beautiful Historic Building with Tiffany AND LaFarge stained glass windows!! Painstaking mosaic tile floors and incredible woodwork!
371 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY 14202, USA•
Basilica
Sights & Landmarks
Architect
Sacred & Religious Sites
Our Lady of Victory National Shrine & Basilica is a magnificent Catholic church made of white marble, featuring a 165-ft. dome and two towers. Situated near the Buffalo Botanical Gardens, this stunning church was built in the 1920s and offers self-guided tours throughout the day. The opulent interior exudes a sense of divine love and power, making it an incredibly designed place of worship in New York.
During our Easter vacation from Toronto, our family had the incredible blessing of visiting Our Lady of Victory National Shrine and Basilica in Lackawanna (just outside Buffalo). On Easter Sunday, we wanted to attend Mass and were fortunate to find this sacred and stunning church nearby.
No words can truly capture the beauty of this place. From the moment we stepped inside, we felt a deep sense of peace, awe, and reverence. The architecture is breathtaking—every corner filled with intricate artwork, marble, stained glass, and spiritual symbolism that lifts your heart instantly.
We attended the Easter Mass and felt so welcomed by the community and touched by the spiritual atmosphere. It was a deeply moving experience for all of us.
The basilica has a rich history—it was built in the early 20th century by Father Nelson Baker, who is still honored and remembered throughout the site. The basilica also includes a museum dedicated to Father Baker’s life and legacy, where visitors can learn about his mission to serve the poor, orphans, and the sick.
There are also quiet chapels, beautiful statues, and a gift shop with meaningful souvenirs and religious items. Every detail of this basilica reflects devotion, compassion, and grace.
If you're visiting Buffalo—no matter your faith—this is a must-see.
We left feeling blessed, spiritually refreshed, and grateful for this unexpected gem on our trip.
Shiji G — Google review
This is one of the most beautiful churches I have ever visited. The architecture was heavenly and the interior was so beautiful it reminded me of a church in Rome, even St. Peter’s Basilica. The church had many beautiful side altars but the main altar and the surrounding sanctuary were breathtaking. We visited this church during our honeymoon and would love to visit again! Our Lady of Victory, pray for us!!
We’ve been here before and today the dome needs replacement and the basilica is raising funds for it. It’s very beautiful inside and outside, and its history and Fr Baker’s devotion will warm your heart. If you’re in the Buffalo area, you should visit this cathedral. It’s free to enter and hear mass, there’s also a museum inside, I believe you’ll be impressed.
Absolutely breathtaking basilica ❤️
The people working there were lovely & excited to talk to us about the church's history. They are currently in the process of restoring some of the paint & plaster, as well as the dome...but still so much to admire. There is also a museum & gift shop on the lower level. Definitely recommend going to visit!
This church is huge and very beautiful. There is a 'museum' within that is quite interesting about the history of the church. I think if this is your first time here, start there, and then you will appreciate the rest of the church experience. I have to say that I was dismayed to find a STORE inside the church. Even though it was geared towards 'church-type' items, I still found it made my entire experience here more of a tourist-trap visit.
Such a beautiful local landmark, not to miss. There is a museum in the bacement with some wonderful history it is such a stunning piece of architecture and testamentof faith and dedication. They are currently restoring the dome and doing a few of other restorations to the windows, but it does not interfere with your visit at all. There is no fee to enter but I am sure they would appreciate tomations. Everyone should see when visiting South Buffalo.
I just happened to be passing through the area when I saw this beauty. I wish I would have stopped and gone inside. It is a work of art! Just beautiful!
Truly a Western New York gem, currently undergoing a historic restoration in advance of its May 2026 100 year celebration.
767 Ridge Rd, Lackawanna, NY 14218, USA•
Presbyterian church
The First Presbyterian Church in Buffalo is a historic and architecturally stunning landmark, designed by renowned architect Edward B. Green Sr. The church boasts a 207-year-old congregation housed in a magnificent 1897 medina sandstone building. Visitors praise the church's incredible music, thought-provoking messages, and welcoming community. Inside, visitors can admire the grandiose dome and exquisite Tiffany windows that add to the church's beauty.
The church and the first family served as a home and comfort to me and my family. First church family makes you feel welcome and loved. If I can take the church and the people with me everywhere I go, I would have. Continue to touch and change lives.
Lovelace Q — Google review
The architecture is amazing it's the 1st church ever built and Buffalo. The people there are extremely nice and does a very diverse crowd
If you want to visit one of the most historical and beautiful churches in Buffalo this is the one!
Real good people, a surprising sanctuary, incredible music and a consistently thought provoking message. Not a place for a spoon-fed Christianity, but a place that inspires you to discover your own.
Gorgeous and beautiful church with grandiose dome and Tiffany windows inside. While modest, it still leaves you amazed!
Historic 207 year old congregation in an 1897 medina. Sandstone masterpiece by E.B. Green. Registered nationally and by NYStatr
Serendipity shop is freaking awesome! Side door, basement shop with GREAT items and even better prices!!! Love the puppy!!!!!!
Beautiful building but locked up tighter than a drum on Sunday morning during Advent?!
1 Symphony Cir, Buffalo, NY 14201, USA•
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Unitarian Universalist Church
In addition to the amiable and compassionate church beliefs and individuals, one must not miss the breathtaking interior of Unitarian Universalist Church of Buffalo. The remarkable architecture creates a captivating atmosphere in this welcoming and cozy place. It is highly regarded as an exceptional church with enriching youth classes that focus on crucial topics often neglected by other churches, such as sexual safety and religious education encompassing all faiths. This inclusive approach ensures that children are taught to embrace diversity and be accepting of different worldviews.
Wonderful place! Very welcoming and cozy, the people here are so open and fun to be around. The best church that I have ever been to; the youth classes are great, very educational, they teach the youth things that are very important that churches from other places will not teach such as sex safety, or religious education for ALL religions. They teach your children to be open and accepting to the world. The architecture here is brilliant, the church is absolutely gorgeous. Would definitely recommend this church.
Cinara M — Google review
This church is amazing because of its radical inclusivity and call to community service. Do you want to make a difference? Let’s do it together.
A beautiful church. The people are very friendly and involved in the community. A great program for kids to grow up in. They tackle social justice like no other. A loving community that doesn't judge. Many different religions here and people who dont adhere to a specific religion as well.
This is a welcoming and vibrant community of fellow travelers. The sermons are thought-provoking, the music is great, and there's always something going on. Oh, and the sanctuary is one of the most beautiful in the region. You should check it out.
Beautiful building in the heart of the Elmwood Village. Welcoming, with a focus on social justice and an amazing music program.
Love this church! I was drawn to the building and stayed for the fellowship. I attended a concert around xmas and was in awe of the interior of the church so I went back. I'm not a "churchy" person, more into following the Bahai or Buddhist faiths.
I fell in love with the inclusiveness, the interest in social and environmental activism, the love and caring of the people. These people LOVE to laugh!! They stomp their feet and sing along with the choir. Joan the pastor tells great stories.
They have coffee and goodies, and once a month have soup after the service.
You can't go wrong checking out this place!
They're so nice. They let our Peaceful Heart Zen meditation group meet there weekly for just donations. They have a great book sale every spring.
Just wanted to let you all know the church is a mazi g place to visit every one is warm and friendly..u don't have to believe in a Faith to go there.. and a great way for people that have kids . All is well come...
695 Elmwood Ave, Buffalo, NY 14222, USA•
Catholic cathedral
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Cathedral
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Saint Joseph Cathedral is a stunning landmark located on a plateau, accessible via a short but challenging walk with stone steps and switchbacks. The cathedral's construction began in 1851 and faced delays due to storms, finally being completed in 1863. Despite the beauty of the cathedral, some visitors have noted negative interactions with parishioners. However, many find attending Mass at this magnificent cathedral to be a truly holy experience.
Went exploring and found ourselves here on a Saturday at 4:30 mass. Beautiful church and kind priest.
Silk 1 — Google review
We were here for visit and this church is one of our itinerary. We love it. The people serving in the church was very kind. We came earlier before the mass. It is a big church beautiful inside and outside architectural design. Very solemn and the concept of st. Joseph feels like the one in Montreal. We have devotion to st. Joseph. Would love to visit here again.
It was my sons wedding. He selected the venue. Everyone loved it. I went there in my teens. Beautiful cathedral.
St. Joseph is the Catholic cathedral on the south side of Downtown Buffalo. The cathedral doesn't have much activity outside of mass times as the diocese is actually across from St. Louis church on Main St. on the north side of Downtown Buffalo. There is a small chapel behind the alter and stain glass windows can be found throughout the cathedral. The cathedral is well maintained and there is a small parking lot that is shared with the Erie County Courts, so the best bet is to find street parking when visiting on a weekday.
I was visiting from out of town and my mother and I wanted to visit the Cathedral. I didn't realize that the Cathedral wasn't open outside of mass times. But, I called the office and was very pleasantly surprised that they let us in and gave us a thorough private tour of the Cathedral and it's rich history. It is a very beautiful Cathedral with amazing stained glass throughout and the Hook and Hastings organ is a sight to behold. Don't forget to look up.
Amazing, beautiful church. Michael talked to us about the church. He was so helpful.
Place of worship, beautiful architecture, great acoustic, for preaching and worship. It is an inspirational place.
The time we arrived it was closed ! So we couldn’t enter but the cathedral and city is peaceful 🕊️
50 Franklin St, Buffalo, NY 14202, USA•
Baptist church
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Unfortunately, I was unable to enter the building, but the rich history of Michigan Street Baptist Church in Buffalo is truly remarkable. As the first black church in Buffalo and a significant stop on the underground railroad, this place has welcomed numerous influential individuals throughout its existence. It's gratifying to see that efforts are being made to preserve its historical significance, and it would be wonderful if more people could discover and learn from it. The pastor and congregation deserve recognition for their devotion to God and uplifting messages.
Great Pastor and great people of God!!!
This Pastor always have a good word for ya....Pastor Frank, Syracuse really appreciates you... thanks for taking the time and being there for my Sis. Tonya
We had an beautiful Memorial service for Tonyas mom and ours...😍😘💔💖🙏🏼🙏🏼
Sis. Wilma Banks...
Angie N — Google review
We didn't get to go inside but the history here is impressive. The first black church in Buffalo, a stop on the underground railroad, the caravan of influential people that have come through it's doors. I'm glad it's history is being preserved and hope that more people can learn of it.
Wonderful historical landmark!
Wonderful historical landmark!
This was a fantastic tour of this historic building. We feel that we were enlightened as we learned. Thank you for taking the time to show us, teach us, and chat with us.
Site of an Underground Railroad Station. Second Baptist Church in Buffalo NY and the first black church of any type in the city. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.
I escorted friends who were visiting from Texas to the historic church.
More of a museum
511 Michigan Ave, Buffalo, NY 14203, USA•
Catholic church
Place of worship
Blessed Trinity Roman Catholic Church is a stunning example of Lombard-Romanesque architecture, resembling a medieval European church. Completed in 1928, it was recognized as a city landmark only 49 years later and added to the National Register of Historic Places. The church boasts rich Christian symbolism and is maintained by a community of 90 families, making it an active parish with regular masses and various groups.
Amazing church!!! It is one of the most stunning and gorgeous buildings I have ever seen with a terrific, passionate, smart and very kind priest!! Happy to have stumbled upon it several months ago. The church and it's architecture reminds me of the Bascillica in Lackawanna! You HAVE to see it...even if your not Catholic, come when it's open and you will be awed - by the church's beauty and Father Victor Ibhawa's message!!! My mother and I (and everyone else I've taken) have enjoyed listening to him and hearing his interpretation and insight of the Bible. Father Victor Ibhawa is just great! Glad he started religious education again for kids and Bible study on Monday nights for adults! Come to mass or one of Blessed Trinity's events throughout the year! You'll be SO HAPPY you did! Thanks Father Victor!
Andrew J — Google review
This place of worship is truly spectacular! You will want to come back again and again to soak in every detail. And oh, the details! It truly is a gem! A labor of love by the German immigrants who take rich Christian symbolism to new heights and invite every one to come see the splendor of God. What is even more spectacular than the structure itself is the community of 90 families that keep it an active parish in the DOB!
Well done good and faithful people of God.
Amazing old church. 4 generations of my family have worshipped here.
An Architectural Marvel
Daily (M-W and Friday at 11am) and weekly (Saturday 430; Sunday 10:00 am) masses as well as catechesis, bible study and rosary groups. The church is on the national historic registry and features stunning Tiffany glass and breathtaking murals. Daily Mass entrance is at the back of the church through yellow door and is labeled as the entrance to Daily Mass). BT has an excellent pastor; welcoming parish! Truly a Buffalo treasure.
Beautiful church, must be protected
Simply one of the most beautiful churches in Buffalo. The brickwork is amazing. Pictures do not do it justice, the level of detail throughout the structure can only be appreciated first hand.
A marvelous example of medieval architecture and artistry you don't have to be religious to to appreciate the skill and craftsmanship that went into crafting this church
317 Leroy Ave, Buffalo, NY 14214, USA•
Park
Hennepin Park is a delightful oasis that caters to children of all ages, offering an array of recreational activities. With its spacious jungle gym and basketball courts, it provides ample opportunities for play and exercise. This park stands as a testament to community spirit, where families can gather and enjoy the outdoors while fostering connections among neighbors. Whether you're looking to shoot some hoops or let the kids explore the playground, Hennepin Park is a wonderful spot for fun and relaxation in a vibrant setting.
Pretty nice
Am — Google review
Nice park for children of all ages basketball courts in a pretty big jungle gym
This park is better for smaller kids and has no shade at all basketball courts tennis and hockey court
very crowded park, lots of kids, be careful.
It gets the job done lol
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Baptist church
True Bethel Baptist Church, established in 1961 with just eight members, has since grown to a congregation of over 3,000 across three locations. Led by Pastor Darius Pridgen, the church is dedicated to glorifying God through salvation for sinners and upholds core values such as worship, excellence, love, accountability, trust, and service. Visitors often speak of the warm and welcoming atmosphere at True Bethel and describe feeling a strong spiritual presence during services.
What an awesome and amazing service tonight praising God into the New Year and out with the old. God bless the pastors, which gave a spiritual service I'll never forget, God bless them especially. May God bless us all
Janet R — Google review
The congregants joyfully praised. Bishop Pridgeon brought scripture to life. God's Word- challenging and inspiring. A true gift and blessing.
My family and I started going to True Bethel Baptist Church . My first experience was life changing . Every time I walk in the scales from my eyes are removed ,the Word of God carries weight and never comes back void . As a family we are we grow as members in the family of CHRIST and Savior, we are always deeply moved.
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We visited True Bethel this morning to listen to Governor Cuomo speak on the gun violence in our city. When we arrived we were warmly greeted and welcomed. The choir was amazing 👏 along with the powerful sermon from Bishop Pridgen. Thank you for a wonderful experience. 💛
Enjoy the friendly people and I feel a presence of the lord. I can't explain exactly what I feel because it's a awesome good feeling and I definitely enjoy the sermons every Sunday morning at 7:45 am. I been a member of True Bethel Baptist church for 15 years and my life has changed in a positive way with being connected Spiritually with the Lord and having a awesome relationship with our Heavenly father. I will forever SERVE the lord with all my heart and Soul and remain being pleasing in God's sight. I will forever spread the good news about the lord and Savior Jesus Christ who saves souls. I speak from my Heart that the Lord is my Shepherd and my Rock and I will forever trust, believe, honor and obey and being pleasing at all times in God's sight. There's no one who can do me like Jesus. Everyone needs to have a relationship with the Lord. Just try God for yourself. Amen and Amen True Bethel is a building with a heart for people who knows and believes that the church resides in us because God is in charge.
My Home Church, True Bethel is Definitely a place of worship and you definitely come as you are. Pastor D is on point with his teachings if you leave here not filled with the Holy Spirit or not understanding the word preached then you must have not come to be fed the word , I love my church family, check them out on Sunday morning or Thursday evening bible study ❤️
I visited True Bethel this morning to grieve with the black community who has been deeply affected by the murders at Tops Markets. Bishop Darius Pridgen gave a powerful sermon, and the choir showed true passion and love for the Lord and the community. Governor Andrew Cuomo also made an appearance, stating his solidarity with the black community in Buffalo, and his frustration with little to no progress in gun control at the federal level.
I will likely never forget this day, as I held tears in my eyes, and grieved deeply for the city. It only furthers my wish, and my resolve to work toward, change within both politics and education. Buffalo has always been segregated, and new leadership is desperately needed here, in the Governors office, and in the President's office to bring about anti-racist change. The community needs support now more than ever.
Though it was a sad occasion, the experience was as good as it could be. Celebration of life for a coworker was an accurate description. His family and close friends paid an appropriate tribute to a funny, generous and caring man.
907 E Ferry St, Buffalo, NY 14211, USA•
Permanently Closed
Pub
The Tabernacle is a unique coffee house in Buffalo's immigrant community. The space has amazing wall murals, and the food is delicious. It's also possibly the most unique place you'll ever visit.
Wow, what a fun night in a very unique place. Incredible paintings on walls and ceilings. Great atmosphere. Friendly bartenders. Didn't have the burger but I am looking forward to going back for it.
Aaron B — Google review
The Tabernacle on Grant Street located in Buffalo's immigrant neighborhood is one of the most unique pubs I have been to in Buffalo. It actually used to be a church! It's been regarded as the Sistine Chapel of Buffalo.
When I first entered The Tabernacle I thought I was trippin until I found out that this psychedelic masterpiece was painted by a human being who never painted before. Wait a sec...what? Stop yo trippin!
This place is incredible. The paint work on the interior is truly amazing. A modern masterpiece. Great place to hang out and have some drinks.
A fantastical space with it's amazing wall murals. Our pulled pork with coleslaw sandwiches were delicious. Comes with an excellent side salad. $15
Really interesting place with a great staff! The bar tenders are willing to experiment and able to work with our orders. Love it!
This bar is simply unparalleled. I went for the first time on November 20th, for the final performance in their Fall Jazz Series. The bar menu had some great classic drinks, and some I hadn't heard of. I ordered an Irish Coffee hopeful that they were able to make one at that time, and luckily they were! The band performing that night was the John Bacon Quartet. They had a wonderful sound, and I was surprised at the acoustic quality at the bar and throughout the restaurant as a whole. The service was great, and everyone was very welcoming and personable. The atmosphere was laid back and I could see myself coming back just to hangout for a drink with no entertainment.
The thing that stood out to me, and I'm sure stands out to everyone who walks in, is the incredible artwork surrounding the entire restaurant. I originally heard about this place on an NPR segment, but pictures do not do this art justice. It's covering every square inch of the interior, ceilings and all, and is so intense and unique, you can't help but take a bit to look around at everything there is to see. The most interesting bar I have ever been to, and truly a gem in the West Side!
Very unique building, painted murals galore, a bar, they serve food and often have live music. I'm always impressed with the attention to detail the bartenders demonstrate. Has somewhat of a coffee shop vibe, go figure because it's attached the Sweetness 7 cafe. There's tons of space and even outdoor seating, it's a great place to have parties and events. It's a gem.
Really unique room with a fair selection of beers on tap. My only complaint is the sparse food selection. My partner and I went last weekend and were given the full menu to choose from, however when we placed our order we were informed that only the few daily specials were available. I would have loved to try the burger listed on the menu, but it wasn't available that day. The pierogis were great, though.
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affordable
Drug store
Beauty supply store
Convenience store
Rite Aid is a convenient stop for all your pharmacy needs, located in a bustling area that’s easy to navigate. As you venture westward down East Delavan, you'll find the store's staff consistently friendly and efficient, ensuring that orders are processed quickly—even during peak hours. They proactively offer additional services like vaccinations and medication refills, making your visit even more seamless. The store itself maintains a clean and organized atmosphere, although you might notice some shelves looking a bit sparse at times.
Never pick up the phone. Delivery down, not even an option to pay online. Got hung up on numerous times and when dialed anonymously phone got picked up then hung up on before I even said hello.
The medication I need isn’t dire but there are some people who absolutely need their medication! It’s wild for a pharmacy to not pick up the phones when someone’s health and well being is partially in their hands.
Would not recommend this rite aid! Please avoid like the plague
Harley D — Google review
I been calling for 30 minutes then when I go into the store my meds r not ready or even being worked on . What is going on . I. Can’t get my meds . Can I get some gas money back like ****
NEVER GO HERE ! They have the worst service EVER. Medications aren't ready on time EVER , they never pick up the phone , when you do get in contact with them they tell you is ready and when you arrive they tell you come back
" tomorrow." But that happens various times consecutively before you receive medication. Which means you go there wasting your time because they never know what they doing and they will tell you one thing and do another. Save your self the trouble and not go here . They need to retrain their staff or simply close down.
Close this store down !! Close it !!
This place need to be shut down they never answer the phone it takes them all day to fill scripts it's ridiculous
Worst customer service , medications never ready, they will say come get them they are ready and when you go they aren't, I go days back to back to be told the same thing. Its a waste of time , have no consideration and they are liars, They never give accurate information. They never pick up the phone. They have no idea what they doing. They need to close it down. If you need medicine please save yourself and not go here. This RITE AID needs inpection. They need the city called.
Very bad service. The cashier name Sadia, her behave is very bad. She gave me so much attitude when I was trying to return one of my items.She was very unprofessional and bad attitude girl.
Why is this location still even open??? pharmacy customer service is -5 Stars. Been calling the pharmacy for 45 minutes got hung up twice. Was on my way to the store with a pan to beat the pharmacy associate with but my god stopped me. Amen Amen
Literally on the phone with them right now while I'm typing this & it's just ringing not even going to the Rite Aid greeting, not to mention this is the 2nd call the 1st one someone picked & hung up...over 5 mins now & still no answer.
1070 Genesee St, Buffalo, NY 14211, USA•
Liquor store
East Side Liquor is located in a vibrant immigrant neighborhood in Buffalo, with a rich history of different nationalities, particularly from Germany and Poland. The area reflects a strong European influence with traditional food, music, and culture. Despite being situated in a not-so-great neighborhood, it offers great prices and service. Customers appreciate the availability of fireballs at the counter and consider it the best place to get affordable liquor.
Good prices
Melissa L — Google review
The cashiers over charge on purpose and steal little change here and there from customers . Also they give women attitude often and are very disrespectful the location just convenient .
They sold my husband a bottle tonight that the seal was broken and he was walking and on the bus and noticed it was leaking thru his bag! Whole bottle wasted smh why are you selling merchandise with broken seals??
Great prices, service is not bad, love it that my fireballs are on counter before I reach the counter... Not the greatest neighborhood, but I'd recommend this place FOR SURE!!!! 🍻
A true blight on the community. Dangerous place that drags the entire community down.
Love this one best in town besides Elmwood and allen..
Best place to get your liquor cuz it's the cheapest around
Good selection
Catch the cognac b4 its gone... 😃
1819 Genesee St, Buffalo, NY 14211, USA•
Catholic church
St. Stanislaus B&M Roman Catholic Church, also known as the 'Church of the Mother Land' Poland, has a rich history that reflects the changes in its neighborhood over time. Like many churches in the area, it faced challenges as parishioners moved to the suburbs after World War II. Despite this, it remains a beautiful and significant place for many people. The church's interior is particularly stunning and holds special meaning for those who have had the opportunity to see it.
Gorgeous church with a Polish mass and celebrated site for Dingus Day
Mark D — Google review
My sister got married here and it is one of the most beautiful churches I’ve ever seen. You can really feel the love of God that went into building this church. They are an extremely kind and welcoming community. Fr Cole and Fr Brian are just wonderful. I would recommend coming to mass here to anyone even slightly curious on becoming Catholic!
wer'e so lucky to see the inside of the Church on Friday.I think must be the priest that open the door for us.We thank you for letting us see the interior of the beautifyl church.We are so blessed to see the inside of the church so amazing.
Grew up in this parish but moved to suburbs. Have been attending different functions and Mass with friend. Still a beautiful church event though location isn't great. However have never had a problem. Just decided to rejoin parish after all these years.
Huge church. Very historical. It seems a quiet neighborhood. Though the church was close when we visit It's still worth it. We did visited 7 churches for Lenten.
Went here for a few years around Easter Basket Blessings time, as our usual, St.Adalberts basilica, our home church, only does limited occasions anymore. This is a lovely church, and still made Easter beautiful.
A great Dyngus Day celebration!
This church is referred to as the "Church of the Mother Land^ Poland. I remember attending school when I was 8 years old and resided in the area. Just last year my eldest daughter was married there. Beautiful.
389 Peckham St, Buffalo, NY 14206, USA•
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Catholic church
St. Casimir's Church is a historic Polish Roman Catholic church located in an old Polish neighborhood. The church is considered a gem due to its stunning architecture and rich history. Many visitors have praised the warm and welcoming atmosphere of the church, making it a popular choice for weddings and family gatherings.
An old Catholic church in an old polish neighborhood. This structure is a real jewel. If you love old buildings and architecture you need to see this place.
Ken S — Google review
Beautiful church ...long family history at this parish unfortunately the current pastor is a pompas nut . He's been here 10 years feels like 100 . Praying that our corrupt diocese will do the right thing and move him to a parish more suitable for his personality . If you do visit my parish, bring an overnight bag, and an iPad that way you can nap and/ or watch a full length movie during his hour long, loud, most of the time nothing to do with the Gospel , sometimes obnoxious homily . It's really sad to see my parish in such disarray. If he remains here I believe the church will become another St Anne's . I would have placed my comment on the " official" St Casimirs website but I've been cut off from making comments on that page. Usually when a business attempts to cover up the truth it usually means there's something to hide . Stop on by and see for yourself.
Beautiful church but the drug dealing and the heroin addicts in the neighborhood ruin it
Beautiful church, hopefully money is raised to keep it open, praying for the church.
Amazing Polish Roman Catholic Church. My wife and I had our wedding here, absolutely great place to bring your family and experience the presence of our Lord and Savior.
Absolutely beautiful felt so warm and welcoming Priest was absolutely kind and warm With a amazing voice. My fiancé and I are going to be married at this church.
No doubt it is a beautiful church. However, the priest is so full of himself. Not made to feel welcome there.
This is a beautiful church, with a beautiful church family. Masses are spectacular and done in beautiful splendor.
160 Cable St, Buffalo, NY 14206, USA•
Lutheran church
Church
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Buffalo, led by Senior Pastor Rev. Lee M. Miller II, is a welcoming community that follows the teachings of Martin Luther and emphasizes the authority of scripture and the doctrine of justification. The church is part of ReconcilingWorks: Lutherans for Full Participation, advocating for LGBTQIA+ inclusion. It offers dynamic music programs and musical worship, followed by a continental brunch after the 10:30 service.
A beautiful Lutheran Church in the heart of the city.
Guy H — Google review
My daughter and I, being fallen Lutherans, started going to services here last year and ended up loving it. We became members a few months ago and then COVID hit. Looking forward to going to services again, hopefully soon.
Best church choir in town. All are welcomed. Great coffee hour. Sunday school for kids.
Awesome church.
Diverse open and loving arms
They were very pleasant and put on an incredible event
Filled with loving and accepting individuals. I sing here and it is a great place!
Great place, treats you like family. Beautiful architecture
Fantastic music, great people and God's love everywhere!
1080 Main St, Buffalo, NY 14209, USA•
Catholic church
Corpus Christi Church, located in Buffalo, has a rich history that dates back to the early 20th century. However, after World War II, the neighborhood's prosperity declined as parishioners moved to the suburbs. In 2007, the church was listed for closure and its remaining members were merged into another parish. Despite this, the church remains a beautiful and significant landmark in Buffalo. Visitors can appreciate its stunning architecture and serene atmosphere even when no mass service is in session.
The most gorgeous stained glass windows I have ever seen in any church, basilica or cathedral. The mural above the alter could be stared at for hours and you'd see a new detail.
Mark S — Google review
What a beautiful and historic church! Just a local religious treasure :). Glad we happened upon it Good Friday after picking up some Easter goodies from the Broadway Market. Want to come back for a Mass, perhaps one in Polish!
Truly wonderful experience at Corpus Christi RC Church ☺️. I have been a Buffalo resident all my life and am so thrilled have finally worshipped T this historic AND amazingly beautiful church!
A true hidden gem for all to enjoy in Buffalo.
Even if you are not Catholic it's an oasis of beauty as well as a cultural keystone for the Polish American comminity. Honestly, the architecture and art within the place rivals any museum. Father Mike celebrates mass in Polish on Sundays at 11 and it's amazing to behold. Check it out.
Great Saturday 1130am mass in Chapel! Some songs and prayers in Polish which was cool!
May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. Saint Jude Worker of Miracles pray for us. Saint Jude Helper of the Hopeless pray for us.
Thank you Jesus for blessings granted and for whom the kingdom, the power and the glory are yours, now and forever. World without end Amen. LF
This was the church we went to when I was a kid and we lived in the neighborhood. I have always LOVED❤️ Corpus Christi Church. It's the most beautiful and peaceful church I know. Whenever I'm in town visiting my family, I go to mass and think about my family members that have passed away. 🙏🥹💙❤️🕊It's a comforting place for me and extremely well-maintained.
Absolutely beautiful building! We stopped on a Friday (Good Friday) after leaving the Broadway Market. Although there was no mass service in session, being able to look around this beautiful place made the market trip that much more enjoyable. Easy access for handicap with a wheelchair ramp.
199 Clark St, Buffalo, NY 14212, USA•
Catholic church
Ss. Columba-Brigid Church is a place where the joy of the Holy Spirit is palpable, especially during special occasions like Ash Wednesday/Valentine's Day mass with bilingual celebrants. The church's beautiful stained glass and religious statues provide a peaceful atmosphere, as experienced during a funeral service. The parishioners are known for their friendliness and welcoming nature, making it an inviting space for all.
The joy that I felt in this church means the Holy Spirit is on fire with passion for his people. I was fortunate enough to attend the Ash Wednesday/Valentines Day mass with bilingual celebrants. The music was rhythmic and stirring. The fellow parishioners are friendly and very welcoming. God Bless
Mark D — Google review
Your church is beautiful ... The stain glass and religious statutes gave me peace while attending a funeral service for Marge Musial 🙏
We voted there this year early
Very welcoming and inviting. Mass is so peaceful and Fr Jud always has something interesting to say.
Held my mother's memorial and repast here. So thankful for the help making it so wonderful. I know my mom wouldve been smiling
Father Jud was such a pleasure to see and hear speak Buffalo Mass Mob
Very enjoyable service. Extremely kind and friendly persons.
I only felt memories of my past and with the faith I have I felt amazing
75 Hickory St, Buffalo, NY 14204, USA•
Baptist church
Antioch Baptist Church stands as a beacon of faith and community in Buffalo, where families gather to celebrate the grace of God through heartfelt worship. This sacred space is not just a house of prayer; it’s a nurturing environment where truth resonates, allowing all who enter to experience spiritual awakening. With uplifting music that echoes the joy of its congregation, Antioch Baptist Church fosters deep connections among members, many of whom have grown up together within its welcoming walls.
I look forward to hearing the Word up close and personal each Sunday. Definitely worth the drive from the 6ix. God Bless Your ministry.
Luandre P — Google review
This house of prayer is a place were me and my family have been blessed by the grace of God to spiritually come and pay homage with thanksgiving and praise to the god of eternal life. A place were the truth will be told good or bad that deaf ears will hear and blind eyes shall see. A place were beautiful songs are lifted up to heaven from the children of the Most High God. The experience is overwhelming and heart felt.
This is my place of worship where Pastor Wingo is my Pastor. Come and fellowship with us Sunday at 10:30. Be blessed and may God Love be with you all.
No men or children only women ( the choir ) everything was a joke and no love
Use to be my mom's home church. Was there for a friend's funeral.
Good Christian people with Friendly Smiles enjoyed visiting their enjoyed the people
It was excellent the atmosphere was great and very clean.
Antioch Baptist Church is my cousin s church they attend they grew up in this church and some of my friends belong to the church
1327 Fillmore Ave, Buffalo, NY 14211, USA•
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Presbyterian church
Westminster Presbyterian Church, located in downtown Buffalo, is a welcoming and inclusive church that embraces diversity and interfaith collaboration. Established in 1854, it has been a strong supporter of LGBTQ members since the 1970s. The church is renowned for its stunning architecture and beautiful stained glass windows. Visitors can enjoy concerts throughout the year, with special performances during Christmas featuring talented choirs and orchestras. Despite ongoing exterior renovations, the church remains a serene and inviting place for worship and community fellowship.
Beautiful church with a rich history and wonderful people to learn and grow with.
Mike W — Google review
A very welcoming More Light congregation with outreach and participation in multiple areas of fellowship throughout our community.
Love the concerts here, especially at Christmastime! It is on our annual Christmas must do list. The handbell choir is lovely and the talented choir and orchestra do a wonderful job.
Beautiful concert venue
One of the most beautiful buildings in buffalo. I'd you ever get the chance take a tour of the sanctuary just to see the stained glass windows.
A memorial service for a good friend. Beautiful place. Pastor gave a heartfelt talk.
The inside of this building is beautiful - the outside is a work in progress - currently being worked on (stained glass, steeple, etc)
In a nice place in Buffalo NY Quite and clean under some exterior construction . It's going to be awesome when completed.
724 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY 14209, USA•
Baptist church
Cazenovia Park Baptist Church is a welcoming and warm community of faith located on Elmwood and Cazenovia streets. The church offers a beautiful building, excellent fellowship, and a wonderful children's program. Visitors have praised the friendly and caring people, as well as the pastor's engaging sermons. The church is known for its genuine worship experience and commitment to serving its congregation.
I Love to worship add cazenovia Park Baptist Church. Everyone there is very friendly, and I can feel the spirit of the Lord. The musicians are awesome.
Patsy C — Google review
I love this church and the pastor was a great guy Lonnie Atwood really went the extra mile for me visiting me at home took care of my family. Church helped us out when we were in a pinch God bless them
Nice church. Good preaching, somewhat uncomfortable seating. Seems like a genuine Church of the Lord!
Great expositional sermon delivered by the Pastor. Preach the word! Thank you
Was invited by my friend Kathy Roberts and I had a very nice Thanksgiving dinner there and there was very nice people that greeted me and you are very attentive to me I enjoyed the music I enjoyed the preaching and I joined enjoyed the people and the lunch thank you for everything
Wonderful place to worship our Lord. Very friendly and helpful and caring people.
Ive been here for years beautiful building wonderful childrens program and nursery and excellent fellowship
Loved the worship music. The Pastor had a very good sermon.
520 N Legion Dr, Buffalo, NY 14210, USA•
Baptist church
Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church in Buffalo has a rich history and has undergone significant changes over the years. The church is known for its powerful worship services and engaging sermons that resonate with congregants of all ages. Visitors are welcomed warmly, and the church is dedicated to meeting the needs of the community. Despite recent changes, the spirit of the church remains strong, making it a great place for worship and praise. Services can be lengthy but are filled with dynamic teachings from Pastor Armand Cook.
My aunt lenoire loved this church also raised her kids in this church ⛪️
Rob B — Google review
Church is beautiful and home going service was beautiful
Powerful worship and testimony from the pulpit. This church is very welcoming to visitors, and cares about engaging all ages of congregants and meeting needs in the community.
When I visited the service lasted about two hours, but I believe it was longer than usual. The parking lot was full but there is plenty of parallel parking space on nearby streets.
In Jesus name allow the anointed godly pastor come into this temple to lead ur children 1 without blemishes 1 of clean hands & clean heart so no humans shall not be lead astray, so we can all be on 1 accord that holy bible teaching servants.
This is my home Church. Place of community worship. But don't think that for one moment that I can't get my Praise & Worship on anywhere that I am. For God is everywhere I am. He is the great I Am! Hallelujah to Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
Great church very nice and welcoming.
Just mved to Buffalo, NY in August 2014. I don't know my way around completely so the much needed online service is greatly appreciated!!The service was great and the Holy Spirit was in the building! Praise God!!!
Can't wait until Sunday morning!! Loving congregation dynamic pastor eacher in Armand Cook
237 E North St, Buffalo, NY 14204, USA•
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Grace Community Church is a remarkable church in Upstate NY, known for its commitment to urban Christian ministry and caring congregation. The pastor leads the community in worship, creating an awesome and welcoming atmosphere during services.
A great church to join. Pastor is committed to urban Christian ministry. She really cares about her congregation
Peggy P — Google review
We worship our God who is in heaven
very awsome great pastor the
Nice service very welcoming
Not bad
Im from Buffalo n.y.
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175 Potomac Ave, Buffalo, NY 14213, USA•
Methodist church
Church
St Luke AME Zion Church is a welcoming and vibrant church community in Buffalo. The church has a friendly congregation and an awesome pastor who brings humor to the services. It is known as one of Zion's best churches, offering a wonderful place to attend services and meetings. The church has been part of the parish revitalization and reorganization program called Journey in Faith and Grace, which aimed to merge or close down several churches based on various factors such as attendance rates and sacramental activities.
Nice church, humorous Pastor, nice congregation 😁👏🙏
Mary M — Google review
The pastor awesome and the congregation is friendly
A wonderful church to attend.
One of Zions best!!
Great Pastor
Nice meeting
314 E Ferry St, Buffalo, NY 14208, USA•
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Presbyterian church
Church
Religious organization
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church, located in the heart of Elmwood Village, is a historic building designed by Eliel Saarinen and his son Eero Saarinen. It serves both city residents and those from the surrounding suburban community. The church hosts various community events and provides a blessings box at its entrance for those in need, which is stocked by the local community.
It's a beautiful church and reddish brick add to the charm on Elmwood and Lafayette Avenue.
Dhananjay S — Google review
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church is right in the heart of the Elmwood Village. The church has participants from the city as well as the surrounding suburban community. The church seeks to serve the community at large, hosting community events for the holidays and a blessings box at the front entrance of the Lafayette Avenue side of the building. This box is available for anyone in need of staples and is supplied by the community. The Church offers online service on Facebook at 10am and when safe, in person service as well, also at 10:00 a.m. Check them out on Facebook and other social media platforms, as well as online at ElmwoodJesus.org.
My husband and I were searching for a church community and found this over a decade ago when they hosted Ralph Nader and also used to have a food kitchen for the community. We appreciate the church's focus on living out Christ's mission.
The church went through a large building project; they are still an active church and also have apartments available. This project was an effort to maintain the church and strive as a community of believers. This is a loving community of folks of all types who respect each other's differences. People are very friendly and nice here. Hope to see you there someday!
amazing. drew took me into the back. we played with each other. confirmed the deal of the photo of the children he asked me to take. the young children then came in.
Amazingly friendly people!
My grandma and I ,enjoyed our visit.Friendly Believers ,in tune with the Holy Word of God.
Absolutely awesome place
Great place to worship God at 10am and 6pm Sunday's!
875 Elmwood Ave, Buffalo, NY 14222, USA•
Catholic church
Nestled within the serene grounds of Canisius College, Christ the King Chapel stands as a welcoming spiritual haven. This charming chapel boasts an inviting interior adorned with stunning glass windows that create a peaceful ambiance for reflection and worship. While its size is just right for gatherings, visitors may find parking to be a bit challenging due to regulations in place. Nonetheless, this beautiful space offers a unique opportunity for both students and community members to connect with their faith amidst the hustle and bustle of college life.
This chapel is on the campus of Cannisius College. It is sparse but the glass windows were beautiful.
RM C — Google review
This chapel is on the Canisius College campus. It is a nice size and is pretty inside. The only problem is the lack of parking and ease to get into the chapel without parking against the posted regulations.
Good place for a wedding but hard to find if you dont already know where it is.
I respect the church
Apartment building
Event venue
Lafayette Lofts in Elmwood Village is a charming venue that offers a sanctuary for weddings, accommodating up to 200 guests for the ceremony with the option of additional seating. The facility also boasts beautiful apartments, making it an ideal choice for couples looking to tie the knot in a picturesque setting.
Beautiful apartments.
Anthony P — Google review
I haven't spent much time there. Inly for a shirt meeting.
Terrible management & I would never attempt to do business with them again.
Nice
598 Lafayette Ave, Buffalo, NY 14222, USA•
Cemetery
Concordia Cemetery, the second-largest in Buffalo, is a significant site for local history and has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Established in 1859, it serves as the final resting place for many German immigrants who arrived in Buffalo during the 19th century. The cemetery boasts a well-preserved collection of tombstones representing various 19th-century styles and holds importance to Buffalo's German community.
This cemetery is maintained by volunteers only after being abandoned, and they are doing an awesome job. Their love for this part of Buffalo's history is obvious.
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438 Walden Ave, Buffalo, NY 14211, USA•
Church
Nestled in Buffalo, NY, the Sanctuary of God Church of God stands as a beacon of faith and community spirit. This church is part of the city's vibrant religious landscape, showcasing its diverse cultural heritage. Visitors can explore the deep-rooted traditions and values that this sanctuary embodies, making it an essential stop for anyone interested in understanding Buffalo's spiritual journey.
914 Sycamore St, Buffalo, NY 14212, USA•
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Located on Delaware Avenue, the Delaware Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church showcases an impressive Greek revival architectural style. Constructed from Medina sandstone by architect John H. Selkirk, this religious landmark in Buffalo took 5 years to complete and was finished in 1876. Following the merger of two churches in 1916, it is also referred to as Asbury-Delaware Methodist Church.
339 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY 14202, USA•
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E Ferry St in Buffalo has witnessed significant changes over the years, particularly during the tenure of Bishop Edward Kmiec, who took charge of the Diocese in October 2004. Faced with a declining number of parishioners and an increasing need for consolidation, he initiated a program called Journey in Faith and Grace. This initiative aimed to revitalize and reorganize parishes by evaluating attendance rates and other vital statistics like baptisms, marriages, and funerals.
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W Genesee St is home to a well-known Rochester brewery that offers a diverse selection of beers, with the Genny Cream Ale being a standout favorite. This popular beer has gained a strong following in Buffalo, where it can be found on tap at numerous bars. Renowned for its refreshing flavor and seamless finish, Genesee is a beloved choice among locals and visitors alike.
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Bailey Avenue is a vibrant area in Amherst, Buffalo, where culinary adventures await. One such gem is Wok & Roll, a delightful Chinese restaurant that caught the attention of many through its eye-catching flyer found at Hoowa, a popular Asian market nearby. This charming eatery offers an array of authentic dishes that reflect the rich flavors of Chinese cuisine. The location on Sheridan Drive north of Evans Road makes it easily accessible for those looking to indulge in delicious meals while exploring the local food scene.
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Westminster Community House is a flexible event venue and wedding chapel situated in the center of Mendon, New York. The bright chapel and reception area provide couples with the convenience of hosting their special day all in one location.
421 Monroe St, Buffalo, NY 14212, USA•
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Church of the Transfiguration, like many other churches in the early 20th century, experienced a decline in attendance after World War II as parishioners moved to the suburbs. Despite being a large and prestigious congregation, it faced challenges in maintaining its presence. In 2007, it was listed for closure and its remaining parishioners were merged with another church.
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Weimar St holds a significant place in the history of Buffalo, particularly reflecting the changes within its vibrant community. In 1953, after an impressive six decades of service, Rev. Nash retired from his role as pastor at the Michigan Street Baptist Church. This momentous occasion was celebrated with great fanfare and led to the renaming of Potter Street—located behind the church and where Rev. Nash resided—to honor his contributions.
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Jefferson Ave is home to Sunshine Vegan Eats, a fast-casual restaurant located at 893 Jefferson Avenue in Buffalo. The creative force behind this establishment is Keysha Nikki Searles, who showcases her culinary skills through the restaurant's offerings. Known for her sunny disposition and remarkable cooking abilities, Searles has established Sunshine Vegan Eats as a must-visit spot for delicious vegan cuisine in the area.
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Fillmore Ave is one of the nine parkways in the area, offering a scenic route for travelers to explore. It provides a picturesque drive with lush greenery and beautiful surroundings. Whether you're looking for a leisurely stroll or a peaceful drive, Fillmore Ave promises a delightful experience for nature enthusiasts and visitors alike.
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Spann St holds a significant place in the history of Buffalo, particularly reflecting the changes within its vibrant community. In 1953, after an impressive six decades of service, Rev. Nash retired from his role as pastor at the Michigan Street Baptist Church. This momentous occasion was celebrated with great fanfare and led to the renaming of Potter Street—where Rev. Nash resided—in his honor.
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S Ogden St is home to the historic St. Gerard Catholic Church, a remarkable structure that has captured attention for its unique architectural style and intriguing history. Founded in 1902, this church stands out with its Italian Renaissance design, reflecting the heritage of its original Italian congregation amidst a predominantly German and Polish community on Buffalo's East Side. The building, crafted from sturdy Indiana limestone by local architects Schmill & Gould, features an impressive facade facing Bailey Avenue.
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Casimir St holds a significant place in the history of Buffalo, particularly reflecting the changes within its vibrant community. In 1953, after an impressive six decades of dedicated service, Rev. Nash retired from his role as pastor at the Michigan Street Baptist Church. This momentous occasion was celebrated with great fanfare and led to the renaming of Potter Street—where Rev. Nash resided—in his honor.
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Ludington St holds a significant place in the history of Buffalo, particularly marked by the retirement of Rev. Nash from the Michigan Street Baptist Church in 1953 after an impressive six decades of service. This momentous occasion was celebrated with a grand event that led to the renaming of Potter Street, which ran behind the church and was home to Rev. Nash, as a tribute to his contributions.
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Benzinger St holds a significant place in the history of Buffalo, particularly reflecting the changes within its vibrant community. In 1953, after an impressive six decades of service, Rev. Nash retired from his role as pastor at the Michigan Street Baptist Church. This momentous occasion was celebrated with great fanfare and led to the renaming of Potter Street—where Rev. Nash resided—in his honor.
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E Delavan Ave has witnessed significant changes in the Buffalo Diocese, particularly under Bishop Edward Kmiec's leadership starting in October 2004. Faced with a growing need for parish revitalization, he introduced the "Journey in Faith and Grace" initiative aimed at reorganizing and merging churches across the diocese. This program was prompted by declining attendance and participation rates, leading to a necessary but challenging process of closing or consolidating parishes.
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William L Gaiter Parkway is a significant thoroughfare that pays homage to the legacy of Rev. Nash, who dedicated over sixty years to the Michigan Street Baptist Church before retiring in 1953. His retirement was celebrated with a grand event, leading to the renaming of Potter Street—a street adjacent to the church and where he resided—in his honor.
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Greene St holds a significant place in the history of Buffalo, particularly reflecting the changes within its vibrant community. In 1953, after an impressive six decades of service, Rev. Nash retired from his role at the Michigan Street Baptist Church. This momentous occasion was celebrated with a renaming ceremony for Potter Street, which ran behind the church and was home to Rev. Nash.
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Kensington Ave has witnessed significant changes in the Buffalo Diocese, particularly under Bishop Edward Kmiec's leadership starting in October 2004. Faced with a declining number of parishioners and an increasing need for consolidation, he initiated the "Journey in Faith and Grace" program. This initiative aimed to revitalize and reorganize parishes by evaluating attendance rates and sacraments like baptisms, marriages, and funerals.
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School
King Center Charter School stands out as a beacon of hope and education in the community, especially amidst the backdrop of historical changes in the East Side. Founded during a time when many families were relocating to suburban areas, this school has become a nurturing environment for students. With its strong emphasis on academic excellence and character development, King Center Charter School fosters a love for learning that resonates with both students and parents alike.
156 Newburgh Ave, Buffalo, NY 14211, USA•
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