5 Western New York Restaurants Featured on Food Network

It’s always really cool when you come across something from Western New York on national television.

Over the weekend, I was browsing television when I landed on an episode of “No Reservations” on the Food Network and it featured a restaurant I grew up eating.

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I grew up in West Seneca, and once a month my parents would put my two brothers and me in the car and head to Center Road for dinner.

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My mom was a big fan of the “Beef on Weck” at Schwabi. They are known for Buffalo’s signature sandwich, and when we were kids we knew dessert would come from Kone King just down the road.

Schwabi’s isn’t the only Western New York restaurant featured on the Food Network.

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Here are five other spots in Western New York that were shared on national television.

1. Anchor bar – Home of the “Original Buffalo Wing”, the Anchor Bar has been featured on several different shows on the Food Network. Some of the shows include Food Wars, Food Paradise and Throw Down with Bobby Flay.

2. Buffalo of Las Puertas – Located at 385 Rhode Island Street in downtown Buffalo, Las Puertas was featured on the show “Best Thing I Ever Ate” during the episode. “Last place you would expect”

3. Charlie the Butcher’s Kitchen – Another Buffalo restaurant known for its beef on Weck, Charlie The Butcher’s Kitchen on Wehrle Drive, was featured on the show “Best Thing I Ever Ate.”

4. Duff’s Wings – Another wing spot was featured on the Food Network. Duff’s was featured on the TV show “Food Wars”

5. Kings of Wings – It’s Buffalo so you know people from all over the world come for the wings. Wing Kings located on Elmwood Ave was featured on the show “Food Paradise”.

Many other restaurants like Grover’s, The Blackthorn Restaurant & Pub and Mulberry Italian Ristorante have been featured on Triple D’s “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives”