alcohol

These 7 towns don't allow liquor sales of any kind.

The NCAA Tournament is back in Buffalo this week with games on tap at KeyBank Center. And for the first time, the games won't be the only thing on tap at the arena.

The Merry Shelley is Buffalo’s newest and only romantic horror bar, and it is a literary-themed, Gothic horror experience. It is inspired by the novel written by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley 200 years ago, and you should expect to be spooked like nowhere else.

Last call! Alcohol to-go is almost gone in New York state.

Alcohol to-go will keep going a little longer in New York.

According to the New York State Liquor Authority, the food requirement with drink purchases will "continue until May 6, 2021, but may be extended or reduced depending on circumstances."

If you love your beer and cider and you make it home just for fun--your hobby could become BIG TIME if you win this contest that the Erie County Fair is bringing you. If you are making beer and cider you have until the end of April to enter Erie County Fair’s Homebrew Competition. The ...

The to-go alcohol sales in Western New York are set to be banned after today. UNLESS Governor Cuomo signs a last minute extension, the executive order that he signed in the beginning of the pandemic is set to expire. When restaurants and bars were shut down after the pandemic started, they reopened by doing take out only, but everyone who knows something about the food service industry knows that

Can we all agree that some things have been better since the pandemic began? No question, the pandemic was horrible. But there are some things we hope don't go away.

Has anyone in Western New York ever heard this before? We have heard this urban legends a few times before in the past, but it is hard to find any credible source to see if this is true or not. We hear all the time that Depew, NY at one point, had the most amount of bars per capita of any other city or town in the entire United States of America...

Airlines are doing everything they can to limit flight attendant contact with passengers to avoid spreading COVID19. This might include eliminating alcohol sales.

Governor Cuomo is proposing a change