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Buffalo and WNY has some amazing places to eat. At Bull Run you will decide the best place! So far we have big wins by Bocce Club Pizza (Anchor Bar), Brennan's (Trattoria Aroma), Cantina Loco (Tempo), Charlie the Butcher (Salvatore's), Chiavetta's (Red Pepper), Duff's (Oliver's), Gadawski's (Mulberry), Hutch's (Lombardo), the Left Bank (Lake Effect Diner), Lloyd's (Kentucky Greg's Hickory Pit), Grover's (Mooney's), Gabriel's Gate (Old Man River.) Dick & Jenny's (Pano's), Chef's (Rue Franklin), and congratulations to Ted's (Carmelo's) . The last match-up of the first round pits The Como vs. Buffalo Chop House.
The Como Website Dinner Menu
The Como was a staple in our household for any large gatherings. A first communion or graduation would always mean a large order from the Como. The very large sheet pizza with thick crust and complete tomatoes was impossible for me not to have a piece on the way home. Also multiple cartons of numerous Itlaian goodies. I think I liked the left overs even more.
From the website:
The Como Restaurant...Serving fine Italian food for over 80 years!
In 1927, Francesco Antonacci realized his dream when he opened up the Como Restaurant, specializing in Italian cuisine prepared in the true old-world manner, where every dish is a reflection of the cooking artistry of the chef.
Francesco's dream has continued to grow through the culinary skill and passion of the Antonacci and Colucci families.
Four Generations later, the Como is now the largest and most famous Italian-American Restaurant in Niagara Falls, NY. It has even been featured on local morning shows such as AM Buffalo, and Good Morning Western New York, as well as on a national level on the Food Network.
The Como Restaurant serves traditional dishes in a tasteful atmosphere which conveys the charm and conviviality of Old Italy. The joy of fine food, accented by outstanding imported wines and liquors, makes dining at the Como Restaurant a memorable experience.
Even Nick Wallenda went to the Como after his successful walk over the falls