THRiVE! shows you some of the region's best places to enjoy the taste of fall. Don't miss our 4 recommendations of Buffalo's best apples, cider and donuts.
Wednesday, October 5, 2011 at 2:46PM 
Pasquale's
Derby, East Aurora, West Seneca
Features: Fine Italian Dining, quick service
Recommends: White Pizza, a taste of Italy.
La Nova
Buffalo & Williamsville
Features:Custom Designed Pizza, great variety, delivers anywhere in the United States.
Recommends: Hawaiian Pizza fresh and delicious. READ MORE...
Tuesday, October 4, 2011 at 2:54PM 
Waterfront Dining—4 Must Eat Spots
By Kyle Patterson
Templeton Landing Restaurant
2 Templeton Terrace, Buffalo
Located right outside of the Erie Basin Marina, Templeton Landing has become one of Buffalo’s premier fine dining experiences with a stunning view of the inner Marina and related waterfront activities. Templeton’s exquisite menu features their World Famous Lobster, READ MORE...
Tuesday, August 9, 2011 at 10:13AM 
FOOD
DUFF’s is one of those restaurants that defines Buffalo’s food culture. From the flaming hot wings to the many glasses of PEPSI that help wash them down, every time you visit is an experience that leaves you wanting more, after you have had time to recover. Anyway you slice it chicken wings are part of our culture. After a careful analysis and research we figured out ten reasons why Western New Yorkers love chicken wings—specifically from Duff’s, READ MORE...
Wednesday, July 27, 2011 at 12:52AM 
Anderson’s
With locations all throughout Buffalo, Anderson’s Ice Cream is a great family friendly place to go for a nice sweet treat on a hot summer day. Their delicious homemade ice cream comes with a large variety of choices and flavors. Famous for their frozen custard, Anderson’s also offers soft serve ice cream, as well as some healthy options such as their no fat, no-sugar added ice cream, lemon ice, and sherbet. Not to mention their, READ MORE...
Friday, July 15, 2011 at 2:19AM 
By Barbara Byers
In late 2009, over coffee, a conversation began among a small group of friends in East Aurora. At the time, the topic at hand – opening a food co-op – was a “what if, pie-in-the-sky” conversation that merely scratched the surface of next steps and commitment levels. The friends went their separate ways, and a funny thing happened. None of them could stop thinking about the idea.
Flash forward 18 months: On April 25, the East Aurora Cooperative Market, Inc., reached a major milestone by welcoming its 500th member-owner! And all simply on a promise. “This may be considered a faith-based effort,” laughingly said Sheila Conboy, president of the EA Co-op board of directors. “What our member-owners are demonstrating is a deep faith in our conviction that we will open our doors and begin serving them, and we couldn’t be more grateful.” READ MORE...