Perfetto!
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Leave a comment1000 bottle wine list, really? that would probably make it 2-3 times the size of the largest and best lists in Erie Co, including Bacchus, Chophouse, Salvatores, Tempo and the like. Sounds like they are pretty serious.
1,000 bottle wine cellar, not list. So they have 1,000 bottles total, not unique.
What's up with the random girls in the photos?
No clue, but I'm ok with it.
No clue, but I'm ok with it.
Me too, I dig chicks with mohawks.
Buffalo Barfly is leaking again. Better let them know.
I have not eaten there yet and I am excited to do so. However, I already have some frustrations with the place. Mostly, it might as well be a bunker when coming from main street. The frosted glass windows close it off from the street. I walk by there everyday and if it were not for the open sign I would have barely been able to tell if it were occupied let alone open. It does nothing for the livablity of mainstreet. I think with a more open and visible main street side they would get alot more walk by business as well as contribute to the overal atmospere of mainstreet. How am I to know that this resturant is vibrant and enjoyable if I can't see patrons eating and enjoying themselves. With that said i wish them the best of luck and look forward to eating there very soon.
Entering the building from Washington Street, my first impression was that I was in the wrong place because there was not a soul to be seen. If they are not going to staff the back door, where most everyone arriving by car will enter, then they need a hostess stand with a sign on it, directing people to the front. "Hostess available at our Main Street entrance, straight ahead".
Amusingly, even the picture here on BR shows a couple people trying to go in that door closest to Chippewa, which is locked. When I was there several people tried it, then realized they had to go to the other door.
Liked the decor, but it was marred by mismatched plastic hangars on the coat racks. There might have even been a wire one mixed in there.
Not sure that this is the sort of place that should have several TVs. Its in the theater district and is unlikely to get much of a pre- or post- arena crowd.
Nice beer tap selection though, I will probably have one before Shea's next time I'm there.
Having never been in this building before, I was very impressed by Perfetto. I went there for lunch last week and then for happy hour the next day. Beautiful setting/decor, delicious salads, good beer and wine selection. I am looking forward to going back to eat, for happy hour and to watch a few Sabres games.
This place looks prefect for the pre theatre crowd. Why not make a pre fixe for the pre-theatre crowd. Move em in, move em out.
Good luck to them. This location seems to be the kiss of death for anyone who opens up.
I wanted to go here until I saw a story on the news that said there were singing waiters. No thanks. There is no way the food is good enough to compensate for that massive annoyance. Shame. It looks nice.
Slu,
I'm pretty sure nobody is really going to miss you. Continue to stay home by the heat lamp talking into the mirror.
Nice comeback. And thanks for such an informative and fact filled post. This blog is better off because of your contribution.
I was just kidding, Slu. But honestly, how can you say you do not like to be singled out and serenaded in a crowded restaurant? It is one of life's most cherished moments.
Sure is, as long as you're a supreme narcissist
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I stopped in earlier this week with a few friends for drinks and appetizers. They've done a great job updating the ambiance. The shared appetizers were great. They have 24 beers on tap, which is impressive. I look forward to returning soon.