Shango Celebrates Mardi Gras With Panache
Looking to enjoy Fat Tuesday with a little style? Then head to Shango, one of Buffalo's best restaurants. They specialize in fine New Orleans-style cuisine every day (and a killer brunch), but on Mardi Gras they really know how to throw a great party, with beads and merriment galore!
Tonight guests will enjoy music from Mumbo Gumbo (7PM -11PM), special pricing on Louisiana's favorite beer (Abita), Sake Hurricanes and the option to order off of their regular (and delicious) menu or the special Fat Tuesday prix fixe menu ($25 per person). And don't forget they have an award winning wine list (Wine Spectator) and one of Buffalo's best beer selections.
If you've never been to Shango before, this is the perfect excuse to go.
Shango's Fat Tuesday Prix Fixe
Regular Gumbo, Seafood Gumbo or Authentic Turtle Soup
Etouffee or Jambalaya
Bananas Foster or Beignets with Housemade French Roast Chicory Ice Cream
Shango New Orleans Bistro and Wine Bar
3260 Main Street, Buffalo, 14214
716.837.2326
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Laird3rd
Sounds good , but Lagniappes on Allen has whole alligators slow cooking outside right now. The whole street smells amazing.
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MichaelFranco
Christa,
Shango is great, and their brunch is amazing. I am addicted to the two avocado spring rolls,with sun-dried tomato and roasted corn, with cilantro cashew pesto, chili pepper garlic sauce, and a sesame-seaweed salad. And a must try is the two poached eggs over smoked salmon hash, and cornmeal fried oysters, with creole hollandaise sauce. Now that is a killer brunch to enjoy any Sunday!
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libba
we went last night for a fantastic meal!!!! thanks shango! keep up the good work and the good vibes
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