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Bacchus Wine Bar & Restaurant

56 W Chippewa St
Buffalo, NY 14202

Average Cost: $$$

Phone: 716-854-9463

Categories: Contemporary, Small Plates, Wine Bar, Late-Night Dining, Farm to Table

Features: Full Bar, Handicap Access, Patio Seating, Smoke Free, Vegetarian Friendly

Best Wine Bar

From OpenTable and the restaurant: 

"Bacchus wine bar and restaurant is located in the historic Calumet building in the heart of Buffalo's entertainment district. A seasonal menu highlights the best available ingredients from local and regional farms. Together with our award-winning wine list, this elegant yet casual restaurant has continually been ranked as one of Buffalo's best."


Full bar. Serving dinner Tue–Sat. Late night Fri–Sat. Closed Sun–Mon.


"What would I eat here if I weren’t too hungry or too flush, and wanted to concentrate on the wine selection? I’d go for simple small plates. Bistro steak au poivre, for instance, with hand-cut fries, featured a blessed minimum of ingredients. The grilled pizzeta has more, but they are logical: wild mushrooms, prosciutto, parmesan, arugula and truffle oil."

— Janice Okun, The Buffalo News, June 17, 2009 (three stars)



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From OpenTable and the restaurant: 

"Bacchus wine bar and restaurant is located in the historic Calumet building in the heart of Buffalo's entertainment district. A seasonal menu highlights the best available ingredients from local and regional farms. Together with our award-winning wine list, this elegant yet casual restaurant has continually been ranked as one of Buffalo's best."


Full bar. Serving dinner Tue–Sat. Late night Fri–Sat. Closed Sun–Mon.


"What would I eat here if I weren’t too hungry or too flush, and wanted to concentrate on the wine selection? I’d go for simple small plates. Bistro steak au poivre, for instance, with hand-cut fries, featured a blessed minimum of ingredients. The grilled pizzeta has more, but they are logical: wild mushrooms, prosciutto, parmesan, arugula and truffle oil."

— Janice Okun, The Buffalo News, June 17, 2009 (three stars)




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