Marotto's DuBois Restaurant
Ask locals about Marotto's and they'll likely assume you're referring to Mark Marotto's eponymous restaurant in Kenmore. But the original Marotto's, founded in 1958 by family patriarch Jerry, is still going strong downtown under the ownership of his other son, David. By contrast with the upscale Italian cuisine at its better-known counterpart, Marotto's DuBois features a smaller but equally delicious menu of homestyle options. DuBois wears its old-school identity on its sleeve — the serving staff here is decked out in "waitress whites", and the place has the feel of a private club — and it's the perfect setting to bear witness to judges and officials from the nearby courthouse talking shop at "The Roundtable", or local hotshot attorneys relaxing at the cocktail bar.
- Address
- 56 Niagara St.
- Getting there
- Metro Rail: Lafayette Square
- Hours
- Thu Fri 4PM-7PM
- Price
- $15-25
Listing from Wikivoyage: Buffalo/Downtown, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Updated 28 Sept 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.