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Betty's

Name: Betty's
Address: 370 Virginia St., Buffalo
Telephone: +17163620633

Betty's opened on Virginia Street in 2004 and quickly won the hearts of Allentown's hip community of bohemian urbanites with their friendly and funky staff, their cheerful ambience, and — of course — their fine food, including a legendary breakfast and Saturday and Sunday brunch. For dinner, Betty's serves a wide variety of entrees with a Mediterranean bent; the lentil salad plate is a personal favorite. Sandwiches, salads, and a kids' menu flesh out the offerings.

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Address: 370 Virginia St.
Getting there: Metro Bus 20 or 29
Hours: Tue-Thu 8AM-3:30PM and 4:30-9PM, Fri 8AM-3:30PM and 4:30-10PM, Sat 9AM-3:30PM and 4:30-10PM, Sun 9AM-2PM
Price: $20-35
Phone: +17163620633
Website: bettysbuffalo.com (opens in a new tab)

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