DrinkAllentown and the Delaware District

Savoy

Serving creative, award-winning cocktails crafted with pride by owner/bartender Noel Sutton in an ambience that's a careful, Art Deco-inflected recreation of a Prohibition-era speakeasy: fitting for a restaurant named after London's Savoy Hotel, where American tourists flocked in the 1920s to enjoy legal booze and concerts by jazz greats like George Gershwin and Lena Horne.

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Address: 149 Elmwood Ave.
Getting there: Metro Bus 7 or 20
Website: savoy-buffalo.com (opens in a new tab)

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Open for special events or by appointment