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EXPO Market on Hertel

Name: EXPO Market on Hertel
Address: 1488 Hertel Ave., Buffalo
Telephone: +1-716-931-9680

Though it makes a game effort, the EXPO Market's smaller North Buffalo satellite doesn't quite pull off the same hip, millennial-friendly vibe as the main location downtown — the concept doesn't really translate to the low-rise, quasi-suburban Hertel neighborhood, not to mention the fact that its location in a former Family Video rental outlet lends it a more prefab air, more like a miniature shopping-mall food court than anything. Still, if you're in it strictly for the food and not the ambience, you've got a veritable cross-section of Buffalo cuisine (and specifically North Buffalo cuisine) at your disposal.

Address: 1488 Hertel Ave.
Getting there: Metro Bus 11 or 23
Hours: Daily 11AM-10PM
Phone: +1-716-931-9680
Website: facebook.com (opens in a new tab)

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