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@Eleven Wings and Cuisines

Name: @Eleven Wings and Cuisines
Address: 3225 Main St, Buffalo
Telephone: +17168992011

The space was home to University Hots forever, then did short stints as a hipster coffeehouse and Buffalo's first Cambodian restaurant; now it's returned to its roots as a purveyor of good old-fashioned Buffalo-style junk food, this time with a slight Southern-style bent. @Eleven's name is half accurate: while the only "cuisine" offered is the aforementioned one, wings are easily the most popular item on the menu, and they're meaty, crispy, and bursting with flavor. Chicken also comes in the form of tenders and in marinated quarters; other comfort-food classics include sandwiches and hoagies, deep-fried seafood of varying descriptions, and a surprising wealth of pasta dishes topped variously with alfredo or Cajun red sauce — whatever you get, it's going to be good, so don't be shy.

Address: 3225 Main St
Getting there: Metro Bus 8; Metro Rail: University
Hours: Tue-Thu 11AM-8PM, Fri 11AM-9PM, Sat noon-9PM
Price: $15-30
Phone: +17168992011
Website: atelevenfood.com (opens in a new tab)

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