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Catch 22 Bar & Grill

Nothing fancy at this old-school neighborhood dive, just ice-cold beers and a range of specialty mixed drinks that is pleasant and well-executed if not exactly cutting-edge. Catch 22 comes alive on weekends with karaoke and DJ sets on Friday night and open mic on Saturday; there's also pub trivia on Tuesday.

Address: 715 Military Rd
Getting there: Metro Bus 3 or 5
Website: catch22buffalo.com (opens in a new tab)

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