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Address: 1488 Hertel Ave
Phone: 7168323415
Website: familyvideo.com (opens in a new tab)

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The Sterling
The Sterling's menu is a real "sausage party", as the kids say — changing selections incorporate everything from everyday standards like Wardynski's hot dogs to such offbeat, exotic "rare game" blends as wild boar with cranberry and red wine, smoked bison with Burgundy and thyme, and duck with foie gras and Sauterne wine — but if that's not your thing, there's plenty more in the way of well-executed pub grub to wash down your beer with, including a renowned selection of burgers. Best of all, the ambience oozes class and historic charm, with a copious collection of antique breweriana and mementos from the Brinkworth family's nearly century-long tenure in the local restaurant industry: check out the 1901 Ludwig & Company piano that was commissioned for the Pan-American Exposition.
Mon-Fri 4PM-3AM, Sat Sun noon-4AM$15-30
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The Sterling
Owner Kevin Brinkworth is perhaps best known in Buffalo as one of the duo behind Blue Monk, Elmwood Avenue's sorely missed beer lover's paradise, and there are more than a few cues taken from the Blue Monk experience at the Sterling: not only in the food menu but also in the several dozen local and regional craft beers available on tap and in bottles at a circa-1890 bar purchased from the hosts of the A&E television series American Pickers.
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Phenominal Xpressions
The name of this place is no empty boast, with a well-curated selection of fashion accessories in loud and proud, statement-making styles, hand-picked (and in some cases designed) by owner Nikita Williams herself. A wide range of jewelry (tends toward the dangly and chunky, with lots of sterling silver); handbags (animal prints abound); hats, scarves and accessories is contained in a spacious store with racks and shelves splayed around in a charmingly helter-skelter array, perfect for folks who like to linger and browse.
Tue-Fri noon-5:30PM, Sat noon-4PM
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Hertel Avenue Poutine and Cream
Wherein the impresarios behind the Allen St. Poutine Company expand their oeuvre to encompass not only the titular Canadian fast-food specialty but also a range of homemade ice cream treats. The poutine selection is identical to the original location in variety, quality, and price point, so those without a sweet tooth will leave happy. But if you do want to sample the sweets, expect to shell out: $8-9 is a lot to pay for a milkshake, regardless of the high quality of the ingredients and the size of the portions (they're served in Mason jars). Elsewhere on the dessert menu you'll find "creamy buns" (one of North Buffalo's own Famous Doughnuts hollowed out and stuffed with your choice of ice cream) as well as regular old ice cream by the (disappointingly small) scoop.
Mon-Sat 11:30AM-midnight, Sun 11:30AM-11PM$10-25