Buffalo Iron Works

Buffalo Iron Works is a concert venue located in the heart of Buffalo, NY. The venue is housed in a historic industrial building, which gives it a unique and edgy atmosphere. The concert hall is spacious and well-designed, with excellent acoustics and a great view from any seat.

The venue offers a wide variety of live music, from local and up-and-coming acts to well-known national touring acts. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the security is tight but not overbearing. The bar service is efficient and reasonably priced.

One of the standout features of Buffalo Iron Works is the venue's commitment to sustainability. They use eco-friendly products and practices, and they have a strong recycling program.

One downside to the venue is that it can get quite crowded during peak concert hours, which can make it difficult to navigate the space. Additionally, the parking can be challenging, especially on busy nights.

Overall, Buffalo Iron Works is a great option for anyone looking for a unique and exciting concert experience in Buffalo. I would recommend arriving early to secure parking and avoid the crowds.

If you're looking for a unique concert experience, try to catch a show on the outdoor patio during the warmer months, it's a great spot to enjoy the music and the atmosphere.

This is fun little bar/venue. I love little intimate spaces like this for live music. I was there for the Too Many Zoos show, and my only real complaint was the sound wasn't great. This is one of those places where the soundbooth is off to the side instead of in the middle of the floorspace, but outside of that, the service and atmosphere was cool for a show. Their drink selection was solid and the food they were serving looked good (pub food, chicken fingers/wings, burger, sandwiches).

I've always had a great experience there! How ever I was there for Tuesdays concert Carbon Leaf and at the end it was very rushed to clear everyone out as soon as the band was over. That was a night out that the wife and I felt we didn't have to rush around after the kids, then we enjoy a night out just to be rushed to leave. Great concert and great place! Very clean, great beer selection. That's why I keep coming back!

What a cool place! Went to see Lost Dog Street Band with The Local Honeys last night and were really impressed with the acoustics, as well as the atmosphere. Every staff person there was super friendly and helpful (granted I didn't go up to the bar). We were early in line and were able to snag a table and seats like 25' from the performers, on a raised platform, which was PERFECT! And surface for food and drinks. (Although there was quite a lot of flat space scattered around for standers to set things, too). We were right near the aforementioned garage door, which they had opened. Let in some great cooler air, and they had big fans going. Of course, a lot of the smoke and other stuff blew right in, too, but not much you can do to avoid that. It prevented most except a few d*cks from smoking inside, at least.
For bar food, the huge boat of seasoned fries for $7 was a win! 3 of us shared them. Which did make us very thirsty. The $6 can of I forget-what-it-was Light was not quite as good a deal, but overall, the food portions I saw ppl have were really big.
We'll def keep an eye out and come back if we see anyone else we like, even though it's a 1.75 hour drive for us. 3 thumbs up from us! :)

Great little music venue in the cobblestone district. Lots of options at the bar, small seating area and lots of room to mingle.