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The New Buffalo Restaurant

Address
242 Queen St E, Toronto, ON, M5A 1S3
Hours
Monday–Sunday: 11:00 a.m.–2:00 a.m.
Menu
  • Domestic Bottled Beer
  • Draft Lager
  • House Well Highballs

A priced menu is not on this page.

The New Buffalo Restaurant in Downtown, Toronto
Neighbourhood

Downtown

Cuisine

Dive Bar & Pub

Phone

(416) 368-7937

What is The New Buffalo Restaurant? Occupying a ground-floor space within the heritage Carlyle Block at 242 Queen Street East, The New Buffalo Restaurant is a rugged relic of old Downtown East and Moss Park. Operating for decades under variations of the Buffalo name, the long-standing room remains a steadfastly traditional neighbourhood watering hole untouched by surrounding condominium development. The interior is straightforward and no-frills, lined with a well-worn bar counter, vinyl stools, retro beer mirrors, and overhead screens tuned to sports.

The New Buffalo Restaurant Menu & What to Order This room operates strictly as an old-school tavern where cold domestic bottles and well shots take center stage over modern gastropub trends. Regulars rely on ice-cold Canadian lagers, reliable draft pints, and simple mixed highballs that keep tabs modest. Food offerings are basic comfort staples when the kitchen is fired up, featuring tavern-style chicken wings, classic grilled burgers, and crispy fries.

Know Before You Go Tables and bar stools are strictly walk-in only, with no reservations taken. The crowd peaks during late afternoons and weekend evenings when local regulars gather for budget-friendly rounds. The 501 Queen streetcar stops right outside near Sherbourne Street, making public transit the easiest way to visit.

Frequently Asked Questions About The New Buffalo Restaurant

Menu highlights at The New Buffalo Restaurant include Domestic Bottled Beer, Draft Lager, House Well Highballs, Classic Pub Burgers, Tavern Chicken Wings, Crispy Bar Fries. A priced menu is not on this page.

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