Another delicious homemade Italian dinner at the Italian Village Restaurant at Union & Wehrle. Starting out with a giant Antipasto - fresh lettuce, tomatoes, onions, green & black olives, chick peas, ham, salami, cappicola and mozzarella cheese. Then there's the signature dish, Pasta John made with your choice of pasta mixed with fresh tomatoes, garlic, onions, peas, broccoli and shrimp, with romano cheese. Or try the traditional Sausage & Peppers - delicious Italian sausage with green peppers and cooked in a delicious tomato sauce served with a side of Ziti & tomato sauce. Finish off your feast with a rich dessert like the Turtle Ice Cream Cake. Click here to get a coupon for a FREE APPETIZER on your next visit to Italian Village Restaurant. Click Here For The Rest.

Italian Village restaurants are known for delicious homemade Italian food at the best prices around. The original location on Grant Street in Buffalo is still open. Saturday night, we stopped at their suburban location at Union & Wehrle, which also has a bar, expanded dining rooms, banquet rooms and has live music every weekend featuring classic music of the 50's, 60's & 70's. Click Here For The Rest.

Delicious homemade Italian food at reasonable prices - Italian Village Restaurants. Check out the Pork Tenderloin - pan-seared tenderloin of pork encrusted with crushed black peppercorn, wrapped in bacon and topped with a stone ground mustard & port wine sauce or the Eggplant Parmigiana-fresh eggplant covered with tasty homemade tomato sauce, smothered with mozzarella cheese and baked to perfection. And, don't forget dessert along with some of the best coffee or expresso.

Italian Village Restaurant has the most reasonable prices and an awesome space for your banquet, party or other special event. Call (716) 634-1804 today for reservations. Click Here For The Rest.

Last week we enjoyed a delicious dinner at Italian Village. They have two locations: the original Italian Village on Grant Street on the West Side and their suburban location on Wehrle at Union. Check out the awesome baked fish with lemon sauce, cornbread stuffing, shrimp & crab. With a side of pasta and homemade sauce, it's more than the average person can put away in a sitting. Like all the dishes at the Italian Village, there's more food than you can finish and it's a lot less expensive than those chain restaurants. And don't forget to ask for dessert! Real, freshly filled cannoli and one of the best cups of coffee around. If you're looking for a great place for a date or special occasion, and you want really good food but don't want to spend too much, you should try Italian Village. They also have banquet facilities and very reasonable catering prices. Later that evening, the Molson Girls stopped by to check out the late night entertainment with one-man-band Al Krew belting out favorites from the 60's & 70's. Click Here For The Rest.

The Italian Village Restaurants serve delicious, homemade Italian food in hearty portions at very reasonable prices. Pictured here are: Eggplant Parmigiana covered with a tasty homemade tomato sauce, smothered with mozzarella cheese and baked to perfection; and one of my favorites, Jambota-a generous helping of potatoes cooked with hot peppers, onions, sausage and eggs. Click Here For The Rest.

Italian Village is an awesome Italian Restaurant with two locations. Serving up tasty dishes such as the pasta primavera and duckling a l'orange and desserts like the frozen banana ice cream pie or the homemade cannolis. Friday and Saturday nights, Johnny Dee performs music from Sinatra and other greats. Click Here For The Rest.

Our favorite Italian restaurants are the two locations of the Italian Village Restaurants. Check out the Chicken Florentine and the Fettuccini Alfredo with Crabmeat. The Cannolis are freshly filled with homemade sweetened Ricotta cheese - delicious. Every weekend, the Italian Village bar & lounge at the Wehrle & Union location features live music. Click Here For The Rest.

Italian Village has 2 great locations serving delicious traditional dishes as well as some of their own unique creations. And don't forget dessert! The cannoli filling is homemade and the shells are filled to order. On Saturday night, crooner Johnny D entertains the crowd at the bar in the Wehrle location. Last weekend's Halloween party was a blast! Click Here For The Rest.

Everyone knows that Italian Village has great traditional Italian dishes including pastas and sauces. But you should also check out the fish! Baked & drowning in butter sauce. And the desserts and coffee are so good, you might want to eat dessert first. Click Here For The Rest.

Wednesday night I stopped in at the Italian Village restaurant & bar. They have 2 locations: the original is on the West Side on Grant Street in Buffalo, NY; and the one we visited, located on Wehrle near Union in Williamsville. Our first problem is always the size of the menu. There are too many great choices. It's like a book. The second major problem is the size of the portions. If you're not careful, you won't have room for dessert. And if you order an appetizer llike the bruschetta bread, you'll be full before the main course even gets to the table. Pictured here is the pork tenderloin, which is - tender, juicy and flavorful. Click on the photo to see the other entree in the photo album, Shrimp Provenano - shrimp & pasta in a delicious, rich & creamy white sauce. Stop in tonight for some delicious Italian food and tell John the barfly sent you! Click Here For The Rest.

Italian Village Restaurant & Bar has two great locations in the Buffalo, NY area. The Italian Village on Wehrle & Union not only has great Italian food, they also feature awesome live entertainment every weekend. Here are a few photos from last weekend. Click Here For The Rest.

My favorite Italian restaurant, the Italian Village. There are 2 locations: the original on Grant Street near Buffalo State College and the suburban location at Union & Wehrle. Click Here For The Rest.

Italian Village serves awesome Italian food. They have two locations: one on Grant Street on the West Side and a suburban location at Union & Wehrle in Williamsville, which also features live music on the weekends. Click Here For The Rest.