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You can finally taste the Taste of Buffalo
The food festival kicked off on Saturday.
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and last updated 2021-07-10 16:33:14-04
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) â The Taste of Buffalo kicked off on Saturday in Niagara Square. Thousands of people gathered to enjoy food and live music.
After missing out last year due to COVID-19, 25 vendors including Nick Charlap s Ice Cream lined up on Saturday in Niagara Square.
âThis is absolutely phenomenal,â Nick Charlap s Ice Creamâs Jacob Wirfel said. âThere are so many people here. Weâre so happy that everyone is coming out.â
The owners of the Bavarian Nut Company share the same excitement.
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Here are the Restaurants Participating in the Taste of Buffalo
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The Taste of Buffalo will be an in-person event in 2021, unlike 2020, which was virtual. The 38th annual Taste of Buffalo will take place on Saturday, July 10 and Sunday, 11, 2021, in Niagara Square and Delaware Avenue in downtown Buffalo.
Major Changes at Taste of Buffalo 2021 Due to COVID-19
There are some major changes that the festival planning committee had to make in order to get approval and help keep everyone safe. Here are a few of the changes, according to a press release received:
- No free general admission, you will need to purchase an admission ticket
Taste of Buffalo announces participants for 2021 festival
The festival received approvals from local and state health officials to hold the festival in-person on July 10 and 11. Author: Kim DeGeorge Updated: 12:40 PM EDT May 21, 2021
BUFFALO, N.Y. The Taste of Buffalo announced this year s participants for the annual festival.
The festival received approvals from local and state health officials to hold the festival in-person on July 10 and 11.
Twenty seven restaurants and food trucks, as well as two wineries, will participate in the 38th annual event.
All are past participants of the festival. “The restaurants in this year’s Taste are some of Western New York’s favorites and we couldn’t be happier to be able to provide a venue for them to reunite with the public,” Hartman said. “It’s been a long time since we’ve all been together as a community and Buffalonians are ready and willing to throw a party that supports the local