Tudor Lounge

A bit divey, yes, but the service was brilliant and the draught beer was of good quality. We were there after the game Sunday game and there was free food which although cold-​ish (due to our late arrival) appeared very tasty… decent Blues band started playing as we left too. Nice horse-​shoe shaped bar to share with some eclectic locals.

This place is a hot mess and always has been!

When giving pleasure to a woman down below, you want to make sure you use the tongue rather than the teeth. Otherwise you will maybe hurt her, or annoy her, or both. And this place would then need to change its name to the «Chewedher Lounge.»
So let’s avoid that.
When I first started out, I enjoyed playing concerts here. I didn’t always get treated very well, and the drinks were awful, but on the other hand I learned some of the basics here and figured out the ways of the late night, want-​to-​make-​it music world. It was good practice. They were the best of times, they were the worst of times.
Did I mention the drinks were awful? But then again I mostly drank coke, so you can’t expect much. But it tasted like RC Cola, only without the RC. If RC is even a thing. It was very watered down and weird.
Oh and I got molested by a girl in the men’s bathroom here. I was about 24, she was about 54. If I was a girl and she was a guy, she’d have been arrested. But knowing that I would just get laughed at, and that she was just drunk, I let it go. Good times, Buffalo, good times.
No names mentioned. In case she’s reading. Or one of you is now married to her. Or about to leave your wife for her. Or your husband for her. And stuff.

I was here for a going away party. The place is just A-​OK for me. The place is Divey. Floors are very sticky, bathrooms need a over haul, but I guess people come here for the cheap alcohol. I’m the type of person that will pay a little more for a better cleaned up place.
They had a karaōke night which was pretty fun. It was free for the karaōke but the songs were a little bit out dated.
Either way I had fun and will be back when I’m invited to something special here.

A real local’s bar. Nothing fancy, but I imagine this is what Cheer’s would be like (as depicted on TV not as it actually is, an insane tourist trap in Boston). We accidentally found this place while passing through Buffalo. The people were very friendly, funny and generous. They helped us find places to go, eat, stay, even told us facts about Buffalo and generally made us feel very welcome and at home. They also had lots of great beer on tap and had great prices. We also happened to be there on a Sunday when they put out a free feast of homemade food for all to partake in. Pretty amazing! On our next visit to this cool city we will definitely go back to the Tudor! Highly recommended.

leathered locals and working class blues… exactly perfect for Buffalo. This is the most real bar in downtown… it’s rusty.

The people who work here are friendly. Plenty of alcohol at the bar, and a nice pool table helps to pass time is nice. The juke box is a little strange to work, maybe I had drank enough by this point. I somehow selected the same song several times. That’s annoying. I wish they would clean their restrooms. The grime is all over the door. It reminds me of being at a crappy rest stop bathroom. Where you don’t want to touch anything and you are holding onto dear life to your clothing to not touch the floor or anything around you. That’s the kind of restroom. Karaōke was a great time though and I would most definitely go back for that and to hang out on the patio.

Great karaōke dive. This place is like a cult. Once you go, it sucks you in. I was a regular for a loooong time, always besting out my «downers» (Benny Mardones, Peter Cetera). Fridays are the best nights, after 10 (or is it 11?) I think. Fun, chill and friendly vibe. Adorable, sweet bartenders (TIP THEM) who are very attentive and cool. I miss this spot!

Loved this place. I don’t make it back to Buffalo that often, but I will definitely be coming here when I do. Went here after my wedding for some fun karaōke times with friends, and I wasn’t disappointed! It was awesome to chill out with friendly people, karaōke, and cheap beer ;)
I believe the karaōke starts at 11pm on Fridays. There was definitely a decent amount of people there, but it wasn’t a ridiculously long wait before most people got to sing. Plus I got to go up really quickly since I guess my friends told the KJ about the occasion. Yay :)