The Buffalo Club

Nicole M

10 months ago

I hosted a retirement party at the buffalo club. This venue is amazing! Very classy and chic.

Michael Pappas

2 years ago

Clean place with hot food and warm employees. Keyra greeted us in a kind and helpful manner, Derrick at the bar made a fantastic Old Fashion drink, the employees kept the place neat and clean, food was tasty. Bathrooms were inside the establishment, and were big neat and clean water closets. One of the best Priority Pass lounges we’ve ever been to. Highly recommend

Jim Smyton

year ago

A welcoming, warm environment, in a long established city club, in a venue of presidents and notable figures. The place oozes history, has fantastic food, and has never once let down in any way. People tend to throw five stars as a ' I liked this' rating, but The Buffalo Club is a true, elegant, historic five-star experience.

Pamela McCarthy

5 months ago

Excellent food and impeccable service. I highly recommend the sea bass

Zack Schneider

2 years ago

The Buffalo Club, located in Buffalo, NY, is indeed a historic monument with a rich and fascinating history. Founded in 1867 by Millard Fillmore, the 13th President of the United States, along with 92 other gentlemen, the club has been a prominent fixture in the Buffalo community for over a century​​. This exclusive club initially leased the Movius home from 1867 to 1870 and then purchased the Ganson house, both located in significant areas of the city​​. The club's history is intertwined with several notable figures. For instance, Grover Cleveland, who served as Mayor of Buffalo and later as U.S. President, was elected to the club in 1881 and remained a member until 1908​​. The club also played a pivotal role during a critical moment in U.S. history. In 1901, following the assassination of President William McKinley, the club served as a headquarters for his cabinet and Vice-President Theodore Roosevelt​​. Further emphasizing its historical significance, the club boasts an impressive art collection, rivalling many museums. The guest register of the club includes illustrious names like Mark Twain and John Phillip Sousa. In an extraordinary twist of history, the club also served as an unofficial White House in 1901, underlining its importance in American political history. Today, members of The Buffalo Club actively preserve and share the rich stories, artifacts, and history of this institution, ensuring that its legacy continues for future generations​​.

Meridith Dillman

month ago

We had a lovely get away to Buffalo. The dining and accommodations at the Buffalo Club were wonderful.

Jean OBrien

3 months ago

Great food ... have dress code Had a team meeting. Great service.

Rosco the BfLo Cop Critic

4 years ago

AKA the Ghost, Patty Thomas exhibited some of her work, told her story, and answered questions. Great evening, excellent food, and her grandson stole the show

Joel B

6 months ago

Excellent atmosphere, lots of things to do from swimming to bowling to lifting weights, hang out with the exclusive folks for some fine dining or in the bar for a couple drinks. Every staff member is super pleasent to deal with and talk to. Everyone is super helpful. Very friendly atmosphere.

Brian S

year ago

Beautiful classic social club. Well decorated and maintained. We stayed in the suite and if can get in I highly recommend the experience. Spa, billiards, squash, fitness center. Great restaurant and two bars. Highly recommend.