Buff's Pub

It has been 6 years since I've returned to Buffs pub, and my friend and I STILL rave about our experience. We're just two Canadians that stumbled in to a restaurant across the road from our hotel. I literally am writing this review only because I wanted to Google, and make sure from a very locked down Toronto, that Buff's Pub survived the pandemic. We really look forward to our return! Top tier pub grub without question! One of the only pubs where the drinks are the bonus!

It’s a small sports bar in the heart of Newton Corner known for their wings. We came in for lunch around 11:30 and there were plenty of seats but when we left closer to 12:15 it was starting to get quite busy. I would imagine that for dinner or on a weekend it must get really busy. The wings were really good though! Perfect amount of crisp while maintaining moisture combined with a sauce that left me wanting another order! They don’t let you split sauces so make sure you pick a good one, the Maple Hot was like a hot Buffalo with just a hint of maple and it was amazing! My only critique would be the fries need to be salted more, they were fairly bland but I just dipped them in blue cheese and it worked out. Price wise it was average for the area just bordering on a little high but the quality of the food makes up for it. A 10-piece wing and French fry plate was $16.99 and a Guinness was $7 for reference. Overall, I’ll be back next time I’m craving wings and would definitely recommend it to anyone that likes spicy wings or beer.

Buffs pub is really good. Is it amazing or the best in the country? Probably not, but it’s the best bone in wing place I’ve found near me that scratches that itch for wings. Have gotten most of all the sauces, with the honey hot being my favorite and the Nashville hot one they had my least favorite. Great service every time we’ve been, but can be a wait (small location) that isn’t worth it.

Unfortunately Buffs is not what it used to be. The wings were above average but pricey. We had burgers which were absolutely terrible..cols, overcooked shoe leather and missing many toppings). Upon mentioning it to the overchallanged waiter he was silent and mumbled "skip the tip". It's a shame because Buffs was such a value& a hidden gem .. now it's more of a tourist trap type of place.

Was staying across the street so going to Buff's was for convenience. We had 2 types of salad and a small 1/4pound burger. The 1st salad was a blackened chicken salad with Dijon mustard. The chicken was very good and a good amount. It was a boneless blackened chicken breast. The greens were fresh and the avocado was nice and ripe. The 2nd salad was a Buffalo Chicken salad. Again, the chicken was a blackened boneless breast with Buffalo sauce on it. They called it a Cobb salad? Anyhow it did have boiled eggs, fresh greens, cherry tomatoes and peppers. It was a good salad. I personally had a small 1/4 pound burger ( the regular burger is 1/2 pound ). I had the burger with onion rings but, I could have had fries or a combo of rings & fries. The burger was charcoal broiled and good. The onion rings were very good. I felt the bun could have been a little fresher. Service was okay. The waitress was nice but, didn't come around really.

$18 (eighteen USD) for 10 disgustingly dry totally flavorless stale wings, soggy tiny portion of fries, and they forgot the onion rings. I’ve never been stolen from by a restaurant so flagrantly ever. No wonder the place was empty at 930 on a Saturday night. You guys are living on your name alone and it shows. Writings on the wall