Square 1 Sandwiches

Super fun location with lounge chairs and multiple levels. At the time I went there was nobody there, but in general there tends to be quite a bit going on.The chairs are modern and comfortable. The one I sat in had a large trampoline like seat. The lounge chairs would be really nice to have at a location like canalside, since the view here is not anything too exciting (in my opinion).Excited to go back when a few more things are happening.

Lawn chairs, whimsical architecture, live music, colorful furniture, food trucks, beer.....hula hoops?Welcome to Food Truck Tuesdays at Larkin Square, one of many summertime traditions in Buffalo.Fun Fact: The square gets it's name from John D. Larkin who founded the Larkin Soap Company in Buffalo that no longer exists. Darwin D. Martin who was the Corporate Secretary for the company has a house in Buffalo that was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright...the most famous american architect.

Great place to visit if you're in buffalo, Every Tuesday from 5 to 10, over 20 foods trucks, different flavors, live music, different band every Tuesday.

Loved the food trucks on Tuesday. There was a lot of variety. Nice, casual atmosphere with a band for entertainment makes for a relaxing weeknight activity. (the turtle cheesecake from one of the trucks was amazing!)

Fun activities for everyone. Food trucks, entertainment. Easy parking, beautiful buildings, roads and sidewalks. Great place to bring friends and family together.

This venue is a must see - their Tuesday ~ food truck event and Wednesday ~Live at Larkin are great times - Larkin and Key Bank supply music free of charge by local bands all season long. Tuesday the lots are crammed with a wide variety of food trucks. The staff is stellar to say the least. Very friendly and outgoing. Worth spending a Tuesday or Wednesday there with family or friends

If I did not take the tour of the area under the direction of the Explore Buffalo docent, i would not have realized how important this area was to the Buffalo economy from the late nineteenth to the early twentieth century. Most notable part of the tour was visiting the site of the Administration building, which was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. While the building was sadly demolished mid century, the loss served to galvanize what became the Buffalo preservation movement. Today, many of the former company buildings have been re-purposed and the area now boasts a healthy mix of business, retail, residential and entertainment

Delicious Food and live music are all you want. Tuesdays 6-8:30pm