Reviews - Graylynn
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Was Nicole Herzog at Graylynn a mag?
Have been here a few times and always have a fantastic meal! Smaller menu, but everything is delish. Salads are large! Cocktails are amazing! The mussels are one of the best things on the menu. Sit outside in the evening — the view of the M&T gold dome in the sun is beautiful. View all feedback.
What Chelsea P dislikes about Graylynn:
While the variety of gins offered was impressive, I was disappointed to find that if you chose any gin from the pre-made menu (which comprised about 95 out of 100 options), it always came with a lime and the same tonic, no matter the gin. The right tonic and garnish can truly enhance the flavors of the gin and create a more appealing presentation. I hope they eventually allow their extensive selection of excellent gi... View all feedback.
Reviews from various users
Last update : 18.07.2024
New favorite restaurant/bar in Buffalo. I'm a huge gin fan and my wife brought me here for the first time on my birthday. What a perfect experience, great service, great food, great drinks. Will definitely be back.
If you are visiting Buffalo, Graylynn should be on the top of your list. Great atmosphere, cocktails and most importantly food. The grill cheese was huge and filling. The chips were a great compliment. Definitely recommend!
Stopped in for cocktails and they did not disappoint.
I went to the restaurant for the drinks, I wasn’t expecting the food to be so delicious. I order from the special menu that night. I ate duck and my husband beff Wellington. The waitress knew how to recommend drinks based on our tastes, that's a plus. A quiet environment, a place where we can talk with friends or partner. I totally recommend this Restaurant.
Bartenders were artists, drinks were pleasing to the eye and palate. House made gin was very smooth. Food choices limited. We shared the Wellington hand pie (on special) and the Cornish beef and cheese pasty (order included 3). The Wellington steak in the pasty was done perfectly (light pink inside) and came with 3 whole peeled roasted carrots. The Cornish pasty was the more flavorful choice for $10 less than the Wellington.
