Bob & John’s Lahacienda

Well shit. The price has gone up to $ 3.49 for all you can eat pasta on Monday and Tuesday… But Molson is still only $ 2! OWWWWWWW! I’m fairly certain they have other food on the menu but ALL YOU CAN EAT is a no brainer

One of my favorite slices of pie in the Buffalo/​Tonawanda area. Remodeled their dining room a couple years ago and plenty of places to sit. Love how they give you a choice of two different pepperoni (go for the cup). What I love about the place is the specials. Monday and Tuesday spaghetti specials, two larges and a two liter for around $ 23 on Tuesday, and my fav a large and double order of wings on Thursday for $ 19! You can even pick the pizza up.
Pizza is so good the Buffalo meter Maidstone to patrol the area side streets so be careful and obey the parking signs.

Excellent midday meal here:
Potato Soup-​homemade and chunky well-​herbed and seasoned; generous portion: $ 2.40
Steak and cheese sub sand. Just right with good sub roll: $ 8.40 (after the bowl of soup I only needed half the sandwich, so will be great midnight snack.
My dad had a tasty Caesar chicken and bacon wrap: $ 9.10
Alana (sp?) was the attentive server. Thanks, Alana.
Lots of seating; take out and Delivery available.
Kudos!

This has been a favorite haunt of mine for many years (when I was in grad school, their all-​you-​can-​eat spaghetti night for $ 3 was a big favorite – and they still offer it!). Today, I still come back from time to time for their terrific lunch buffet, which includes a nice salad bar, soup, and pizza for $ 9. There are 6 – 8 kinds of pizza available at any time, changing every 10 – 15 minutes, and always at least a couple vegetarian picks. I recommend the blue cheese, spinach, and mushroom pizza – crisp crust, tangy cheese, and totally delicious. The dining room has been remodeled in the last few years; it’s not fancy, but it’s clean and comfortable.

Good food and pretty cheap… I come here occasionally for the lunch buffet and it’s pretty awesome… A few different kinds of pizza… Salad and soup… Never had a bad meal here… Never had bad service here either

Ok. So I have been coming here since I was a kid. It was a regular after Sunday church lunch place for me and my family. I have been here several times for a great lunch buffet as well. Came here on Valentine’s day for a late lunch. I was very disappointed. I had the chicken park dinner with spaghetti beef veggy soup and a salad. My soup came out cold and made with ground beef not stew beef. Salad was good. My dinner came out and left slit to be desired. My chicken was just plain burnt to a crisp. My spaghetti has a sash of sauce on it and the dinner rolls were served cold with frozen butter. I hate to give two stars to a local place but it is what it is. They served me. Completely didisappointed

Love the pizza with cup-​n-​char pepperoni. On thursdays you can get a large C&P with double order of wings for less than $ 20 — crazy!!! Wings are also good. Love their large burritos as well. Parking is sucky but worth getting a ticket for parking in Walgreens!

Lunch buffet during the week is well worth your hard earned money. Buffet includes soup/​salad bar which both are well stocked and kept clean. Their pizza is delish and always found service to be top notch. Chicken finger pizza may be my favorite in Buffalo hands down. Do yourself a favor and hit the buffet one day, you’ll never go back to pizza hut again…

Great takeout pizza! Definitely one of the best in town! We’ve sat in the dining too too! Not very fancy but it is family friendly & good food!

Nothing over the top special but solid food! I believe in Mon and Tues you can get all you can eat pasta for like $ 2.99 and then you pay extra if you want a meatball the size of your fist or even better melted mozzarella on top! The pizza is actually really good here to, haven’t had their pizza buffet at lunch yet but want to soon

Since we moved to Parkside, this has been our delivery go-​to. Nothing particularly standout, just good Buffalo comfort food, and usually delivered in about 30 minutes. Family favorites: Cajun wings, eggplant parm sub.

I’ve been a customer for many years and a few years ago a two topping pie was about $ 12.85. Yesterday I got whacked for $ 20.50 for same! Really I asked the telco taker. My how pizza got expensive. When I pkdup my pie I noticed a signed above the stoves at the TO register. Five toppings pie for $ 18.40. When I asked why my two topping was More THAN $ 2 more I was told that that pie came with less topping than mine. WTF, really. NOT! My toppings were pretty meager. So, here’s the deal; next time I order a 5 topping special and tell them hit me with double of the two topping I want. Second big question why didn’t phone girly tell me about the 5 top deal and just do what I said above. Naughty naughty B&J…you sound like VERIZON!

Just got back from here. When you first walk in, you have to go through a narrow hallway past the kitchen. It is a little awkward, but the really tacky part is that there is a giant lotto machine by the front door (there are also lotto sheets and pencils at each table).
My wife and I sat at a table which we soon discovered was located in gnat country. There were about 10 gnats on the wall behind us and one buzzing around during the whole meal. The place must not be clean. Further proof of this was the dirty wine glass my wife was served.
We ordered a salad and poppers for an appetizer, which were good. Mainly, we showed up for the famous stromboli they serve. It was not, however, as famous as the restaurant wants to make you think. Our server told us we were the first customers she had ever seen order it (and it was her last day!).
Despite decent service, the stromboli was the worst I’ve ever had. It comes unevenly arranged on an old aluminum pizza tray. Half the cheese and ingredients pour out in between the slices (yes, it is pre-​cut). In the middle of the tray is a massive, ugly bowl of marinara. The slices themselves were awful. Each slice consisted of a nugget of bread in the outer corner of the slice. The top was a super thin layer of only crust. In the middle was a hole bigger than a quarter. The melted cheese and displaced ingredients lay strewn across the thin lower layer of the slice. For the price (over $ 15), I thought we would be getting a large sized stromboli, but it ended up being an average size.
We will never be going back here again.

In a nutshell, I ordered online, waited an hour for delivery, the food is average, nothing to rave about here! Ordered the lasagna dinner (comes with two meatballs and a roll drenched in sauce), a meatball sub, BBQ chicken wings and a large cheese/​pepperoni pizza. Reminded me of when I travel and crave pizza and then I order it and it tastes like «BLAH» and I hate that I ate it when I knew better than to leave Buffalo and order pizza. Yeah, their pizza is like that, just blah. I recommend ordering all the items I mentioned elsewhere, especially the pizza.
Of all the pizzeria take-​outs in the area, Daddio’s Pizza has the best pizza in my opinion, Just Pizza has the best meatball sub and Mike’s Subs has the best wings but I’m not done trying them all just yet so stay tuned!

My order of two chicken finger subs only took 15 minutes which I consider to be quick. When I picked up the order the cashier was very friendly and my order was finished right before my pickup. They went easy on the hot sauce when tossing the chicken fingers. The sub was very good and not soggy like some other subs I have eaten where the chicken fingers were slathered in too much sauce which soaked into the bread. All in all I recommend the chicken finger sub and I would return.

Alright. I grew up in this neighborhood and pizza is a thing for people. You either like one kind or you don’t.
I LOVE this pizza.
The wings. They could use some help. They usually come out a little overcooked. But today I got a surprise. I had a coke and 10 wings: $ 13.50. Honestly, I could have gone for a taco and a coke at LaPizza Club and gone to the North Park Theater for a movie with that money. I’m a little sad to say that I can’t afford to eat there anymore.

This place cranks out standards: pizzas and subs. Nothing gourmet. No attitudes. And, clean!
Good for larger groups, sports teams etc. Fast, seasoned staff.
The subs are some of my favorite in Buffalo, the highlight being the crispy warm rolls, and variety of toppings. If you’re on Hertel, there are many choices, but in terms of price, quality of product and consistency, this is my personal favorite.
I have gone several times for the lunch buffet– pizza and salad. The pizza is actually better at the buffet than when you order it to go. Not sure why, it just is. The salad bar is sparse and lacking in color and options, but let’s face it: if you’re hitting a place for all you can eat pizza, you’re not especially concerned about your «super foods,» fiber or caloric intake.
Consumer warning: You are guaranteed to gain 15 pounds over the winter if you make this a regular dining spot.

Compact — looking for a quick slice and seeing a parking spot in front I popped in here.
Expanded — On a cold winter day I found easy parking in front and came in. It has been years since I’ve been here, and then it was to eat in. This time was to get a slice for the road.
Came for a slice, not attitude. Honestly. As I approached the counter a man had a bag full of takeout in his hands. He saw me and rolled his eyes, sighed as he put the bag down and asked what I wanted.
I had to pay before the slice appeared, which actually would be fine with me normally but he was so put out by my order that it just irritated me.
They do have a small seating area i you have a wait. It’s comfortable.
I’ll come back as I may prefer this to Wise Guys, and I for sure like the cleanliness, but if I get more attitude that will be it. I’ll have to go back to my Lone Star chicken fajita standby.
Street parking, hit or miss.

I have lived in Buffalo for 11 years. I’m always looking for really good pizza. I think I’ve tried almost every place. North Buffalo is Little Italy central and it seemed like I’ve always gone with Daddio’s for pizza. A friend suggested we go here for dinner one Saturday night, so I decided that it was worth it.
Walking in, I thought this place was going to be tiny. Not so much! Once you get past the small hallway, it opens up to two large rooms, adorned with tvs and tons of tables, small and large!
Our server took our drink order quickly and returned to take our order. We got half pepperoni and half with olives. A single order of medium wings. The pizza was a little thick (typical Buffalo mash up of NY Style meets Chicago deep dish), covered in pepperoni and olives. The cheese to crust ratio was perfect and just enough sauce. Wings were crispy and spicy.
Service was wonderful and there were kids, adults and some senior citizens around.
****special note**** you can order online and either pick up or have food delivered! I did this and they said the pizza would be here in 30 minutes. I figured on a busy Saturday evening that it would be longer… NOPE! It was 32 minutes EXACTLY.

Best chicken fingers in all of buffalo hands down. Don’t believe me? Try them and you won’t be disappointed! I love the pizza and especially when they have the buffet because you get s little of everything! I’m usually not disappointed when I got there and leave with a full stomach :)
Have a pizza here then go next door to Wellington for a drink