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Heritage Restaurant Week


In collaboration with the Erie County 250th Anniversary Commission, the General Pulaski Association is hosting a multiethnic restaurant week Friday, May 8th through Sunday, May 17th to help Buffalonians and visitors learn more about our local cuisines.

We would love for your restaurant to participate in this food celebration. The registration fee of $100 includes advertisements, promotions, guidebooks, media coverage, and more. All you have to do is create a fixed special price menu or offer a special, such as flat 20% off, or buy one get one half off, etc. We would love to partner to make this 250th heritage celebration fun for our community!

Please see the GeneralPulaski.com homepage for a credit card link to register your restaurant.

Participating Restaurants:

Hofbrauhaus

Street Asian Food

Schwabl’s

Morluski’s

Almaza Grill

Buffalo Vada-Pav and Bites

Inchin Bamboo

Maharaja

Mom’s Kitchen

Olive Tree

The Dove

Bob and John’s La Hacienda

Quenelle

Mirchi

Waikiki Grill

Thai House

Yalley’s African Kitchen

Heritage Restaurant Celebration: Honoring 250 Years of American Independence

Erie County, May 8th-May 17th, 2026

By 1776, we had enough cultures and languages on these shores to resemble an early version of the United Nations. In 2026, some cultures look back on these three-thousand-year-old roots, while others look back on their three-hundred-year-old roots, while still others look back on their thirty-year-old roots. We mark this year as the 250th anniversary of American Independence, but it is also a celebration of this continent’s long tradition of welcoming various cultures and languages, enabling people to sow the seeds of what we call home. 

No matter who we are or where we came from, we must all eat. Heritage Restaurant Celebration—a partnership between Erie County 250th Commemorative Commission and the General Pulaski Association—honors the culinary traditions of various cultural heritages by encouraging residents to try flavor profiles and ingredients from across the globe, all accessible in Erie County thanks to our restaurants that keep the traditions going. Between May 8th and May 17th, our partner restaurants in the German, Polish, Italian, Indian, Bengali, Chinese, Burmese, Thai, Lebanese, Latin American, and American culinary traditions will be offering their cuisines and specials for residents to enjoy. 

Diners, what to expect: participating restaurants are listed at ErieCounty250.com, https://visitbuffalo.com/erie-county-250/, generalpulaski.com, and social posts from Erie County Historical Commission and partners. Also, flyers around town will post partner restaurants—check flyers and websites for information on hours, reservations and specials. 

Restaurants, what to expect: residents might be veterans or entirely new to a flavor profile. Anything you can share on the history and experience when they visit might help! 

Celebrate Mother’s Day, or a graduation dinner, while enjoying the historical tradition of our heritage partners!

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