"I was introduced to Cafe 59 a few years ago by a family member and I have to say that this is one of the best restaurants in Buffalo. I have never been disappointed with the service, food, or drinks. I usually try something different every time I go there and there is plenty on their menu to choose from. The restaurant is very welcoming of everyone and they offer food to fit many eating lifestyles. If you are ever on Allen Street be sure to check this place out."

"This is another restaurant that we patronized for years and had to stop going to because the prices didn't match the quality or quantity of food. I miss Cafe 59...and used to overlook the fact that potato wedges aren't included with the sandwiches, the falafel burger is always mushy in the middle, they don't include enough dressing with their salads...and things are sloppily prepared. I overlooked all of that because they use whole foods and the taste was decent. Fast forward to 2025, I've included a photo of a turkey burgundy sandwich with a small bag of Lay's (weird choice, but ok) and a pickle spear, which costs $17.25 before you even add tax or tip. What?? I totally get that costs are rising for everyone including restaurants, but this isn't in line with what you can get at other places, even on the same street. If you can't sell your original menu at reasonable prices anymore, then you need to adjust it. We won't be back."

"We ordered takeout from here a few weeks ago. Everything was incredible! I loved the chicken pot pie soup, it was so delicious. We also got a salad and a pasta dish. Salad had fresh vegetables with a delicious ranch dressing. Pasta looked much better once the sauce was mixed in!"

"Very kind staff and a very safe place for people with disabilities and service animals. They do their due diligence in making sure that only service animals are allowed, and not animals that are still in training. That alone is enough for the five stars, as I cannot remember the last time a place with a no pets policy actually was willing to enforce it at all, much less understand the difference between a service animal and one in training. The staff was additionally very understanding that I had difficulty holding glasses with liquids, and tried their best to accommodate despite not having plastic straws. I just about always have plastic straws on me as I cannot successfully use other alternatives, but I hadn't realized that day that I had run out. I was instead given a cup with a handle that I could more easily use for my water. Would definitely recommend this place to other disabled individuals. Just make sure to bring straws."

"The service from the waiter was outstanding—everyone was very friendly and attentive. The appetizers were great, served hot and fresh. The main courses looked really good with nice presentation, but unfortunately, when they arrived, they were lukewarm. The potatoes seemed like they had been fried a while ago and were possibly kept on a warmer until the plates were served. The restaurant had a nice ambiance, but the food didn't meet my expectations. We ordered four dishes, and none of them were served at the right temperature or flavor, which was a bit disappointing."