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Michael's Landing

Michael's Landing

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377 Sweeney St, North Tonawanda, New York, 14120, United States
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Aug 1, 2018
My husband and I rented Michael's Landing for our wedding reception luncheon on July 28, 2018 and we couldn't have been happier with our choice. The location is absolutely picturesque, right on the canal in North Tonawanda. There is plenty of natural lighting from the big windows, and the option to enjoy the spacious deck and patio was perfect for our guests. Our party was 50 people, and we felt like the space was the ideal size for the amount of guests we had. The rental price was reasonable, and the staff was friendly and easy to communicate with. We would definitely recommend this venue for intimate gatherings!

Jun 14, 2018
One of the nicest banquet halls I've been to. Not too big, but it's right on the Canal in NT. Great location, great facility. Ended up attending a Baby Shower here, it was a gorgeous day. They have their own private lot, with a little parking area on the other side of the building as well. It's located right off Payne & Sweeney, so there's street parking as an option too. Had a really great time. Will definitely keep this place in mind if I ever have something going on!

Oct 4, 2017
Great location to hold your next party. You can choose your own caterer and run the bar however you want. Let it to the caterer or hire someone to serve your beverages. Depending on the party this could save you money. Location is right on the Erie canal in North Tonawanda. Due to the lack of kitchen, I would suggest hiring a cater that knows the property if you go the caterer route. The location also gives you the option to let your guest bring dishes. So it would be great for a club meeting too.

Apr 20, 2018
Great spot along the river to host a private gathering.

Jul 20, 2018
Extremely clean, beautiful patios

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