Buffalo’s Larkinville is a repurposed neighbourhood creating new history
Howard Zemsky waited five years to have a pancake at the Swan Street Diner.
To be clear, it’s not the pancake that’s just been placed in front of him on this sweltering day in June, 2024, but rather the one he ate in October, 2017, when the 1937 diner finally reopened in Buffalo’s Larkinville neighbourhood.
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