Listen, I'm just here to tell anyone looking for seeded watermelons (because they're nowhere to be…read morefound in the area) that Niagara Produce has both seeded and unseeded watermelons! Why does this matter? Well, over 90% of the watermelons in our great country are now unseeded and I don't know about you but I care that my fruits and vegetables are not genetically modified and I eat the entire watermelon because health benefits matter. You can and should eat the seeds of the watermelon, they're super duper good for you! You can also eat the rind (yes, you can). Or just save some seeds and grow them yourself. Scary to think so many of our foods are now seedless, this madness has to stop! I could say so much more on the subject but I'll stop now and just add... Niagara Produce is a great place to shop for your grocery needs, they have a great selection of produce, meats and even cheeses if you're looking for charcuterie board goodies. They also have a wonderfully huge greenhouse and selection of beautiful plants, just take a little stroll and enjoy the beauty. And, if you're not into that, go grab a slice of Just Pizza just because! Happy shopping!

This might be my new favorite grocery store in the area. I went in for the first time after all…read morethis time saying I wanted to check it out and I was so happy I did. It feels like a very upscale shopping experience with a hometown vibe. I went in for a few things and left with a full cart. I love the prices here as they are lower or competitive with other stores. They have a full deli and their produce has a lot of variety with some local products too. They have a lot of local products as well as what feels like things made in house. Super cool to support local here. They also have an ice cream shop and a Just Pizza location inside the store which is great especially if you go grocery shopping hungry which seems to happen to me quite often. All of the staff here were super nice and helped me get everything I needed. We will definitely be coming here more often for groceries now that we know how incredible this place is!

We made it out one last time this season to the Cider Mill. At the end of November when you stop…read morein, it is usually way less busy and it definitely was nice to not wait in line outside to get in. However, there is less products inside so that's the trade off. We were still able to get all the favorites. We got a dozen of the cider donuts and they were absolutely delicious as always. We also stocked up on apple cider and even picked up some of the last jars of jam and pancake mix. It was nice to have the whole place essentially to ourselves to end the season. We also had some slushies and coffees as well which was a nice cheers to next year when we will go to opening day again.

Mayer Bros Cider Mill is a seasonal delight. The store opens in the fall to massive crowds who are…read moreeager for a freshly made cider products. The bakery also kicks into high gear during the fall. Wishing everyone has a chance to visit an iconic family cider mill soon!

My favorite feature of the TOPS loyalty card is the Gas Points program. Grocery purchases count…read moretowards cents-off on gasoline purchases at the pump. The only downside is that my local Tops does not have gas pumps (thanks, East Aurora for your death-grip on all commercial and residential development.) So I find myself driving an extra 15 miles one way to find Tops with gas pumps. At the end of the day, I paid less than four dollars per gallon, which is unheard of in this part of Western New York. I'm grateful to have saved a whole $4.00 on my tank of gas.

I used to go to Wegmans instead of Tops. That has changed. It seems the people that go there are…read morenicer. That's a big deal at this time. Prices are comparable to any other store around. The bonus card are a great help, and it's great when the gas points add up! I've never gone and not found anything I've needed. And they now have a spot coffee! Good stuff!!

The corn is AMAZING! You won't find any better in the area…read more I have never had a bad ear and the owner Is a great guy

My favorite corn stand! Always a little extra bonus with purchase and the corn is the sweetest and…read moremost tender in the county. I had questions and the farmer was there - let me know he uses heirloom seeds passed down through his family and never any GMO or GMO treatment, sprays etc... Since most of US corn is GMO'ed to the Max, this was music to my ears! He he ..

I love Bill Weber's! It's much larger than it looks and I can say (after frequenting about a dozen…read morenurseries in May) this greenhouse is fairly priced. They have everything you need from flowers, to trees, bushes, fillers, moss, compost, garden decor, indoor and outdoor pots of all sizes. This is one of those places you can rely on as a one stop shop for any of your gardening needs.

I came here years ago. Then stopped and started buying plants online…read more What a foolish mistake. The plants/products available here are all - for lack of a better term - home grown and lovingly tended to. There are no better plants available in Western NY. There are a number of heirloom tomato plants, my downfall. The floral plants far surpass any that I've found elsewhere. If you are searching for something, you can most likely find it here. They have/had "King Tuts"!. Super hard to find papyrus water plants. If I write anymore, I will think of more plants that I think I need. I shall stop here. Family/locally owned and operated.

Came in town for business but was not leaving without some delicious Watson's Sponge Candy. Shannon…read morewas the best!! So glad we stopped and met her at this location.

Well first off, the good stuff... I went into this store and I have to say that the selection is…read moreincredible, the store was super clean and everything was laid out beautifully in the display cases and around the store itself. The lady behind the counter was super polite and very helpful with my selections. I typically do my chocolate shopping at one of the competitors stores however I thought I would try Watson's chocolate and my first impression was very high. One of the items I purchased was orange sponge candy and she had a little concern that maybe some of it wasn't up to the high standards that they try to abide by so she asked if you check the box first. She explained that during the summer time sometimes sponge candy doesn't survive the trip for too long so no problem I said she gloved up and checked all of them, found a couple that weren't passing her quality control standards so she replaced them. I took that box and a couple of other selections, paid and left. One of the other items I tried was fudge meltaway which I had never actually had before. Personally my wife and I didn't care for it however that is probably just our personal palate coming into play as I'm quite certain it wasn't prepared improperly or anything. The coconut patties were very good and the orange sponge candy honestly some of it was kind of chewy. The fact that she had some concern over the quality of this and felt the need to check it kind of threw up a little bit of a red flag for me and after getting it home and having some I'd have to say I'm a little disappointed. I'm not by any means a connoisseur of sponge candy or anything however if what she said was true about it staying fresh during the summer months and obviously she had some concern that it may not have been, why wouldn't you just pull all of it off the shelf and make more? I mean I used to manage a restaurant and it's the same idea in my opinion, if you're not happy with the food going out, don't send it. I would rather have purchased just milk chocolate sponge candy and been reassured that they didn't have orange because it failed their quality check. So I took one star off what would have been a five star review for that reason, the other one I took off because I couldn't find the building. If you approach this location from the side that I did, the side that faces a little strip mall with a good sized parking lot, there is no signage of any kind anywhere that says hey this is a store that sells chocolate. It just looks like a house sitting on a separate property off to the side. My GPS said I was there, I'm driving around the parking lot for 5 minutes looking at all of the store fronts trying to find Watson's chocolate, and it doesn't exist. I finally put my GPS on walking directions and found myself approaching like I said what looked like somebody's big old house... And I didn't even feel comfortable doing that until I got about 6 ft from the door where there's a sheet of paper sized sign that says Watson's chocolate and has the hours posted. I mean seriously something that could be seen from the road would have been nice, something that could have been seen from the parking lot would have been even better. Apparently if you approached this from the other direction there's a great big sign so I would have had to have driven past it not realizing it and did a u-turn and then I would have said oh there it is. The lady working inside like I said was very super polite and I suggested that to her and she kind of looked at me and said the owners are aware of it but they haven't done anything about it yet. I'm guessing nobody local has a problem because yeah they probably know where this place is however I live over 3 hours away and didn't have a clue. So yeah I'm kind of mixed as far as my opinion of the actual chocolate, I might go back and try a couple other selections and see how they taste. If I do I will try a different sponge candy, maybe one that sells more often so the stock is rotated more often.

This Cheektowaga store prides itself on stocking goods for the Hispanic community, from soup mixes…read moreto large tins of cookies. I have never seen such large pieces of chicharones! Very friendly service in a small store, but there's a fair selection. Jarritos and fresh cheeses in cold cases; fresh produce like mangoes, jalapenos and tomatoes also for sale. On the weekends, they offer homemade tamales and menudo made by the owner. I'll have to return to try these!

Todo esta bien caro con precios exajerados. Un menudo 19 dolares los tacos a 6 dolares un refresco…read morea 4 dolares. La mujer que esta cobrando en la caja se va inventando los precios de la carne tambien. 18 dolares la libra de arachera cuando en el Sams club esta a 14. La comida no tiene ni sabor. Vayan una ves nomas para que vean que no miento.

We checked this truck out at a food truck rally in Olcott. They have a variety of cheesecakes with…read morewhimsical names, unique flavors and toppings. Today I tried the wolverine, a cheesecake with swirls of loganberry, and topped with raspberries, blackberries, and loganberry syrup. It was very good. Their cheesecake isn't as good as mine, but mine is absolutely amazing (just saying) and theirs is still pretty good. Plus there's many other flavors I still want to try so I'll be cyber stalking them for sure. The prices are a bit high, ranging from $6-8, but it's worth splurging on occasionally.

The menu is ridiculous, who knew there were so many amazing flavors to choose from?! If you see the…read moreCheesecake Guy, you HAVE to grab a slice cor a whole cake to bring home!