"If they don't have it, you don't need it." This enormous…read morestore has an Asian pharmacy, a beauty shop, a fishmonger with live wares, (for a small tip they'll kill, dress, and clean your choice); housewares, and now there's an expanding food court!

So grateful that the Buffalo area has such a solid Asian food market. Endless amounts of options…read morefrom different countries, just a super big selection of groceries to choose from. They've also been expanding their food court, which is really exciting to see! Love it here, so many unique items you can't find at other grocery stores

This is the home farm of the cereal Golden Grahams. OK I lied…read more I first discovered this awesome family farm at the Galaxy Farm Market, with 5 or 6 different stalls out in Cheektowaga during summer and fall months. They sell a lot of good fruits and veggies, at discount prices. The guy was cool, and the products were good. Not so good and so cheap that I hand out 5, but easily worth a 4. I'm very supportive of local growers moreso than any major chain stores. The Graham reaper agrees with me.

As a Driver It Was Extremely Stressful, Heavy Stop Counts With Heavy Amount Of Product To Deliver…read more Pay Doesn't Match The Amount Of Work You Do. Chris Is The Manager & Comes Off Cool But Is Condescending. Promised Extra $100 To Work Saturdays Which Was a Lie. They Push U To Work 6 Day Weeks. It's Unorganized & Dirty With Old Trucks/Equipment. They Literally Post On Indeed WEEKLY Asking For "New Drivers". It's More Of a Revolving Door Then Amazon & That Says Alot

The new year is coming and y'all should resolve to get yourself a bunny and spoil him rotten with…read moreveggies. Or, y'know, more realistically resolve to finally go on that diet this year. I know we all joke about how eating unhealthy stuff is cheaper and makes us happy. But hands up if your body feels worse after the fact. Now take those hands and use one of them to tug open the door to Boulevard Produce. Post washing, of course. Keeping it sanitary. They're also keeping six feet apart and requiring all visitors to wear a mask. Now, don't fret if you forgot yours. Just pull your shirt over your face and quickly buy one of their fabric masks for sale at the entrance. Sometimes there will be disposable gloves at the entrance as well, but I didn't notice any today. Be sure to wash what you buy, as not everything comes in plastic and people don't always buy what their germs touch. Pro-tip, bring something, or someone, to carry all your goodies with you as you shop. Much like the farmers market there aren't baskets or buggies to tote your things around. I've been offered a box before by a nice chap that works there, but on the chance it's his day off, best not to risk dropping your mound of goods. I'll be honest. I tend to breeze past a good bit of the first wall when I enter the cooler, as I am a wuss when I comes to trying new veggies like swiss chard and parsnips. But then you turn around and there is what I think of as Hector's Heaven, with cheap varieties of lettuce and carrots that'll please my bunny until he's fat. It's over half off the price that's across the street at Tops. They've got fruits for me, as I am a fruit fanatic, and carts of dairy too. This week there were massive bins of 50 cent per pound apples that I dug into. In the other room there was also a sale on taters where there had previously been bell peppers. They'd been 3 for a dollar before, and fueled my bunny's addiction. Thankfully they're still priced pretty low, as my spoiled boy and I want to eat like royalty. Really healthy royalty. They've got other goodies too, like honey and maple syrup. There is only so much room in my backpack and I have to practice self restraint as I lay my findings on the counter. I'm left with change to spare and skedaddle before I can convince myself to just carry more in my hands. Because when it comes down to it, produce does rot. Besides, they're open six days a week, so I can stop back for more. Hector gives this place 5 paws up. (Well, four paws and one of my hands, but he tried.)

My boss took us out for lunch here. The staff was quick and friendly. The prices were very good and…read morethey had a nice selection of options. Among our food was soup, salad, a wrap and chicken fingers. There was a selection of sides to get with your good including at least three different kinds of fries. I had French onion soup and chicken super salad. The French onion soup had WAY too much bread in it; it seemed like two whole slices in a cup sized soup. That sadly sucked up a lot of my soup and I'm not a fan of soggy bread, so I scooped it out and set it aside. The soup I did get to eat had a good flavor and was not too salty. Now that I know how it comes, I'd order it without bread added. My salad was a good size and was made of fresh mixed greens with a nicely grilled, & warm, sliced chicken breast.

Best apple cider ever!!!! Nice and friendly family owned…read moremarket. Lots of fresh produce and local goodies.

We discovered Dan's when COVID social distancing began and I came across a share for their Facebook…read morepage in a local facebook group. Dan's does a weekly $20 produce box with set items, both veg and fruits that you will receive. We've been very pleased with the contents each week and have had fun trying to use the things that we may not have normally bought. It's a really great value and Dan's donates no-show pickup boxes to charity. They have an online order form that they post on facebook every Monday listing the expected produce box items and you pick up that Saturday (https://squareup.com/store/dans-produce). During these plague-times they have pickups ordered by last name so you have a set time to come pickup to reduce congestion. They do great social distancing practices; you show ID, they put the box right in your trunk with no contact. The longest we've waited in line is 3 minutes. We really appreciate Dan's as our safe way to stock up on weekly fruits and veggies during these strange times. Note: I'm assuming that in normal times Dan's Produce is operating out of the North Tonawanda Farmers Market, but we only discovered them recently in our search for safe produce pick up.

I look forward to going to this farmers market. The variety of items is huge. A large number of…read morevendors are actual farmers and I enjoy conversing with them about their produce. You can learn a lot from them.

The Vendors are great, the food even better. HOWEVER, the man who manages the Market one Chris…read moreDelprince is a conman and a crook. Not only that he has serious anger management issues. Below is a photo photo him confronting and harassing me at my home because I have publicly spoke out about him.

Rotten produce and expired dairy products.....3 times in 10 days I've found mold in the cheese…read moreslices when I opened them, lettuce turns brown in 12 hours, butter expired 2 weeks ago, all right there on the shelf available for purchase. March 25,2026

This place has grown on me this year. Not enough to warrant a five star review, mind you, but I…read moreactually need more than one hand to count how many times I've been in there now, and that's saying a lot, because when it comes to grocery shopping, I am a creature of habit. While they aren't the best with brand name low prices, with Walmart and Aldi right up the street, they excel at in store offerings. Their bakery has some great offerings (there is a small cult following of their donuts in my circle) and I've heard they have better quality meat offerings compared to their competitors in town. There's a tempting case of to go meal choices by the deli, including sushi and fish fry. If you're looking for the basics, they do hold some pretty good sales if you take the time to look for them. They're my go to place in the colder months with rock bottom prices on apples and squash while it's in season, and they've held a few bogos that make me swing by the store to stock up. They've got a bottle room for returns, with recycling bins for the pesky non-redeemable plastics that get mixed in. They've got a large parking lot so you don't have to fight for a spot. And there's a coupon kiosk where you can print off savings. You can even load coupons to your store account (as simple as typing in a phone number) to earn points towards free stuff. Because who doesn't like free donuts? This isn't my go to place, but has become a going to place, one worth checking into.

This place is awesome, I shop here pretty frequently and it's always clean, crowded with customers…read more(but not to the point where it's overwhelming) and staff that goes out of its way to help you. It was a Friday and I was looking for a fish fry for my wife, I went to the tops next-door in the experience was awful, I tried this place, and somebody actually went out of their way to go in the back to find somebody to make the fish fry outstanding service you're not gonna beat!!

I stopped at the Wegmans on Niagara Falls Boulevard on my way to my aunt's house to pick up snacks…read moreand beverages for watching the Bills game and it was exactly what we needed. Wegmans is hands down my favorite grocery store and this location is basically just as good as the others. The store is huge and incredibly well stocked, with a great selection of pretty much everything from snacks, drinks, fresh produce, to prepared foods, and more. Prices feel reasonable for the quality and variety. Wegmans is the kind of place where you can easily grab a few essentials or end up browsing longer than planned (which always happens to me). During my January visit, everything was clean, organized, and easy to navigate, and checkout was smooth despite it being a busy time. If you're familiar with Wegmans, you know you're likely to get consistently great selection, quality products, and a reliable shopping experience.