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.

Maybe this isn't the right season, but I was highly disappointed with what was being offered. There…read morewasn't that many stands out, it was probably 15 venders at most. Back at one time, you had so many choices it was shoulder to shoulder traffic. The prices no longer show any value to cause you to come here. Honestly you can shop at Price rite and Walmart, and see that their vegetables and fruit are cheaper.

This place is great for some things, not so great for others…read more The best part of this market are the lfower sellers in the spring.summer. I go here for all my annuals, and all my herbs that I grow. I used to buy veggie plants, too, but now I just focus on flowers and herbs. Their selection is wonderful, and they are always fully-stocked. They have tons of plants, and several different vendors. Good news is, the prices are basically the same so there's no need to shop around- but some vendors focus more on one thing than others. There's the herb and vegetable plant seller, and the one that focuses more on flowers. Then the one in the back sells everything- but they each have their own unique items. I try to purchase form everyone to spread the wealth. There is a vendor who has a "farmers market" but it's not a real farmers market. They are selling food that you get at supermarkets- produce form California, Mexico, et. They are NOT selling local farm stand items, so if you want a farmers market experience where you support your local farmers- DO NOT buy form this one. This is my really big negative gripe about this place. The parking lot is also atrocious!! there are more potholes, crumbling asphalt, and dips than there is smooth pavement! I have to drive 5mps through the whole place! They could use a new parking lot - it's really bad. There's also a flea market of sorts in the far back that is there sometimes, not other items- I went to look once, but it seemed like a lot of junk, and nothing I was interested in. I will say this place is an odd mix of things, but the flower vendors for my garden are irreplaceable, an I will always com here to stock my garden every year!

An enormous hall of great provisions: Fresh breads daily at 09:30; deli meats, sliced to order;…read moreseafood (including trout and walleye filets!) baked goods; great prices on fruits (29 cents/pound for bananas) Adjacent to this is a greenhouse with both house plants and garden plants. My favorite item in the greenhouse was the shallow pot with five types of lettuces: It's called the "Salad Bowl". Loved the atmosphere!

Stopped at Niagara produce of Elma for the 1st time very nice great produce and great prices for…read morethem. Meats looked fresh and good prices even the deli had good prices. Had a area for almost expired things got 2 cake mixes! Big garden center being almost Halloween had out nice decorations! Only one problem! Big line with only 2 cashiers

So much for the kids to do, giant Jenga, Connect Four, Checkers, hula hoops. Plenty of food options…read morefrom Pizza to health food. There are also a few Crafters selling their goods and it's a little early for vegetables so most of the Farms are selling flowers and plants until the Harvest. Oh and of course the puppies! Pet Connection is there every week with the most adorable puppies. Plenty of smiling faces friendly people. A welcome sight every Thursday.

The Main Street Marketplace in West Seneca is a new farmers market that opened in late spring 2014…read more Open each Thursday from 4 - 7:30 pm through the summer, it is situated on the "grassy knoll" directly on the West Seneca town property corner on Main and Union. In wet weather, it moves down to the parking lot in front of the Ice rink. Parking is available behind the Police/Town offices and Library area. I've been able to go a few times and have been fairly impressed for being a new market/area just getting its footing. They feature about 20-30 vendors and have carefully selected those of good quality without having 10 of the same type of product. Listed from their facebook page (which is updated weekly) the vendors are: Alpine Made, Biscotti for Everybotti, BRD's Forever Farm, Chateau Buffalo, Chow Chocolat, Donna's Pepper Jelly & Jam, Fernwood Enterprises, Gelato Gypsy, Great Harvest Bread Company, Hanzlian's Sausage & Deli, Hard Pressed Farm, Jackie's Kitchen Garden, JJ's Jams, Keeping Traditions, Kornerstone Coffee, Lilies of the Field, My Father's Fudge, Pet Connection Programs Inc., Plato Dale Farm, Susie Cuke's Pickle Company, Sweet Dream Maple Farm, The Pasta Peddler, Village Grove Bake Shop, Weiss Farm, William's Florist & Gift House. Food to eat right there is available from Dukes Donuts, House of Munch, Just Pizza, and DogEars Cafe. Most weeks, depending on weather, I have seen just about every vendor there. They feature a weekly charity/group and have some sort of entertainment from a brass small ensemble to guitar/singer duo for a couple hours of the market. Vendors are all friendly, offer generous samples, and have decent prices. While this is something you probably won't be able to do all of your weekly shopping at, it is a nicely accessible market for this area of the suburbs for some specialty purchases, fresh produce, or just a nice walk-around and snack. I like that they did not try to be too big, too fast and I look forward them continuing to grow here in West Seneca.

Didn't get any recent pictures so I'll add the ones from back in October. This is a great spot for…read moreyour produce and some baked goods. We stopped in October and had to get our pumpkins from here but also grabbed a couple of pies and some more produce to take home for dinner. They are very good at having a good selection of items each season and we usually get our corn from here. It tastes better somehow? Not sure but maybe it's the local touch! The staff here are always friendly and great which gives the whole farm a very warm vibe. There's always something here that we end up leaving with and it's a great little farm for a bunch of needs. We love it and will be back soon!

First off. Cute place. Lots of local products. And good stuff too. The gooiest brownies I've ever…read morehad. More than that though, there was an error on my bill that I didn't notice until later. They too care of it perfectly. I'll be back!

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.

I ordered a pie for Christmas and they gave me the wrong one and the woman who took my order over…read morethe phone got it wrong and the baker was a asshole treating people as if your bothering them slapping pies in a box to go. I came in from Niagara Falls planning h on bringing the pie for dessert but that didn't happen because the incompetent people presently there don't care for the customers in which in fact if your in the hospitality industry, "the customer is always right. .....well not at Mayer bro. They are boycotted now. I won't even drink thief apple juice next fall.

My husband passed this place this morning and called me to tell me to stop in because it looked…read morereally cute. The owner was working and was so friendly and was very helpful in picking out some produce. The place is pretty small but he has a nice selection of fresh produce. The prices are pretty on power with the grocery store, so if you're located in Lackawanna, this is a nice, convenient place to go get your produce for the week!

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!!

A typical Top's with a good choice of food and other stuff (my precise technical term). This…read morereview is about the new (?) bottle and can return machines. They are pretty cool: each one handles bottles and cans, so you don't have to jump from a can machine to a bottle machine. You can park in front of one machine and feed all your bottles and cans. You have to be careful to feed one bottle or can at a time, or else the machine rejects it. I don't know how many other Top's stores have these upgrades yet.

The Q Packs here have been heaven sent during COVID 19 as you want to avoid the grocery story as…read moremuch as possible. The ordering system, right on their website, is simple to use and curbside pick up is available as well, but delivery is included in the price (to certain locations, however if you don't see your location available you can call and make arrangements) The produce is fresh, neatly and safely packaged, we have ordered from them twice already. They also just recently donated 200 mini Q Packas to the cleaning/sanitation/transportation essential workers at ECMC.

We come here to get our produce every week. If it's just for our family's meals or the family…read morereunion coming up they always have great prices, way lower then wegmans and always seem to last longer then any super market produce. You can call ahead or stop by they always get my order quickly and usually have that out of season fruit that I've craving.open to the public with great prices and no membership fees

I've come here multiple times since they opened and I consistently have a great experience. They've…read morebecome my go to spot for Keeping Traditions pierogies, as well as for many of my other favorite local brands. I also like that they host outdoor markets outside their shop, and I've met many new local vendors this way! If you haven't stopped by yet, I recommend it. They carry a great variety of items in their small shop.

This place is new on Bailey near Whole Foods…read more It sells only things made in Buffalo. specialty products made in Buffalo. It started as kissed by the sun spice company and it's expanded as far as I can figure out. Kissed by the Sun spice Blue Table Yankees fancy Babcias Pierogi What's poppin popcorn And so much more. Facing Whole Foods look left - they are in the building that's on Bailey, but they face the Whole Foods parking lot.