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!

Recently visited this location and even though it felt smaller than my go-to Wegmans, I was…read moresurprised to see many game day catering options that I've never seen at other Wegmans. The beer section was also smaller than my Wegmans, but they still had a good variety.

I love this chain; it's dangerous to go in without a list!…read more The cheese aisle alone has magnetic power. Do I want marcona almonds roasted with rosemary or with truffle salt? Why yes I do!

Very nice store for everything and the worker very good and he have hlal Chinese and lamb and goat…read moreand beef

We have wanted to try them since they opened. In that time they have expanded into a grocery store…read moreas well. A tip? If you are going to get meat and groceries, go into the livestock area, order what you are going to order, then go grocery shopping. While you are grocery shopping (tell them @ the livestock window that you are going into the grocery department)...they will butcher and cut your meat to however you request. When it's done, more time then not, they will bring your meat into the store for you. I recommend it, because if you spend an extended amount of time in the live stock area, you WILL leave smelling like....livestock. My husband and I originally went for the first time over the winter, and we spent the entire time in the live stock area. We had to wash our coats after. Get in and get out of the live stock area. If you are going for live stock, you go to the window, tell them what you want. They will pull and weigh. You cash out and wait for your meat. We originally went for the live, fresh chickens, quickly expanding our meat order. While I will admit, the people who butcher the animals, they have a definite language barrier. It is much easier to tell the gentlemen at the window what you want, and HOW you want it cut up. Better yet, write it down. Once you've been there once, you get the gist, and it goes much faster, just because you know what you are doing. Best chicken ever. It is a totally different experience from the frozen, hormone pumped chicken from the store. And FYI, their brown chicken (while generally no different in price), tastes better then the white. I can't explain it, that is just the way it works. And save the chicken part extras (backs, necks, and what not) for stock. My freezer is full of it. On any given day, they will have several types of animals to choose from. White Chicken Brown Chicken Roosters Guinea Hens Turkeys Several different type of ducks Goats Lambs Cows Rabbits Just remember to pick up good freezer bags, as they only put them in clear plastic bags. I prefer switching everything over to a better bag. We go every couple of months, only because we buy so much when we do go, my freezer is full of meat for a while. Definitely a good meat market. Prices are reasonable, just remember, you are buying the whole animal. They will ask you if you want the heads, and hearts, and what not. They don't do it to be gross, they do it because you paid for the entire animal. They are waiting for FDA approval to sell their livestock, that they butcher and package, in the grocery section. For the time being, the meat in the freezer case is brought in from NYC. All in all, it IS clean, and you can't smell anything outside the building, OR in the grocery section. Go take a look! Worth It.

There are certain items that I have to go to Wegmans or Tops in order to buy. For everything else,…read moreI go to Save A Lot. They carry the basic staples in brand name AND in store brand products and offer a good range of selection for most products. Their meats are good quality and priced below the regular prices of Tops (and certainly Wegmans). The selection of vegetables and fruits are normal (apples, oranges, bananas, etc) and do not include the more exotic variety you'll find at Wegmans. This is where you come for the basics and they do that well. I start my shopping trip here and go to Tops or Wegmans for items I wasn't able to find here. The store is always clean and the staff are nice. The lines at the registers can get long as everyone tends to have full carts when they check out. They don't bag your groceries for you, but offer free boxes (from the shelves) or you can buy plastic bags for $0.10 each. A full cart generally takes about 6-7 bags. If you environmentally minded, you can reuse the bags or bring cloth bags when you shop. If you happen to see the triple delight brownie mix, buy it. You won't be disappointed. Store brand or not.

I like this Save-a-lot, a lot. It's cool. They have upgraded the meat department to include better…read morecuts/grade. The fresh produce is way much better than the last time I visited. Avacados for less than a $. Good Avacados!!. I'll cut this review off here simply because I have no disses however I need to state that they offer the RED GOLD TOMATO KETCHUP, 36 ounce, for 99 cents per bottle. This is something processed in Dunkirk with local tomatoes . I love being a locavore and I love even more that I go through about 8 bottles of this stuff every couple of months. I cook with it and my grand kids eat it with every meal...kinda, maybe.

This is one of my go-to spots for a quick grab-and-go lunch. The variety is fantastic--everything…read morefrom colorful salads and loaded subs to sushi and poke bowls. Whenever my boss is in town, we stop here between offices because there's plenty of seating and we can be in and out in no time. Convenient, fast, and consistently solid.

This is a huge, clean store with fresh seafood, fresh flowers and plants; grilling equipment,…read moreorganic staples and a large grab-and-go section.

My granddaughter & I went last night to do returns & browse the store…read more I was returning a duplicate gift & my granddaughter was returning salsa that had mold in it . The return went great and the clerk could not have been nicer. The problem was the lack of carts. There weren't any at the door we came in so my granddaughter went to the other entrance & there weren't any there either. People were leaving the store and going into the parking lot to find them & yes it was raining. I did want to look for 2 items, found one easily but never found the other. I'm sure we would have shopped longer had there been carts but who wants to carry everything leaving no hands to look for anything.

Great shopping and employee help. We go there often and use their pharmacy as well. Always great…read morecommunication and supply. Wish the construction would be done sooner so we can pick up meds in our car.

Top tier local grocery store in Orchard Park NY. TOPS is well known for its full service business…read moremodel. The produce is perfection! Beautifully displayed in a very large section of the store front. I grabbed fresh corn on the cob just because it was so plump and ripe! Our mission today is to grab a 10 piece deep fried chicken from the Carry Out Cafe. Hot and fragrant, the temptation to eat it in the car is so strong, so we hid it away in the trunk. We do recommend Tops for all your groceries.

My 75 year old sister purchased a case of water for under $4.00 that the cashier failed to place in…read moreher cart. When she realized that she did not have it, she called the store and was told to just bring in her receipt and get the water. When I took her back the next day, they refused to honor her receipt and told her she may be trying to steal the water. How ludicrous that a 75 year old woman would go all the way back to the store to steal a case of water that costs less than $4.00. They know what items have been left behind after being paid for but the service desk could not be bothered to check.

Had to walk back and forth to find items on my list. But. After finding them , store marked…read moresections nicely. As it was our first trip there, we did not know the setup of the store. The checkout area is the WORST.

It just wouldn't be a major holiday if I didn't stop at the market in the Square. I rely heavily on…read morethem for holiday pastries, and sausages for my Eastern European, Polish Easter celebration. Today I grabbed a placzek, a Kringle, and some Broadway Market horseradish. It has all the ambience on the Broadway market without having to leave my suburban neighborhood. I've been focused on Tavern style fish fries throughout this Lenten season. But today was only Thursday and the Market in the Square's deli doesn't serve beer battered fish until Friday. But imagine my surprise when I saw beer-batter fish in the prepared meals section of the deli. For $15 I got two huge beer-battered haddock cutlets, which when air fried are absolutely flavorful, crunchy coating and the fish is tender and tasty! I prepared all my homemade sides and tartar sauce, served it with a lemon and some rye! I sure didn't miss paying $52 at a restaurant for this tasty meal which served 3 people! I thoroughly enjoy the selection of fresh lilies and tulips in pots near the front of the store Cashiers are very helpful, pleasant, and caring.