Salvage yard and weigh station for commercial and residential use. Office is located right at the…read moregate and there is a commercial scale weigh in available as well. Service is always slow but friendly and to the point. Lots of scrap and parts for the odd job just laying around the yard here. You may just find what you need to complete that project, so dont be afraid to call or stop into the office here and ask!

From the owner: R&R Salvage has sought the best and highest paying markets for all the metals it purchases. This…read morenot only means that you get top dollar for all your scrap items, but it also ensures that every pound of scrap metal we purchase gets used to make new items. We help to preserve our environment.

Very rarely would I associate a bottle and can redemption with cleanliness, efficiency, and…read morewonderful customer service, but Bud's Bottle Barn has all of that and more. You can't miss this place! Located in Depew, it boasts a barn-like facade and a sizeable parking lot. Lots of spaces up front so taking your bottles and cans in is made even easier. Inside, it's eclectically decorated and full of fun knick-knacks, so you'll have plenty to look at while you wait. And the most surprising thing: it is pristinely clean! No nasty smells or gross sights. The employees here are top-notch, too. They are very kind and accommodating -- if you need any help bringing your cans in, they'll give you a hand. And they're super fast-moving as well. I could never keep the numbers straight in my head, so I give them props for being so good at mental math! If you find yourself with a bunch of bottles and cans to trade in for some nice cash, I'd highly suggest coming to Bud's Bottle Barn. You can't beat the service!

A great bottle return with a twist on the inside very unique. Very clean fast and great help every…read moretime you go in. If you want great service and a bit of the past come to Buds bottle return on French and take a few pictures while your there!

The old man that works here has an attitude. Besides the fact that he doesn't like Harley's, he is…read morea real jerk. After I told him I donate to the Max A Krakowiak House for the Poor, he would not give me 6 cents per can for the 6,734 bottles I needed to return. I don't care to recycle since I'm rich but I wanted to reduce my taxable income since I make so much money. I would never go to this place again. I made them give me all of my bottles back so I could go to Buffalo's Best Bottle & Can Redemption Center, located at 4040 Clinton St, West Seneca, NY. Those guys would give you the shirt off their back, or even a gift card to Wegmans (I am a partial owner of Wegmans). Please don't contact me for any clarinet repair I am very busy.

This place has really gone downhill the last few times I've visited…read more There was a sign on the door stating "won't accept more than $20 worth of returns." I can understand why they're doing that but isn't the whole existence of this place to take as many cans as possible? I ended up returning $22 worth of cans thanks to the worker who was by himself. One worker counting cans is a disaster. It creates a line of impatient people. Tons of people walked in with cans only to immediately leave. My last visit I saw multiple cars leave the parking lot. I get to the door and it was locked. There was a sign on the door that said "gone for lunch - 12:30 to 1". It was 11:15AM... I had to take $25 worth of cans to Consumers. If you want to make enemies, take more than $10 worth of deposits to a beer store. I've called multiple times to confirm hours, no one picks up. Someone at Consumers said they may be going through "new ownership" or a renovation. Either way they need to fix this place.

It is closed. It was a wasted trip. I took my bottles to the Can bottle return Store on Clark St in…read morethe charming village of Hamburg. They were very accommodating with fast service. I was out of there in no time. And they were very friendly appreciated it..

If you're half hour away from close don't bother. They can't tell time here as they'll close early…read more It's tough to make it here during regular working hours as it is but perhaps update your hours to say 4:30pm as close instead of 5:00pm...Pretty simple.

always nice employees , clean yard , never had an issue . Been scrapping here for yearsread more

Haven't been here in a long, long time but other than the equipment it hasn't changed much. I'm…read moreglad that I had my son with me since he had been here many times before and there are no signs indicating what to do and where to go. When we drove up on the scale, it took a while for someone to come out. Since we were bringing in specialized metals, we were directed to proceed to a special area. It took a few minutes for someone to bring us the special bin we needed to put out cargo in. Sorting of the material was quick and easy. The employees were friendly and helpful but the facility seemed to be grossly understaffed. The outside space was efficiently arranged and despite the fact that it is a scrap yard it was surprisingly clean. I realize that scrapping is not for everyone but if you have junk lying about, call them and get their prices. You'll be pleasantly surprised.

Our normal place was busy, so we decided to come here to turn in our cans and bottles. It was…read morequick and easy and very clean. Great place and may have to use this place a little more.

Excellent and fast service, they always work fast to get the bottles counted, I have always had…read moregreat customer service and the place is clean, I go out of my way to come to this place, it's never a long wait

This is where you can drop off your TV or computer that you no longer use and your local BuyNothing…read morepage hasn't found a new home for. They tend to be open six mornings a week from 8 to 12 I believe, but it is published on their website. It's down on Seneca Street, you drive-in you drop off your things, and you will need to show ID that you live in the city of Buffalo. You're also not allowed to drop off business computers, only home computers that you want to recycle. Or home TVs that you want to recycle. It's all electronic waste. It's outlined on the city website. If you are unable to get here due to hardship or age you can call the city and arrange a pickup.

I heard about "the place that counts with machines" but never visited. My bottles & cans have…read morealways been processed by a clerk behind a counter or one at a time by the machines at Wegmans. This time I had LOTS so I thought I'd give it a try. This business is unusual in that the business operates out of the building's side entrance. Parking is adequate, especially since the turn over rate here is surprising. I was met at the door by two very friendly employees who explained how this system works. They do everything. Just hand them the bags and stand back. The system operates so quickly that I was just barely able to keep up bringing bags in. The system is totally automated. Once the workers empty the bags into the sorting area everything is automatic. It's really amazing to watch as the bottles and cans are arranged and processed to a conveyor belt that takes them away. Everything is counted by computer. When finished, you're given a ticket that you take to a window where you are paid. Start to finish, 779 bottles and cans were processed in 6 minutes including getting paid I will never go anywhere else again.

Quickest and cleanest can/bottle return in the area. The staff are friendly and the machines sort…read morethe cans quickly.