Pictured: Butter lambs from Malczewski's Butter Lambs and stuffed banana pepper pierogis from Babcia's Pierogi BuffaliciousBites gives The Broadway Market 5 stars! read more

Broadway Market - Shopping Centers Near Me - Buffalo, New York

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It is strange to write a review for a candy/chocolate vendor with no name, but I saw no name posted over the counter of this vendor at the Broadway Market. I purchased 4 pieces of sponge candy, 2 milk chocolate orange(for a present) and 2 dark chocolate. These four pieces of sponge candy weighed slightly over 1/2 pound!!! I have never seen sponge candy cut into such large pieces. I ate most of one dark chocolate piece. It had a very thick coating of chocolate over the sponge, and it was pretty good chocolate. It was the sponge that was not great. It was very dense, and it seemed not very fresh. It was difficult to bite off a piece. I could not eat the whole four plus inch piece of sponge all at one time. At $23.99/lb. the candy at this stand is reasonably priced compared to other candy stores. I just wish the sponge had been less dense and fresher. read more

Broadway Market - The sponge candy display - Shopping Centers Near Me - Buffalo, New York

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It's not often I write a bad review, but with a heavy heart, I'm about to. I'd like to start off with, this is an Easter tradition. The hustle and bustle that comes alive in this season brings me so much joy. For me, placek, sausage and perogi's always top my list With that said, this place is filthy. It's a complete disgrace that they sell, cook, and consume food here. I'm surprised they haven't been shut down. There was an overwhelming strong smell of urine in the dining area, where we sat to eat perogi's. The floors as a whole look like you could scratch your name in them. The bathroom floors and walls have not been cleaned in ages. None of these things are debatable, just unfortunate fact *EDIT* I'm not trying to target any of the individual vendors, more of the faculty as a whole Sporadically there are what seems to be homeless/ and or drugged individuals there for the long haul. Sleeping, not eating or drinking. I think security should try to control this. On a regular review note, I didn't see a single stand selling placek, what a bummer. read more

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The Broadway market really ebbs and flows regarding fluctuations in customers and vendors. It's great this Easter season to see folks coming back after the last few years were more heavily affected by the pandemic. Come for the Polish vendors and food to take home (as there isn't as much hot, ready to eat Polish food now), and have some Filipino, Halal, or Margie's Soul Food. We loved our fresh food enjoyed at the market and were so happy to enjoy rye bread, hoarse radish, etc. that night for dinner. Minus one store for bathrooms and the parking garage being less than appealing to many. read more

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This was the first time I have ever come to the Broadway Market. Our group was hassled for money outside of the building. We spent about an hour here, but the live music was so loud that we left. It wasn't crowded, but it was a Wednesday afternoon. We loved the amount of wineries that were represented, and tried samples at each. The wine slushy was delicious. We had expected to find more Polish venders, especially since this was the week before Easter week. read more

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Perhaps new to the Broadway Market, certainly new to me. A stand with Philippine food. Cash only. Communal table to sit at, so you can get food here and your companion can get pierogis or soul food etc. Menu posted on a chalk board. Likely to change often I imagine. read more

Soupfest at the Market! A new and smaller version of the Soupfest they had pre pandemic at the Buffalo Convention Center. Grouped together in the Market there were 7 soup vendors and 2 with sweet treats. At Crazy Good Eats I tried the spicy chicken gumbo and the Reuben soup with rye croutons. The gumbo was a very nice one with a great spicy after burner. The Reuben was a real surprise with beef and sauerkraut in the soup. Creative and very tasty. My favorite of all the soups I tasted. Next stop was Blue Fire BBQ with their pork pozole rojo with pulled pork and veggies and a dot of sour cream on top. Nice and tasty. On to 773 North to taste their Patty Melt soup with hamburger and american and cheddar cheese. Very cheesy and a very good soup. I also had their Stinger soup. It's made with stinging nettles. After the Reuben soup I rank this for second place. The sampler sizes were approximately 3 ounces and were $3 each. Not really cheap but for sure it is a nice way to sample a number of soups. read more

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Came here 2 weeks before Easter Sunday. I learned through word of mouth that this is the place to be during the Easter holiday and is definitely a historical and delicious gem worth checking out. My friend and I perused the market (fresh produce and butcher stand on one end), tried out samples of local honey, jams and mustards, listened to the band, and made conversation with the friendly stand owners (there's a 2nd floor of booths). We thought this was a great way to see what there was to offer (all the food was on the main floor - tons of chocolate, polish dessert, soul food, pierogis and more!) before buying the first thing we saw. We ultimately decided on: - East West Cafe - pierogis (Farmer's cheese and potato and cheese) and polish smoked sausage - Duke's donuts - hot apple cider (from one of the cider mill farms) - Pierogi by Paula - Farmer's cheese - Raspberry filled paczkis and almond bear claw - Kathrene's Philippine cuisine - young coconut drink Everything was tasty but the star of the day was the pierogis and polish smoked sausage from East West Cafe. Plan to spend $20 per person if you're looking to fill up here. A minor gripe but offering more seating would be great. Most of the seating was congregated right in front of the stage or around several small tables at the center of the market. Not going to stop me from returning though. I'd love to see what it's like outside of the Easter season. Parking: plenty garage and side street parking (for a nonEaster Sunday weekend) read more

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I went to the Broadway market for my very first time on Good Friday. Lots of vendors with very interesting products for sale. I enjoyed myself for quite a while as there was so much to look at and one of my favorite pastimes is window-shopping and browsing. I picked up a nice bottle of wine and some cheese, and also some Dyngus Day gear (shirt, silly hat, pierogi earrings) for Monday when I will attend the parade for my first time as well. I would be interested to see what the Broadway market looks like during off-season days. I'll definitely be back. read more

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It's been a family tradition to go to the market and Good Friday and it never lets us down! They have everything you need for your Easter celebration and much much more. Love the experience and atmosphere around Easter time at the market. read more

My husband and I went to the Broadway market the weekend before Easter. It is a Buffalo tradition to visit the Broadway Market at the Easter season but neither of us had participated in this tradition. The focus is on polish food traditions. We tried the pierogis from the East-West Cafe. We tried a fried bologna sandwich and a polish sausage sandwich from Potts Deli & Grille. The place was crowded. Many people were buying their favorite polish foods and sweets in preparation of Easter. There was sittings with the Easter bunny for young kids. Polish music and dancing. A real cultural experience. Maybe you should try it? read more

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There was a time when you came to the Broadway market, you knew you were going to enjoy the experience. Long ago it was full of vendors, and full of people looking to find fresh vegetables and fruits. Well unfortunately, those days are long gone. Now there is just a hand full of of venders, and the place looks more like a ghost town. There's still some good shops here, but depending on the time and day. They may not be open for business. read more

The Broadway Market was like a ghost town. It was Saturday around lunch time when we decided to drive there to try Kathrene's Cuisine. We learned about them from the article in Buffalo Rising. What a disappointment when after walking around the building a few times, we didn't find any sign of Filipino food. The probably left the market already. We saw soul food available, some Polish stuff also, but generally most of food vendors were not there and a lot of stands were closed. The atmosphere was sad and depressing. The cherry on the top of my dreadful experience there was a meat seller with awful attitude not only to his employee but also to me, the customer. It was really unpleasant transaction and I'm sure I'll never come back to this section of the market, why should I? I don't think I would like to deal with this again. But if you need something like a Polish souvenir kind of 'chachkies', amber jewelry or a new hat, that's the place where you can check the merchandise out. The question is if I ever will be back to the Broadway Market? They say "never say never", but for now, not even in the far future. read more

Broadway Market - I need it........... not! - Shopping Centers Near Me - Buffalo, New York

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We went to Broadway market yesterday for the Bombay Arepas pop up restaurant event. You have to check them out next time they have an event. Great arepas! It was my first time there at the market since Easter which is normally when I go. I was actually pleasantly surprised. It obviously wasn't as busy as Easter with not nearly as many customers or vendors. What was nice was being to actually have some nice conversations with some of the vendors. We tasted samples of apple strudel at Sweet Temptations du Jour which was made from the flakiness filo dough! So good! The owner actually holds classes and does demos on how to make the dough. Sounds like events worth checking out. Talked to the guy at KBS spice company and got some history about this family owned business. Great spices there. Also spoke with someone from Chateau Buffalo while tasting their wine and Pierogi by Paula among others. The 2 meat markets and fish markets were extremely busy the entire time we were there. We picked up a few items with excellent prices! It was nice to see the market with all these vendors excited about their businesses and people coming in for normal shopping and not just for the holidays. I won't wait so long for my next visit! read more

I've been going to the Broadway Market every year around Easter since I was a little kid. My father would always tell stories of how his parents would take him here when he was a boy, and how different the place was when he was little compared to how it is now. I just love being able to visit this place considering how long it's been in Buffalo, and how it continues to offer quality goods from local vendors. The Market has a number of meat sellers near the back of the building, who offer a range of goodies from lamb to beef, even duck! We always make sure to buy some Polish sausage and pierogis. Sometimes they've got people selling flowers. Easter chocolate is plenty, along with butter lambs and all your favorite Polish treats (like chałka!). They usually have an area that sells dog collars, of all things. But I discovered that Fetch! Dog Treats had a table there, also selling Easter-themed dog goodies. They've also got a little restaurant inside, with diner-style seating. They make wonderful breakfasts, and they've apparently got the best pierogis in Buffalo. I haven't tried them, but I'm sure they're good. I haven't visited outside of the Easter season, so I'm not sure what it's like to visit during a weekday or a weekend, but the times I have visited have almost always been while the market is incredibly busy. It can get particularly crowded as it gets closer to the middle of the day, as opposed to the early morning, and the busy crowds can sometimes make it hard to get to everything, so we typically plan on going early. The Market is seriously great. It's an experience you shouldn't let yourself miss out on! read more

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As a Rochesterian with close ties to Buffalo, I am amazed that I've never been down to Broadway Market, so with Easter right around the corner I asked my friend Lindsay A. to take me on my recent trip there. A proud Polish American girl, I really enjoyed being here during the Easter season. The place was packed and there were some great vendors. There weren't a lot of vegetables, but who's buying that at Easter? We're here for the meats and pastries. Actually, I was on a mission to buy a Placek and get some pussy willows. It seems only in Buffalo that this is normal. I was pleased to find small bunches of willow branches instead of the long, whip-like ones that were more prevalent. I'm a little too old to be chasing the boys around with those things. Instead I like to keep them in a vase on my mantle, and I was happy to find what I was looking for. Also stumbled upon a small vendor Sweet Temptations du Jour. They made a great sugar waffle coated with dark chocolate and almonds. OH SO GOOD. It was my dinner actually on the drive back to Rochester... and I indulged in every second of it! There was also a shop inside that had great Polish items - So happy with my new apron that wishes you all SMACZNEGO! And I got a cute little onesie for my nephew. He's definitely a "Precious Pierogi!" It was crowded and that was expected, but it really wasn't too bad considering. I wasn't buying meats so I didn't have to wait in line for too long. Bought my Placek at Melanie's and I'll let you know how that is later. It looked moist and delicious compared to some of the others available. Broadway Market doesn't really compare to the open air style and size of Rochester's Public Market... but this may become a Holy Week outing I have to make more often! read more

Broadway Market - Pussy willows! - Shopping Centers Near Me - Buffalo, New York

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We came for our traditional Easter-time visit this year... and I was so so so so disappointed. There is usually a HUGE amount of different bakeries offering their goods and there's usually such a huge selection of treats to choose from that it's overwhelming. However, they had very limited number of bakeries this year, and one of the bakery vendors (Gino's italian) didn't even accept credit cards. read more

I don't get what's going on with the market They are going into a new direction- Less of what it was...polish bakeries and restaurants, meat markets and small shops to roti stands and Afghan establishments That's fine, but not what the market was or is How I miss the days when there was the small Tops market, tons of bakeries and eateries Now it's just odd read more

Went to the Broadway Market on Palm Sunday. Wasn't as crowded like years passed but had enough venders to make it interesting. My daughter couldn't wait to get bbq hamburger's from Babcia's pierogi and wasn't disappointed and got golomki too she liked the inside but now enough sauce was dry and wasn't rolled tight. I wanted pierogi and didn't like their's so we went to Potts deli where they had a little stand that had 3 items unlike the restaurant in the market that was crowded and smelling great! I love there pierogi got cheese wasn't dry or too sweet just the right mix delicious and the kraut. Was the best not dry or sour was perfect texture and the dough was great and a big size unlike Babcia's .my daughter got there golomki like the inside better from Babcia's but the cabbage was rolled tight and had plenty of great sauce. We also went to Strawberry Island which is a candy stand I love the chocolate covered strawberries but didn't get this time but got an old favorite Charlie Chaplin on a stick! Very disappointed tasted like just marshmallow's dipped in chocolate lacked the coconut ! There was a few pieces but more would have brought me back to the past just left me to regret I disturbed that great memory if they added more coconut it would be great. We had a great visit to a great place from my past I visit from time to time read more

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Always come here on Easter. Best place to get all your favorite things for your basket. Chocolate, hams, polish sausage, horseradish, cross bread and of course pierogies. While shopping there are a few wineries available for tasting. There some crafts and vegetable stands and different vendors. All which make this place interesting and a place to check out on Easter and every other weekend of the year. This place could be a great place to go if marketed the right way. read more

This review is based on my experience visiting the Broadway Market on the Monday (4/14) before Easter Sunday. I had never gone to the Broadway Market before yesterday but remember my Grandma and Aunts and Uncles always talking about it and their memories associated with it. I decided it was finally time to experience it for myself. I typed the address into my handy dandy GPS and off I went. Having lived in Los Angeles for a year, I was all too pleased to discover the parking ramp was F-R-E-E! Not a big deal in Buffalo but alas, free parking is awesome anywhere. After finding my way into the market, I walked around the upper level and then took the escalators down to discover quite an array of vendors selling both Dyngus Day/Polish paraphernalia and Easter goods. It was crowded and even more people were coming in as I was heading out. I thought the hand painted eggs, produce, meat, buttered lambs (of course), and baked goods were all awesome. A wide variety, indeed. There were also an assortment of flowers and different wineries on location. I've been told countless times that almost all of the stuff at the Broadway Market you can get elsewhere but, to me, that is not as appealing. I wanted to experience the Broadway Market for myself and I'm happy it is still in Buffalo. read more

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A flavor of Buffalo's rich cultural heritage is found at this quaint market. Polish food, crafts and some Polka dancing make for a fun outing. Pierogis and pastries are yummy. There are fresh vegetables and meats to buy to take home too. Lots of other miscellaneous vendors to add variety. Simple, but nice. Best to go before the Easter rush. Parking is still free in the ramp. read more

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Thanksgiving another holiday the Broadway market,to me. I've grow up in the neighborhood. Not much have invested in area around the area compared to the population. Let's talk about the food the little shops that exciting are professional. They are the best behind the counters. I still find my way back. Everyone that have lived in Buffalo knows the market. That way be unionized to fight city hall to demand the respect. Mayor never did anything. Remember Mayor Sedita he made sure the market was Thriving. Those days were perfect for the whole community.jobs housing. When he retired everything changed. Sedita took great care of his peoples. He really made a difference. Now we have Brown water skating ring to a splash ring. 15 years. Train station is down the street. Just one day something may give." read more

Love the hustle of this place during the holidays. I went to browse and fight crowds this Easter season, love that they have extended hours. It made getting there easier but the crowds were still sizeable. That didn't deter me from scouring every inch. Meats, chocolates, wine, baked goods, spices, pierogi, hand crafted goodies. Everything you can imagine or want! I left with lots of fond memories from days gone by, as well as a sizeable haul including a butter lamb! read more

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The Broadway Market is a truly unique experience in Buffalo, a large indoor vendor market. We went early yesterday morning as part of a yearly pilgrimage we make around Easter time. There are dozens of vendors selling all sorts of local made goods ranging from chocolates, to baked goods, to clothing, dips, spices, fresh vegetables and meats, and much more. They also usually have live entertainment like bands, guitarists, and traditional polish dancing. I'm not sure if that's year round or just for Easter, since it's typically the only time we go. On our yearly trip we usually go for the delicious local chocolates (peanut butter eggs mostly) and baked goods (I walked away with a pair of delicious cannoli) but occasionally splurge on other things. Last year I bought a shirt, this year we got a butter lamb. We also usually get a couple of pierogis since there are a dozen stands that serve them cooked all around the market. To me this is a wonderful yearly tradition my wife and I truly enjoy, and I can't think of a better way to get out and support local businesses! read more

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It's been years since I've been in here. I went a few weeks ago to enjoy a cooking class at The Kitchen at Broadway Market. It was the first of the series hosted by WEDI Buffalo. We sat to learn how to make hot pepper mustard and the results were very tasty. I was impressed with the number of vendors in the market bc again it had been so long since I'd last seen I hadn't heard much about it since. I know that a lot of the vendors are the temporary markets from the Westside Bazaar as they finalize their new location on Niagara St. I didn't even know that there was a Camellia Meats in there. My personal fav for beef sausages!! Overall the Broadway Market seems to really have picked up. I hope that it continues to do well in there. read more

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On the hunt for some foodie finds, I made my way to The Broadway Market. This used to be a bustling little market years ago, and is still home to a few vendors, but it wasn't nearly as exciting as I hoped for. The neighborhood it was in was very run down, but it was worth a stop! I found candies, met wonderful people and it was on Broadway St. which is what the Goo Goo Dolls song "Broadway" is about. They are from Buffalo!! One of the hot items at Broadway Market are the butter lambs (modeled by Jacque in my pictures). The butter lamb is a particular tradition in Buffalo, New York's Broadway Market, in which the annual introduction of the butter lamb is a symbol of spring. A traditional butter sculpture usually accompanies the Easter meal for many Russian, Slovenian, Polish Catholics. While I was there, Jacque also showed me a couple other local foodie finds, including Crystal Beach sugar waffles and suckers. The Crystal Beach Candy Co. is located in Fort Erie, Ontario, just minutes away from the site of the famous Crystal Beach Amusement Park. The Amusement Park was famous for many things including the "Comet" roller coaster, the beautiful Dance Hall, delicious Sugar Waffles, and the Hall's Original Suckers. I didn't sample the Crystal Beach goodies but I did pick up some sponge candy. I got some from Melanie's Sweets Unlimited (sold by the bag) and also from Strawberry Island (sold by bag and individually with lots of chocolate options). These are so yummy. They are very light. The chocolate is very good. Sugar is boiled until it gets all foamy then allowed to harden to a crispy crunch as it cools. It's then encased in creamy chocolate. The inside is the color and crunch kind of like a Butterfinger but nothing like it. Make sense? I expected it to be soft but it's actually crunchy. I loved these! Jacque also told me about satellite wafers. Broadway Market is a hot spot during Easter and these classic candies usually end up in Easter baskets. These are the kinds of candies she remembered eating as a kid. You break them open and they have little candies inside. Pastry Hearts are a regional dessert found in Buffalo. Based upon French puff pastry, and resembling a palmier, the best versions of this heart-shaped dessert are loaded with what seems like an impossible depth of bright white sugar icing. I found it rather bland and it is not softer, it's more flaky. But I did get a day old version so I might have missed out! Overall, I'm happy I stopped. It was a good way to experience some of the local traditions of Buffalo but I wish there was more going on, more vendors, more people and a less creepy neighborhood. Plenty of parking though, which was nice! read more

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What a wild place to be eight days before Easter Sunday. Parking was abundant around the market. But suck in and hold hands when you're ready to push open those front doors. It's mayhem! People, vendors, food, tchotchkes, clothing, glassware, candy, baked goods, meat and more meat, butter lambs, pussy willows, horseradish root, maple syrup, local honey, mustards, hair ornaments, bibs, lunch, frozen pierogi, fresh pierogi, vendors moving giant (floor-to-7'-high) carts of placek, phew. Oh a polka band, and (I am not making this up) an organ grinder (no monkey), young people working, young people walking, strollers, a man in a purple corduroy suit jacket...your eyes darted from thing to thing, person to person, like you couldn't quite focus before the next oddity or cool thing popped into your field of vision. It took your mind a nanosecond to process in fact if what you just saw was cool or bizarre. Not for the crowd avoidant. And imho not a good place for strollers: the kids can't see much but back sides, and it's too cumbersome to navigate. It's got to be claustrophobic and not fun. For anyone. We bought a hyacinth plant for $6.50, horseradish in a jar, some "famous Broadway Market prepared mustard", a loaf of authentic placek, and a dozen potato and cheddar pierogis. Prices were very reasonable. We exited after giving up waiting in a line that seemed endless for a bakery item, heading back the way we came, passing the fellow busking bass in front of the entrance and the sad saxophonist who was trying his best. This visit was fun but I may not be inclined to visit again for some years; it may take that long to process the experience. read more

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Although many people only talk about this market around Easter, it is open year round. You have two butcher shops competing side by side on the average day. That makes for great prices and great selection. I like to go on Fridays and Saturdays And the butchers and seafood are moving at a good clip and turning over product fast. Two bakery's and two produce stands. I think on a normal day their might be four places serving food. They have a Filipino food stand also. I think this place will start to get better as more immigrant are moving into the area and they will recognize this can be a good place to Open a small shop or stand. Park on the second floor of the parking ramp. You'll get a spot very close to the escalator on just about any day. Their is also a "save a lot" connect to the market. I think their prices were high on a few items. Just go across the street to Aldi for better prices on grocery stuff. read more

Good Friday 6am, got busy early. All markets open, friendly and willing to help. Purchased sausage and use the number system went fast. This is the way the market should be, lots of people and business. I will be back during the year to shop, hope to see more people too. read more

If you got rid of the "B" it would be the "Roadway Market" and then people would risk getting run over every time they visited. If you switched the R and O, and changed the A to an E, then it would be the Boredway Market, and there would be absolutely nothing here. And of course if you made it into a struggling local grocery store that almost nobody goes to, then it would become the Budwey Market, but who needs Budweys when you have this place. It's next to Broadway & Fillmore on the East Side. There are decent parking options. It's a lot bigger than it looks (that's what he said). There are a whole host of fantastic things inside. It's far less glitzy and glamorous and touristy than the West Side Market (Seattle) or the famous versions in Philly, Boston and Toronto. However, it's also a lot cheaper than those places. Yes they could do a lot more with the Broadway Market and it could be the "Reading Terminal" of Buffalo, but as long as it's not, it's really wonderful for what it is. My personal highlight is of course, McKenzie's Soul Food, which is some of the best soul food you will find anywhere at very competitive prices. Try the Smothered Pork Chop and the Mac N Cheese and tell me I'm wrong. The one down side of this market is when you get a bunch of random people that met on the internet running around doing Scavenger Hunts here. Who does that? Seriously? These people need to be locked up. read more

Not good anymore, dirty. Workers in a certain meat market weren't nice at all, just stared. Bugs in a certain bakery... never again

I went here twice to purchase steak salmon and was satisfied. However, I was surprised that they don't sell whiting fish. Be aware of your surroundings. I was asked for money from a guy and it was an uncomfortable situation. read more

The Broadway Market is an interesting market. It is an indoor mall that is also a farmer's market, but also has regular vendors. The best time of the year to visit this historic landmark is during the weeks leading up to Easter, where it transforms from a somewhat deserted place into a packed-to-the gills madhouse, as the entire city descends upon the place to get Easter goods, mostly celebrating Polish heritage. However, during the off times, this place is having a bit of a struggle. It is pretty deserted, and while there are quite a few outstanding gems in the place, it can be a little bit unsettling. It would be lovely to see this place transform into a more vibrant market during the times that it isn't Easter. read more

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This place is a Buffalo Easter tradition. Especially if you are Polish! I went here the Wednesday before Easter and it was already packed. I can't imagine what it's like on Good Friday, though I'm not brave enough to go on that particular day. They have a large and free parking garage which is very convenient. While the neighborhood around this place has declined the Broadway Market still remains stronger than ever. The place really reminds me of a smaller version of the Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia. Although, Reading Terminal is busy all year round this place is supposedly dead all other times beside the Easter season. I went here with my mom to get all the most important Polish Easter foods including Kielbasa, Polish sweet bread, and pickled eggs. The Polish sausage we picked up at Lupa's was amazing! It was fresher and cheaper than what you get at the grocery store. I bought the sweet bread from one of the stands in the middle. I don't remember the name of it but the sign was bright pink and it began with a "C". Apparently this place is where everybody gets their sweet bread so the place will stand out when you're there. The sweet bread price has gotten pretty high at $9, but it is really good and it's a tradition. I ate at the Polish diner while here and got the Polish Platter of course. It was pricey at $14, but it was really good. It came with pierogi, golambke, kielbasa, mashed potatoes, sweet and sour cabbage, and bread and butter. The pierogis and golambke were some of the best I've had anywhere. I bought a really good apple cider doughnut for only $1 at one of the stands for dessert. Also, I grabbed a cannoli at the same stand that I bought the sweet bread. The best tips I can give you about this place are to get your sausage and Broadway Market horse radish here because both are cheaper here than in the grocery store. Also, avoid going here on Good Friday, I've heard you can barely move then. If you consider yourself a true Buffalonian you should stop by here during the Easter season at least once. read more

Broadway Market - The Polish Platter. - Shopping Centers Near Me - Buffalo, New York

This place has gone downhill. Once a busy exciting place to be during the holidays, most of the businesses have closed or left. There are only about five businesses left. Not worth the trip. read more

Ok so it is not fully open but still can get many favorites. Come the three weld before Easter you can't get a parking space. read more

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Today is Palm Sunday. Starting today and ending on Holy Saturday is the biggest and best week for this Buffalo Landmark. Come to the market and find out why Buffalo Easters are so special. read more

Broadway Market - The Winery at Marjimmanor 's Table. - Shopping Centers Near Me - Buffalo, New York

Smelly building, ramshackle booths and dirty floors do not add up to "historical charm". This place is a dump, an unappealing open space with a "flea market" vibe selling a few grocery items, baked goods and prepared food. Nothing in Buffalo is far away, but my drive from North Buffalo to the Broadway was 20 wasted minutes of my life that I'll never get back. If I could give this pretentious "market" zero stars I would. read more

This is a Western NY institution. Very much worth the trip, especially at Easter. Don't be put off by the distance to get there or the run-down neighborhood, it is very safe. The place retains its "Old World" feel. There are many unique items for sale, especially for those of Polish heritage like me. Everyone, especially kids, will enjoy the decorated eggs, baked goods, and other treats. This is the place to be in the weeks leading up to Easter. It IS especially busy on Good Friday, so come early on that day. Some vendors are cash only. read more