Ibiza's where Mike took a pill And the rents around here…read moremake me ill But if they make you wince Just marry a Prince If the Harrys won't, Williamsville! Since the last time I reviewed this (18 months ago), this has basically been where I have spent the vast majority of my time. My gym is here, and I'm literally there from 3-5 hours every day of the week (can you tell). My tanning salon is close by (once a week, hi boys). I frequent several grocery stores in this area. I eat at Woo Chon Korea House at least once a week for their Yuk Gae Jang lunch special ($10) which is now by far the best Korean dish in the region since Seoul Garden closed down. I also hit up the amazing homestyle Chinese stuff at China King (Maple & N Forest) on a weekly basis. I ate a zillion times at Pita Gourmet, too, before I started grilling my own Chicken after finding out they don't give their tips to their employees (and I know other places around here that don't, either). Also I played soccer here once a week for years before I realized it was only causing me pain from exacerbated injuries, and making workouts harder. Barbie wants my body to be like the Atlas Mountains, and when my hamstrings and ankles and knees and groins are throbbing with pain, it's hard to work on that for her - and I'll do anything for her. She's been to W-Ville too... she waited at Starbucks while I was seeing my original WNY romantic partner (that I moved here for) at her work. The DiBella's here is pretty good. The Paneras are both iffy. There are some pretty nasty attitudes around here. Sweet Jenny's has great ice cream at both locations. There's a stunning waterfall here (and I don't mean Barbie). Anyway William just died so I need to go and see what he left me at the official reading of William's Will. My original review: If this were named Ricky Williamsville, everyone would be high on cannabis (rather than painkillers and anti-depressants). Thankfully it's not, it's merely Williamsville, which is more affiliated with the Patriots than Williams' Dolphins or indeed the Bills. You'll find out why later. I really love little Williamsville, it's adorable. It's like a smaller, friendlier, more manageable version of Amherst. Technically it IS Amherst, but whatever. Yes, it's a bit expensive and yes it's a bit fancy, but if you want to live in a suburban, fancy, friendly, safe, decent-smelling area, and not be too far from the city, W-Ville is where it's at. Plus Rob Gronkowski is from here. Don't tell me that you don't secretly get off on the fact that he is from here every time he scores yet another touchdown to destroy the dreams of Buffalonians just a little bit more. OK maybe not, but anyway. If I wanted to live closer to Buffalo (I live in the countryside now), this is where I'd probably live. It has everything a little cute American town should have... a lovely main street... lots of nice food options... good shopping options... friendly people... sometimes... plenty of greenery... and lots of people on painkillers and anti-depressants. There's plenty of nice noms here too, like Spices Of India (best Indian lunch buffet and amazing Garlic Naan), and Sweet Jenny's amazing Ice Cream, and of course Rachel's Lebanese is excellent too. Some excellent Buffalo-style pizza (Mattina's), and some nice back-road routes to avoid traffic (because Main Street through W-Ville is a nightmare). Nearby Marco's (Maple location only) has the best sandwich in WNY (the Sinatra... trust me, try it. One of the best in the country), and China King & Wok n Roll both have some excellent authentic Chinese dishes as well as the usual americanized stuff. The former is cheaper. The latter has bubble tea on weekends. Anderson's has its best location right in Wville, try the Beef On Weck, the Chicken Tender sandwich, and the custard. There's a Ted's on Transit (get the Polish) and La Divina has a location there now too (amazing tacos). Pita Gourmet, also, is nearby, as is The Pita Place for more Lebanese stuff. So lots of delicious options for you. And if the Bills won't satisfy you, maybe the Williamswill.

I spent a little bit a time in the village of Williamsville last week. I was there for a specific…read morepurpose, but my car was parked and I took a moment to just walk Main street. All the little shops are trying to be open, they all have hours clearly posted on the doors; they all have masks signs posted and are doing their best. Williamsville has created a few public parking places which is a really smart idea because it gets people into the area and it makes it easy for them to stay. The streets and the lights are all nicely managed and maintained, making for easy driving and walking experience both. Update 105 2021

The stuff around here is expensive. It certainly isn't on Clearance. Otherwise, it'd be Clearance,…read moreNY. I would be lying through my teeth if I said that I didn't miss this beautiful sleepy suburb of Buffalo very much. Living here is in many ways paradise and if I compare it to where I've lived before - in the heart of the sweaty San Fernando Valley or in the humidity of Houston close to downtown or even in my little tiny houses in Oxford and Manchester (England) and don't get me started on dorm rooms in Washington DC area... I have to say that living in Clarence was the best of all of them. So you're not near any good restaurants and you're far away from the highway (despite it running through Clarence, thanks for the toll road morons), and that sucks, as does the weather in winter, but living out in the country with the beautiful air, the greenery, the fields, the animals and everything is the most beautiful thing, and although much of Clarence is more built up now, much of it isn't. The food options aren't as good as in some of the other suburbs, but that doesn't bother me at all. I can drive to wherever is needed for food... I wouldn't live anywhere other than Clarence in this area after living here. I couldn't go back to Amherst or any of those other burbs because living out in the countryside is like paradise, or in this case, "Claredise." By the way, watch out for the evil insects here. They will literally kill you. Hence the town name, "Killerants, NY." I prefer taller ants though. They are more peaceful. They have a live-and-let-live attitude. Which is why they are called Tolerance. Plus I found my lovely Starlight and my lovely Son here. It will always be one of my favourite towns in the country and I miss it so much.

I'm not someone who has spent alot of time in Clarence until recently. I just don't get out that…read morefar often. But recently I have been here a few times for different reasons. One is to pick up Wagyu beef at the local farm. The other is to see a friend who lives out here. So I've spent a little time in town walking around. It's cute. Very. Nice little coffee shop and a few stores. Surrounded by farmland and working farms. Some horse barns too. Very close to the city, but still has flavor of the country. Looking forward to spending more time here.

What a treat to walk through Allentown historic district. The well preserved 19th century…read morearchitecture is a mix of styles including Victorian and Federal. These grand homes have been restored almost to their original look. Quite a treat to see and photograph. Street metered parking available.

The best way to describe this area, is by taking some information from Wikipedia. Which says, the…read moreAllentown Historic District is a historic district that was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980,[1] and expanded in 2012. It includes the Kleinhans Music Hall which is separately listed on the NRHP and is further designated as a National Historic Landmark. Also listed on the NRHP is the Birge-Horton House on Delaware Avenue. There a a few parks in this area as well, and they were designed by a famous person. This area is great for walks and cycling.

So this remains a very cute small suburb of Buffalo. Most of the action remains on a section of…read moreDelaware between Kenmore and Sheridan. But there are new places popping up all the time. There's a fish store, a place to get knives sharpened, some nail places, dessert shops, and, of course, small independently owned food places. So basically everything ui need can be found. Most with easy parking! Update 1q

As a child, I loved playing with my Barbie doll, but I loved Kenmore…read more I love Kenmore! La Divina (the new authentic taco place on Delaware) gives me an extra reason to come down here, plus one of my BFFs works here, so I'm here usually once a week. It's a lovely, leafy suburb. It loses a point because the cops are really intense, and will pull you over for any given thing, especially at night. It's honestly a real nervous hassle driving through here because of all the police stops, and it's such a safe area that I feel it's overkill and unneccessary. It would be nice to see that kind of police presence in high crime areas of WNY, but there simply isn't. Other than that, I'm a huge fan of Kenmore. Other than La Divina, there's good pizza at Mustachio's and a great Salad nearby (Pie O Mine Greens). And also do not miss a burger at Vizzi's while you're up here.

The Hamburg Village Hall houses the Police Department on one side and the Mayor, Town Clerk and tax…read moredepartment. Nice outside architecture. Building is well maintained. Street parking available.

This is such a cute town. It's always been nice, but in the last decade or so it's become a great…read moreplace to come and visit. You can do everything you want here from fine dining to casual food to strolling down the streets on a nice day to visit all the little stores. They've also organized parking in such a way that there's a huge free parking lot that's easy to use and in the right location. On weekends in the summertime there's a farmers market as well that I've enjoyed for the last few years.

The dental department here is terrific! Dr Singh just fixed my chipped front teeth and they look…read morelike me again! Highly recommend this community-based health center.

I used to come to this building YEARS ago for WIC when my kids were babies, so it was not hard to…read morefind. You come in the main door, Straight, Make a right through the doors, Go all the way down the hall, You wait for security to ask which shot your here for, then follow his instructions. The first shot is a short , left away. A guy comes out, checks your paperwork (so did security),then has u wait til ppl are moving inside. I was taken very fast. They'll call you to a table, take your photo ID, check on the computer to see if you're good to go. Then she / he just jabs the needle ,but u don't feel a thing. Then you go to another seat to wait to make your 2nd appointment. I did that quick & easy. Then, they advise you to stick around for at least 15 minutes , just in case you have some kind of reaction. This was quick, easy & painless . Time for me to go home. =) Oh, all the medical workers and other employees are alllll super nice. You need that for something like this, in case you have a nervous person. These ppl can calm you .

Came down to register a few things. I thought it was going to be a long process, but to my surprise…read moreit wasn't. The staff was very pleasant and helpful.

I thought I made this review months ago. Well I was very well taken care of here. Everyone was so…read morenice and polite. You hear horror stories about civil servant however in my experiences more often than not there is no horror. There e everything but horror. I would certainly suggest people go in and conduct ure business in person at the Clerks office although you could do it online, reason being that good customer service experience that is lacking online.