B&D's is a little, unassuming gas station in the middle of nowhere. I expected to walk in and find…read moreyour typical assortment of convenience store items. But I was pleasantly surprised to find a small, country mom-and-pop-style grocery store inside. Yes, there were the usual gas station sodas, beers, chips, snacks, ice, etc. But it was also a mini-supermarket with breads, dairy and cheeses, a few pre-packaged meats and cold-cuts, condiments and sauces, a small assortment of frozen foods, some jarred/canned/dry non-perishables, cleaning supplies, some pet foods, and some other household items and camping things. On this quick trip we snagged a bottle of lighter fluid (what we originally came in for), beer, soda, and I grabbed some cool campfire tablets that make your fire turn rainbow. B&D's was a fantastic find for our fam', as it is much closer to our camp property than going all the way to Albion or Medina to a full-sized grocery store for a few simple things. Sure, prices are a bit higher, but paying for the convenience of the location is worth it. The cashier was friendly, and the gas prices were reasonable too, in sync with the going rate anywhere else. I'm looking forward to popping in to B&D's again soon to explore their cute-kitschy shelves more, and grab whatever odds-and-ends we may need.

It's nice to have a little grocery in Kuckville so that you don't have to go all the way into…read moreAlbion for groceries. They've got what you need at the slightly elevated prices you'd expect for the convenience - gas, ice, s'mores supplies, candy, bread, milk, etc. There's a kitchen that is sometimes making pizza - though it didn't look open for that this July. They make good breakfast sandwiches - sausage & egg, bacon & egg, etc.

This is a souvenir shop, not really a market. This area of Niagara Falls is a food desert. Bring…read moresome fruits and vegetables if you're into that because you won't find any here.

During my New Year's visit to Niagara Falls, my friend and I discovered this shop on our way back…read moreto the hotel from the casino. We bought head covers to stay warm during the chilly walk. Unfortunately, the ski mask I purchased ripped while putting it on. The next morning, I returned for an exchange or refund, but the young lady working there was extremely rude and unhelpful. She claimed it was my fault and that they aren't responsible once the product leaves the store since it was made in a different warehouse. Despite the products not being made by the shop, I believe they should stand by their merchandise and provide better customer service, such as offering refunds or exchanges. I wouldn't recommend this shop due to the unpleasant experience, especially with the woman working there. She was very rude and nonchalant. Shop elsewhere!

I use to love this store but about month ago my wife went in to cash her scratch tickets she had 4…read moretickets had checked on her phone that they were winners she new the amount she was owed the clerk stole a 15$ winner when my wife said he was wrong he refused to show her the tickets then when I asked for the tickets he said he lost the one we said was a winners I asked how could you have lost it he hadn't gone anywhere it's was clear he was busted he got very upset and told me if I did not go he would call the police my wife seeing how mad I was getting made us leave but I know if he did it to us he is doing it to other people so I would say avoid this store I will say the employee was a young man with alot of attitude today iv also reported this OLG and will be contacting bigB head office to inform them of the way I was treated and the scam this kid is playing

Wow! This bee has got me all a-buzz!…read more I'm not one to review convenience stores, as I find most of them are the same: overpriced, stale candy, lacking in customer service. However, Big Bee is none of those things, so it appears it's got me expanding my reviewing horizons! I popped by here on my way out of Niagara to grab a couple of drinks for the ride home and was pleasantly surprised! They have some awesome drink deals (2 for 1 priced energy drinks, 0.99 for Red Rain cans, just over a buck for Fiji water!), as well as a really nice variety of drinks! From obscure drinks, to generic pops, to a rainbow of energy drinks, to Faygo, this little Big Bee has it all. The candy prices aren't jacked up like many convenience stores either, and the Fuzzy Peaches we bought didn't taste like they had been sitting there for over a year, which is always a good thing :p I noticed Big Bee also has submarines and other assorted fresh items, but I didn't try any of them. Customer service was super warm and friendly. It's a little cramped inside, but cramped with sweets & goodness of that sort, so forgivable ;) Great place to pop by if you're looking to pick up some generic convenience store items. I am a fan!

Amazing owners are continually improving. The same employees day in day out which tells you its a…read morepositive workplace! amazing fish fry / shrimp... on that special weekend every month. Been shopping and stopping at this store for 45+ years. Best owners since Harold Langdon 35 years ago. Stop in say hello to Patty, Steve & The gang... Don't forget your sarcasm card. just watch out pulling in and out. It's a rural highway 55mph, two intersections, and big trucks frequent this rural country store, making some big blindspots at times.

Their pizza is awesome! Loaded with cheese and not expensive at all. I highly recommend them!read more

My go to spot for drinks and snacks. Great employees and location. A Buffalo staple…read more My go to spot for drinks and snacks. Great employees and location. A Buffalo staple. Only issue these dudes are always out of Breakfast sandwiches

11 years is a long time to contemplate flying back to Buffalo just to get a sub and decent cup of…read morecoffee....but a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do. Holly Farms hasn't changed a bit. The subs are still huge and coffee still fresh and hot. They have homemade coconut cakes, cupcakes, and apple fritters, plus local Herr potato chips and the same good looking bald guy behind the deli counter.

This is in Batavia if you're coming off of the Thruway. It's easy access, and well lit at night…read more Eight pumps I believe. There is a large convenience store as well. 3 stars for this large chain. I default chains to 3 stars as they must be A-OK to expand as they have.

Narby's is a nice-to-have convenience store and tackle shop in the Point Breeze area. It is nice to…read morehave a local option for fishing supplies and a limited selection of convenience store items, since there is not much shopping nearby otherwise. Plus Narby's is a gas station too, which is surely good for when you need one. We stopped in the Superette to check it out, and grabbed a couple candy bars. There is a small selection of groceries, beverages, and a few Point Breeze souvenir items like shirts and mugs. Prices are what you'd expect, a bit higher than a typical grocery store, since this is a small establishment out in the country. My husband went into the tackle shop to check it out, and ask a question about getting a replacement fishing license. It's nice to know this is here if you need to purchase or replace a license, but it was definitely a comedy-of-errors, discussing getting the replacement with the shop owners. In the end, after a comical back and forth, ("A fishing licence replacement." "You need a pistol license?" "No, fishing." "Okay, pistol." Bwhahaha), the hubbs got the information he needed. He said the tackle selection was decent for a small country store. We won't go out of our way to visit Narby's again, but if we are in Point Breeze and need one of their services, it is nice that it's there.

Everything you'd need to get when you're enjoying a weekend at the lake and realized you forgot…read moresomething. Stop in multiple times during the summer season - always friendly and affordable.

Their steak subs now are much better than they were about 2 years ago or so. Please keep up the…read moregreat job!

Came here on a Saturday evening, and it was fairly busy. There is both indoor and outdoor seating,…read morebut it was about 85 with 400% humidity so we opted for inside. The place is fairly dated, but practical with lots of space. The 2 bartenders who also serve as waitresses were swamped. They are expected to do take out orders, in-house orders, drinks at the bar, and bringing food from the kitchen to tables simultaneously. I'm assuming they were understaffed. Service was slow, and we were fairly certain they lost our order for a while, because folks that came in after us were served first. Lots of take outs passed through, so again, I assume they were simply inundated with orders. Once we received our food, we were pleasantly surprised. The pizza was good (aside from my little pet peeve of cutting a round pizza into squares and triangles. Why?!?). I was raised Sicilian and I'm a crust snob. Their crust is flavorful, with a good texture and not too thick. Very nice. The hubs said the Turkey wrap was excellent, my and a friend's calzones were cooked beautifully (microwaving the sauce for 30 seconds instead of sending it out cold would have been nice), and my friend's BBQ boneless wings were SPECTACULAR. All-in-all it was a good experience. Everyone was friendly (even those poor waitresses), and when it slowed down a bit the cook came out to see if everything was okay. Good times all around!