Easy to use pumps. Lots of peel space to park and multiple pumps. Clean inside and friendly workers.read more

My first Quicklees experience, and it was a very pleasant one…read more While the inside looks like all the other modern roadside fuel, snack and go places, with the notable exception of a pocket Tim Hortons for java and donuts, the gas station piece is a nice upgrade from the traditional. It is bright and electronic and easy to use. EV charging stations are present and in use. The only downside came from the effect of cold weather on the gas pump touch screens. Although it quicklee accepted my credit card, the level of octane needed wouldn't respond to my fingers touch/push. I had to return inside to ask the cashier for help. She was friendly and recognized the problem as my hands being too dry and cold for the screen to respond. She rubbed her hands against her clothing and tactiled the appropriate part of the screen. The light for the premium grade went on and I was in business. She turned an annoyance into a learning moment with her response and positivity. Now I know. Quicklees has a lot of promise. Of course, having a Timmy's inside every operation is also a good thing.

Gas station on the reservation, so better prices. Which is nice and worth it if I'm the area…read more They have a driving patterns so there isn't the confusion often found at gas stations. I filled my tank on a very cold day. Worth it, but chilly. Self serve, full serve both.

From the owner: Two Eagles Smoke Shop and Gas Mart is a family-owned and operated business, dedicated to offering…read morethe community discounted tobacco and fuel products with exceptional customer service. Located on the Tonawanda Indian Reservation, our goal is to make each visit enjoyable and memorable for our customers. We're committed to serving you with quality products and a welcoming atmosphere. Visit us and explore all three of our businesses at: 852 Bloomingdale Rd, Basom, NY 14013.

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!

This seems like it's in the wrong Yelp category; there are a few take-out options (pizza,…read moresandwiches) but this is really an all-purpose convenience store--not a restaurant. If you're not from the neighborhood, here's a tip: no one calls it Cameron's. As the giant neon signs on the side proclaim, we call it the "WE NEVER CLOSE." The store is basically a decent indie version of a7-11. It's a quick place to grab beer (they have a surprisingly decent selection) or a bag of chips. Everything is outrageously priced--but the convenience factor is HIGH. And, honestly, not giving your $ to 7-11 is pretty appealing--as is shopping in a store with handwritten signs and a colorful staff.

I gave this a 5 star because I just moved here in May and this place is my go to for everything…read morequick. All summer they kept cold gallons of water in the walk in for me. Also, they let anyone bring their peaceful dogs inside. They are also a UPS drop off point and that's convenient. It's a locally owned and operated business.

Across the street from the Dunkin is this drugstore. They are at the corner of Main and Maple…read moreRidge Road. Stand-alone with plenty of easy parking. Drive thru pharmacy. 3 stars for this large chain. I default chains to 3 stars as they must be A-OK to expand as they have.

From the owner: Walgreens is a trusted and convenient local health destination that millions of Americans rely on…read moreevery day. Our founder, Charles R. Walgreen Sr., was known for finding new ways to connect with customers on a personal level and treating each person like a guest in his own home. For over a century, we have expanded that personal connection through our network of neighborhood pharmacies and our innovative health services and products. The foundation for all of this is our trusted pharmacy expertise, and our team members who provide essential care that helps people achieve better health outcomes at an affordable cost. Pharmacy Hours: M-F 9am-1:30pm, 2pm-7pm, Sa 9am-1:30pm, 2pm-5pm

Yes, they have Faygo soda pop here!…read more On the corner of 104 and 98. 2 slices of pizza and a coke for four bucks. Good calzones, too!

Went to the Childs, New York Crosby's at 10:52 p.m on a Saturday and they were closed despite the…read morefact that their listed store hours say they close at 11:00 p.m. Edit: The management of the store reached out and told me that it was an error in the hours they post to google and it has since been corrected. I have no complaints beyond the incorrect hours and thank the management for resolving this issue. It's generally a very good convenience store and provides a decent mix of groceries and prepared foods.

Continuing mom and I's annual tradition of getting a fish fry during Lenten season, for 2026, we…read morequickly decided we had to try Tapped on Main's (Mark's Pizzeria of Medina) fish fry and wow-ee, was this great! On a relatively busy Friday, around 6pm, we managed to get a parking spot along Main St., practically right in front of Tapped on Main's entrance! Upon walking in, the main dining room was packed. Although there were a few spots at the bar, my mom knew there was another dining area, which was practically empty except for a crew of people playing darts, so we checked in with one of the young women at the bar and she said that we were more than welcome to grab a table in there and she'd be right over with our menus. We easily found a table in the other dining area - This was a nice area as it wasn't nearly as busy and much less going on, the music was lightly playing overhead so we could carry-on a conversation with ease. I think there was a TV or two with MLB opening day 2026 games playing but no sound, which was absolutely fine with us. Our waitress was a very courteous young woman who did a good job checking in on us throughout the evening. We ordered drinks and our fish fry right away and the wait time was incredibly reasonable! We had a short wait, which was nice for catching up and sipping on our beers, which I ordered Big Ditch Brewing's "Long Haul" honey lager, which was brewed for the Erie Canal bicentennial and dang, I wish I had tried that sooner, this was delish! Onto the fish fry! Beer-battered haddock over a bed of French fries, with a cup of tartar sauce and a lemon wedge, a side of coleslaw, and a garlic knot. First and foremost, the fish itself was HUGE! We were really impressed though with how well battered it was, fried perfectly as it was sturdy but still easily cuttable with a fork. The haddock within was hot, fantastic flavor. The fries underneath were also REALLY good, cooked perfectly, gold and crispy. What surprised me the most was the coleslaw - I'm not a big fan of vinegar-y, runny coleslaw and this was not. It was on the creamier side, had a really good flavor, almost tasted like there was a bit of a black pepper note on the end. I would eat coleslaw more often if that is what it tasted like! The garlic knot was excellent too, doughy with a nice amount of garlic butter and parmesan on top. We were so impressed though with the quality and the portion size - We ended up taking some home! As for the price, I thought I saw the bill say $17.95 (that could be before tax) but that is a reasonable price for everything we received, in my opinion anyway. Tapped on Main, i.e. Mark's Pizzeria of Medina, surprises, and impresses, me once again! The staff and food continue to be great! I look forward to coming back for another meal, and a cold beer, when I'm passing through Medina!

One of the worst gluten-free pizzas I've ever had. The super thin crust was totally burnt, and when…read moreI pointed this out to the waitress, she said, "it always looks like that." We were starving, so we ate it anyway. Mediocre sauce. Cheese and toppings kept sliding off. The waitress was annoying and clueless. She kept coming back to ask how everything was even though she'd already dismissed my concern over the burnt pizza. The best one was when she came over as I was literally in the middle of a slice to ask if I was needed a box. I explained that what she was seeing was someone who was, in fact, eating. The place looked really cute and I had high hopes, but after $30 for a burnt pizza and a pint, I won't be going back.