I love this place. My husband usually does all of the shopping here but every now and then when…read moretime is limited he'll have me go and get supplies. This store is great. It has everything you could imagine. It reminds me of Sam's club but kicked up a notch. We have a food truck and we need a lot of things. Fortunately most of the things we need, we can get at this store. It's not a close drive for either of us but worth it. The prices are great and so are the options for so many products. The employees are very friendly and helpful. It's a great restaurant supply facility.

Love it. Great place to supply the restaurant or get all the stuff for a spaghetti dinner for the…read morechurch. Employees are friendly and helpful. Always a good experience when I go. Prices are very good too.

great selection, amazingly knowledgeable staff. definitely worth a look if you need anything…read morecooking related.

Awesome small business, I'll definitely be a regular. Incredible customer service, and great…read moreinventory. They also offered to order in anything if they didn't have it onsite.

Love this place! We are always greeted when we walk in the door, and the staff is always ready to…read morelook up and/or order items for us. Stock ranges from janitorial supplies to equipment to uniforms. Both back and front of house are represented.

This shop is right across the street from Happi Jax at Canadohta Lake. It is also in the same…read morebuilding as the Retro Arcade. Betty runs the shop, and her son runs the arcade ( I think that's what she said, but it actually looks like he was old enough to be her husband). Anyways, this little shop has lots of cooking, baking and canning utensils. We bought two potholders for $10 ... not a as price if you ask me. This store also has a pretty extensive selection of parts for mowers and chainsaws it appears. There are also some various other odds and ends, like candy and darts ... kind of a unique place, but I am afraid there won't be enough traffic here to make them profitable. Location is everything, and they are kinda out of the way, except for vacationers at the lake. Support small businesses like this, or they will go out of business. Cheers!

Needed a washing machine asap. Everywhere else you had to order in (3weeks)and not at Brand Name…read moreAppliance...Joe had them in stock. Our washer even came with the steel hoses with no extra cost. Super impressed and I will be only buying from here again. OLD FASHION Customer service AAAA+++

Great store , been doing business with these folks for 20 some years. Never disappointed. If you…read moreneed appliance this the best place to go on western ny.

Amazing and friendly staff with an immense amount of unique kitchen staples and needs. But the real…read moregem is the coffee bar inside! I had a salted Carmel cappuccino that was to die for...must try!!!

What happens when Buffalo's finest bartender gets pregnant? We gain Buffalo's finest bartending…read moresupply boutique...and she gets a baby. Win, Win! Perhaps you have noticed in the past several years that the winds of change have been blowing in Western New York mostly in the culinary/mixology realm. Bars in the recent past relied on large-bosomed attractive bartenders who had no idea what the hell a Negroni was, but they could make a hell of a vodka Red Bull. About three years ago that all changed. Bars started utilizing house made syrups and shrubs, bitters and infused oils, and herbs and spices. Bartending in Buffalo was elevated to a high art, where the bartender became more than a good listener (with a nice bosom), but a master of their trade with in depth knowledge of spirits and paired flavors. Drinks were elevated from something that'll get ya drunk, to something to be savored and relished. It is the difference between Red Lobster and the French Laundry, i.e. a Grand Canyon sized chasm. This begs the question from whence did these winds of change originate, and no, the answer is not the Scorpions. While I can go into a long and detailed history, you can read my other reviews for that. Let us just say the conclusion to that historical musing would lead you squarely to Jon Karel, Kerry Quaile, and Zack Mikida...the proprietors of this fine establishment and mixologists extraordinaire (tags I do not use lightly). Should you be one of the fortunate in Western New York to watch any of these three ply their craft you would have noticed a large array of specialized tools at their disposal. Things like Yarai Mixing glasses and Lewis Ice Bags became commonplace, and used for to the delight of the crowd. Watching these three work created a showmanship in a bar not seen since Tom Cruise flipped bottles in Cocktail, which intoxicated (in more ways than one) the viewing audience. However, just like watching the Cooking Channel at home, you learn to demystify that which was previously only the in grasp of a select few. You realize that with some practice and the right tools, you indeed could elevate your home bar and mixology skills, much to the delight of your guests, spouse or house pet. This is where Queen City Shaken & Stirred enters. The aforementioned proprietors decided to help supply and educate the home audience by creating a beautiful boutique on Hertel Avenue (right next to the Sidebar). The classy interior and reclaimed wood theme beautifully accents the inventory of both vintage and state of the art bartending supplies and glassware. On my first visit to the store, I upgraded my jigger and bar spoon, along with a rubber small square ice tray, and some Scrappy's Celery Bitters. However, the pièce(s) de résistance were my three tiki glasses featuring a scowling Fu Manchu, a turquoise mermaid, and the cutest little hula girl (along with the decorative drink umbrellas). While tiki drinks have not made their way into my repertoire up to this point, I'm already studying up on Zombies and Fog Cutters. Mahalo! Which leads to my next point, with Kerry Quaile on hand most of the time (and her very knowledgable staff when she isn't) even if you do not know what you are doing she can teach you. They have a bar set up at the store to teach bartending technique for those unacquainted with the tools of the trade. Not only do they have Buffalo's best hand curated tools and supplies, they have the Queen of Buffalo Mixology (hence the name of the store?) to teach you how to utilize those tools. Boom! There are not enough good things I can write about this boutique since it embodies all that Buffalo stands for. The underlying philosophy is that knowledge is not meant to be hoarded among a select few, but instead shared with all who are willing to learn. It is this post-bousgouise mind-set that has and will continue to ignite the fires of growth and prosperity in the Queen City by significantly upgrading our cultural infrastructure. Buffalo is going through a renaissance and this boutique is yet another manifestation. Queen City Shaken & Stirred is a unique opportunity to learn from the best and be part of that renaissance. Take me to the magic of the moment On a glory night Where the children of tomorrow dream away...in the winds of change

If you like mixed drinks and like the process of making them, this is the store for you. It's tons…read moreof fun here. They have whatever you need to make a perfect martini, mojito, ice cube or anything else that makes what goes into the glass fun and interesting. This is not a discount store, but prices are ok. Street meter or side street parking.

A wonderful store full of amazing organic and natural products! I bought many things including a…read morereusable sponge, handmade earrings and silicone food protectors! The owner and staff is super friendly and very helpful! My new favorite shop!

These knowledgeable ladies have helped me on numerous occasions. Reasonable prices and TONS of…read morehelp. Stopped there today after my 99th disappointment at a certain Big Box store where three indifferent employees had no idea what I was in need of and no real interest in helping me with my problem. The attitude at Cabinet World could not be more opposite... Knew immediately what I was looking for, actually had a good good supply, but helped me determine that the product I was seeking was not necessary for my particular application. Saved me money. Incredible customer service. True professionals. Highly, highly recommend!

I was visiting a friend whose plastic drawer tracks had broken. The cabinets that came with the…read morehouse were not made to last a lifetime. He was going to the big box home improvement store to find a replacement when I suggested he should search out a locally owned cabinet professional. I found Cabinet World on Google maps. As soon as we walked in the door I knew we were in the right place. The cabinets and decor were impressive. The owner approached us right away. We explained that we needed to replace these cheaply made parts and she went above and beyond to try to help. She searched her back room for parts she thought would work. She looked up the contact information for the cabinet maker even though it wasn't a company that she had any relationship with. It was a busy day in her store and she didn't need to take the time to help when she had paying customers waiting. She was sincerely in it to help and she did. Although we didn't make a purchase that day, Cabinet World would certainly be my choice for cabinets in any remodel. It's clear to me that the store's philosophy is service above all. But on top of that, the displays pushed the limits of imagination. I saw samples of kitchens and bathrooms that made me want to rip my house to the plaster and start over. Kudos to a wonderful owner and an impressive business.