We couldn't find Friendlys Buttercrunch ice cream anymore. Did they drop it? Why,? As it usually…read morewas gone or almost gone when we shopped there.

These owners do their best to provide quality products, some of which are from local people. Prices…read moreare comparable to other grocery stores. The difference is you don't have to shop 10 extra isles to get what you want. Your in and out in no time. They accept cash, checks and charge.

You can definitely find some bargains at 5 Below. It had easy access in and out, it's part of a…read moreplaza with a large parking lot. My favorite thing is the t-shirt selection. At $5 each you can get some cool, retro looking T's for a great price. The display makes it easy to see all the choices. They have a good selection without being overwhelming of many things like books, toys, clothing.....even snack foods. Some things are even under $5. I think the price is perfect for the things they sell. The employees are helpful and the self checkout is a great idea....it gives the employees more time to straighten the T-shirts instead of standing at registers. I like that they offer hand sanitizer on your way in or out and while I was there I saw employees wiping down surfaces being diligent on COVID-19 safety practices. 5 Below is a fun store to browse and I bet you find something you just have to have....for $5 or less....it's a deal!

We (especially my 8 year old) love Five Below so we added to our trip agenda. My daughter found…read morelots of fun toys and candy. She was in heaven! This place is nicely stocked. Definitely recommend for fun activities, toys, or gifts.. especially for young ones!

When you walk in, it smells like what I imagine a container smells like coming directly from China…read morefull of goods. They have everything in the store. Super great prices -great quality. You should try it. It has everything.

I just reported them to the NYS Credit card fraud company.. They are charging a minimum of $10 to…read moreuse your debit card or $0.50 if under $10. I told them it was against the law & she said that we don't make a profit & I said that is not the consumer fault & walked out & left the stuff on the counter.. Ugh..

I had no idea about this location. I had only been familiar with the one on Sheridan Drive that has…read morelong since closed down. This was a step back into the past. I mean the incense, bamboo plants, samurai swords, clothes with weird sayings still there! Most things I saw were not 99 cents but they had some items that were interesting and worth it if that's your thing. Word of caution, its freezing inside. I suppose they cut down on overhead by not turning on the heat. I mean it was seriously warmer outside that it was in the store!

Was overwhelmed by the smell of lead!!!! Chest started…read morehurting immediately after being in there for 2minutes. Neat little odds and ends though.

I feel like this store is small but mighty. They have all of the staples and some of the other perk…read moreitems you might need. The meat and deli are usually fairly priced. The rest of the store is hit or miss, with some things marked way up and other things right where you'd expect them, occasionally a little cheaper. Sales are solid if you check out the flyer. The quality of the meat is the main draw here for me, it is the best spot locally for that. The staff are always nice and they keep the lines moving. I cook with a lot of weird ingredients, so I can't get everything here, but I do prioritize getting my meat and a few other things here.

Stop in after a race out at Lockport Elks, to benefit Veterans and Pawestic, this past Sunday…read more This location even though smaller, offered everything other two larger locations did. Similar pricing, few different items, only reason for 4 stars , not a lot of love plants like the other locations . Otherwise, perfect location for people in the community and surrounding area to get groceries.

i love meeting people at DASH on Hertel. food is good and there is variety. Eating upstairs is…read moregreat due to there being so much space and ability to have privacy. great view of the street too. great experience all around!

Great for running in quick for items. Have pretty much everything you can get in the bigger…read moregrocery stores. Clean store. The staff could be friendly. From the cashier's to the service desk are not the most pleasant and inviting at all. Staffed in the morning with a bunch grumpy retirees.

The thrift divas have reunited for the biggest letdown yet. We battled Boulevard traffic, hoping…read morefor some sort of great reward for our struggles, only to be met with an absolute scatterbrained mess. They've torn the daily prices off the big signs, but it's supposedly 3 dollars on Tuesdays. There's a terms and conditions posted on the front door. No opening things without a team member (if you can find one), no refunds. We maneuvered around a pile of mismatched carts through the cleaner half of the store stocked with higher price kitchen gear and beauty products to the back room bumping radio tunes. There were tables littered with taped up online returns, most from marketplace type vendors based off the labels we tried to decipher off the side. (The internet helps typing in some of these titles to help the guessing game.) I noticed some packages still had the names of the original buyers on them as well. We shuffled through it all, finding mostly junk. I may have been a bit more picky than the others, only getting a dish rack that comes with no assembly instructions. I think it caught the cashier off guard, as I set it on the counter and waited two minutes before he realized I was buying it and that he needed to set his phone down. I paid my 3 cash with a 20 and he struggled to make change for another solid minute, mumbling at us. My mates were able to pay by card, albeit with a convenience fee. When I had excused myself to the bathroom, I found that there was no soap and no towels available. Ended up shaking my hands to dry them off. I'm shaking my head too, that no, we will not be coming back. Maybe it would be different on a restock day at the higher price, but with Goodwill and Savers right up the road, this traffic battle ain't worth it.

Stopped in here on a Wednesday when everything in the bins (the long tables) were $1. As expected…read moreat that price the place was a mad house & everything was picked over. It felt kinda like a rummage sale. Most items seemed to be returns to Amazon. There was also an area with appliances and limited furniture. I didn't check those prices. Merchandise changes every week. Prices drop daily until Wednesday and the cycle start over again on Friday. I'd be willing to go in again when prices are a bit higher to see what kind of bargains could actually be found. Be advised. No returns allowed. 2025-7

Great breakfast sandwiches. Clean and very neat. The…read morehusband and wife owners are courteous.

Not to be confused with a bedding store (Pillow Ridge), a mass murder store (Killow Ridge), a place…read morewhere you sort out your last testament (Will-oh Ridge), that place Bill Murray and Bill Cosby (ew) own (Billow Ridge), and that discount store (Five Below Ridge). Definitely one of my favourite convenience stores in the area and now that it's right next door to one of my favorite restaurants in the area - Xi'an (try the lamb cumin) - I come here even more often. They're pretty friendly and they've got a pretty eclectic crowd coming in and out. Always busy. A little bit run-down but maybe that helps keep their prices down because they're definitely cheaper than 7-Eleven. I've even had a sandwich from here recently when my favorite restaurant is closed down for a few weeks. Not bad at all. My previous review: I used to think this was called "Convent" and would come here looking for cute nuns, because I always wanted to date a Nun, but then who doesn't? I've been to this store many times, as I used to live right around the corner. Lots of cute girls shop at this store (Willow Ridge is the street of cute girls, btw), that is one of my defining memories. Another is that the prices are a little lower than you'd expect for a convenience store in a rich suburb, and they have some more interesting selections. Service is really nice, and after awhile, the guy knew my name. I doubt he does anymore because I moved away. It's a useful convenient store near Willow Ridge on NFB that sells all kinds of random stuff at typically marked up 7-11 prices, and helps the local community avoid trips down to Wegmans and the now-closed Walmart that was close by. It was exactly as the name suggests: convenient. With very friendly employees, too. It loses a star for the high prices but is a solid 4, and is still there, churning out late-night goodies to college kids and locals, not far from the wonderful Seoul Garden and Black Forest Saddler, a horse-seat shop. Oh wait. No. It's Adler. A German restaurant. Yes that's it.