9/15/2026 An update: Tomorrow they start serving mulled cider!…read more We stopped in for a midweek lunch, near closing, and there were still lots of tables full: People lingering over coffees, or waiting for orders to go. I have missed their salads so much! Dark greens, lots of cucumber slices, a few slices of hard boiled eggs and homemade croutons! If you find they have pie? Treat yourself! It was outstanding! My husband loved his pretzel and his chili!

If you are going to only eat at one bakery this year, it should be this one. Every baked good that…read moreI've eaten has been worth the calories. The lunch salad is both tasty and healthy. The ambience is "small town country," which is not a stretch for Fillmore, New York. The staff is always friendly and smiling. Whenever I come to Fillmore, I look forward to eat at this bakery. They also sell the best in locally sourced artisan crafts and products. They carry a granola cereal from Danville, New York which is awesome. They even have some gluten free options. Stop in. I think you will enjoy it.

Me and my friend had a few hours to kill…read more We stopped by and this place was a vibe. Tons of outlets, complimentary wifi. I grabbed a spiked coffee and some coffee beans as a gift. Also saw plenty of families frequenting the space. They also have board games! Parking wasn't hard to find on a Saturday morning. I'll def be back if I'm in the area.

Cute Cafe needed a snack and got the cinnamon roll it was good! It was a cinnamon roll lol. They've…read moregot breakfast and lunch options lots of seating and a great alpine ski lodge interior very comfortable you could definitely hang out. We'll have to come by for more food sometime and experience it. Staff were very friendly and street parking available nearby.

Cute little diner in Lackawanna NY right on South Park Road near Ridge Road. Close to My Church…read moreOur Lady of Victory so I go here often with my friends after mass

We stopped for a quick dinner as we were passing through and it was okay at best. We should have…read morejust had ice cream as they hot food was mediocre. I had a cheesesteak with tater tots and my wife had the tomato mozzarella pesto panini with curly fries. The cheesesteak was not chopped and had only a tiny bit of provolone cheese but the tots were crispy. My wife's panini was a grilled cheese and very underwhelming - one side was burnt and inedible and the curly fries were unseasoned and cold. It's a cute space though built in 2 real train cabooses. There are picnic tables for seating and putt putt if you want more fun.

Super clean and well put together store for a relaxed shopping trip. Every employee I have…read moreencountered has been very polite and helpful. Food choices are plenty to pick from. They are displayed very nice and kept fresh.

I have found a lot of things to be overpriced here. I have also at separate times gotten groceries,…read morebrought them home to find out they are expired (for instance, bottled ranch or yogurt). I now double check the expiration date before buying which usually isn't a problem in other places. I prefer to go to other grocery stores because of price, but there are not many in the area close by in a pinch.

Beautiful little cafe! Service was excellent, food was even…read morebetter! Good portions for the price. Highly recommend!

Dan's sandwich was as good as I remembered. Elain was very nice to us. I will definitely go there…read moreagain next time I travel to the Buffalo area

TOPS had one of our favorite beverage is on sale, so we stopped to stock up for the memorial day…read moreweekend. The Mother's Day planters were on sale, so we grabbed several to spruce up our patio area. Normally I would have purchased bedding plants, but that seems like too much work. These beautiful planters will do the trick. Customer Service was fasting efficient. Store was extremely clean, which is a trademark of Tops.

I love this particular Tops. It's safe, clean, well-lit, and it's so well stocked!…read more I especially love that they carry the line of Bonne Mamman jams and preserves. During WWII, the French family who owned the company used their money and influence to shelter Jews from the Vichy/ Nazi governments. I buy a jar every time I see it.

I'd only had shakes at Shake Shack in NYC and was concerned when I saw it was a smash burger. I'm…read morenot a fan of getting all the juices out of a burger. However, the burger was berry juicy. The amount of avocado wasn't worth it, but I loved that you could easily customize on the ordering station to add onion straws, remove the sauce, etc. Service was friendly tho all they have to do is hand you food due to the ordering system. I love the new service center. It's beautiful and even has an outdoor seating section and standing tables for those who want a break from sitting.

My first shake shack experience! Just a burger as I move to my new home in New York all the way…read morefrom Oregon. Great burger: lots of salt and fat; bun to meat ratio was perfect. The service was not personal and cold--you order through a machine and they call out your order. If you cut your ordering staff, why then, price a burger the same as a sit down restaurant.

After being on the road for what felt like forever and entering a very bumpy stretch of road I…read moreneeded to find a spot for relief. I initially was heading for another place off this exit, but when nature calls you find a nearest place. Right off the exit makes for it to be a quick and easy stop. The lot was ample and had a done of parking spaces for all sized vehicles. I parked on the side of the building that did not contain the pumps. It was roomier and felt like easier to enter the store from this side. I went inside to use the facilities and check to see if there was anything on the shelves I might want. After browsing I decided to not grab anything and headed outside to stretch my legs. I figured since my intended stop wasn't much further up the road I could hold off on grabbing anything.

Country Fair was my midway pit stop from the later '90s into the '00s, when I was regularly…read moretraveling between Great Valley and Buffalo. At that time I was young, and youthful, and trim, and bouncy, and hopeful, and not yet tainted by the scorn of age and years of life disappointment. So of course I remember Country Fair fondly. :-D We recently stopped at Country Fair on a family road-trip for lunch, and I can confirm, it isn't just nostalgia clouding my positive review. This place is still a solid stop. We grabbed some prepared foods, and a couple made-to-order subs. For five or six bucks a sub, it's similar to but still better quality than Subway. Subway toppings all taste the same, like they're all chopped with the same knife. Country Fair toppings are more fresh. Plus they have Miracle Whip! That's a HUGE PLUS in my book. Another stellar aspect of this road stop is the coffee options. There were at least five different brews ready to go, plus a cappuccino machine, a gourmet hot chocolate and latte machine, and a HUGE creamer display! On top of the bountiful creamer flavor options, there was a whole rack of flavor syrups to pump into your coffee concoction, too. I'd say about 95% of the time I drink coffee black, but here I couldn't help but making myself a Peep-flavored coffee. It was delicious, well worth the splurge. We ate in, and the table area was clean, comfortable and more than adequate. The bathrooms were fine too. And the radio was pumpin' out 90s-hit-after-hit, seriously like they had a dope playlist ready just for me. I don't pass through Springville nearly as often as I used to, but when we do, Country Fair is a must-stop for this fam'. Maybe a Miracle Whip sub and crazy creamer coffee will be my Mother's Day pick this year?? :-)