We have used Jake several times for work parties and I would highly recommend. They are very easy…read moreto work with, arrive prepared, and the food is delicious.

Quality service quality eats always look to see where they are. Best pulled pork around.read more

THICK THIGHS SAVE LIVES and there's no better thigh than that perfectly cooked @chiavettas_bbq…read morechicken thigh with a hearty serving of potato salad and some zingy coleslaw. That crispy skin sweating on that juicy meat makes your lips smack with delight. A Buffalo classic as summer is coming to an end!

The food was cold a dry. The chicken was more than charbroiled, it was mainly black. Some of the…read moredesserts in the dessert tray were still frozen. Super disappointing.

We used Edible Crush for our granddaughter's Sunday morning Farewell Bat Mitzvah Brunch. Being…read morethat we live out of town, Erin made it very easy to communicate and got everything right on. Along with the usual bagels, coffee, fruit salad, etc. the additional pastries they baked were delicious and the extra sides like sesame noodle salad, tuna and egg salad were wows. Presentation was gorgeous!! Her servers were easy to work with and extremely accommodating. We received lots of compliments from our family and friends. Erin gets what a Jewish Sunday morning brunch is all about.

Erin and Rob are fantastic. My siblings and I asked them to cater a Memorial Service/Celebration of…read moreLife at the Hollywood Theater in Gowanda. None of us live anywhere near Gowanda and we had not been in the theater in over 30 years. How was this going to work? Erin drove from Springville to Gowanda, met with the theater staff, and came up with a great layout for the reception. The food was fantastic and the guests loved it! The food display was spectacular. Communication with Erin went very smoothly despite my being in Seattle with a 3 hour time difference. Terrific food and great, responsive service--what more could you ask for?! We would definitely use Edible Crush again!

I would highly recommend bliss bridal for your wedding dress purchasing experience. Today, we took…read moremy younger sister dress shopping for her fall 2027 wedding. Lori and Jess were absolutely amazing to work with! They found exactly what we were describing and were very accommodating to my mom, grandma, and other sister. I also purchased my wedding dress from bliss over four years ago for my wedding in fall 2023. Bliss is also one of the only bridal shops in WNY that does alterations in-house. 10/10!

Laura was our personal shopper. She was funny and put up with a lot from our group. We had a lot of…read morefun and the bride found a dress. Only note I have was seating was a little tight for 6.

I've been coming here since I was a little kid and now I'm bringing my little kids here. Going to…read morecut down your Christmas tree is a tradition like no other and Bird Haven certainly adds to the tradition. The place has tons of trees of my different varieties. They have multiple vehicles roaming around to pick up your trees and usually have them bundled up for ya by the time you get back to the main lodge. They also have homemade chili, cider, hot chocolate and other delicious cold weather goods. They also have two outdoor fire pits to warm up after your done. There's honestly no other place I'd rather go and support and it's well worth the hour drive for my family.

This is one of the best Christmas Tree farms in WNY. My family has made this tree farm one of our…read morefamily traditions during the Christmas season. The tree are beautiful and very well manicured. We get the perfect tree every time. We have been going here for 20+ years and will continue to in the near future for our Christmas trees.

Enjoyed lunch here with my niece. We both got burgers, they were really large and reasonably…read morepriced. I liked how you could taste the cheese on it. They came with fries which were delicious. We also had onion rings which were very good. My only complaint is that the air conditioning was so cold.

We rarely go out after dark, but tonight was an exception. The Holland Hotel was in very close…read moreproximity to a social event. Despite the late hour, we needed a bite to eat. I ordered hot chicken wings and was very pleased with the crispy crunch and sauce!

Our scripts were ready for us by the time we arrived, and the A/C felt so good coming in from the…read moresummer heat! Say hello and give scratches to the two beautiful water spaniels who have free range here! Very friendly!

You know it's a Fair not a Carnival when you hear over the loudspeaker, "Would a vet report to the…read moreDairy Barn as soon as possible?" It seems like the entries for jams, jellies and pickles are a smaller group every year. Maybe the farmers are retiring! There are still spectacular quilts hanging from the rafters, and adult and junior photography samples line the walls. 4-H has it's own pavilion now, behind the Domestic Arts one. While the market goats, sheep, rabbits and calves are in other barns, there are dioramas explaining how a successful farmer (of any age!) raises an animal. Like the Erie County Fair, the Cattaraugus County Fair has a booth by the Department of Health where one can get a free, wrapped dose of nasal narcan. (DH and I saved a teenager from an OD last month in Ontario; but that's another story). So yes, we did each want another dose of antidote. Request it, sign for it, watch a one minute explanatory cartoon, and away you go. The DOH booth is under the grandstand seating, next to a concession that sells slices of a dozen different varieties of pies. (Yelpers, you have an assignment!) The vibe is very much a celebration of farm life: Lots of teenagers in cowboy boots and rodeo shirts; little kids in face paint, and grown men with hats of the type of tractor they favor. It's such a small Fair, as a parent you can be confident about letting the teenagers or older children have a "free-range" experience with their friends. It's fenced, so it's well contained, and there's volunteer FFs, EMS, mounted patrol, and sheriff's deputies from all over the county. The gate fee includes the cost of all rides: $17 cash, $18 credit, free if the child is younger than two. Parking near the gate is $5, which goes to support local youth programs; there's free parking about a quarter mile down the sidewalk from the gate.

It's disgusting that they allow smoking in the food areas, petting zoo, and at the rides. These…read moreplaces are full of children! Even though it's outside the air is disgusting! My niece, nephew, and I smelled like friers and ash trays when we left. I don't get the appeal to staying all day and night. I like the events, but the rest of it sucks. All the food is overpriced and not very good unless it's funnel cake or taffy. The fried dough is just over floured pizza dough with sugar sprinkled on it served cold. I mean campi pizza is literally a flavorless loaf of bread with a tiny sprinkling of cheese that doesn't even cover the sauce and 4 thin slices of pepperoni for $5 a slice *gag*. The demolition derbies, truck pulls, concerts, and monster trucks are cool, but other than that meh. I recommend going at night to see an event getting taffy and funnel cake before it and racing out after.