Fun outdoors bar and restaurant on the property of the Grandview Bay Golf Course. Live music…read moreSaturday afternoons 4-7pm. Enjoyable music and tasty food. Grilled chicken sandwich with fries and a soda for around $8.00. Burgers, roast beef sandwiches, taco salads all looked good. Drink specials all day. Friendly waitress. The covered deck over looks the first tee of the gold course. Very scenic. This is a nice alternative to the busy Mickey Rats Beach Club which is nearby on the water. I'll be back to eat and drink here after another 9 holes of golfing.

The place is a hidden gem. They have a good selection of beer, the food is good+ and the service…read morewas wonderful

Nothing makes any sense at this casino / bingo hall. Jackpots are almost never posted in advance…read moreor updated on line and social medias in a timely fashion. They have been closing the concession stand right before bingo intermission, which makes no sense at all, as it's extremely busy at intermission. On the plus side Bingo workers are helpful and plenty of free parking. Downsides. New slots are all video and expensive to play. No snacks at bingo intermission.

First time. I went on a slow morning- bingo rooms closed, maybe 50 people there. I found the…read morebathroom spotless and well-maintained. I then did a tour to see what they had. A couple of staff were walking around, spraying and wiping down machines as players left them, and the floor also looked perfectly clean. Sounds good, right? WeIl, the place just... REEKED. We're not talking stale tobacco; it was more like someone had recently filled a trash can with the world's most acrid butts - cellophane included - and set them on fire. Poor ventilation doesn't even begin to explain it, because on the whole floor there were maybe 5 people actually smoking, and most of them were clustered in one corner. I'm a light smoker myself, but after an hour I was just about ready to cough my guts out. As for the slots: IMHO your odds of emptying a box of mice onto the floor and watching them die of seizures before they can scurry to safety are probably better than winning. High-volatility machines overpriced for their crappy payouts. Did far better playing the same games at Hamburg, and that is saying something. Two stars for the staff and their spray bottles, but you're spitting on the fires of hell. Don't want to think about what it's like on a busy night with bingo.

It gets bigger and better every year. No admission charge, and some free events and live music. The…read morecorn is so sweet in peak season

This was my first time here. What a great little festival,…read moresomething to do. Traffic was not the best getting into the parking lot. Very slow moving and took about 10-20 extra minutes waiting in line. I like that the school was using their parking space for fundraising for the sports clubs so you know the cost of parking is going to a good cause. The festival itself was decent. It had a lot of food vendors and a crap load of local shops/vendors (added photos of some hand made items). It actually took a while to look at everything! There was a handful of rides for the kids too. I do wish there was more corn themed food options like elote, or grilled corn, or other food dishes using corn in more creative ways. There was only 4 corn things (that I saw): corn on the cob, corn ice cream, kettle corn and a stand to buy a fresh bunch of corn. Corn on the cob 10/10. Delicious, sweet corn, dipped in butter (pretty sure it's unsalted butter). They had tall stand-up tables set up with salt shakers to eat your corn at or in the tent next door had picnic tables to sit down too (or you can eat in the beer tent... It was crazy to me that they allowed underage people in the beer tent if they were with their parents. They couldn't drink obviously, but allowed the family to stay together. At that point, they might as well just have allowed you to walk around with a plastic beer cup.) I didn't try the corn ice cream but I'd like to next time! Kyle tried the bacon bomb sandwich from Hammi's BBQ truck (photo posted). He says he could eat it every day for the rest of his life. I thought it had too much sausage in the mixture. I'd like to taste more of a bacon/pork flavor than sausage. But other than that it really was good.

Sunflowers are one of my favorite flowers. Last Friday, for the start of the long Labor Day…read moreweekend; decided to check this place out with family friend. Even though it was the end of the season for sunflowers, we were still able to find some ontheir sunflower trail. Loved the well maintained farm with the variety of animals. Checking out farm animals is fun, and simple for all ages. If you find yourself looking for something to do, its a nice easy drive to get there, in Angola, I believe there open year round, have a little store, food on the weekends, Staff were very nice and welcoming.

Amazing little place ! Unique farm with ice cream and homemade cheeses and honey . Like being back…read moreon the farm . Local eggs and meats . Very cute clean and friendly

18 hole round of putt putt right beside a mini raceway. We did both and they were a lot of fun…read more They only take cash but there is a Tony's Nextdoor with an ATM which we were able to use to pay for everything. Would recommend.

We met here with a few cousins and they hat go karts ready for us! We paid $20 cash each. Flew…read morearound the well manicured track 20 laps. Then played mini golf. So much fun. The staff was helpful and kind and the place was clean and so fun!

Very Delicious, homemade sides and you get a little of everything. Haddock, Mac Salad and Slaw,…read morechoice of American or German Potato Salad, choice of Potato Fries or Baked. Staff are friendly and good price for what you are getting. Remember they are a non-profit organization. Please Tip Going back Sunday 8/10/25 for fundraiser pancake breakfast with the works. Choice of 3 types of cakes, eggs cooked to order, sausage and your choice of drinks. $15 for All 9-12:30 Basket Raffle = pulling tickets after Breakfast ends.

Got here around 5:30, was immediately seated. The waitress came over about a minute later. The…read morehostess already gave me a menu so i was able to order right away. The place was packed! Only a few empty tables outside. I figured that's why it took a long time for my food to get there. 45 minutes! The food was delicious though and the fish was hot!! Total for 1 broil and a water came to 14 something.

This corner recently got a glow up and a new wine bar. Black Flower is modern, cool and refreshing…read more If you are familiar with Ellicottville Winery, same owners, you will find the same wonderful wines you are familiar with. They have a nice variety of wine, something for every palette as well as a light kitchen menu. The service here so far has been superb. Every staff member I've met has been friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. To top it off they have some really cool and unique events. Including on Friday and Saturday evenings from 5-7 they offer an aperitivo. Grab a bar seat and $20 gets you a glass of wine and a pre-selected menu of light bites. It was the perfect girls night and was more food than anyone expected. It was a fun surprise to see what kept coming out of the kitchen. Super fun, different and every bite was fresh and delicious! Looking forward to coming back again soon.

As part of a Wine tasting club at a local winery, our wine and food pairing went perfect! Each dish…read morewas expertly paired with its perfect wine match. As I don't consume cheese, the wine connoisseur took it upon himself to find an appropriate non-dairy match for me, and did a phenomenal job with it. From the grilled portabella mushroom caponata with a Canadian Pinot Noir, to the sweet maple syrup drizzled figs with a little lemon with a local blackberry wine, or the channa masala to compliment the sweet Californian Riesling, every bite and sip was a harmonious marriage. ‍‍ The service was phenomenal and that alone makes visiting this winery worth it, a long with the educational value offered. The staff is very knowledgeable on different wines and also has that skill of disseminating the information effectively to better educate its customers. Even though we have visited a few wineries and vineyards in the US and abroad, I would take this one to be in my top 3 experiences. The tasting room is also clean and well set up. I would highly recommend visiting Ten Thousand Vines if you are from the area or visiting to try some of the phenomenal wines from WNY.

This is a great place to take kids of all ages. They will do a tour with enough people but there…read moreare also posted descriptions at numbered stations. Everyone enjoyed making their own kazoo with the old hand cranked forming machine. Incredibly affordable and can be kept short enough to hold the attention of quite young children. Only challenge is parking, which is mostly around the corner on the street. Definitely recommend.

We travel full time and do our best to find all the quirky and less visited interesting things…read moreacross America and we definitely found it in Eden! The Kazoo factory, in the back of the boutique, is a priceless bit of history that is still making history! Using the same machines from 1915, they are stamping out metal Kazoos for American children still to this day! The factory is a museum in itself but they also have numerous display cases of the historical Kazoos they have produced over the years, each with it's own story. Our hostess was the kindest lady in New York! She showed us around the factory, fully demonstrated the process and knew all there could ever be known about Kazoos! The boutique at the entrance is beautiful with a little bit for everyone! I got the cutest skirt ever!! We visited the museum, made our own Kazoo and shopped the boutique in August 2024.