Decent option for subs and pizza by the slice. Had a 12in assorted. It was good with a decent…read moreamount of meat for the price. Coworker had a slice of peperoni and the Tuesday taco special. Both looked good. Got busy after noon, glad we got there early.

I added this one because I think it is an important listing. This is the only convenient store…read moreright in the heart of downtown. They have everything that you could need to grab quick on the go that you'd expect from a convenient store. Plus they offer a ton of lunch or breakfast options including, coffee & donuts, sandwiches, wraps, salads, and yogurt; packaged hot food and pizza, some frozen foods, and even a small deli counter if you want to put something together yourself. Lots of options here, plenty of bottled beverage choices as well. Walk here, take the train, or bring a friend to wait in the car while you run in. It's all paid parking around here; no dedicated lot.

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.

This place doesn't look like much. The first time I walked in, I had my doubts - it looks like an…read moreold convenience store inside. BUT don't be fooled. This is absolutely one of the greatest hidden little lunch spots in downtown Buffalo. I work a block over, so I've been here many times and I can honestly say I have never had something bad from here. I tried their fried bologna today, and I can honestly say it was the best I have had in Buffalo. Their subs are great - which is weird, because the ingredients are pretty normal, but somehow they taste better than other places. My very favorite part is their breakfast sandwiches. They're kind of like crack for me. Unlike Timmy Ho's or Dunkin, they make them on bread that they bake fresh in the store every morning and the eggs/sausage/bacon/whatever is usually cooked fresh on the grill as well. I haven't tried one, but the salads get rave reviews at my office too. And, finally, the staff (Nick, Mike, Deb and some very experienced cooks) are super friendly and down-to-earth as well. Sorry if I sound like a fanboy here. I've been meaning to write this review for a while. Kudos are well-deserved. Be forewarned: This place serves all kinds - Lawyers and hobos, side by side. It is an experience, but definitely in a good way. (Note: there are three Holly Farms stores in Buffalo. This one on Pearl St. downtown, one on Allen, and one on E. Delavan. They aren't related to each other. This review is for the downtown one.)

My go to spot for drinks and snacks. Great employees and location. A Buffalo staple…read more My go to spot for drinks and snacks. Great employees and location. A Buffalo staple. Only issue these dudes are always out of Breakfast sandwiches

good food! the service is nice and i like the ambiance, it's quite tho sometimes it gets busyread more

Ok Adams Mart.. I see the new scam you are playing now with the debit cards. I went to your store…read more2 days in a row & bought the same 2 items. On 8/6/2025 I used my debit card & was charged the price on the receipt on the left in the picture. So I said let me do some investigating . I go there today 8/7/2025 & pay with cash. I gave them a $20 bill for the same 2 items I bought yesterday & sure enough it was a different price because I paid with cash.. Illegal in NYS to charge more for using debit cards . (Receipt on the left debit card price. Receipt to the right is paid with cash?). BEWARE THEIR SCAMMING PEOPLE ILLEGALLY!!!

I like visiting this location as it's not as popular and busy as the other locations. Also, it is…read morethe most convenient location for me to get to. The store is pretty clean for the most part and they have a variety of slurpees and coffees. The coffees include a selection of hot black coffee, they have two kinds of cold coffees, and they also have a variety of those sugary coffees which you can get by pressing one of those fancy buttons.

A few days ago I had what was probably the best convenience store customer service experience I…read morehave ever had at any convenience store. And it happened at this 7-Eleven location. I was greeted warmly at the door by an associate straightening up some nearby shelves. The store was clean and organized in general. And the cashier at checkout was equally as warm and friendly as the door greeter. Customer service at this location is inconsistent, but this stellar kindness and care for the state of the store was worth my time to uptick my Yelp stars here! We frequent this 7-Eleven, well, frequently! We frequent it both in person, and via the 7NOW app for delivery. Both the 7-Eleven and 7NOW apps are personal app favorites of mine because the rewards points and deals are generous. 7NOW regularly runs a free delivery promo, paired with lots of product freebies and discounts. In-store savings and rewards points offers are just as bountiful, too. This 7-Eleven does a consistently good job with the hot-foods, too. The app regularly runs $5 pizza deals. For a convenience store no-frills heated-from-frozen pizza, it's actually decent! It is a short wait at the store for a hot pie, or have them delivered, and they still arrive hot and tasty. My husband is a fan of the taquitos, especially the steak & cheese and the cream cheese jalapeno flavors. At 180 calories per taquito, a couple of these greasy treats don't totally break the calories-bank either. Not healthy by any means, but also not blow-it-out-of-the-water gut-busters either for a decadent snack. I am not great at drinking as much water as one should, but I must say the 7-Eleven brand premium waters are quite tasty! As tasty as water can be, I guess, hahaha. But the 7-Eleven Pure and Alkaline water varieties go down smooth! Very refreshing! The app often puts up 3/$3 deals on the big 1-Liter bottles, too. For me to rave about water of all things, it must actually be pretty good! I'm creeping up on five stars for this 7-Eleven location. I'm a fan of several 7-Eleven products (the 79-cent Big Gulp Diet Coke is another fave!), love both of their apps, and have been impressed with the customer service at this location lately, which was previously hit-or-miss. If the friendly service stays consistent here, five stars are heading your way from me sometime soon, Beach Road 7-Eleven! Keep up the good work! :-D

I use to love this store but about month ago my wife went in to cash her scratch tickets she had 4…read moretickets had checked on her phone that they were winners she new the amount she was owed the clerk stole a 15$ winner when my wife said he was wrong he refused to show her the tickets then when I asked for the tickets he said he lost the one we said was a winners I asked how could you have lost it he hadn't gone anywhere it's was clear he was busted he got very upset and told me if I did not go he would call the police my wife seeing how mad I was getting made us leave but I know if he did it to us he is doing it to other people so I would say avoid this store I will say the employee was a young man with alot of attitude today iv also reported this OLG and will be contacting bigB head office to inform them of the way I was treated and the scam this kid is playing

Wow! This bee has got me all a-buzz!…read more I'm not one to review convenience stores, as I find most of them are the same: overpriced, stale candy, lacking in customer service. However, Big Bee is none of those things, so it appears it's got me expanding my reviewing horizons! I popped by here on my way out of Niagara to grab a couple of drinks for the ride home and was pleasantly surprised! They have some awesome drink deals (2 for 1 priced energy drinks, 0.99 for Red Rain cans, just over a buck for Fiji water!), as well as a really nice variety of drinks! From obscure drinks, to generic pops, to a rainbow of energy drinks, to Faygo, this little Big Bee has it all. The candy prices aren't jacked up like many convenience stores either, and the Fuzzy Peaches we bought didn't taste like they had been sitting there for over a year, which is always a good thing :p I noticed Big Bee also has submarines and other assorted fresh items, but I didn't try any of them. Customer service was super warm and friendly. It's a little cramped inside, but cramped with sweets & goodness of that sort, so forgivable ;) Great place to pop by if you're looking to pick up some generic convenience store items. I am a fan!

WOW! I haven't wrote a review for them yet? I legit order their take-out at least once every other…read moreweek ahaha! They're so convenient, right down the road from me. *You can't beat their prices. Especially their combo meal deals. *They usually have your order ready within 20-25 min. Their breakfast sandwiches are legit and their hashbrowns are even "Legit-er"- my favorite hashbrowns around, nice and crispy! I have yet to order something from here that I did not like. Recently I ordered their 5 piece chicken finger dinner, 5 LARGE, I mean LARGE fingers, they basically filled the whole box- so impressed! (Comes with fries and a drink)- $9.99. Also, some of the best fingers I had around!

Man I haven't been here in a while but from what I've seen on the internet a 5 piece chicken finger…read moredinner is $20 and 10 piece is $31 ... what happened to affordable .... We paid $12.99 for a 5 piece chicken fingers dinner long time ago ... this is the price of two McDonald's visits... and I was really looking forward to having it but for 2 people 31 plus tax is crazy.... Even if there fingers are big ... It's like ... what about value for your consumers ... I know... I know... inflation. But it's crazy how bad it's gotten... can anyone post a recent menu? That would be awesome ... any ways this place used to be killer but we will pass.. as sad as that is too say... rip chicken finger dinner with fries

I've gotten kind of spoiled by how great they treat their customers at this pharmacy. Coming from…read moreWalgreens, at one point I was used to being treated like a huge inconvenience, going without prescriptions for a week, or just being told to "call every day" to see if something is ready (no one picks up there). I switched to cvs and everything had been so wonderful. My prescriptions are always ready in time, if there is a delay they let you know, and they will call you back within the hour if you send them a message. Everything here has been so great that the one time I had a minor issue I pulled a Karen, left a one star review,, and called corporate. It was because of a mistake that literally wasn't anyone's fault and I realized fairly quickly that this was a monthly thing for me before. I hung up before I got through to corporate and deleted what I had written. What I'm saying is- CVS Pharmacy treats you so well that you start to expect more than humanly possible. Now that I'm not being a monstrous person who expects the world to revolve around them I'm very appreciative of this place. If your prescription isn't ready yet, you will wait ten minutes maximum. I highly suggest downloading the app though because they will always inform you when things will be ready and it will always be accurate. The staff is kind, eager to help, and knowledge. They also have some of the awesome pharmacy staff from Rite Aid which made me so happy. CVS is farther away than Walgreens but I *happily* go there instead because that small inconvenience saves me from a million large inconveniences. I honestly forgot that I literally dreaded going to pick up my meds each month because of how poorly Walgreens treated customers. Expanding my radius and going to CVS is one of the best decisions I have made as far as customer service/ retail experiences go.

Stopped here for the financial services: You can show a bar code at the register to the…read moredestination, pay cash, and your account is immediately credited. I also like their extended hours: If an after-hours visit to an Urgent Care is needed, the prescription can be faxed here.

Typical gas station that has a convenience store as well. This location alnog with other Noco's are…read morenow under a new name called Speedway. They still offer a membership card for discounts on gas.

No-Cal is better than No-Co. I mean, No-Cal has the Avenue Of The Giants, has Crescent City, has…read more(not Otis) Redding, it has a lot of beautiful coastline and Mount Shasta... I mean, it has so much going for it. Whereas No-Co just has, um... gas pumps. This is the UB North location of NOCO in the sense that it's always filled with college students. The reason it scores lower than other NOCOs is because it has the same issues (slightly overpriced, and too busy), but with the added caveat of having one particularly unpleasant (male) cashier that seems angry every time you get something rung up by him. The other employees are okay. But there are much cheaper places to get gas anyway (try the reservation out by Akron).