We went to the Sutherland Lodge Temple, because my son's girlfriend was teaching a little class on…read morehow to make "melon pan", which is a Japanese bread. It was so hot down there and stuffy that it was very uncomfortable. They just had a few tables out and some chairs and we had use of the kitchen, which was nice. It wasn't a bad setting really it was just the heat that was too much. It was so humid outside and then they opened up the windows and the humidity just came inside plus was hot and they're ready to begin with. I don't know how much they charged her to do the class. All I know is it was a part of the Japanese cultural center. I guess from the way it seemed they have cooking classes often there and other little classes or meetings or something. I guess it's a good little place. If you want to have a meeting or teach to class or have some kind of business lunch or dinner or something. I don't know what all they let you have there, but I would think that since they get money for the space that they'd probably let you do almost anything within reason . Having easy kitchen access, and the restrooms were right next to the kitchen, which everything was very convenient in that way, which made it very nice. I guess I would only go back depending on what it's for if it's something that really interests me or not.

I can't say enough great things about the Sylvan Learning Center in Buffalo/Williamsville. I had to…read moretake several appraisal tests in one day and reserved a room for seven hours straight. Unfortunately, SNAFU after SNAFU with the testing platform (none of it Sylvan's fault) meant I couldn't finish all of my exams that day. The manager went above and beyond to help me--opening the center early the next morning so I could complete the last few tests. There was even more behind-the-scenes drama with the curriculum provider that I won't share here, but every single time an issue popped up, the Sylvan team stepped up and found a solution. Their flexibility, professionalism, and commitment to customer success were outstanding. I highly recommend this location for any testing, tutoring, or learning needs. They truly care about the people they serve, and it shows.

My son has been attending Sylvan for sometime now, and the growth we've seen in both his reading…read moreskills and confidence has been remarkable. I honestly don't know where he would be in school without Sylvan. The staff are supportive, knowledgeable, and truly invested in each child's success. Their personalized approach helps students build confidence, master skills, and develop a genuine enjoyment for learning. We've seen real, measurable improvement and couldn't be happier. Highly recommend.

I will never go anywhere else for continuing education after taking my ethics course here ! I had…read morean issue at ten pm at night and the owner called me back immediately ! Very happy with my decision to not go through BNAR!

Taking this course helped to strengthen my background and depth of knowledge of building trades,…read moregave me the inside view of the Inspection side of real estate, and with the business management portion of the class helped to prep me for operating my own business. I have nearly 2 decades in inspection background with insurance and this class definitely gave me a new approach and appreciation. the hands on of the mock inspections is great and the wealth of knowledge from the different instructors and their varied backgrounds makes this a very good all around course. I feel the class definitely helped me to prepare for the state exam and the experience made me feel confident to step into entrepreneurship. Thanks to Dan, Mark and Tom. I have already recommended this course to friends.

I hadn't been here in a long time. But then I came recently to watch some local schools sports…read more The inside of the building remains beautiful, although its been updated. Its a beautiful campus and building on Main Street near Humbolt. Open since the 1850's, it serves the local deaf community. It was the first school in the US for the deaf. They work with babies through 12th grade, and most go on to attend college. They have active sports teams and play both local schools and various deaf tournaments throughout the year. The school plays a role in the local community, and its gorgeous building is hard to miss as you drive along Main.

Nichols is actually called "Niggles" because I always seem to have some annoying niggling injuries…read morewhen I play a soccer game here, and I'll always associate it with niggling injuries even though it's an amazing facility. Nichols is probably the best place I have ever played football (soccer) in the Buffalo area. The field is perfect. Unfortunately I have a very poor record here... in finals, I've always been on the losing side. Then again I've always been on the massive underdog team in finals, and it's a miracle that those teams have even made it to the final game... but yes, never won a trophy here. Nevertheless, thoroughly appreciate the surface and the facilities. I won't mention the guy that took me out here on this field and severely damaged my ankle. On purpose. That kind of thing is hard to forgive but what can you do. That's life.

Excellent education. They also have amazing art, drama, sports, literary and science programs among…read moreother programs they have. they have their own concert hall, hockey rink, baseball diamond, gymnasium and many other modern amenities. The teachers are top notch and the students consistently graduate to Ivy League colleges