We came back for one of the last weekends they were open for the season and happy to share that the…read morestairs have been fully restored and they allow visitors to go up to the top now! It was free but we had to sign a waiver. The views from the top were nice, and the employees were friendly. A great stop if you're nearby and in the area.

It's easy to get a sense of how important shipping and travel around the Great Lakes was 100 years…read moreago by the care and attention given to this construction. I enjoyed the climb up the spiral wooden staircase to the lens platform: It's a great, breezy view of Lake Erie! If you come early enough in Summer, look for swooping barn swallows skimming over the water for insects!

If I could give a negative number I would. I filled out a Hold Mail form only to have what they…read morewere holding sent back to sender because the carrier said my place was empty. No apologies offered. So I filled out a Forward Mail form and was not getting much forwarded and none at all now and I am missing tax info. I called and was told the postmaster would look in to it and call me. No call back a week later and NOBODY answers their phone.​ Worst service this town has to offer. It should be shut down.

Sometimes I think Fredonia is the most friendly place around - the folks inside this post office…read morewere kind and helpful AND were actually there to help me with what I needed. The location is a bit off without a lot of parking spaces, but it is a great location!

I love NT, who doesn't love NT? I didn't love it when I was a teenager, because "Teenage North…read moreTonawanda" (or TNT as it's better known) is a little... explosive. Much like my previous review, you Tonawanda around here at night. It's just not safe. OK, I'm kidding, it's fine. I used to play soccer in NT for years. I lived right beside it for what seemed like forever. I remember one too many Canalfests. Who doesn't love Canalfest? My fave restaurant around here is probably Roman Cafe. It doesn't quite have the food options that some of the other suburbs have, that would be one thing I would count as a score against it. On the other hand, it's not in Erie County (which is a good thing... Niagara County is a little less corrupt imo), and it's got some absolutely beautiful scenery and some spectacular wildlife. If you want Pizza and Wings in this area I recommend Good Guys. They're not bad... they're in fact, good.

Awesome city, wonderful people! Great city on the rise with a wonderful waterfront and plenty of…read morebars and restaurants for any taste.

It was a FREE 1-1/2 hour toured with an experienced guide from Explore Buffalo. Buffalo has so…read moremany beautiful buildings, having been designed by the most famous artists and architects of the time, don't waste a minute - go explore. Don't miss the climb to get a birds-eye view of the city's radial layout

A gorgeous structure and a FaBuLous view from the observation deck way up at the top next to the…read moredome! The 3D deco is also in the lobby with murals

Visited the town hall to pay my school taxes at the Town Clerk's office. This is a quaint old…read morebuilding that houses town offices such as the Town Supervisor, Town Clerk, Assessors Office, etc. Next time you attend something at Island Park or the Williamsville Library, take a look The outside is more historic looking than the inside which is just plain vanilla hallways and mostly closed office doors. With a building front that has such grandeur with massive steps and pillars, the inside is a bit of a disappointment. But if all you care about is to take care of town business, the interior meets the bill.

I have recently moved and of course that has involved me visiting the town hall to get everything…read moresquared away! From tax information to registration of my dog I have always met a helpful and friendly face at the town hall. I only wish I visited ASAP after I closed on my place because I would've been better off sooner with their assistance.

Came here for information regarding neighborhood watch program. Was pleased to know that meetings…read moreare held at designated times in a given month. Also discussions involve things such as, personal safety, city's plans for the area and you interact with the police to have better relations. This building has other services as well. Best to check their website to see all the things available to you.

I'd say town halls are pretty reflective of their town's size. Cheektowaga isn't a huge town, so we…read moredon't have a very huge Town Hall, but that doesn't take away from its' stature and beauty. I live on the edge of Cheektowaga near Amherst, so coming to town hall is about a 10/15 minute drive for me. You can take care of your typical legal business here, such as tax payments, dog licensing, etc. I've visited here twice for both of these reasons. It's a semi-dated building on the inside, original architecture mixed with some 80's elevator system or something (I don't know the exact date the elevators were put in, I'm just making them seem old here). If I recall correctly, part of the building was under repairs during my last visit. There's plenty of signage telling you where you need to go, at least! As long as I continue living in the town, I'm sure I'll find my way back eventually.

This post office is much better than the one in the town of Corfu. They have helped me track down…read morelost letters and packages and always greet me with a friendly tone. It's the perfect small town post office.