I attended a wedding and the food was great at this venue. There is also an area outside next to…read morethe parking lot as well for entertaining. The venue was pretty spacious & there was a bar area a dance floor area. Big open floor plan. The venue & bathrooms were immaculate also handicapped accessible which is a must. The wedding I attended was beautiful in this space, if your looking for a great venue depending on your guest list, check this venue out.

I've been to a few fundraisers here. It's a decent size hall and they're pretty accommodating from…read morewhat I hear. I've also been to bingo here before.

Stopped by for another great experience at the Uke! They have updated the front room it looks…read morewonderful. And now there isn't competition for a place to sit.

This place has great food on Friday nights - genuine Western Ukrainian food and fish fries. I'm…read moretalking pierogies, holubtsi and borscht. And fish fry (Ukrainian style). If you don't want to eat Ukrainian food, this isn't your place. Bring cash, no credit cards. The vibe is mid-20th century ethnic social club and Ukraine . To become a member it's $20 per year (ask at the bar).

Updated review of the food hall. M&T has taken over managing it and it's great now. Salad bar is…read moreback, hot bar is back (both charged by weight). Soup is back. Burgers and sandwiches are still available as well, I haven't tried those since M&T took over.

Hands down the best management team I have ever encountered! Cassidy, Samantha and Jessica provide…read morea level of service that is unlike anything I have ever experienced in any residential community. They are the perfect blend of professional, kind, and compassionate. They consistently anticipate our needs and go way above and beyond to be helpful and accommodating! It is rare to find a team that shows a genuine interest in the welfare and satisfaction of their residents, but they do it effortlessly every day. The building is gorgeous, incredibly well-maintained and always so clean. Exceptional service all around!

I came here for a meat raffle to support the Buff State girls softball team. The event was well-run…read morea lot of fun. I stopped in the bar to grab a drink with some friends. People working were very friendly. There were several tables with people eating. The food looked great but I didn't actually try anything. Lot of people there for Friday night fish fry

This is a huge hall. I've been here twice for meat raffles and once for another event. I've heard…read morethey are easy to book through and reasonably priced. They have TVs all over for bingo so there really isn't a bad seat in the house. Plenty of tables, lots of seating and I've never experienced an issue with the microphones or anything. One of my favorite balls in the area

It was the annual New Year's party for our running club. It is a large open space, so plenty of…read moreroom for the tables and chairs, buffet line, dessert table, dance floor and the DJ and his equipment. The appetizer table was a huge display of a variety of cubed cheeses, toast and crackers, olives, and some grapes and blueberries. The dinner buffet had a nice tossed salad, focaccia and butter, pasta in a cheesy red sauce, haricots vert, chicken in an artichoke and onion sauce with melted mozzarella cheese on top, and roast beef au jus with great horseradish!

I very often attend the Pist n Broke car show on the Wirlitzer grounds in the summer, but as I'd…read morenever really attended anything inside, I felt I was unequipped to give a review. This all changed on the 22nd of December because they hosted an incredible market there that day. The name of it escapes me, but it was a creepy Christmas extravaganza! Right up my alley. I had so much fun talking to and buying from the vendors and spent way too much on presents for loved ones. It was two floors, but the elevator was easily accessible, which is a nice touch for us disabled folks. The upstairs was just as lovely. The staff was incredibly helpful and didn't appear to hate their jobs, which counts for something. The smiled as I got my drink at the bar, they smiled when I was on the first floor and needed to throw something out, and they even smiled as I walked in. They all do a great job there, especially with the place so clean and decorated for the holidays. I had so much fun here. I shopped. I drank. Heck, I even sat with Krampus. Merry Creepmas. 5 stars

My large tote is broken and the department left a note tied to the bar telling me that because my…read moretote is old that I must go to the office with this paper to pay $65 to replace it. ( otherwise no pick up) what are my taxes being used for and giving me one week to go there before 3:30 pm each day seems quite inconvenient.

I've had mixed and confusing dealings with the Department of Refuse…read more First let me say that I'm so grateful for the employees who work in the heat and the cold year round to keep our garbage totes emptied every week. But this isn't actually about them , it's about my garbage totes and the Refuse Control Department. I've had a couple of things happen to my totes. The lid broke some how during one of their pickups. It was hanging by one hinge and was very heavy and unwieldy to try to put back on. I called the Department to ask to have the tote replaced. I was informed that it didn't need replacement they could just put a new cover on. Great I was happy with that news and went on with life as normal expecting to hear from them. Or thinking that like the meter readers , they would come and get the lid and exchange it. When it didn't get repaired for another couple of weeks , I contacted them and asked for an update. I was told " well you have to leave it out for us to fix!" Having had no idea how they handled, these things I had taken the tote back into my yard. The lid was replaced and life went on as usual. This time the bar that the machine on the truck uses to pick up the can broke in half. The can had been broken for several..... weeks. At one point the can, in fact after being emptied, was laying on the ground half on the street. Having tried to pick one of those up after a wind storm, I was truly not overjoyed at the prospect of trying to wrestle this thing back up onto its feet again! Time to call the department again to see if they could please replace it. I explained what the problem was and answered all the questions and was told to leave it out and they would be by to pick it up and replace it. Ok well I didn't forget from last time that they expected me to LEAVE IT OUT!!! They didn't say how long it would take so I left it out indefinitely. After several days , and accumulating garbage in my house, I called back and explained the situation, and was told ..... "You're only supposed to leave it out for the day not the week!" Feeling like I simply can't win , I said I had left it out for the "day" and ( frankly too afraid to bring it back in in case I created a problem again)it had never gotten picked up. There was a pause on the other end of the phone and then I heard " I don't see anything about a broken tote to be picked up here." Back to square one. Today I waited to see the fate of my garbage tote. I heard the garbage truck come. I heard the recycle truck come. I finally looked out to check and see and I'm very happy to say that this time the broken tote was gone and a replacement was in its place!! To the gentleman who never left the instructions that my tote was broken I say " why" and ask how is a customer follow instructions if they aren't given any specific instructions. To the second gentleman who followed through at the Town of Amherst Department of Refuse, I say Thank You ! This lady really appreciates not trying to wrestle the tote off the ground when it falls over off the lift!

I came here recently to check out a new-to-me bakery on Center street. There is a lot happening…read morehere. An area of little places line about 2 blocks. A cafe, a vegan bakery, a chocolate bar maker - who will show you how it's made from start to finish, and a bunch of other small places. All look well cared for, and even on Sunday there was a lot of action. This is quickly becoming a very cute area. Easy parking, both street and in a parking lot. Update 39 2021

If there was an oil accident here it'd be the Spillage Of Lancaster. If you BBQ here, it's Grillage…read moreOf Lancaster. And if I say bad things about Jesus here, it's Sacrilege Of Lancaster. Which is common really. A rich and massive East Buffalo suburb full of rich and massive people. This is the little village within the large town. It basically contains the village centre areas. The town of Lancaster is actually huge, covering a big chunk of Western NY below Clarence, to the East of Depew and Cheekgtowaga. Its police force are absolutely awful, stopping you for anything and everything (even things you didn't do) to make revenue for the town. It contains the Village Of Lancaster, which is a cute and much smaller little place, which is what this listing is about. The crowning glory of this village is the beautiful clock tower, which is also an Opera company. When you're out in Lancaster, try eating at Good Tymes South, they have excellent burgers, and the Yelling Goat has some great Ethiopian Wings and all of their food is downright excellent. If you get junk mail from this Village, then it's the Village Of Spamcaster.

Hometown of the band Lankin Park…read more A rich and massive East Buffalo suburb full of rich and massive people. The town of Lancaster is actually huge, covering a big chunk of Western NY below Clarence, to the East of Depew and Cheekgtowaga. Its police force are absolutely awful, stopping you for anything and everything (even things you didn't do) to make revenue for the town. It contains the Village Of Lancaster, which is a cute and much smaller little place. When you're out in Lancaster, try eating at Good Tymes South, they have excellent burgers, and the Yelling Goat has some great Ethiopian Wings and all of their food is downright excellent. They have pretty tall people too, which is probably why it's known as Lankycaster.