Shop itself is a cute little storefront at the heart of Clarence Center, attended by a…read morerelatively-kind woman I presume to be the Dawn per the store's name. Unfortunately, there are only a few truly unique candies on offer; most all of the inventory is mass-produced candies and bulk sweets. This is more a retailer than a confectioner, as it seems like they don't really make anything in-house. They do stock local producer Platter's chocolates and sponge candy, and have some other loco-regional treats like Coffee Crisp, but otherwise it feels in most respects like any retail-only candy store. If you happen to be walking/driving by and need a quick glucose fix, feel to stop in if you have a few minutes and patronize a small business; just don't feel the need to head out of your way for it.

I went to purchase a Father's Day gift.The decor was fabulously creative.It was so nostalgic…read morevisiting.The owner was extremely helpful and even created a little gift bag for my gift certificate.I highly recommend a visit to this establishmen.

Cute ice cream place! It seems the community is a bit divided on the place since it seems ownership…read morehas changed(?), but experience was quite nice! The workers were kind and efficient. Tasty ice cream (it appears they serve Perry's Ice Cream, but I'm not very familiar with it). I got the Stovepipe sundae which was vanilla ice cream with chocolate fudge and raspberry sauce and was quite delicious. Worth stopping by for an inexpensive, sweet treat.

the cones are sooo small. very little ice cream, but sky high prices! we now go across the street…read morefor our treats at Sunset Grill! The new owners are too greedy!

I've come here multiple times since they opened and I consistently have a great experience. They've…read morebecome my go to spot for Keeping Traditions pierogies, as well as for many of my other favorite local brands. I also like that they host outdoor markets outside their shop, and I've met many new local vendors this way! If you haven't stopped by yet, I recommend it. They carry a great variety of items in their small shop.

This place is new on Bailey near Whole Foods…read more It sells only things made in Buffalo. specialty products made in Buffalo. It started as kissed by the sun spice company and it's expanded as far as I can figure out. Kissed by the Sun spice Blue Table Yankees fancy Babcias Pierogi What's poppin popcorn And so much more. Facing Whole Foods look left - they are in the building that's on Bailey, but they face the Whole Foods parking lot.

This is just the cutest custard & ice cream stand I've ever been to! They have a wide variety of…read moreflavors to choose from, including Dole Whip! They have summer hours extended to 9:30p.m., and Yelp showed this place closed at 9 PM. We happen to drive by on our way home, & they were still open to our delight. The size of their cones is very generous. They have a fun sitting area outside for kids too!

This is not a pink cup -- it's a loganberry milkshake!…read more Even as a Buffalonian, I was skeptical of this tasting good. I was pleasantly surprised by the flavor and want another one already! Also, lots of nice seating outside and super friendly staff. Check this place out before the snow hits! It'll be here before you know it...

I love shelly's! Her breakfast sandwiches are the best i have ever tasted and the service here is…read moreamazing! Shelly is so kind and is always offering to help whatever the situation is.

Five star rating!!! Love..love...love Shelly's. Fast..courteous...friendly... always make you feel…read morewelcome. Def recommend for anyone to stop at this store.

This is a beautiful farm store: It seeks to satisfy all family members with coffees, dog toys,…read morepatisseries, frozen pot pies and frozen meats. They also sell bulk spices. I bought some chili powder. It was unbelievably cheap, but spicy it was not. For the Southern tier this is probably a bonus. The ladies running the store were friendly and hardworking; they knew where everything is.

Took a drive down to Holland Farmers Market, and Hen-Hawk was given as a recommendation. Wonderful…read moreservice, and had no intention of strawberry picking, glad I did....they were large, juicy and not low to the ground...cute little Shop inside.... Highly recommended service was top of the line.

I discovered this store during 2025 and it has quickly become my go-to favorite grocery store. I'm…read morehere at least weekly. If you eat seasonally and value keeping your money in the local community, this is a great place to do both. Things I love: Great deals on seasonal produce, especially for members (I signed up on my second visit and boy is membership worth it!). High quality meats. Plenty of locally grown and made options with clear signage. The bulk section is especially great - bring your own containers and you can get some excellent savings on dried fruits, grains, rice, nuts, candies, beans, spices, loose-leaf tea, and more. Sometimes they do tasting days where you can try samples of the pre-made food items. Non-food things: Staff is all friendly and helpful. Parking is easy. They have an electric vehicle charging station in the lot. There is a "little free library" style shelf at the front to share books; there's always new stuff to read and often a selection of cookbooks to try out. Some prices are higher than at other stores so I do shop in multiple places depending on my list. For anything I want in bulk, local, or organic, this is where I get it. Plus, people here are just nice. Staff, customers, everybody. The vibe here is positive and comfortable and it's just a nice place to be.

I signed up for a Vegan baking class. Courtney is a great teacher, having first a little multiple…read morechoice quiz with little prizes(Today the prizes were vegan lollipops.) then showing a vegan cake being baked on a You Tube video, giving us tasters of two differently made vegan chocolate chocolate chip cookies and lastly supplying an assortment of topping to decorate our (made by Courtney) mini vegan chocolate cakes. Our chocolate cakes are about 4 1/2-5 inches in diameter. The topping choices were: fresh raspberries and blackberries, colored sprinkles, pecans and chocolate pieces shaped like 1/2 footballs. Courtney first made the dough to make one of the chocolate chocolate chip cookies. It's only a 90 minute class, so that bowl of dough went back to the kitchen to be baked off. Courtney then made fresh vegan vanilla buttercream, just to show us how easy it is to make as a vegan topping.. Since it was not a full class we were all offered a second cake to decorate with the vegan buttercreams and the other toppings.

Not sure why this store is marked permanently closed. I just left there... it is open with the…read morenicest people working behind the counter!