It was our first time here; we were staying in East Aurora and driving to our parents' house about…read more45 minutes away, where there is nothing to eat besides pizza. (It's in the country!) So we picked up a classic Chicken Pot Pie to have for dinner. It was one of the best we've ever had! And the staff was so nice. They also have smaller pies and lunch deals, like getting a salad with one, or soup. They had some fresh chili that day too. We can't wait to return in the future and try more pies!

I don't know what I expected when I entered Mr. Pot Pie today, so I'll try to clue you in. First of…read moreall, there was not a lot of product in the store. A small amount of baked goods were spaced out across the expanse of the store. There was a freezer case full of pies, and along the tables we saw packages of shortbread cookies. Everything in the store was beige. Nothing was elegant. Everything looked common. We did not buy anything, so we can't comment on how the product tastes. Perhaps I was there on an off day, I just didn't see anything that said please take me home.

I absolutely love that Blue Eyed Baker opened a location in Hamburg. And what I love, even more, is…read morethat they offer vegan/gluten free options. The offerings change daily based on what they've had time to create and what has already sold. The scones are wonderful, my fav so far has been the orange cranberry but the blueberry lemon seems like their most popular flavor. I've also tried the cookies & muffins. Though I prefer the scones quite a bit more. I find the prices to be quite high. Cost is $5.50 per scone, or more. Then once you add on tax and a tip you've already dropped $13-$15 for just two scones. Last time I bought two scones, a cupcake, and a cookie and it was $35 (and only 1 scone & 1 cookie were vegan). There are quite a few tables inside to stop and have a meal. Though after looking at the menu it seems there's only 1 vegan option and for me, it's not worth the price. Parking can be a challenge as you'll have to park in the main lot which can fill up, especially during peak hours. The last time I tried to stop in, the lights were on, the sign said open, but the door was locked. I knocked on the door several times- a worker saw me but never came over to open the door. Very strange.

We love visiting blue eyed baker for their sweets. The scones are the best in the area and never…read moredisappoint! They use Italian meringue buttercream on their cakes and cupcakes which is something no other bakery does and it's the best frosting option in my opinion! The bagels are delicious and fresh! The staff is always super friendly and helpful if you don't know what you want! If you order food and wait they have a board telling you how long the wait is going to be.

This is a small bakery on Oliver Street (hence the name) in North Tonawanda. Near the Farmers…read moreMarket. I noticed it a few weeks ago driving by on the way to the Farmers Market. Then at the market I saw they have a booth. So i picked up a slice of their bread covered in tomato sauce. Heated later in the day at home it was terrific. But I added some mozeralla and oregano and used the broiler. That slice was enough to get me into the bakery itself the next Sat. It's a cute shop. Mostly Italian type of baked goods, breads and desserts both. I picked up some bread, Italian white, it was good. We don't eat that type of bread often but we enjoyed this loaf a lot. I'll be back to try some other things. They have been around for a long time and have a loyal following I think. Street parking.

We recently visited Bloom & Rose and had a fun time sampling our way through the menu. We ordered…read moresix different knishes, matzo ball soup, and kugel, giving us a chance to try a little bit of everything. The standout items were definitely the matzo ball soup and the kugel, both of which were outstanding. Among the knishes, our favorites were the potato, onion, and cheese varieties, while the pastrami was also quite good. The mushroom knish wasn't really for us, but with so many options, that's bound to happen. One thing we really enjoyed was the setting. Bloom & Rose is located inside a large warehouse-style food hall filled with a variety of small restaurants and vendors offering everything from Jamaican and Asian cuisine to BBQ and more. It created a fun atmosphere and made the whole experience feel a bit like a food tour. The staff was friendly, and the food came out quickly. We'd definitely return, especially for another bowl of that matzo ball soup.

Had my first kinish from Bloom and Rose at the Kenmore Farmers Market. They were all tasty. Also…read moretried the potato salad per my friends recommendation and it didn't disappoint. The smoked egg salad was good, the smoke flavor was definitely there. It reminded us of a sandwich we got while visiting Iceland!

My friend had the sweetest idea for our pizza party: a gratitude cake! We each put a candle in the…read morecake and each shared something we were thankful for. Such a fun way to celebrate gratitude, friendship, and, of course, cake. And this cake did not disappoint! We had so much fun anticipating what the flavor of the month would be. Since I'm a fan of cream cheese frosting, my friend requested that it be put in the middle, which I loved. The cake itself wasn't overly sweet, had a wonderfully tender crumb, the perfect tartness from the lemon, and was topped with big, fresh blackberries. Already looking forward to doing this again!

The Blue Eyed Baker is a great spot if you're looking for a clean, bright atmosphere with a ton of…read moreseating options inside, outside, and even up on the rooftop. We went for brunch and while it seemed busy, the service was excellent and the food matched it. My wife got the Pork Belly Hash which contained pork belly, two eggs over easy, diced potatoes, and sautéed peppers and onions, along with an iced mocha. She stated the food and coffee were excellent. I went with the Blue Eyed Classic which was scrambled eggs (perfectly creamy and fluffy), a sausage patty, diced potatoes, and sourdough toast with butter, along with a cold brew. It hit the spot. Everything we had was excellent, and we'll likely be back if we're in the area. Highly recommend if you're in East Aurora and want a solid breakfast spot with a great vibe.

Came here for a work lunch with a provider who happens to be a friend. We have been DREAMING about…read morethis place since we set the date a few weeks ago, so expectations were high and thankfully, this place delivered. We walked in knowing immediately that we were going to have to share. Last time she was here, she had the Six and confessed that she wasn't sure she could ever bring herself to order anything else. So, naturally, we had to get it. Mortadella, fig jam, banana peppers, ricotta, and arugula. I know. It sounds like someone opened the refrigerator and said, "Let's just see what happens." But somehow, those bold, strong flavors work SO well together. It was definitely a messy sandwich, but you know you're in good company when there's a giant stack of napkins between you and you're both laughing while trying to keep the fillings from escaping. I also knew we had to try the Noons. It's basically a focaccia-style pizza, which is exactly as wonderful as it sounds. This one didn't have a description on the menu, but staff said he's been calling it "Figgy Piggy." Figs, prosciutto, and caramelized onions. Buffalo friends, I'm telling you, you NEED to try this. And then came the bakery treats. We decided we needed three because apparently neither of us believes in moderation when pastries are involved. Later that night, I dove into my double chocolate cookie, and WOW. I was very impressed. I'm pretty sure they use some dark or bittersweet chocolate because it wasn't overly sweet. The chocolate flavor was rich and perfect, and the texture was chef's kiss. My friend had the strawberry shortbread, which she absolutely loved. She said it tasted like she was eating cheesecake in cookie form, and honestly, I don't think you could give a better description than that. So yes, I am officially inviting everyone in Buffalo to come here. They have some tables inside and a couple outside, making this the perfect spot for a lunch date, a catch-up with a friend, or simply making questionable decisions about how many pastries you "need."

I have had this place on my list of bakeries to try in Buffalo since its opening. Artigiana is…read morelocated inside of the cutest building off of Seneca St. Tucked away with other tiny new builds with parking out front. Once you walk in the aura is filled with pleasant smells of fresh bread and pastries. It's a rather tight and cozy place but they have additional seating upstairs if need a somewhat secluded area to connect with friends. The customer service was nonexistent. It seemed like they were missing a few item and ultimately we just de My friend left with a loaf of bread and slight optimism about trying them again.

This was our second time ordering from Pam's. The Keylime pie is the best you will find in Western…read moreNew York. The homemade whipped cream is amazing too. We also tried their banana pudding which was fantastic and the cowboy cookie as well. Customer Service was also amazing! Next we will try the peanut butter pie.

Pam's desserts are so creative and absolutely delicious! Cookies, cupcakes, pies, and bread…read morepuddings, oh my! I loved her desserts when they were served at Kentucky Greg's on George Urban, and visited her location at Eastern Hills Mall every time I was out that way. Her new location on Transit Road (near Broadway), is welcoming and filled with cute and creative desserts. There was even a hot chocolate station with topping bar, and I had a sample of the hot chocolate and it was absolutely delicious! This time, I got two slices of bread pudding and a browned butter chocolate chip cookie for my birthday, thanks Pam! I can't wait to stop in again soon.

DiCamillo has everything you'd ever want for a bakery, for lunch, for dessert, like cookies…read more.. I love everything there! They wake up early and make everything fresh!

4/5 DiCamillo Bakery…read morewas a fun experience! The service was good, and the donuts and other baked goods were good. They've been around since 1920, so they know how to bake . Overall, it was a nice place to stop in, try something new, and enjoy the experience.