Food came out quickly, was delicious, and very affordable. Great spot to stop for lunch.read more

Had to run an errand in Newfane. So afterwards we were looking for a breakfast spot. We were warmly…read moregreeted by the wait staff and were surprised by how much seating they had because it appears small from the outside. Very clean diner with delicious coffee and breakfast served all day. We enjoyed the Belgian waffle and Greek omelet. Planning to return soon to try the Friday Fish Fry.

We've been meaning to come here ever since it first opened. My husband enjoyed his burger. It was…read morecooked medium rare to order. My son devoured the entirety of his fish and chips, and it was a huge fillet. I had golden beer battered shrimp. The shrimp was plump and perfectly cooked. The batter is light and tasty. No honey mustard if that's what you like for your salad (fries for me). My son and husband really liked the Carolina gold sauce the kitchen recommended as an alternative. It's good and has a similar tang, just not for me. The ranch was solid. They have a limited beer and wine selection. We didn't notice they had a bar for mixed drinks until after the fact. The menu says they will offer local wines soon, which I like to see (and prefer to order) at local establishments. Service was excellent. The restaurant is bright and open with a subtle blue nautical theme. Comfortable booths. We'll be back.

This is one of our favorites for fish dinners on Friday. I love that, if you order the fish fry,…read more$1.00 of that price goes to the Olcott Fire Company. They recently changed their menu and now offer one of my favorites: Chicken Cordon bleu. Loved it the first time I ordered it and so far, haven't disappointed. Their clam chowder is delicious and you know it is clams...you can find them in their cup...not like some other places I go where you aren't sure it really is clam chowder. Service is friendly and if you go there enough, the servers know what you like to drink and are ready for you when you get in. Loved their bourbon bacon burger too. It is a casual place and children are welcomed and it is handicapped accessible. Lovely little entry way, too.

Great vibe and cheap prices on Monday night wings! The staff is attentive and friendly. Great…read morecountry atmosphere to stop for a drink/beer and enjoy a meal!

If I could give this place zero stars I would. Went there with family today to celebrate my…read morebirthday and couldn't believe how lousy the food was. Everything was overcooked and dried out and not even hot! I've been there before and never had a problem. Evidently they have a new cook and my advice would be to fire them. How difficult can it be to make bar food. It isn't and I'm not happy having to have paid for that garbage!

Live Edge Brewing has become a New Year's Eve tradition for my family the last few years as we'll…read moregrab a beer flight and socialize then head home for dinner (get off the roads before all the party-goers are out). I was surprised to see I haven't written a review but I always have a good experience here! For my mom's birthday, she wanted to grab a beer flight and dinner at Live Edge Brewing. We arrived on a Saturday around 4:45pm and took a parking spot close to the entrance. They have a good-size parking lot so no concerns about finding a space. We walked in and saw the "wait to be seated" sign and soon afterward, a young woman came over and asked how many in our party and where we'd like to sit. The three of us decided to sit on their back patio. We picked a table and our waitress soon followed with drink/food menus. All of the tables outside had umbrellas to help shield from the sun, which on this Saturday was out but the temperature was perfect and there was a slight breeze to cool it down a little. The one oddity we had was that our drink menus didn't match as my menu had more taps listed compared to the others I was sitting with, so I ended up getting a drink in my flight they never saw. I slight hiccup but honestly, you can't be too upset with a drink in your hand! Our waitress was young and incredibly personable, friendly, accommodating, answering all our questions about the food and customizing our orders how we wanted them. We might have let it slip that it was my mom's birthday - Our waitress brought her a birthday cake shot to celebrate, which she loved! Our waitress let us take our time sampling our beer flights before placing our food orders. The wait time for our food was very reasonable, maybe 10-15 minutes, I can't remember as we were having too good a time chatting and sipping. For dinner, I ordered their Nashville Hot Chicken Sammy, which is a hand-breaded toaster-oven-baked chicken breast topped with provolone cheese, pickles, and their Nashville hot sauce between a brioche bun and served with a side of tater tots (a small upcharge from their default chips). The sandwich was delicious! Now, for you spice lovers, I didn't find this sandwich very spicy, it was more about the flavor, the tang of the sauce. I didn't mind it not being that spicy, the flavor was excellent! The pickles were thick and had a nice crisp to them and the provolone cheese paired so well with it all. The tater tots were fried perfectly with a crispier exterior but hot, pillowy-soft interior - For the small upcharge, ~$3.00, they were worth it. The portion sizes were perfect as I was perfectly full, I wasn't uncomfortable. The price of my meal was reasonable as well, especially seeing how everything's costing more in 2026. Live Edge Brewing is not only a family favorite but for me, it's a hidden gem. The friendly, laid back, yet still attentive service and country atmosphere have us continuing to come back each New Year's Eve, and now, this could become a new birthday tradition!

This is the first time I was at this Restaurant. It was a wonderful summer evening, so my friend…read moreand I sat on the patio. The service was really good, and staff was solicitous and friendly, despite it being quite busy. The food was delicious. The memu was typical fare, but with added flair. Side sauces for apps and sandwiches. I got a huge chicken sandwich with bacon and provolone cheese, and a beer and the price was very reasonable. To top it off, they had live music, a singer, guitarist, Kevin White, who was really enjoyable, and took requests! I would recommend this place highly.

It's nice to still have a restaurant in this location! Omeletes boast using 4 eggs but mine seemed…read moremore like 2 or 3 (using small eggs?). My preference for Greek omelets is heavy on the feta cheese; this one was light on feta, but was tasty. Had spinach and diced tomatoes in it. Potatoes are extra charge. I think I would include home fries and just add a little bit to the price. Coffee was good. It was a bit of a wait, but the place just opened. Hope they do well.

The food was really tasty and at great prices which is good because there aren't a lot places in…read morethe area. The servers were warm and inviting . I def would recommend this place to anyone

The food was amazing the atmosphere was on point a nice little family restaurant the view was…read moreperfect Tori was our waitress and went above and beyond I would recommend 100 percent

Excellent home cooked meals! Very generous portions. Owners are on site and beautiful people.read more

I've been wanting to try Mariner's Landing for awhile now. The location is great. It's right by…read moreOlcott Beach. They have outdoor seating in the warmer months. The restaurant interior has a very distinctive vibe, occupying a comfortable space between casual and upscale. They still had lights and a lovely Christmas tree up. The walls are lined with ship models and other nautical accents, and there's a couple of fish tanks, one in a wall enclave with netting and shells, but the ambiance never devolves into kitsch. Our server Desiree was excellent. The food ranged from good to great. My husband's ribeye was cooked medium rare as requested but the seasoning was bland. My fried seafood platter was excellent. The batter was light, crispy and golden, and nothing was overcooked or rubbery. I just wish they had a half portion because it's too much food for one person. The children's menu has a large variety of options. The chocolate cake for dessert was amazing and artfully presented. They do have some local wines, all from Schultz. The menu only shows bottle prices, which were not much higher than what you'd pay in retail. at least for local wines, but I was able to order by the glass. Overall, a great dining experience.

I was disappointed with our experience at mariners landing. When you walk in the dining area smells…read morebad, I think the smell was coming from the fishtanks that definitely needed to be cleaned. The food wasn't great, we got fish and chips, the fish tasted freezer burned, and the coleslaw wasn't very good. The fries were good. The waitress staff was average. Overall I would not go again or recommend it in the future.

Their specialty subs are worth the money and maybe a trip past all the other sub places in the…read morearea. In colder weather their soups are perfect, homemade and comforting

Buffalo has a Jewish community that apparently is about 1/3 at it's peak from the 1950s.. back then…read moredelis existed primarily in the North Park area (esp Hertel Ave). The modern reality is that the community doesn't really have the numbers to support a community deli...but Jonny C came up from the NYC area and while it's more of a sub shoppe than a Jewish deli, the matzoh ball soup is really really really good (plenty of chicken and carrots). The turkey and Swiss on rye was ok...the bread was kind of the kids lunch variety rather than the baked sliced loaf most NY delis have...kind of skimpy sized sandwich for the price (turkey is not cooked in house), but they do it with proper spicy brown and Swiss. The Matzoh Ball soup is worth three stars alone.