This place is a gold mine for kids and parents! Wee! Fit is located on the second floor of Christ…read moreCommunity Church. It has a long hallway with a few rooms that were created to focus on fun and recreation for infants, toddlers, walkers, and runners. My 2 1/2 year old son loved each room and the staff was nice enough to let him choose where he wanted to explore. The mix of books, toys, bounce houses, train tables, ball pits, and climbing toys will have your kids excited from the moment they walk in! The hallway is a great runway for bikes and other riding toys. I wish they could offer more hours because of how great our first experience was, but I am also happy to support a business who values their own family time and builds the business around that. Anyway, it's only $5 per kid, per play time and you can buy passes for the week or month! We will be back...probably tonight.

Kenan Ivory Waycool!…read more I can't say enough about the Kenan Center! What a ginormous house! You could live in it, its' so big! For those of you not "in the know" like me, there's the big house, a giant metal building with ice skating and soccar and Craftsmen and quilts sometime, a daycare center, a garden, AND a cool theatre! It's in what used to be a carrage house, but now its a theater. Why do they have to have a special house just for carrages? Are babies really that special? Maybe, but a brick house just for them is a little rediculous. Maybe its' just me. Or is it you to? Anyways, it's' a cool theatr.

My appointment was at 2:40pm and I was back in my car by 2:45 pm! The Workers and Volunteers were…read moreawesome and ran the process of Covid-19 vaccinations like a well oiled machine! They even had Red Pom-Poms to direct you to rhe seats and out the door! Thank you everyone for this process in these trying times! Be safe!

Recent day trip to Lockport from Rochester to check this out, an hour each way, and 2 hours in…read moreLockport so easy day trip. Tour is 1 1/2 hours, first an outdoor walking tour of the lock and the history, then a 1/2 hour walking in the tunnel/cave and then a 1/2 hour boat ride. Wear sneaks cause you're on your feet most of the time. Priced fair, tour guide was great, definitely a fun way to spend a morning or afternoon if you're in Western New York, If you've been to Howe Cavern's this is the same thing, only mini or light version, lol

Lockport Caves are a fantastic experience. If you haven't visited or heard of Lockport Caves, THEN…read moreyou must be living in a cave. I like to watch tv

I stopped by the Erie Canal Discovery Center yesterday while I was in the Buffalo area. The site is…read morepart of the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor and is a fun little museum. The highlight of the center is the simulator, which begins with the audience sitting on benches listening to an actor portraying the architect behind the Flight of Five locks. He describes the canal construction process and the unique features of the Lockport portion of the canal before the screen partially retracts, leading the actor to beckon the visitors onto a mock-up of a packet boat. Once aboard, the screen closes again and a new video features one a canal worker describing the working of a lock as the video gives the impression of the boat rising. As the lock doors open, doors open in front of the boat so that visitors may step off and enter the exhibit space. Most of the exhibits are interactive, with buttons for children to push and little quizzes based on canal knowledge. There are some photographs of the canal under construction as well as a framed certificate from the Canal Collector's Office. The third floor houses the Charles Rand Penney Collection of historic Niagara County artifacts, which will be of great interest to those who enjoy local history. It is the one spot not designed primarily for children, but older children should be able to find some interest in the artifacts. After going through the museum, one can take a self-guided walking tour around Lockport by following Riley's Way: a map located in the discovery center. It's a fun place to have a day trip and a must-visit for those collection National Parks cancellation stamps.

Black and blue restaurant went there with my two sons got there around six left there a couple…read morehours later most of the wait time was waiting for waiters to acknowledge us. The food I had surf and turf. The lobster was slightly undercooked. The steak was like eating a brick, my two sons also had steaks and my one son his steak was like a brick. My other son had surf and turf. His lobster was overcooked the wait time between getting the appetizers and ordering the food was short and getting the food was almost an hour and half i motion to a waiter And they ignored you the whole time we ate the dinner nobody bothered to ever come by and see how the dinner was or how it tasted. I guess they knew they did a crappy job my total bill was $425.00 with tip I would never go back there again. This was my second time I would never go back there even if they offered free food they kept giving my order to one or anther of my sons they couldn't keep straight the orders and who ordered what The macaroni and cheese came out rice and cheese. The crème brûlée was straight out of the refrigerator. They did melt the crust on the top of the sugar top. My review would be find another place. Any other place I

Great service Chris the security guard let me sit in the store while I waited for my uber....much…read moreappreciated

Unbelievable. I buy the same drinks every week. Never charged the same price. 2 are suppose to be…read morefree. I went there, regular customer with an account. They argue with me and give me 1/2 of what they owe me?? Only one kid is decent. NO LONGER A CUSTOMER.

This whole area is an incredible "third space". Free to explore, bring the family including pets,…read moreeat an ice cream cone, train for a race, cycle the path, and learn as much as you'd ever want to know about the historic Erie Canal. There is an amazing installation of bronze castings of life sized lock tenders that you can actually sit with. The travel stories app gives detailed information for history buffs. During the season it's incredible to see the boats go through the huge barge canal locks 34 and 35 right next to the historic flight of five locks which are being restored. Fitness enthusiasts can practice their hill runs and stair workouts. Lake effect ice cream, steamworks coffee, the lock tender brew pub and stooges stuffed burger bar are right there. And I think there may still be Pokémon go that pop up! The best part is that it's free to explore in so many ways. A perfect "3rd space."

What a beautiful place!!! I've been living in Western New…read moreYork for over 30 years and I never knew this place existed. My son was running a race there this weekend so we said, a winery, why not? The grounds are absolutely beautiful. It would be a lovely place to hold a wedding or a special event. After our son ran his race on the beautiful grounds of the winery, we sat outside overlooking the pond where we had a delicious lunch. I opted for a wine flight while my husband had a glass of Montepulciano. Our server, Nicole was personable, funny, engaging, and very attentive . I would come back again and again if I lived closer! Highly recommend!

I gave spring lake winery a 2 star because of the food and service…read more We planned a going away dinner for our friends there last night, we were told weeks ago there would be a wedding so we would have to dine in the wine garden which was no problem. However, they didn't alert us until we were there that they wouldn't be able to serve us many food choices because of the wedding going on! We drive 45 out of our way to find that out so that was a very disappointing dinner. We ended up having to go somewhere else for the actual dinner. We had the wine flight while we were there, it was tasty of course. It was beautiful scenery with beautiful people and the pond was gorgeous.

An old school, family owned hardware store still run by the original family to my understanding. I…read morefeel like there aren't many of these around any more and I'm glad to have Grimble's in Lockport! I had to get two keys made and get some screws for a dresser. The staff was very friendly and was able to give me exactly what I needed. The keys worked perfectly. I have had keys made here before and they were also perfect; I've had to take keys made at Home Depot back for not working properly on more than one occasion. I highly recommend Grimble's for your hardware store needs!

Local locksmith operating a small neighborhood hardware store. Not a big box store. Great service…read moreand reasonable prices. I love the local vibe.

Reid Petroleum/Crosby's requires their 90-day training employees to scan customer driver's licenses…read morefor beer purchases, etc. They will demand this from anyone, regardless of age, and refuse service to anyone who will not comply. A cashier removed my driver's license from the clear plastic window of my wallet without my permission so he could scan it! Previous similar incidents have occurred, but not so aggressive as this. I have been a resident here for 20 years and never experienced this. I will never go to Crosby's in Prattsburgh, NY again, not even for fuel.

Reid Petroleum / Crosby's Stores allow their employees to call customers A--HOLES in their stores,…read moreLeigh it off, and reward those employees. Low class, poor customer service, no leadership organization. STAY AWAY.