There are pizza places closer to my house. Several of them. But when you need two full sheet pizzas…read moreand your reputation, sanity, and event success are on the line... you don't gamble on "maybe." You go where you know the pizza is going to show up hot, generous, and delicious. You go to Gianni Mazia's. They're a beloved local staple for pizza, subs, and all things gloriously Italian, and I can personally vouch for their pizza -- especially the pepperoni and mushroom, which has become my permanent order because my mouth refuses to accept alternatives. Gianni Mazia's is also home to what I consider one of Clarence's most elite social clubs: the Wednesday Lunch Ladies. My mom, Carol, and Dot meet here every single week. They are known by name. They have their own table. They have their orders. I am occasionally allowed to occupy a chair at this sacred gathering, though I sometimes respectfully bow out so Girl Time can proceed uninterrupted. My mom's regular order is the ham sub -- and when I say she loves it, I mean she probably dreams about it. I've tried to remain loyal to my pizza... but writing this review has now convinced me I will absolutely be ordering that ham sub for dinner tomorrow. So yes -- great pizza, legendary subs, friendly staff, and the kind of place that quietly becomes part of your routine and your stories. Gianni Mazia's isn't just a restaurant. It's a weekly tradition in a building. And honestly? That's the best kind of place.

Took over two hours to get two wood fired pizzas delivered. Never ordering from again.read more

Bummed to stop in just after 7 pm after opening weekend (April 6) and learn the grills are shut off…read moreat 7. Ice cream only... no signage anywhere providing this info. But lots of signage that sales are CASH ONLY. Guess I'll have to come back... and find dinner elsewhere...

My hidden gem! Always has the best selection of Perry's (the factory being down the street probably…read morehelps..) And the food always hits the spot.

Service is good, but I was let down…read more Each of my sons had chocolate chip cookies. For $1.75, I expect either a larger cookie or more of them. These were just medium sized cookies. My sons enjoyed them, but I wouldn't buy them again. I had a grasshopper pie. $4.75 seemed like a much more reasonable price relative to the cookies, but the pie itself was very bland. I could taste the barest hint of mint, but I can't for the life of me figure out what the filling was. It had a very empty, artificial quality to it. My sons finished it, and enjoyed it. Maybe it was an off day since all my friends seem to love them, but I was not impressed.

I had the biggest first world problem last night. This truck was at Larkin Square's Food Truck…read moreTuesday's and I've never tried it, but I didn't want to over stuff myself with dessert, because you see...I planned to work out after the food truck bonanza (never happened). I looked over their menu and at first glance decided that I couldn't possibly allow myself anything on it. All these cakes, chocolates, ice cream (they use Sweet Jenny's from Williamsville) -- no way would they be good for me! I already engulfed like a pound of Thai food for God's sake! Low and behold, my eye spots the word "healthy" on their menu. Eureka! Dare I read closer? "Supernatural Brownie." Is it supernatural because it's healthy? That must be it! Made with something like 87% Dark Chocolate (with healthy antioxidants), this brownie must be the healthiest dessert in all of mankind. I must order it! So I did, along with a cup of coffee (it was the only truck serving warm coffee). Verdict? Each bite was indeed a supernatural explosion of sweet flavors, dopamine and euphoria flooding my brain. I gave a friend a bite and she was equally amazed and commented that "she could taste the butter." Wait. Hold on. This isn't healthy, is it? Damn. I thought..maybe it was? Well, it is. It's healthy for the soul. That's it. Yes. 5 stars for the dessert. 3 stars for the coffee. I'd love to see some Stumptown or artisan-roasted coffee brewed here with a lot of love. Then again, we do have a truck for that (Rolling Joe's).

This is a late review from November. I have heard such great things from my colleagues so we had to…read morego check it out ourselves. Humbert House did not disappoint. It's set in Clarence in a beautiful house. It was really a quaint restaurant. The cocktails were delicious but warning not cheap unless you sit at the bar. I forgot to take a picture of the Caesar salad which was the best I've ever had. The pasta was delicious and fresh and dessert was decadent. Service was great. We will definitely be back.

We had a lovely dinner at the humbert house. We were greeted by a friendly host who was very…read moreattentive to our drinks and frequently refilled waters. We also had great service from Kelsee, our waitress. Overall it was a fantastic meal -sage and Brie stuffed pork chop -in a quiet but comfortable setting. We went for a girls night and it would also make a really nice date night spot. Indoor and outdoor seating available

I got the red white and blue hamburger. It was amazing. Including with it was homemade steak fries…read morealso amazing. I got to try my wife's ravioli sauce. Also amazing. If Arnold Schwarzenegger was here, he'd be saying. Well you know. I'm looking forward to Wednesday because they have a Sicilian pizza deal. I can't wait to try now.

Shame on me... Decided to give this place another chance…read moreafter three bad experiences. We are not by any means picky eaters and do enjoy a variety of food. But never again with this place. My wife and I each ordered a panini. Both of them were ice cold in the middle. It's like the only put the bread in the panini press and took everything else out of the fridge when it was done. Seriously think the tapenade on mine may have turned as I'm literally holding back nausea as I'm writing this.

Mu friend and I chose this place to grab a great meal and catch up. The bar is a normal looking bar…read morebut the dining room has Asian flair. It was a little disconnected and I asked the server what was the story and she let me know the co owners, who established this 30 years ago, one was from Asia and one from Buffalo and now their kids run it. I loved that. I ordered the fish, it was good. My friend ordered the burger and enjoyed it as well. It wasn't crowded on a Thursday night. There is ample parking. The menu includes drinks inspired by Asia as well as food. It was a nice mix of different items.

I had the salmon! It was overdone and edges were hard. I thought it came with bockchoy, but it had…read moreplain unseasoned broccoli and plain white rice. I was extremely disappointed, especially for the price. I don't think I will eat here again. Very disappointing. Only nice/good thing was the ambiance- very nice table set ups.

I have been here a couple times now and this place does not disappoint. A good size parking lot…read moremakes parking easy. The front door leads into a comfortable bar room with a large bar and an area with high tops and additional seating. I enjoy this space much more than their previous location which was rather industrial and not as warm feeling. We were early and had a few drinks. My blueberry beer tasted fresh and I enjoyed the blueberries in it. The bartender was pleasant and offered some different selections which my SIL really liked. The martini with the toasted coconut stood out. We were seated in the larger of the two back rooms. I split a cabbage roll app which had an Asian spin of pork and cabbage in a sweet sauce. My Jagerschnitzel was nicely fried over spatzle with red cabbage. The sauce and fried onions compliments perfectly. Everything was delicious with the French onion burger, the African pea soup and even the standard fish fry looked good. We skipped dessert but, from previous experience, save the room, it's worth it.

Friendly, cozy pub-like atmosphere with attractive servers. Loved the homey and tasty food, along…read morewith nice selection of wines and craft beers

We haven't been since it reopened so came back to check out the renovations, beautiful as always…read morelove the decor! It's not on their menu but they do have gluten free options you just have to ask. Staff from what I saw has changed, menu options seem to be the same I got something I have never gotten so it was hard to tell if anything changed really. We will be back I'm sure! Only difference was we usually got hot baked bread when you ordered and that may be a thing of the past.

They randomly closed due to point of sale and credit card machine being down. They did NOT notify…read moremy boyfriend's mother who made our reservation. I was apprehensive even going after reading all the recent bad reviews. We met up at the closed restaurant and regrouped to have a delicious dinner down the road. After that my boyfriend's mother received a text her reservation was cancelled...and another today asking if she'd like to reschedule. I'm ok never finding out if this place is a bad as the reviews state. The poor customer service speaks volumes.

Three friends went for Tea at the historic Asa Ransom House…read more The food was presented on a beautiful three tiered stand as one would expect at a Tea. The bottom layer held delicate, crust-less, savory finger sandwiches, 4 for each of us, all very tasty. On the second level were delicious scones and there were three spreads offered to enhance their flavor - lemony butter, what may have been clotted cream (not sure), and a fruity jam. On the top tier there were sweet cookies and cakes. The room was decorated with old fashioned country curtains, decorative wall paper, and fancy table cloths - a perfect back drop for this experience. The servers were attentive, prompt and friendly. It was what I expected and it didn't disappoint!

Very nice, went for afternoon tea with my daughter. Unfortunately the online menu of sandwiches was…read morenot what was offered that day and we could not eat what was due to allergies.

The soups and chili are some of the best I ever had. The chicken pot pie,Shepherd pie and the…read morepulled pork pie all make for a great dinner selection. The short bread cookies are as good as the Lorna Doones my mother bought for me when I was a kid. If you love soup and pot pies you have to try this place.

We popped into McDuffies for some good old fashioned comfort food. There were several pot pies to…read morechoose from in the deep freezer and we picked up a large chicken pot pie and a small beef taco pot pie. We browsed around and were impressed by the offerings of baked goods such as bread and almond ring pastry, and jars of unique sauces and jams, plus their outstanding shortbread, which we sampled on the way home, ooohing and ahhhing and wishing we had a nice cuppa tea to go with! The associate was most generous and helpful. Now for the pie tasting....yes. It was hands down the best pot pie you can get locally. You can actually see and taste peas, carrots, onion and chicken, not just a pile of glop. It reminded us of grandma's chicken ala king back in the day. Try McDuffies Bakery in Clarence when you're passing by, make that stop, good stuff awaits!