Pictured: Old fashioned sub with a side of signature oil…read more BuffaliciousBites gives Wegmans 5 stars!

I love this Wegmans! Great service and amazing atmosphere…read more Dorothy is a great worker. She made my morning today!

Love the options. Great prices. Staff who are uber friendly and very helpful. From flowers, amazing…read moreproduce, yummy salad dressings, frozen options galore. Argentinian frozen shrimp and cauliflower "rice" very delish!

Still a fan of Trader Joe's. The highlight, this trip was how empty the store was!!! Shocked that…read morehas never happened any time that you go. Not sure if it was weather related, OR because we have new opened store in Williamsville! What an experience shopping in TJ without bumping and fighting for space grab items! Loved it!!! I finally made the viral dumpling bake recipe from them, and it's very tasty!!! And soooo easy to make!

My family adores the charcuterie ingredients here: Olives, crackers, salumi, cheeses and marinated…read morevegetables. Outstanding and top notch. Most are organic and labeled as such. They are also the highest price point in any city, and staff behave as if they've been instructed not to look "the quality folk" in the eye. I can only imagine this is the result of working with very demanding customers week after week.

We enjoy shopping here often though we live 35+ mins away. Lots of great products, great selection…read moreof dairy-free and organic products. I am originally from California, so I already knew of the Whole Foods experience, but never thought it'd come to Western NY! Can't wait till the smart dash carts arrive in this store!!!

So good to see an Indian grocery store carrying all different types of groceries be it dry, fresh…read moreor frozen. They have every little thing ranging from powdered spices to kitchen utensils. The store itself is very spacious and it's always a fun experience checking out all the different aisles. They have an in-house restaurant as well which is called "Masala Memories" and although it has a limited menu but all the stuff on it is great and very well-priced. Personally, I go to Spresh every couple of weeks because I use a lot of Indian spices in my cooking but I would definitely recommend checking it out for some interesting Indian snacks that you can't find in the other grocery stores.

People are sleeping on this place! Yes it's a nice grocery store (although the vegetables look a…read morelittle sad), but the real deals are in the hot food section. $1 samosas are a stellar deal and they are legitimately good. Plus chaats, Kathi rolls, dosas, and sweets!

This is my go-to store for some products including chicken, whereas I buy the rest of my produce…read moremostly from Aldis. They also have a variety of European and Caribbean food. I love that this store is never a zoo, unlike Wegmans, though it's not all glamour and glitter either, but a decent store. They also have a decent variety of cakes, desserts, and ice creams.

For some reason all Price rite are not the same. This one on Maple was very clean. I love that thet…read morehave a large selection of halal items, as well as seafood and African foods. The produce was not the best. Price rite definitely not the cheapest options anymore but if looking for items normally not found at the big grocery stores they hit the mark. And Jimmy Dean bacon every day price is 3.99, which i literally just paid 9.99 at Tops for it.

04/12/2025 An update: A new food court has opened up in…read morethe Asia Food Market, to the right of the main entrance, past the bubble tea booth. We bought a take-out dinner from "Fu's BBQ House": A half Peking roast duck, sliced thin, for $18.99. If you want a whole one, it's $36. All major credit cards accepted; delivery via Fantuan. Private tables adjacent to the roasting area for patrons; public tables nearby for the milk bread bakery.

So grateful that the Buffalo area has such a solid Asian food market. Endless amounts of options…read morefrom different countries, just a super big selection of groceries to choose from. They've also been expanding their food court, which is really exciting to see! Love it here, so many unique items you can't find at other grocery stores

Still my favorite local Korean grocery store. The owners are incredibly friendly and helpful, and…read morethey have a huge selection of pantry and frozen items, as well as prepared foods like noodle dishes, kimchi, seaweed salad, etc. They have a variety of items at different price points. During this most recent visit I bought kimchi, seaweed salad, and dried seaweed. Can't wait to come back soon!

Love this place! I've been going for about two-Ish years now whenever I crave any Asian goods. the…read morefront desk lady is super friendly and welcoming along with her husband who sometimes works too. it's small and pretty cozy and has so many varieties of foods/snacks. if you're in the area I'd recommend stopping by! (blue roof)

A very kind clerk helped me find everything I was looking for; and I was looking for some odd…read moresundries: Major Grey's chutney, papadums, samosas and mango lassis. I considered buying dosa batter, but my family isn't large enough for the quantity! Great prices on the basmati rice!

Super Baazar has moved to a larger location right down the street. I was happy to see how much…read morelarger it is since that was an issue with their original place. It's so much nicer having room to walk around. Service, as usual, was great. Was just sad that they ran out of fresh samosas that we normally grab at the registers when checking out. Next time! 2024-13

Somehow, I didn't realize that Premier simply split the part of the business that the liquor store…read morecan't sell into the space next door. Well, better late than never, I suppose, Pluses: same huge parking lot, a good variety of the THC drinks the kids are all into (and also me, to be fair), a really nice hot sauce shelf, a nice walk-in beer cooler with a lot of crafts and seasonals that I haven't found anywhere else (I'm talking to you, Oskar Blues Little Yella Pils outta Colorado--nice to see you again!) Minuses: prices on some items are terrible. A 12-pack of Carlsberg half-liters was selling for $24. It's $17.49 at Wegmans! Like, I'm not that cheap and I usually won't start the car for a $1-2 difference, but seven? See you at Wegmans. Anyway, there all also odd kitchen tools and knicknacks and various other gourmet foods and a lot of candy that the person in the house who eats candy spoke favorably of. It's a cool store, but one should probably comparison-shop more common items.

I sure wish there was one of these in the Syracuse area. This is like Wegman's dialed up to 11. So…read moremany interesting foods and beverages that you just won't find in Central New York. Plus, if you are into cooking, they have an incredible selection of tools. The best store to visit for anyone interested in eating and drinking.

I love Wegmans and this location is no different…read more With it being in the city, it's evident that both the parking lot and store are smaller than suburban locations but they do their best to maximize the space. The parking spots are narrower than suburban locations, but there is a lot of parking. The store felt slightly more cramped than my go-to location, even shopping with a small cart was tight to navigate through the produce section and the aisles were busy with shoppers and staff restocking. It's also a busy location, even on a Friday afternoon. But the store was clean and well organized, and they had a lot of registers open and staffed by courteous cashiers. The quality and selection of their food is fantastic, better than most grocery stores in the area.

This is the Wegmans closest to my mom's house, so whenever I'm back in Buffalo, this is my Wegmans…read moreeven though I used to work at the Alberta Drive location. Naturally, I still find myself frequenting this Wegmans whenever I'm back in Buffalo. The Amherst Street Wegmans has a massive parking lot, though you would never know it during the peak hours. Between how popular this store already is and the addition of the Wegmans Wine & Spirits shop in the same plaza, it's usually pretty packed. You might not snag a spot close to the entrance but you'll find a spot. Might I suggest that patience is basically required, as with all things Wegmans. Once inside, I'm almost always overwhelmed (in the best way) by how much there is. Prepared foods, deli counter, meat and seafood, bakery, flowers, produce, frozen foods. You name it, Wegmans has it and they probably have a Wegmans branded version, too. I love browsing the craft beer section and, more recently, the growing selection of non-alcoholic options (Thank you, Wegmans!). Honestly, I can't complain. Yes, Wegmans can feel overwhelming, but now that I don't actually work there anymore, I've grown to appreciate the variety, freshness, quality, and pricing. The things I would do for Wegmans to come to the West Coast... until then, I'll keep savoring every visit to Weggies while I'm back home.