Awesome selection of Eastern European foods and drinks! I went to look for items from the country…read moreof Georgia, and found several items, including mineral waters (Borjomi and Nabeglavi), they also had Naktaktari tarragon lemonade, and several Georgian foods including Thkemali sauce, khmeli suneli spice, and several other foods I used to enjoy in Georgia including Jacobs coffee, Turkish coffee, Mayo and ketchup in the pouch, etc. They have a cooler of cheeses, kefir, fishes, and meats, a deli, as well as a freezer of dumplings, ice creams, cakes, and other frozen items. There's an aisle of sweets and an aisle of baking ingredients. Another aisle of non perishables, and drinks, and bulk candies as well. Even a pharmacy. Really a great variety and different items than what I've seen at other Eastern European stores in the area. Highly recommend!

Came back here the other day and got some Kvass, Sirki (Russian cheesecake dessert), pelmeni…read more(Russian dumplings sold frozen), some deli smoked meats and cheese. They have one of the largest selections of Kvass that I've seen out of any of the Russian/Ukranian stores and all very reasonably priced. They also sell Kefir. As mentioned in the previous review, they also sell medicine/pharmacy that you'd typically find in Russian and Eastern Europe, so it's pretty unique to see it out here. Store clerk was friendly.

Stopped by to grab some perogies and decided to go with Combo 5b which came with 1 pork schnitzel,…read more1 cabbage roll with red sauce and 2 perogies. There's a couple of tables where you can eat in but looks like most pick up to go. While the food is good, the customer service was not great and quite disappointing as a first time customer.

The place is brilliant! I had a little of everything, cabbage rolls, chicken schnitzel, perogies,…read moreand a Montreal smoked meat sandwich. All of the staff were very friendly and service was prompt. Will for sure make this a regular stop for lunch.

Everything is absolutely awesome! People are great, food is…read morefantastic, and selection is excellent. Best little hidden gem in Albion

Not to be confused with "Mexican Pradas", knock off handbags. Hidden in Albion, NY, this secret…read morespot has some of the very best tacos & sopes in the USA. Named after race-car driver Lorenzo Llamas. Luckily he doesn't use any of his infamous namesake "Llamas" as meat here. Gives new meaning to the query "como te llamas?" And to "alpaca lunch for you." Lorenzo's ex-wife is Shauna Sand, but she didn't teach him to make food this good. She looks like she's never had a taco in her life. Yet she does have a taco. It's well-publicized, everyone's seen it. But the point is, Lorenzo Llamas does not use Llamas to make his tacos. What to get: best authentic sopes & tacos this side of Steve Guttenberg's basement And: tortas are really good too Plus: real mexican sodas and coke with real sugar, plus free menudo on fridays Tips?: 5 types of salsa or more. Dark smoky red one is not always available but is the best. Yellow oily watery alcoholic one with big chunks of pepper in it is delicious. And: Amazing customer service. The teenage boy and young girl are absolutely adorable. The owners are great too. The female chefs are lovely, if very busy. They've served me at 8.57pm even though their food takes 15 min to make, and they close at 9! Fantastic. Warning: only open 3 days a week. Fri, Sat, Sun - late morning, until 9pm. Don't here too close to 9. If you do, then get it to go. If this were a high fashion taco outlet, it'd be Ralph Laurenzo's. Whereas if Mariska Hargitay owned it, it'd be Lorenzo & Order: Sope Victims Unit. But then we'd have problems, and I don't think we could solve 'um. The amazing smoky salsa does look like "bad blood" come to mention it. Not that I know much about blood. Unless I'm drinking it in the middle of the night while avoiding crosses. I can't believe this exists in WNY. Not only is it authentic, it's one of the most delicious taquerias in the country. It caters almost entirely to Mexicans. Several employees don't even speak English. It's part of a Latin grocery store filled with delights. But the true gems are the hot prepared foods coming out of the kitchen. They only make 3 things here, if you don't count the delicious, greasy Menudo they hand out free on Fridays. (1) Amazing tacos. (2) Even better Sopes. (3) Very good Tortas. While the tortas are fantastic and the bread is heavenly, I'd recommend skipping them, since (a) they cost $8, and (b) the $5 versions down the road in Medina (Monte Alban Truck) are even better and covered in Mexican white cheese. But if you do get a torta here, smother it in the smoky dark red salsa, and always ask for avocado on it. The food is from Chihuahua in NE Mexico, by the Texas border. The tacos are heaven. The sopes are better. They're similarly sized and priced (around $2 each or 5 for $7), but they're quite different. Tacos are floppy soft corn tortillas, 2-ply, loaded with bits of your meat of choice, plus onions and cilantro, then salsa, radish & lime on the side. Sopes are harder, thicker, greasier squidgy doughy chewy fried corn bases, like a mini pizza bases, topped with meat of choice as well as cream, cheese, onions, cilantro and whatever else. Similar to "picaditas". The sopes win, although both are perfect. Meat choices: Cabeza and Tripa - brain and intestines, nah. Lengua - tongue, nah, but my brother had it, loved it. Asada - bits of steak, delicious. Pollo - I usually skip chicken but the spiced, marinaded, smoky flavour here is amazing. Carnitas - really good stewed pork, give this one a try. Barbacoa - juicy, similar to Carnitas with beef. Worth a try. Pastor - star of the show. Dark, smoky, delicious marinaded pork. Asada, Pollo and Pastor are my faves. There's a reason Lorenzo's only makes 3 things, and why it's always packed. It's absolutely freaking delicious. Salsas: Green - hot, tastes a little of guac. Light Red - very hot, tastes of fire. Dark Red - hot, deep, dark, smoky and rich, by far the best one. Yellow - super hot, do not try it. Yellow with bits of peppers visible in it - hot, delicious, made with alcohol, the 2nd best. Try all 5 but be careful. They are so hot, they will burn your mouth out. Also you can get Jarritos soda (try Mandarina and Tamarindo) here. And Mexican Coke regular (1.85) and medio litro (2.50). All soda made with real cane sugar and you can really taste it. One of the best taquerias in the USA. You absolutely must get out here and try it. It makes no sense that Lorenzo's exists so close to Rochester and Buffalo - two cities with no authentic Mexican (except the home cooking of Buffalo's Valle - tacos and tortas are not the best items). Need affordable lease housing? Look for "low-rent-homes." Packet of mints just fell onto the floor? They're "low-mentos." Have an intimate knowledge of the former Fu-Gees singer? Then you know "Laurynsholes." And you know you'd better watch out. Some girls are only about that thing. But this is not that thing, nor any of those things. This is Lorenzo's.

Herma's is cozy , feel @ home store ..absolutely love the ppl there .. each one is with a smile and…read moreready to help. Their stuff is unique . It is fun to discover things in there .. wish could give it more stars ..!

I love Herma's! They have so many options and you can always find something unique for yourself or…read morefor someone else. It is a FANTASTIC place for finding special gifts. I highly recommend getting a few gifts or nonperishable items here, then stash them away for the next time you need something special for someone just because or if you are going to a small gathering and want to take something for the host. They are always raved about, and it makes me look a little bit more like I have my life together when I show up with something that took more thought than a quick errand on the way. Service has always been great. No one is hovering over me or talking too much and distracting me from looking around, and they are always helpful if I have questions. Quality food, quality items and knowledgable kind people.

The steak subs are amazing I can't wait to go back. Love how it smells as you enter the store.read more

Old school Italian deli/import store. Friendly attentive service. Ordered a couple of subs. Rolls…read morewere fresh which I think it's important. They also offered a nice selection of dressings and cheeses.

Loved my experience here. Found all specialty items that I was hoping to find: fresh curry leaves,…read morechana masala, other masalas that I don't find at my neighbourhood supermarket (non-Indian), nice assortment of Indian sweets (with someone there to serve). Other people who shopped there seemed to be southeast Asian, so I felt really on the right track. Their 3 for $1 samosas, found at the check out counter, were sooo good.

Amazing selection, and super friendly staff. I will go out of my way to come here on a regular…read morebasis.

Doesn't get much better than this place. If you're a Slav or a fan of Slavic cuisine and vibes then…read morethis is the place you have to check out. Tons of great food in this little place. Homemade sausages, tons of varieties as well. Very unique imported snacks and preserves straight from Eastern Europe. Operated by a great family, and they have some of the nicest ladies working. Great little place, would be very sad if they did not exist.

12/04/2025 Update: This store is ready for the holidays!…read more Christmas boxes of chocolates (with or without alcohol); prune/poppyseed/apricot fillings for cookies; fresh cakes and dozens of sausages and pierogis!

Very spacious and organized market with many options. I visited the tea and spices isle and found…read moremany different brands of what I was looking for. I was mostly happy with the prices, there is a membership for discounted prices but I didn't sign up/wasn't asked about it at the register, but I'd definitely come back!

This is going to be a review combined for the cafeteria and store. The store is probably one of the…read morebiggest European/international markets in Rochester. I wouldn't really call it international, it's 80% Middle Eastern. They are also a bit pricier than your average market in Rochester. I also ordered a kebab pita bread sandwich from the cafeteria. I was not a big fan, there wasn't much meat, there was no sauce. Customer service was also not very customer service like.

I left a review for the one on Lee road but the one on Dewey avenue is the one I frequent the most…read moreand I have never had a bad meal or bad service or bad. Anything for that matter? Inez is very friendly and the store is always very clean and that means a lot to me

This is a little different as I haven't been to the Ciaccia on Dewey in a while, but I've been to…read morehis daughter's Ciaccia's on Lee Road recently and as usual, it was very good. Whenever I'm in the area near lunchtime, I usually stop in. The sandwichs are very good and the hot Italian lunch dishes are very good.

We are probably here about every other month. I wouldn't say that it's the best buffet in the…read moreworld, but being inside the casino, it is nicer than the family buffet restaurants, and much cleaner. And it's the nicest place to eat in the casino. It's fairly expensive at $21.95 for dinner per person. You get $3 off that with your Lucky North card, and I also had an offer on my card for another $7 off. We also cashed in our points that were on our card to save a few more dollars, so we paid $30 total for the two of us, with non alcoholic drinks included. I'm vegetarian, and there's a lot of options for me. Off the top of my head, there's pizza, garlic sticks, salad, macaroni salad, soft pretzel sticks, fried mac and cheese, baked potatoes, rolls, spring rolls, and a make your own pasta station. Now, of all of that, the macaroni salad and the pretzel stick were good. The rest was just ok. There was also pimento macaroni and cheese, but I really didn't like that. And I didn't do the pasta station this time, but that is usually good. Like all buffets, it changes, so everything isn't available each time you go. On the dessert bar, there is an Oreo pie that I really like. I usually go get that first to make sure I get a piece, lol. Of the whole buffet, that is the one thing that I truly like. Everything is ok, but nothing is amazing. The pie is really good though. My husband is not vegetarian, and he is really why we come here. There's a much bigger selection for him, and I know he had prime rib. That was probably all he needed to be happy. :) I just found out that they have a brunch until 3pm on the weekends. I would prefer that, so we'll try to go earlier and get brunch next time.

We were there for the Octoberfest buffet. The food was really good. Our waitress, joy, was very…read moregood. She was the only one moving. The tables weren't being cleared off and staff were walking in and out of the kitchen without taking in any dirty dishes. People were piling their plates on tables that were empty but not cleared. Made the atmosphere feel dirty and not very pleasant. We will go again because the food is good and it is convenient when stopping at the casino. They need more staff like Joy to keep things moving b