I've found myself coming here more and more lately. I bring a good book and submerse myself while…read moredrinking a Lancaster brew. I still stand by the fact that their lattes and anything you find on their specials list is always going to be served at "drinking temperature", I prefer death hot coffee though. I live for the Lox bagel. Its the best I've ever had in WNY. Literally half a block of cream cheese on that thing! I found the breakfast sandwiches on the croissant was super disappointing. Its not on a croissant, but rather a think, dense bun disguised as a croissant. I definitely won't get that again. Love that they have a whole case of macarons!

This cafe is in my own backyard. The village of Lancaster has made…read moreSome big changes in a good way!Lancaster coffee co has been here and we Finally Made it in our recent " coffee tour". Located right on central ave , there is street parking along the tree lined street. There is a counter where you order and a seating counter along the large picture window . The place sits about 30 max. It's bright and airy, but it was freezing the day we went - to the point where a few of us kept on our winter coats . The little cafe tables are marble like you'd see in a bistro, and they make an effort to keep them clean - accounting for their 100% health score! The menu has many drinks, hot and cold to choose from. Lattes, chai, boba, smoothies, and also offers some food- I didn't try it but the burger looked great. Husband and I both had lattes- made Quickly and brought to our table- the coffee was Smooth- could have been a bit hotter. He had a lemon muffin which had a nice surprise inside ofLemon curd. Prices are fair . It's a nice addition to the village.

A must try!!! Just stopped in because we searched local cafes - best decision!! I had the jalapeño…read morecheese bagel and my nephew had the everything bagel. Both toasted with cream cheese. They were so soft and flavorful. I also had a cup of coffee. Everything was an AMAZING price. Staff was super friendly. We will definitely be back.

Lattee and mocha were amazing, breakfast Sandwhich was good. Very small town feel. Nothing fancy…read morefeels like the neighbor morning stop to grab breakfast before works The two ladies how were working were friendly and helpful and were sitting down watching the news when we walked in the door Overall I wouldn't go again to sit down but would pick up a coffee on the way through

Finally, a place to hang and have flights without the spirits. Good vibes, friendly service, good…read moreoptions of creative drinks with homemade syrups. This place even hosts syrup making classes. I enjoyed my time here so much that we ended up staying past close for a private event. My guest and I ended up taking our order to the patio, got lost in conversation, and watched the sunset. It was a beautiful time. I REALLY enjoyed the cajun and garlic parm pretzel. Surprisingly the cinnamon-sugar didn't tickle my fancy. Another surprise was the unsweetened Honey Vanilla Ice Tea. It was delicious. The cookies were also really yummy. I'm a stickler for a clean environment so this place checks that box down to the bathroom, that was very nicely decorated with art that made me smile. This place is a good option for reading a book in a chill environment or hanging with friends. I also appreciated the section to the right of this establishment that offered variety of unique gifts. Definitely check out this husband, wife led gem.

Nice hidden gem in the village of Lancaster. This tea bar has tasty selections, the teas are always…read moresurprisingly flavorful without going too far sweet or being too subtle. They have just the right balance. There are also some snacks and cookies led, and iced teas, sparkling water and soda with adaptogens. Staff is upper friendly and helpful. Check it out!!

What a cute little Bakery. I arrived at about 11:30am on a Sunday, parked on the street (parking…read morelimited), there were only a couple people in line before me, a few couples sitting down, maybe about eight small tables for optional seating but the place is very small, cozy feel. There were only three cinnamon rolls left... I was going to buy all three but then I overheard the little girl behind me say she wanted one so I only ordered two. Try a cinnamon roll, they're so yummy, cost about $5.75, a 16oz house coffee was $3.75. I ordered the two cinnamon rolls, a piece of a carrot cake (WOW), slice of a pumpkin roll and a large chocolate chip cookie. All equally delicious in their own right! They were packaged to go in a large cake box for me, which I appreciate so nothing got squished during the ride back home. In total I spent $29.50 and didn't feel bad about it, I needed some sugar in my life that was worth eating, I try not to eat carbs anymore as a personal diet preference and I feel amazing but if you're going to eat them, let them be worth every bite so you don't regret it. Anyway, I love this spot. I did attempt to chat it up with the woman taking my order, she was very nice.

Gabrielle's used to be my favorite place in the Village of Lancaster. I supported them constantly…read more They have wonderful gluten free baked goods, as well as great breakfast sandwiches with a gluten free roll, if one so chooses. I will discuss three different run ins with Gabrielle's. First one - I went there in January to grab some sweets for a little crafting party I was hosting. I ordered both gluten free items and non gluten free items. The woman working, who was new, proceeds to ask me if she can put the non gf and the gf in one container. I said absolutely not. How can you not be trained on this, or not know not to do that. Why would I be ordering gf items, if I'm going to agree to put them in the same container. It defeats the purpose. Second time - Valentine's Day. My husband and I had a tradition of going to support Gabrielle's on Valentine's Day because they offered different gf items and a romantic atmosphere. This was our third time attending since living in the village. We arrived right when they opened, and they weren't opened yet, which was fine. When the owner unlocked the door, she wasn't very friendly. I let it slide, and continued to choose to visit Gabrielle's because I loved the baked goods and breakfast sandwiches. Third time - I stopped in on my way to an event to get a breakfast sandwich. It was about 10 minutes after they opened on a Saturday. It was quite busy there. There were roughly 2 or 3 tables occupied throughout my half hour stay.  Most notably there was a mom and daughter there. I'll get back to that in a minute. When I arrived, I was the only one at the counter. The same girl from the first not great encounter was making coffee behind the counter. That is fine. What wasn't fine, was that she didn't acknowledge me at all and I waited there awkwardly to put my order in for a good 5 minutes. Weird, that you wouldn't say, "Hi, it will just be a minute, as I'm working on another order,"  or something like that. The owner also came out of the kitchen during this time and took several Door Dash orders, but also didn't acknowledge me standing there. All I needed was a Hi, I'll be right with you. Something. I felt like a ghost. Fast forward, woman takes my order. It is for a gluten free breakfast sandwich. I sit down and wait. I wait for a solid half hour for my breakfast sandwich to be complete. During this time, the mother and daughter duo go up to the counter and say that they told the woman when they ordered that they needed to get everything by 9am, and it was 9am, and they still hadn't gotten their sandwiches yet. Why does it take a half hour to make 2 breakfast sandwiches?! They finally get their order and leave. The woman goes from the kitchen to the counter and is yelling to the owner, "If they wanted their food faster, they should have went to Tim Hortons." There was me and about 2 other tables present for that. I thought that statement was absolutely horrific and disgusting. Everyone who came through Gabrielle's and who goes to Gabriele's chooses to spend their money locally. To help a local family and support their business. To say that in front of customers, is abhorrent. I finally got my breakfast sandwich and left. I ruminated this for a while and decided against posting this review and emailing them directly about how this comment was unwarranted and not ok and the employee should be reprimanded. I received no reply back. This happened in February and it is now May. I have not received any acknowledgement regarding that my comment was received. I can only take it as the owner and employees don't care. Thus, I'm posting my review.   Not to mention that they claim to sell fresh bread on Saturdays, and there were a couple customers who arrived asking to purchase the fresh bread, and were told it was still rising and would be ready around 1 pm or so. What?! You would think they would be more in a hurry to get their bread out on a Saturday morning. That is when people want to eat fresh bread. It breaks my heart that I can't support this business anymore because the baked goods are so delicious, but I'm going to support other local businesses that value their customer base and are happy that the customers who walk through their doors want to support local.

I love mead so I was looking forward to trying this place but ended up disappointed. They have a…read morelarge selection of different flavors of mead - but I didn't see any that were straight-up regular plain mead. Mead is delicious by itself without anything being added. I got the Horchata one (since that is also something I enjoy). The first sip was good, but the more I drank of it, the more it just tasted fake and flavored, and I did not finish it. Based on that one I wouldn't want to try others. The food menu is very limited. The pizza crust is very thin - more like a crackery flavor - and the pepperoni is only in a circle on the outside? So it's basically a cheese pizza until you get to the crust unless you want to reorganize the toppings yourself. Atmosphere varies - many times I have stopped by and it was standing-room only and very loud, and I left without making it up to the bar. This time I came early enough that I was able to get a seat. It feels very dark after coming in from outside. Staff is friendly. Decor is fun and bee-themed. Restrooms are easily accessible and all-gender. Overall it is a fun place to hang out but the food and drinks didn't do it for me.

Lilly belle is always a vibe. I'm not sure many meaderies have a local hangout bar with an upscale…read morebeat to it like this place. Their prices are incredibly reasonable and the most variety of meads I've seen l. Service is always fast and friendly

The service at this location has gone so downhill since I left this review…read more The workers are horrible. My last straw was when Angelica at the window said NOTHING but just gave me that blank Gen Z stare. Used to go every day, now I'm never coming here again.

Used the app to pre order a 10 pack of Tim Bits and a Take 12. When I got to the drive through I…read moreasked for a cup of cream instead of the little individual creamers. Was told I would have to pay for it. No where else has ever charged me for that. When you buy a coffee they don't charge extra for cream so why should they charge for it when you get a Take 12? They shouldn't. As I said, no one does-- except this one. The cream is what makes Tim Hortons, Tim Hortons. Without it it just tastes like coffee from anywhere. Bad form, Walden & Central Tim Hortons. Bad form.

This spot is the most requested place to go when my son wants a treat. He LOVES mochi and…read moreespecially these ones here. We love the juice and milk teas here so it's a win-win for everyone. We usually get a brown sugar milk tea with tapioca and then a juice tea along with some mochi for him. I change up the flavors of my juice tea a lot trying to find the best new combination of flavors. The staff here is always helpful to think of new flavors and the service is so quick. They also offer some more treats like lumpia here so we like to get some of those too. The vibes here are so nice and relaxed. We usually sit at the tables and hang out while they make our drinks and have a mochi or two. This spot is close to home and will be a regular stop for us.

Milk Tearapy was a really great boba cafe! They have many different options. I tried the brown…read moresugar boba from their specialty menu. They included cream cheese foam on top. So delicious! The server was very nice and friendly and quickly made my drink to go. I will be back again!

While I am still recovering, I needed a quick dinner and didn't feel like cooking. Simply Boba to…read morethe rescue! I went with my usual favorite with the lemongrass beef banh mi, while my wife opted for the chicken ramen. We ordered it for pick up and it was ready so quick. I am a creature of habit, when I find something I like, I usually eat that every time. That's the case with the banh mi. The flavor of the beef is phenomenal here. The toppings are always fresh here too, making this sandwich one of the best. My wife also loved her chicken ramen and said it was one the best she's ever had. Excited to see how the new bistro they are moving into soon keeps churning out great food and excellent service.

Went for lunch at the new West Main Street, Lancaster location. Very good food. Very nice…read moreaesthetic. Friendly staff. Give some grace as they open their new location and get in their groove.

A friend and I met here for dinner. The atmosphere in Symposium is warm and inviting. The server…read morewas attentive. They have an extensive wine list and cocktail list. On the night we were there, a singer was setting up. Unfortunately, we were a little early to hear any of his sets. I ordered the steak flatbread, gluten free. It had great flavor to it, and I would go back and try other flatbreads. My friend ordered what she always gets, which was a Caesar with chicken. She enjoyed it. This is a cozy spot in the Village of Lancaster.

We only stopped in for an after dinner drink, but I found the place super cute. My only complaint…read morewas it's pretty bright in there. We got a couple spots at the small bar and were served fairly quick. I had the espresso martini which was served in coupe glass. It was tasty, but pretty sweet. My boyfriend got a basic vodka cranberry, as they do not have iced tea. I would like to come back for brunch or a nice glass of wine.

My gal is from Buffalo and has her kids, grandkids, and aunt here for family gatherings. Honestly,…read morethis is the red saucy joint I've been looking for in all the years I've been coming out to the 716. Unpretentious good Jersey worthy Eyetalian. Very very good linguini with clam sauce (plenty of chopped clams). A very unassuming strip mall but oh so good!

Went on a Thursday night made reservations for 7 at 5:30, hopefully it was just an off night. We…read moredid not leave until 7:30, it took forever to receive the food. We were given one thing of bread which was about 2 half loafs that were never refilled, it also took forever to get water refilled. I orderd penne alla vodka and received linguine instead with no explanation or warning, another person also received a different pasta instead of penne. Overall, the food was fine, it just took forever and was not exactly what was ordered. The tables around us who had 2 or 3 people also had to wait a while for their food, so it wasn't just that we had a larger party.