This spot is just an amazing vibe! Friendly staff! Tuesday is wine tasting. Five tasting wines, and…read morecheese for $15.00!!! Not only the staff great but all the people enjoying as well were so nice! Great time whenever here. The peach Bellini is my absolute favorite!! Got lucky to be apart of a pop-up going on as well!

Attended a Yelp event where there were 4 different businesses present, what's not to love!? Had a…read moreblast at Meet and Eat. I've passed it several times, but this was my first time experiencing it. Cool concept where you build a charcuterie board from a buffet line of cheeses, crackers, and meat options. They were all really good and the different pairing options like honey, peppers, jams made it even better. The pepper guy was good. He had a variety of heat levels and I particularly enjoyed the tanginess of the Awaken the Dead and the graduated heat of the Sting of Ancients. Due to the versatility of the Awaken I did purchase that one. The Daughters Dumplings has a great family story and everyone seemed to really enjoyed the fried dumpling. I took mine home to steam as she suggested and they ARE very good. I used my tangy pepper sauce on them and it paired well. My favorite of the four was Natalie's Tamales. They apparently were a last minute addition and I'm so glad they were. Owned by a sweet lady who puts actual love and care in her food. I like tamales, but I LOVED her tamales. Absolutely delicious! You must try them for yourself and follow her on Instagram. Ambience is modern, Instagramable, full wine bar, open meeting space with screen available for presentation and small kitchenette area. I'll be back for a girl's night, event or date night.

I've come here multiple times since they opened and I consistently have a great experience. They've…read morebecome my go to spot for Keeping Traditions pierogies, as well as for many of my other favorite local brands. I also like that they host outdoor markets outside their shop, and I've met many new local vendors this way! If you haven't stopped by yet, I recommend it. They carry a great variety of items in their small shop.

This place is new on Bailey near Whole Foods…read more It sells only things made in Buffalo. specialty products made in Buffalo. It started as kissed by the sun spice company and it's expanded as far as I can figure out. Kissed by the Sun spice Blue Table Yankees fancy Babcias Pierogi What's poppin popcorn And so much more. Facing Whole Foods look left - they are in the building that's on Bailey, but they face the Whole Foods parking lot.

Love this place. The tortellini salad from the deli is like nowhere else; is it the fresh herbs?…read moreBuy some Hello Dolly bars while you're there. Fresh fruit and vegetables and a huge deli with friendly folks behind the counter.

Beautiful meats, beautiful store, amazing inventory, service, and deli. Mr P. Himself helped us…read morefind something we were looking for. Just a great market!

From the time I saw a random tiny wooden sign on the side of the road, I was curious about this…read moreplace. Now they have some more signage, but still sort of hidden. I stopped in on a Friday before they closed. I was greeted warmly by a woman who offered as many samples as I wanted! I tried quite a few samples and ended up buying some crackers, seeds, cheese curds, and a nice hard port wine cheese. They have all sorts of cute gifts, snacks and spreads as well as cheese. Prices were not cheap, but the service and samples made it worth it. I hope they do well.

A few months ago, I was stumped for a Christmas gift for my good friends of many years. After…read moregetting my hair cut in early December, I noticed a card for The Cheese Factory on the desk at my salon. Bingo! Heading up Taylor Road, I blew right by. The place is set back from the road a bit, and the signage is easy to miss. Once inside the little shop, there's a lot more to see than just cheese (but there is certainly plenty of that). Other food items like olive oil, pickles and crackers, kitchenware, assorted gift items - lots to look at. The guy at the counter couldn't have been nicer. Cheese Factory gift card, a nice bottle of wine - perfect gift. Mission accomplished!

My orders: jalepeno and cayenne cheese, Italian hot ham So I…read moretypically like spicy food and my coworker was recommending this deli. Hence, I thought to try it. I generally don't eat a lot of ham. I got the jalapeno and cayenne cheese (yancey fancy) as well as the Italian hot ham. Oh my goodness, they're both so good. With the hot ham, initially I was a little bit disappointed because I didn't taste any spice in it; but after you're done eating it there's definitely a kick. With the cheese you get all of that flavour at once. I would love to pay this place with a visit more regularly! We called in an advance and they needed two hours to prep which is totally fine because this place is banging! I really don't say that a lot

I had my inaugural visit to this business yesterday, when going to pickup game-day fare. The prices…read moreare very reasonable. They carry a great selection of deli meats and cheeses. There's quite a selection of salads and spreads in a refrigerator case, as well as a small selection of fresh produce. They also offer call-ahead ordering of seeded or unseeded rolls and bread, delivered freshly from Costanzo's bakery. On the opposite side of the deli, near the cash register, there's a wall of freezer cases holding battered and breaded products (cheese sticks, veggies, chicken fingers, and more). The only thing to keep in mind is to bring your own reusable bag for your goodies (like you're expected to do most other places, nowadays). Otherwise they offer narrow boxes or their own branded reusable bags for purchase at $0.99 each.

A great option for sourcing things like wheat berries and other bulk items locally, which is hard…read moreto find. They have a great selection of local goods to choose from and I really like whenever I get to shop here. Service is usually very friendly as well, and it's just enjoyable to go in and look at all the local options.

Loving this store and recently joined as a member. Some of the prices are on the higher end, but…read moresome are actually lower than Wegmans or Tops depending on what you're looking for - sign up for their email newsletter to get the sale prices! Strong focus on local and/or organic, and great signage to bring attention to the local products and brands. The produce section is consistently high quality and fresh. You can bring your own containers to fill in the bulk section, and they have a scale right there to weigh your container before filling it - super easy and saves on packaging. I have not tried any of the prepared foods but I'm very happy with the groceries. Staff is always friendly and helpful. The only real downside is that the parking lot at this location is very tiny and a challenge to get in and out of.

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!

This is my place to go before the holidays, and any time I need to restock the favorites. I've…read morechecked every European store in the area, and Euro Deli is definitely better than the rest. It's not a big space, but full of essentials. You can find all kinds of imported canned goods, pickled vegetables and mushrooms, drinks, condiments, spices, instant soups and desserts. The frozen section is full of 'pierogi'. The herrings are good, and the best Polish mayonnaise 'Kielecki' is also available from time to time. Sausages, cold cuts, pates, cheeses, smoked fish, grains, flours, teas, and lots of sweets including candies and bonbons are sold. Last time, I treated myself to a frozen dessert made with cottage cheese, peaches and mango. The first bite brought back memories and I'm sure it was a taste of my childhood. There are many products which make me feel so sentimental in a good way. Don't forget, it's an Eastern European store and the service seems to be authentic. Don't take anything personal. Take your time and enjoy browsing around. I'm sure your business is highly appreciated.

This is not your average wine store. Everything they carry is organic, and hand selected by the…read moreowner, who is a sommelier. She and her husband are very friendly and helpful. You don't have to know anything about wine; they will help you select something nice. But if you do know a Morgon from a Moulin-a-Vent, you're also in the right place. The store is beauful, and so is the tasting room in the cellar. We are lucky to have such a high quality store in our town!

This wine and spirits store is fabulous. They have a wide variety of wines especially organic. I…read morewas greeted at the door and a knowledgeable gentleman helped me find perfect wine selections. The store has an industrial look with touch of elegance. They have tastings and events to share their knowledge and great products. I recommend this to everyone. Prices are very reasonable.

Want to see my Downstate Farms? I have some Arable Land right here for you to Harvest…read more I've been a customer of Upstate Farms for 15 years now - and it hurts to say that because I'm still a kid in my own mind. They make really good milk (make... lol) and they sell it at cheap prices although nothing like the delicious stuff in England. They make really good lemon iced tea as well, which I used to be addicted to which caused me to gain a lot of weight. Like 20 lbs or more. Like not kidding. I definitely recommend getting milk from these people over some of the brand names. It's good. It's actually a collective of dairies but they make good stuff and I appreciate that. Having said that, milk is absolutely poisonous and you should just go ahead and switch to Almond Breeze and Almond Breeze Chocolate for your own health.

I got this yogurt for free so I really can't complain. It was delicious. But I also thought, it…read moretastes so sweet (which is why it is delicious, I love sweet). But in this little 14 oz cup, there are 2.8 teaspoons of sugar (14 grams!) That is a heck of a lot of sugar, for one little cup of yogurt. 10 of those grams are added sugar, what the heck are they thinking. These products get handed out at food pantries, the last thing people at food pantries need is 14 grams of sugar in a small cup of yogurt. Very disappointing. Love their insignia and that it's all family owned in my home state, but who feeds their family this much sugar? Definitely wouldn't feed these to my kids and I'll have to check the labels on all my yogurt purchases going forward. The three stars are because it tastes good but yogurt should taste good without 2.8 spoons of sugar.