The dental department here is terrific! Dr Singh just fixed my chipped front teeth and they look…read morelike me again! Highly recommend this community-based health center.

I used to come to this building YEARS ago for WIC when my kids were babies, so it was not hard to…read morefind. You come in the main door, Straight, Make a right through the doors, Go all the way down the hall, You wait for security to ask which shot your here for, then follow his instructions. The first shot is a short , left away. A guy comes out, checks your paperwork (so did security),then has u wait til ppl are moving inside. I was taken very fast. They'll call you to a table, take your photo ID, check on the computer to see if you're good to go. Then she / he just jabs the needle ,but u don't feel a thing. Then you go to another seat to wait to make your 2nd appointment. I did that quick & easy. Then, they advise you to stick around for at least 15 minutes , just in case you have some kind of reaction. This was quick, easy & painless . Time for me to go home. =) Oh, all the medical workers and other employees are alllll super nice. You need that for something like this, in case you have a nervous person. These ppl can calm you .

I was here for a community meeting. On Main in University Heights area, some parking in back or…read moreelse street parking. It's a big building with lots going on. Kids activities. Senior activities. Probably every age activities. Waking in there is a desk you check in through. Good in this day and age from a safety view. Out meeting was on the first floor in a large room. Good acoustics. But there must be a gym above it as we heard tons of noise (running back and forth) from above. So great that kids are running. Too bad about the noise. But it didn't cause major issues for our meeting. For a while they had a huge fan on in ten room, and that noise was a problem. I didn't find it too hot, but perhaps others did, which is why the fan went on I imagine. It went off again quickly.

I grew up in this neighborhood and moved back 6 yrs ago. It has only been the last couple of years…read morethat we feel welcomed. The activity is amazing. They offer a senior program that is greatly appreciated. The lunch program is a booming success. The food pantry is an overwhelming success for this neighborhood. Activities for kids is expanding every week. They offer basketball camps, art classes and treat all these kids as their own. When you enter the building, you are welcomed and asked what can they do for you. The OFW director Claire , Youth director Morgan and lunch chefs Kathy and Rene are truly there for you.

Judith C review is a complete lie. Clearly the executive director Mary Clair Sumbrum wrote this…read moreherself. She is never even at the center doing her job. If she is she is locked inside her office doing who knows what. The cook Cathy is a good cook. It's great that people have access to a good pantry. The kids program has very little for the children to do. It is also NOT expanding every week. They do not offer any youth sports or leagues. The Director is rude and disrespectful to residents. She is not very nice to the children either.

Came here for information regarding neighborhood watch program. Was pleased to know that meetings…read moreare held at designated times in a given month. Also discussions involve things such as, personal safety, city's plans for the area and you interact with the police to have better relations. This building has other services as well. Best to check their website to see all the things available to you.

I'd say town halls are pretty reflective of their town's size. Cheektowaga isn't a huge town, so we…read moredon't have a very huge Town Hall, but that doesn't take away from its' stature and beauty. I live on the edge of Cheektowaga near Amherst, so coming to town hall is about a 10/15 minute drive for me. You can take care of your typical legal business here, such as tax payments, dog licensing, etc. I've visited here twice for both of these reasons. It's a semi-dated building on the inside, original architecture mixed with some 80's elevator system or something (I don't know the exact date the elevators were put in, I'm just making them seem old here). If I recall correctly, part of the building was under repairs during my last visit. There's plenty of signage telling you where you need to go, at least! As long as I continue living in the town, I'm sure I'll find my way back eventually.

Grabbed some wings to go and they were delicious. We got the BBQ and garlic parm wings, extra…read morecrispy and would absolutely go back! Oh and also grabbed a piece of apple pie that was amazing as well.

The lobster bisque was great, but having to wait over an hour and half for fish fry is absolutely…read moreridiculous. Oh yea they ran out of tarter sauce as well. The beer was cheap, but still waiting over an hour and a half is just unacceptable. Not sure we will go back.

A multifaceted agency on Buffalo's East Side, right in the shadow of the Central Terminal,…read moreproviding family and senior housing assistance and work skills and crime victim services. They also offer assistance with getting GED's and weatherization of homes. They are supported by The United Way and Evergreen Health Services. They have 3 food pantries and a clothes closest that are always graciously accepting donations M-F 8:30am - 4:30pm. You can park on Paderwski Drive right in front of their building.

So much is happening here. They really mean Community. They have everything from being a code blue…read moreshelter, food pantry, gymnasium, programs for children, farmers market, computer lab, meeting spaces for community groups, and a lot more. Tip: Despite the name it's not at Delavan and Grider. It's few blocks east at Delavan and Moselle Streets. Take the #26 Delavan bus to get here.

This review is for anyone coming here to get their COVID vaccine…read more It's is very organized and structured here! Which I love! Police have blocked off a section for us to park. Attendants will guide you. You will enter the building and immediately get your temp checked and answer a couple standard COVID questions. Next, you'll approach an area to check in with your name. They will send you over to the next section where they'll confirm your information and give you info about the vaccine you're receiving. Now, you'll go to another section to get your vaccine. One nurse will be at a laptop and ask you a couple of questions, while another nurse administers the vaccine. They'll give it to you in the less dominant arm. I'm right handed so they gave it to me in the left arm. The feeling for me was similar to a flu shot where its sort of like a punch to the arm and some lingering pain afterwards which is just more annoying than anything. Lastly, you'll be sent to a waiting area to wait 15 mins. There is a digital clock on the wall. Social distancing was kept the whole time. Great job!

Hometown of the band Lankin Park…read more A rich and massive East Buffalo suburb full of rich and massive people. The town of Lancaster is actually huge, covering a big chunk of Western NY below Clarence, to the East of Depew and Cheekgtowaga. Its police force are absolutely awful, stopping you for anything and everything (even things you didn't do) to make revenue for the town. It contains the Village Of Lancaster, which is a cute and much smaller little place. When you're out in Lancaster, try eating at Good Tymes South, they have excellent burgers, and the Yelling Goat has some great Ethiopian Wings and all of their food is downright excellent. They have pretty tall people too, which is probably why it's known as Lankycaster.