The old orchard inn reminds me of a German restaurant called The Wooden spoon. It's nostalgic and…read moreappears everything is original. Just stunning. Driving through the trails to get to the restaurant offers a beautiful landscape full of foliage and classic looking buildings. Absolutely gorgeous. Walking up the path to get into the restaurant is quiet and serene. When entering the restaurant you enter a portion of dining room and can see the bar. Super nostalgic. The food, drinks, and dessert were all fresh and delicious. I had the Norwegian Salmon and a glass of Col Taylor (Bourbon). Paired wonderfully. My wife had the prime rib with a glass of Jingle Juice. She loved them. The service was top tier and consistent. I thoroughly enjoyed small talk with the staff in between meals. Overall my wife and I love this restaurant. It has become my favorite place. I'm very big on nostalgia and classy service.

I had a 6 oz. Filet mignon and it was overcooked and tough. They charged $28 for 2 3oz. glasses of…read morewine. The salad was edible but small for the price. Service was slow. We were disappointed as it was our 22 anniversary and we were married there. They did compensate by giving me another meal but my appetite was gone. Sooooo disappointed.

This is an excellent venue for a wedding or a gathering of up to 200 people. Formal or casual,…read moreNotting Hill is versatile. It is on a magnificent countryside parcel replete with beautiful views. The grounds themselves can be woven into your event, a wedding ceremony to the side, fire pits for small gatherings. The building itself is perfectly appointed, with an interior balcony that circumscribes the large dance floor below. The acoustics are not great, but adequate, when a sound system is put in place. There are kitchen facilities attached to this modern barn which are capable of excellence when proper chefs are brought in.

Buying the 10-pack pass post-COVID was one of my better parenting decisions. We pop in when the…read moreweather is awful and the kids are bouncing off the walls. It's a great way for them to burn energy and learn new skills--while reminding adults that kids make everything look way easier. Try the rings if you want a humbling experience (my palms are still burning). They do sell chalk there, which is truly a worth-while investment. Super clean, well-run, and we even hosted a birthday party here that went off without a hitch. Highly recommend to get out that energy stored up from gray WNY.

I just took my 3 kids there (9,6 & 5) and they all loved it…read more This not a trampoline park. It has variation of the obstacles that you see on TV show. The place is a little small but that didn't stop my kids from breaking out in sweat and having fun. If you plan on going I would get there right when "OPEN PLAY" starts. It is still relatively new so it wasn't pack at all.

DJ Andrew was wonderful! He worked with us from planning the party to wrap up the day of party…read more Has strong MC skills, organized dancing and helped us stay on schedule ... gathered customized music selections to enhance our celebration. He was a total pleasure to work with and we have already booked him for our next family event.

DJ Sensedog was the DJ at our wedding this past June. He was courteous, professional, and most…read moreimportantly great at turning up the dance floor! I received very prompt replies after reaching out to him on Yelp, and we had a quick phone call right at the start so that I could share with him my vision. Closer to the wedding we had another in-depth call, where we mapped out the entire day together and he made sure to ask about our music preferences at every step (ceremony, cocktail hour, parent dances, first dance, reception music etc). I could tell he puts a lot of thought and care into his work based on the questions he was asking. We also paid extra for his photobooth (and he personally designed a photo strip frame that matched our wedding colors and vibe!) which was worth every penny - it was a hit with our guests all night. Overall we were very happy with his service and would recommend him to anyone looking for a DJ in the Buffalo area!

Brenda O'connor was our agent for our forever home search. She was steadfast and professional even…read morewhen we had our disappointments . With her help we were able to find our forever home. Would recommend Brenda 10/10

The seller of my property and myself were treated horribly. The agent lied on the listing and said…read morethere was heat in the garage and there is not. The agent did not seem to care as she would not provide her cell phone number and barely answered calls. She was a ghost after 5. I had asked for the sellers contact information the day my offer was accepted and many times after. All I got were excuses if she even answered at all. I wanted them to leave behind any items they did not want. This was relayed to the agent. There were many items that were of value. Not only did I not get the information a week before closing when it was too late, she had told them the opposite. She informed them to clean out the house. I lost many items as a result. I spoke with the seller and they had been asking for my information the entire time as well. They were neglected the same way. I called to try and sort it out with Gordon, the owner, and he was short and rude. "I'm not giving you a dime so do what you gotta do." Basically hung up on me. He didn't ask one question or show any concern about his agent and her poor performance, lack of professionalism, false information or neglect. All about money. Real professional. I'll see you in court with the sellers behind me as well.

Went here for my birthday and ended up getting a flight of wine each, Catawba was my favorite being…read morea sweet wine drinker. The server was very nice and informative whenever I asked questions. They have candles and other items for sale along the walls, we ended leaving with a candle and lotion along with some wine. Had a great time and will come here for their summer bands

What an awesome place with a great vibe. We met the owner, Mike. What a cool guy. He really knows…read morehis stuff. I was telling him his great merch selection should read, Niagara Falls. Lewiston is Niagara Falls adjacent, but few know where it is. My wife had a flight of five wines. She decided on the peach bubbles. They also have several beers on tap, which I enjoyed! We highly recommend. We look forward to going back.

Farmcraft is such a nice space! There's a variety of seating options inside and outdoors, and their…read moremenu has a good variety of drinks (beers, wines, cocktails and mocktails) focusing on NY made beverages. They also have 1 beer on the menu that they make. Food menu had a good variety of options too and everything was reasonably priced. I ordered the Mac n cheese and enjoyed it! They also have clean bathrooms and host events regularly. This is a drive, but I'd be happy to make the trip again.

Happened on this place by accident on a Sunday drive. It is a stunning place. Very pretty,…read moretastefully decorated. Looks like a family fun Brewery. They had a board game wall, 2 air Hockey tables. An area with local items for sale. Looks like they hold farmers markets, and events in the weekend. The place was very elegantly decorated, like it was professionally done. But for a 5 Generation family, I would have liked to have seen their Ancestors, history, maybe some family heirlooms as decorations, farm equipment, etc... They had an upstairs, not sure what that was about tho. When we walked in, we saw a sign that said seat yourself, so we did. Then we noticed we could order by Q card, so we did. No hostess. The menu was really small, small plates, appetizers, cookies and milk was the dessert. It was an odd menu. There were a fair amount of kids. Which was nice. It really is set up to be 100% Family First.. It was very large, lots of space for kids to play inside and outside, safely, while adults enjoy their time. Lots of space between tables. So still good for intimate settings too. Really well thought out space planning. I ordered Burnt ends with Mac N Cheese, in a Habanero jelly. It was the only spicy item on the menu. My BF ordered Chicken Fingers, because they didn't have a burger, hot dog, steak, i wondered if upstairs was where they served full meals instead of small plates. Worth checking on before you go. I didn't notice the upstairs until we had already ordered. The menu was lacking. I think it would have been nice if they had a hostess to greet newcomers, and explain the run down, and show them how it works. If there was an area for full dining we would have liked to have known. We also would have been able to see a menu before seating. After ordering, I left my BF seated and went to see what types of local items they had for sale. I ended up buying a jar of homemade Maple cream, from the owners parents. They were a really sweet couple. They were the ones who had told us they had been there for 5 Generations. Being a history buff, I got excited and said I bet you have some great stories. I seemed to have embarrassed him, a bit, because he smiled and changed the subject. ‍ A server came out, and informed me, they were out of burnt ends, with the Habanero Jelly. They asked if they could put pulled pork, with Bbq sauce on top of the MAC N Cheese. I agreed, but was actually super disappointed. It was the only item on the menu that had some kick to it. I just didn't see a reason to look at the menu again, since it was so small. I wish we had just left, because my BF didn't like the menu. I was not getting what I wanted. Obviously, this was not a place for us. The chicken fingers were good, they were big, coated well, tasted like they may have added a touch of cornmeal. But they were still just chicken fingers. They do offer a variety of different sauces on the side. The Mac N cheese was much better than expected. The cheese was white and creamy. The pulled pork was basic sauce, it was cooked perfectly, and had some big pieces in there, and wasn't just stringy. Their ordering system is basically contactless ordering. The new way of the world. Ordering from your phone. Which is something I actually like. But a hostess is still needed. Whoever set this system up, did a terrible job uploading the menu. I wanted a drink with Vodka. The only option was"Vodka drink" when I pushed it, it said I needed to go to the bar. They had a couple of cocktails premade, but all with whiskey and gin. When I asked the female Bartender if they can make a Martini. She looked up at some guy, and waited for him to respond. But I quickly jumped in. Before he could say anything. I just asked if she could make one of their signature cocktails they have on the menu. But swap out, the gin for Vodka. I just wanted to keep this moving forward. They said no problem, and were very nice about it. Then I asked them how to order it at the table. They told me to order the gin drink I want, and they will remember to swap it out for me. I was impressed they got that right. For such a vast space, with high ceilings, the acoustics were amazing. It wasn't loud at all. Even the kids seemed to play quietly. When I finally sat down. I saw my BF looked miserable. My own nervous system had been feeling off too, and was a bit unsure. But everyone was super friendly. It just felt like we had an odd amount of super polite attention, that others were not getting. When I took a hard look around, I realized everyone there were dressed similarly, were polite, composed, quiet, having fun, and smiling. They looked like they all came straight from the same church. That's when it hit me, this is a community place with deep roots. They probably don't get many different types of people here. I live in a rural area too, but we are a diverse group of color, culture, and art. It took me a bit off guard.