I know I had more than they counted. I had 13 white kitchen bags popping out the top and I got…read morenothing close to the last place that's now closed and got over $44 in cans. Then to only get $20 at Can Counter as a joke and I felt robbed. Attendant was quiet rude and that's their job to count not ask me. If I had counted,I would have said I have 400 (est) returns. I had to deal with 5 children who rolled their eyes when I asked them to do something and he had more huffing and eye rolls than all 5 of them together. I wanted to tell him to get a different job if he doesn't like what he is doing. I had made the trip there several times before they were open. It says open get there and are closed. When I spoke to the owner she snapped at me for questioning the hours. As Rude as the kid I encountered. She said her business, her hours. She said she is often closed because she does breakfast with her friend and they go to yard sales. What? It's a business and there's no business. What's wrong with people like that? They are far from a business that provides a service to our community. I guess they found out that Tops has a restriction on how many returns they except, leaving Can Counter the only resource. Terrible business to deal with.

What a joke this place is.The owner looks like she always mad.When she counts the can I think she…read moreuses the old 2 for me & 1 for you method. SO a little advice STAY AWAY.

This may just be the best bottle and can redemption center east of the Mississippi. I recently…read morearrived with 6,156 cans of MUG Root Beer in the back of my stretch limousine (I'm wealthy). I mentioned to the staff that I couldn't stay long, as I was on my lunch break from my job at the squirrel taxidermy business down the road. The handsome young man behind the counter counted all of the cans in under 8 minutes. Typically a wealthy aristocrat such as myself, would not bother wasting time returning worthless hunks of aluminum. However, I donated 99% of the proceeds to the Max A. Krakowiak House for the Poor. The other 1% I spent on googly eyes and macaroni noodles for my stuffed squirrels. I will be sure to spread the word about this fine establishment with my extensive business network (however many of these individuals are not nearly as wealthy as myself). P.S. Thank you for letting me borrow the shower and toilet paper (they have 3-ply!!!!) as I was extra sweaty from saving a kitten from a tree (the tree was 660 ft tall).

Tucked away in a strip center this isn't easy to find. And it's a small space. Looks like it's…read morebeen here a while. I came because I was in the area. Super pleasant staff.

Wish I had found this place long ago!!! Great people! Makes it so easy!!! Forget going to grocery…read morestores!!!

It is closed. It was a wasted trip. I took my bottles to the Can bottle return Store on Clark St in…read morethe charming village of Hamburg. They were very accommodating with fast service. I was out of there in no time. And they were very friendly appreciated it..

If you're half hour away from close don't bother. They can't tell time here as they'll close early…read more It's tough to make it here during regular working hours as it is but perhaps update your hours to say 4:30pm as close instead of 5:00pm...Pretty simple.

always nice employees , clean yard , never had an issue . Been scrapping here for yearsread more

Haven't been here in a long, long time but other than the equipment it hasn't changed much. I'm…read moreglad that I had my son with me since he had been here many times before and there are no signs indicating what to do and where to go. When we drove up on the scale, it took a while for someone to come out. Since we were bringing in specialized metals, we were directed to proceed to a special area. It took a few minutes for someone to bring us the special bin we needed to put out cargo in. Sorting of the material was quick and easy. The employees were friendly and helpful but the facility seemed to be grossly understaffed. The outside space was efficiently arranged and despite the fact that it is a scrap yard it was surprisingly clean. I realize that scrapping is not for everyone but if you have junk lying about, call them and get their prices. You'll be pleasantly surprised.

I completely stumbled upon Bottle Junction by pure luck. I was waiting at the light near Brighton…read moreand Colvin, heading towards the grocery store to return bottles and shop when I saw the business and decided to stop in. I am so glad that I did! This place is amazing. Forget the dirty, messy machines that constantly jam up and reject bottles at the grocery store. Forget going to other places of business and sorting your own bottles on the counter for return. Bottle Junction is an entirely different world! (How did I not know that this exists prior to this weekend?!) When you walk in, you're greeted by friendly staff who not only ask how your day is, but also offer to help unload totes and bags of bottles from your car. They also help you load them up on the counter in the store. Once everything is on the counter, they do all of the sorting for you! You just stand back, watch the magic happen, and wait until it's time to collect your refund. Easy peasy! I'm a huge fan of Bottle Junction and look forward to returning for all of my future bottle return needs. I hope that you'll also try it out and help keep this amazing local business up and running!

Easy, easy! Just bring in your returnables and upend them on the rubber platform (leave the glass…read morebottles in their cardboard pack), and the very pleasant staff does the the rest, sorting as they go. No feeding sticky cans/bottles Into a grumpy machine, & you walk out with a wad of cash! I took off one star for the front door. it's heavy & hard to push open, especially when both arms are full of returnables. Automate it, already.