Updated review of the food hall. M&T has taken over managing it and it's great now. Salad bar is…read moreback, hot bar is back (both charged by weight). Soup is back. Burgers and sandwiches are still available as well, I haven't tried those since M&T took over.

Hands down the best management team I have ever encountered! Cassidy, Samantha and Jessica provide…read morea level of service that is unlike anything I have ever experienced in any residential community. They are the perfect blend of professional, kind, and compassionate. They consistently anticipate our needs and go way above and beyond to be helpful and accommodating! It is rare to find a team that shows a genuine interest in the welfare and satisfaction of their residents, but they do it effortlessly every day. The building is gorgeous, incredibly well-maintained and always so clean. Exceptional service all around!

The touring of such a magnificent building with an interesting past. The beauty of the construction…read moreand design is a must see

Really great time at Hotel Henry Market! While I was there I walked around the hotel a bit and the…read moreoutside grounds. I wouldn't stay there - I'm too much of an Intuitive for that but I can see the appeal. The history of the place can be taken in via a self guided audio tour. I plan on doing that. It would be great if it was Docent led.

I attended a wedding and the food was great at this venue. There is also an area outside next to…read morethe parking lot as well for entertaining. The venue was pretty spacious & there was a bar area a dance floor area. Big open floor plan. The venue & bathrooms were immaculate also handicapped accessible which is a must. The wedding I attended was beautiful in this space, if your looking for a great venue depending on your guest list, check this venue out.

I've been to a few fundraisers here. It's a decent size hall and they're pretty accommodating from…read morewhat I hear. I've also been to bingo here before.

Much better than Colon Ward's Pumping Station because colon pumping just doesn't sound good. And if…read moreit does please call me. I have a soft spot for this place no pun intended. It looks like an enormous old factory building towering over Lasalle Park but it's still Splendid and resplendent and gorgeous. It reminds me of the old times of Buffalo. I hope they never tear places like this down because they give the city its character. It towers over the water like a monolith and is haunting and inspiring.

This review is a long overdue. This building is only open to the public 1 or 2x per year. It's a…read moremust see if you're a fan of industrial architecture and Buffalo history. The size and scale of this place is incredible and it's still operational. There's an elevated walkway that goes around the interior perimeter of the building and you're able to get full views of the machinery. You've probably seen it dozens of time from the 1-90 and wondered what was inside. Try to get in there in the Spring or Fall when it's open to the public for a few hours

Holy cr*p did I just find the holy grail of social security offices? Or is today just a freak…read moreanomaly? Came on a Monday at 2pm and there were 2 people (who were together) waiting for their number to be called. One person at the kiosk where you sign in, and by the time they were done, and it was my turn to sign in the party waiting for their number to be called was heading to a window. I took the opportunity to snap a pic of the empty waiting room and took a seat Less than 5 minutes later I was called to a window and by 2:10pm I was walking out the door. Wow.

This is a place people fear because of long waits but I got lucky today only 30 minutes! Not to say…read morethat it was the same at other times I was there but today was good . They remodeled since very pleasant woman helping me got what I needed fast real fast and on my way .

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.

Hamburg library is awesome I love the place excellent selection of books and computers, and…read moreexcellent location great staff.

One of, if not THE best library in the Erie County system…read more Clean, super friendly staff, and very well stocked. And its picturesque when the sun shines into the children's area. The Toddler Time sessions with Ms. Laurie are super fun and will help you get to naptime. There's no registration necessary like some of the other local libraries. And beyond books and media they have many computers, toys and a scavenger hunt for little folks.

Wow! This free and modern fire museum is bigger than it looks from the outside! Highlights:…read more - There are displays for many of the Lancaster and area fire departments, including Depew, Alden, and more! - There are many newspaper articles on display about major fires around WNY, organized by town - There's lots of historic firefighting and protective equipment - An informative and unique display on Scott firefighter protection equipment. Scott has a plant in Lancaster and is internationally recognized for their oxygen-related equipment, today used in the aviation industry. There's plenty of close and free parking for the museum, and it's handicap accessible. Great for kids and adults alike. I encourage everyone to stop in!