Pharmacists aware helpful and so was the clerk. This CVS seems short staffed. Most of my visits…read morehave been positive. I do have problems with the price gauging I have seen in some CVS branches, the app, and some of the business practices of CVS (see www for opioid crisis in USA)

Worst pharmacy in the city. Pharmacist Katie is extremely rude to customers and is of no help at…read moreall. They never answer their phone - just let it ring and ring even when there are no customers. They can't keep good help because they are so mean and rude. Pulling all of my business out!

Super clean and well put together store for a relaxed shopping trip. Every employee I have…read moreencountered has been very polite and helpful. Food choices are plenty to pick from. They are displayed very nice and kept fresh.

I have found a lot of things to be overpriced here. I have also at separate times gotten groceries,…read morebrought them home to find out they are expired (for instance, bottled ranch or yogurt). I now double check the expiration date before buying which usually isn't a problem in other places. I prefer to go to other grocery stores because of price, but there are not many in the area close by in a pinch.

This store carries champagne, claret, Cabernet and the rest of reds and whites. It also carries…read moremixers and hard to find bitters. The clerks know where things are, and they're happy to make recommendations.

Never under estimate the selection at Allen's. I am the host that will make sure I have my…read morecompany's preferred alcohol of choice and whenever I've walked into Allen's with a list of something I've never heard of, they have it! Staff is always right there to assist, especially when I'm confused on where to look/find something.

a great museum full of history. a wonderful place in this sleepy little town. its a shame someone…read moreburned down the Erie railroad depot that is history that cannot be replaced. also i heard kids burned down the B&O depot? its a shame children destroy our history because of poor parenting.

This place was so cool! I've always passed by it on the way to the antique mall in Salamanca, but…read moreonly recently made it a point to stop in during our weekend getaway! The museum is small, but absolutely rich with history. It was a Passenger Depot for the Buffalo, Rochester, & Pittsburgh Railway in the early 1900's. The inside of the museum still retains the look of a train station in that day, with most of the rooms still in tact! You can see where luggage was processed, where passengers would have bought tickets, and even sit and wait for trains! There are plenty of train-related relics and memorabilia that fills cases in the museum, decorates the walls, etc. There is a huge model train display in the center of the room, but it was under maintenance when we visited. What adds to the experience here is the train cars you can explore here! I've never been inside of an old train car before, and this place has several you can walk through. Some of them have old cots from where passengers would sleep, ovens and 'kitchens', closets, even toilets. It's super cool to be able to see how people would travel back in the day! I definitely recommend visiting this museum at least once, even if you're not that in to trains. But if you are, this is definitely the spot for you!

the service was amazing and the workers are nice they are very attentive when i walked they asked…read morehow my day was and i said well

If you're visiting Ellicottville, stopping at Watson's Chocolates is an absolute must. The shop has…read morethat perfect old-fashioned charm, but the real star is their incredible sponge candy. The light, airy honeycomb center has the perfect crunch, and it's coated in rich, silky chocolate that melts in your mouth. Every bite is the ideal balance of crisp, sweet, and decadent. You can tell they take pride in making their chocolates with quality ingredients and generations of craftsmanship. Whether you choose milk or dark chocolate sponge candy, it's the kind of treat you'll be thinking about long after you leave Ellicottville. The staff is always welcoming, and the entire store is filled with amazing chocolates and sweet treats. If you've never had Buffalo-style sponge candy before, this is the place to experience it. Watson's doesn't just sell chocolate--they create a tradition that's worth coming back for. Five stars without hesitation!

An update: Now that Lent has begun, jellybeans, chocolate eggs, and a giant 15 lb "Big Boy" Easter…read morebunny wearing Mardi Gras beads are for sale. Ice cream always available in cones, dishes, milkshakes, and sundaes.