We had a small funeral, not a lot of money to be made but they were wonderful. They were very…read moreunderstanding and did not pressure us for anything. They helped us fill out military paperwork for headstone and also told us about other military benefits we were entitled to. I would highly recommend them, they made a difficult situation easier,

Tim Mentley (who runs the funeral home) was so positive and took care of absolutely everything…read morewhich was so important as we dealt with the painful passing of a loved one. He was also very understanding with our family and easy to work with.

I went here with my boyfriend!!! So many fossils to find in…read moreBlasdell NY. Perfect for curious minds. A perfect place for a field trip for children

We have traveled all over the east coast fossil hunting and this place has a stellar reputation for…read moregood reason. We were here in the fall which seemed ideal. It's a very large open area with dark gravel and I think would get super hot in the sun. Fossils were plentiful and easy to find which makes for a great day out for any ability or age. The highlight here is trilobites but there are many other sea creatures and the occasional squid like creature. Next to our spot were more serious hunters who were taking specimens for university and museum use. Definitely bring safety goggles, a hammer and something to split rocks. Rocks can and do fly up. Gloves are helpful too. It is a very large area so I don't think it would be hard to find a good spot even on a crowded day. We had a ton of fun and can't wait to go back.

Losing a loved one is always painful. And when it's your Mom who retired to Florida but lived her…read moreentire adult life in western New York...when your siblings are scattered around the country..,and when your Mom's last requests included taking her remains "back home..." Well, the entire process can be very challenging. Thankfully before our Mother moved south she made her funeral arrangements with Comfort Funeral Home, South Wales, NY. Before she passed she kept reminding us that all we had to do when she finally "went over to be with Dad" was to pick up the phone and Comfort would do the rest- even from out of state. That's exactly what happened. There was a blizzard in Buffalo, there would be no funeral until spring. All arrangements were seamless from working with a Florida undertaker to transfer of Mom at the Buffalo airport once the snow cleared. We were kept informed every step of the way...even though we lived in 6 states from the Atlantic to the Pacific coasts. During the wake and funeral our family and friends were given all the courtesy and support one would expect from a close friend. I highly recommend Comfort Funeral Home. And the prepaid arrangements were not only safely held but also drew interest. They are truly trusted members of the WNY community.

When my sister passed away during COVID, our family had her funeral at Comfort Funeral Home. Other…read morethan a few miscommunications with the staff, I would describe our experience as average. It seemed obvious they had relationships with certain vendors who they strongly recommended. In fact, they were so insistent I would not be surprised if there was not kickbacks involved. Overall our experience that day and leading up to that day were average at best. My post today was strongly influenced by an experience I had in a public setting when the Funeral Director walked into a local bank and began berating and demeaning a bank employee because she DARED asking him for his credentials (federal & state regulations require this). He came across as rude, arrogant and entitled. His behavior was so rude and obnoxious that the bank employee had to interrupt my business with my banker to ask him to intercede. His demeaning vocabulary was loud enough, and deliberate, that the entire branch could hear him. He was quite pompous and proud of himself for almost bringing the bank employee to tears. I will NEVER do business with this company ever again and would encourage others to look elsewhere. His behaviors and attitude were inexcusable and offensive.

The town of Eden is just slightly under 8k people, so this branch is not as big as some, but it's…read morevery important to the people who live here. In addition to selling stamps and cards and shipping materials, they also have the forms for change of address, selective service, and passport applications. The corkboard at the back is for public announcements: Lost dog, the Ellicottville Rodeo in July, and various home services. There's a drive-up blue box for mail drop-offs after hours.

This is another new outlet for the artists around town. They put up the art in 500 Seneca, and it…read morechanges every few months. Highlighting local artists. Not only in the Lobby, 500 Seneca is filled with local artists work on the 2, 3. 5, 6 floors, all through the Cass Project. They sell he work of many artists as well. They have various artistic programs all around town. Check out their website for current events. This is an evolving org that highlights different artists throughout the year. They send a very informative email form time to time that will help you stay informed. 96/R-a-D Challenge

This extremely small community post office sells stamps, cards, parking materials and P.O. boxes…read more They are well-staffed, but have very limited hours. The post box in front is serviced once a day. Lots of parking, but it's an unpaved lot.

Despite countless rumors of this location closing, it still stands and functions. Very old post…read moreoffice across from city hall. Staff is friendly and helpfull. Parking off of the street or on the side of building there is a medium sized one way parking area. Simple set up and lockboxes available.