Highly respected family owned, and operated vision store. We don't have insurance, and do pay…read moreout-of-pocket. We are careful to shop for frames that are within our budget. I'm not brave enough to purchase my lenses and frames over the Internet, which I understand is a very reasonable way to go. The eye exams are thorough, the staff is friendly and efficient. We highly recommend.Best Vision.

Staff is always friendly, hours are great and you get your glasses quickly. However I'm not very…read morehappy. I have great insurance coverage.... After $130 off glasses plus an additional $20 I still paid out of pocket $150. Something in my gut told me something wasn't right. After researching the frames I got... EVERY SINGLE OTHER PLACE ranging from Walmart to other businesses they sell for $100-$120. They charged $269 for the frames ONLY and $120 for the lenses (I'm blind as a bat). Unfortunately in NYS they are allowed to do this mark up on the glasses but it's disheartening to see us customers being taken advantage of. Here's where they are breaking the law...Federal Trade Commission enforces the Eyeglass Rule. It requires eye doctors - ophthalmologists and optometrists - to give patients a copy of their prescription, whether they ask for it or not and before offering to sell eyeglasses. It's the law. Asking the patient if they want their prescription doesn't comply with the Rule. You must provide the prescription automatically unless the patient specifically refuses the prescription, in which case you should make a note of their refusal in the file. Your staff also must give prescriptions to patients before you or anyone at your office offers to sell them glasses. Guess what..... That has not been obeyed as I was not given my prescription nor have my husband nor have my children's ever been given, offered, emailed, texted, not even a pigeon message.. I have filed a report with the Federal Trade Commission as the only way they wouldnt have to follow this law is if they are a federal, state, or local government agency which in this case...pretty sure they arent.

Our scripts were ready for us by the time we arrived, and the A/C felt so good coming in from the…read moresummer heat! Say hello and give scratches to the two beautiful water spaniels who have free range here! Very friendly!

Easy access; easy to find; Christmas trees grown on the premises! Warming barn sells ornaments.read more

Excellent service by the host/farmer Butch. This local business has been running for 30 years, and…read morethere's not a bad choice among the trees. He will cut the tree to size, bundle it in twine, and tie it off to your rack. In 2024, open between November 29th- December 15th. We were late, but called for an appointment, and we were amazed by the quality of choices!! $11/foot.

Things have changed over the years. Prices, like everywhere, have gone up considerably. We picked…read moreout an 8 foot canaan fir this year and it cost $70. Hot cocoa isn't free anymore - it's $1.50 for a small styrofoam cup. There's snacks you can purchase as well and a couple tables set up to sit at inside the warm building. Staff is all excellent and super friendly. They do accept credit cards. Pro Tip: bring a bottle of water with you b/c you do a LOT of walking around to find the perfect tree and you (or your little ones) will start wanting some water!

Hands down the best place to buy appliances and have them serviced. We built our home in 1990 and…read moreseveral of the appliances purchased at that time are still going strong. Excellent repair services too! A local family owned business with honest hardworking owners.

Customer service stinks! You can't tell customers in need of repairs you'll be there a specific…read moredate, that date comes and goes, then you tell me "well if you can't find someone else to fix your washer within 2 weeks call us back", that's bad for business people! Don't bother trying to schedule repairs with these people, there only gonna blow you off!

The Seneca One Stop was one of the first places that I became familiar with when I moved to New…read moreYork. It was introduced to me as a great place to stop for all things tobacco and gas, with a nice sideline in convenience store items. These days I tend to go to Ron's instead, but every so often we still stop in here. It's a pleasant establishment with friendly staff and an inviting atmosphere. The parking lot is always kept immaculate and I've never seen the inside dirty or unkempt. Their bathrooms are comfortable, clean, and well-lit, and there's an ATM on site. They have a small deli that provides the pizza they keep in their hotbox. My experience is that their food is utterly unremarkable, but don't mistake that for it being bad. If you expect convenience store level food then you won't be disappointed. Overall it's a convenient place to get food and drink and gas up your car.

8/2025: This location is a small slice of heaven. Barn swallows soar overhead while you cut your…read morebouquet among rows of well-tended gardens. New this year is a picnic pavilion with a table for families, to enjoy the view and the weather! Self-service, and great value.

The PHARMACY landscape is changing in Western New York State. Rite Aid has closed all the stores in…read morethis area, leaving us with only a Walgreens. We find their prices for sundry items to be rather expensive. The makeup department is large and well stocked. Pharmacy makeup tends to be rather high-priced. We walked out without making a purchase.

09/10/2025: Now that Gov. Hochul has made flu and COVID shots free to all New Yorkers, this…read moreYorkshire location is advertising free flu shots today onwards. The store staff was unwrapping new carts, and everything was well-lit and clean. The pharmacy had no line while I was there.