I like this place. They have an auction every Thursday and when it gets warmer on Saturdays. The…read moreauctioneer Matt is good, and the staff tries hard to do a great job. The content of the audience and vary from simple household stuff to old glass, The great things about an auction is that there are three metrics, auctioneer, staff, and buyer. I like the people that come to this auction because it represents a great cross section of WNY. We are all there trying to find a treasure or need. My attitude is that there is much to be found with knowledge. That applies to any auction. Come to one of Matt's Academy Auction's auction. There's plenty of free parking, and the pizza is excellent.

From the owner: Estate liquidation's, consignments and consignment services, junk removal, clean out services,…read moretrash removal, cleaning, sale preparing, local moving and more

When it came time for our restaurant to conduct a major renovation- including upgrading our kitchen…read moreequipment- we called on Eric Monahan at Cash Auctions to help us sell all of our contents. The entire process was conducted professionally and seamlessly. Our participation was minimal- Eric and his crew handled everything from beginning to end. From their thorough auction preparation, to their contactless online auction, to the auction pick-up, everything was conducted in a timely and dignified manner. We received an accurate accounting and prompt payment after all the contents were removed. I've already recommended them and will do so again.

To say I enjoy estate sales is an understatement. There are SO MANY treasures to be found! One…read moreperson's trash is certainly another treasure, and Stewart Estate Services has a great collection of interesting items. What I really like about it is many fold: 1) this one building contains the former belongings of like 100 grandmas, so you don't have to wander (drive) to several houses to browse, which lets face it can consume most of one day; 2) the treasures are abundant! They had everything from vintage clothing to furniture to books to toys. Really, a ton of stuff! I'm always partial to kitchen items, my wife gravitates to books and records. There were even 2 old dollhouses here, which I loved for a friend who collects dollhouses! 3) no one pressures you, or rushes you. We spent quite a while in here, searching and sifting, and we probably could have spent way more time if we'd been patient ourselves. If you enjoy estate sales and flea markets, you MUST scope this place out. They have limited hours, only on the weekends, which I'm grateful for because it's tough to get out during the week. It's easy to get to, there's plenty of parking, and you might find some cool treasures, like C & I did!

We just sold our home of 45 years and downsized to another state. This is stressful in itself…read more Brenda eliminates the stress from having to sell the contents of your home . Brenda put hours and hours into our online sale. She did an amazing job. Brenda is very knowledgeable and professional. She also traveled over an hour to do our sale. When Brenda was done our home was empty and ready for the new owner. I can't say enough about how hard Brenda worked. We could not have accomplished this without her. I highly recommend Brenda, you will not be disappointed. I talked to other companies and only from Brenda did I get a good vibe and knew I could trust her with our estate sale. Her commitment is beyond what you would ever expect.

I did enjoy how the market was outside and inside but the quality of stuff they had to offer and…read morethe prices where a little high for me(overpriced). I didn't find much of anything other than a couple little things like a record of Elvis (a gift for my mom-paid $10 for the record) and some kids stuff. I did enjoy the little wine tasting/slushee they had at a booth. They also had a cute train set up for the kids to watch. I was surprised they had a booth with plants and a couple food booths if you get hungry. Sorry I forgot to take a picture!!

On their Facebook page they've been promoting some new vendors inside the building and mentioned…read moresome improvements have been made to the inside. I usually go here a few times during the spring/summer but hadn't gone yet this season so I was excited to see the changes. Unfortunately, it's still kind of a dump. More vendors have rented the inside booths, but most are nowhere near being "antique" dealers as there recent posts made it sound. I saw booths selling Tupperware, leather/biker gear, incense, purses, and a tea/coffee shop. There was one farmer's style stand selling fresh vegetables and plants, I'd love to see more vendors like that. As for the outside stalls, more than half were vacant, and of the vendors that were there it was a mix of overpriced, dirty junk and a few good antiques but mostly still overpriced. I did buy one item, but the vendor didn't accept credit cards or venmo/PayPal (come on, it's 2022, everybody has venmo or square). These are sellers that are there every weekend, it's time to upgrade your technology. I paid the atm fee to take out some cash, but other buyers would have walked away. Several of the outdoor stalls reeked of cigarette smoke, I walked out of two of them for that reason. (Unsurprisingly, one booth owner was wearing a Marlboro jacket.) This place could do a whole lot better if every inside booth was filled (with actual antiques), more farmer's market type of vendors, and was generally less depressing/seedy.

Enjoy these live auctions. A fun way to spend the evening finding treasures!…read moreNew and old items! Bring a friend and have fun! $1 to get in to get a card and can bid away! Also, food and beverages available for sale! Can't wait for the next one!

Auctions are fun. They're entertaining and you never know what treasures you might find. Barnyard…read moreAuctions held at the Frontier Fire Hall in Niagara Falls, NY is one of the best. They offer a real variety of items and the prices are super reasonable. In fact you can count on bargain prices. Check out their web site for dates and times. I went to one last night. They post pics online so I went with my eye on a Happy Days board game. I got outbid but I still enjoyed the experience. You would be surprised what people spend money on. There was a good crowd without being too packed. The fire hall serves dinner as well. It smelled and looked good, very reasonably priced too. The auction is an unique night out. From furniture to knick knacks they have it all. It's so true that one man's trash is another man's treasure.

Awesome people. I started going there about a year and a half ago at the recommendation of…read moresomeone. Not only are the items they offer worthwhile, the owners are 100% honest and if there is a problem they will rectify it for you without you even knowing. Great people . Although far away from me in Cheektowaga, this is *THE PLACE* to go and I try to get there every week for great bargains. As busy as they are Todd makes sure things are RIGHT! Honest man. I highly recommend Bontrager and couldn't recommend any other auction house more.

I have been doing business with Bontrager auctions for many years, buying and selling. Their…read moreauctions are fun for everyone and prices are fair. Todd and his crew are friendly and knowledgeable.

Anywhere from may to June of 2022 I took my Chevy cobalt to get the back right break done and on…read morethe 4th of July the car swerved to the left and then to the right then it totaled on the expressway going towards west of the 33. He had an unlicensed mechanic working on my car at the time. Not sure how business is for them but I do not appreciate my experience

Needed to find a go to mechanic in Buffalo for my daughter. Her car had one major issue and one…read morerelatively small one but that one had some slight safety implications . My strategy for finding any new third party is to read the reviews and try and synthesize the truth, speak to a decision maker and assess and finally ask for some quotes for the parts and labor. I spoke to four shops and of course everyone needs to see the job before finally committing and that scope can obviously change. Sam freely and patiently gave me some quotes for both (others couldn't get past - we need to see it), the quotes and the final pricing were both very fair and competitive. Mo communicated freely during the fix and heres the kicker and why we'll trust these guys moving forward. They easily could have turned the minor job into a relatively major fix and they didn't, the problem and solution was less in every sense than what I assumed it would be including their cost - great job the both of you!