Great place for the dog to run and play with other dogs, and well taken care of. Fresh water…read moreavailable and most owners' pick-up after their dog.

I brought my small girl here as she loves to play with other dogs. It was on the warmer side and…read morethe small dog park had limited shade as there was only some by the fence of the large dogs and one tree. The water fountains for the dogs were great and there was a mixture of dirt and grass for the dogs to run in. I could see it being a major issue if you are planning to attend after a large storm. I loved that there were human bathrooms located right outside the park. My biggest issue with the park was that there was a very overwhelming smell of urine throughout the small dog park. I think having more grass for the small dog area would have alleviated that smell a bit but other than that it was a fine experience.

Being a former town employee, the town dies a decent job maintaining their parks…read more This review is for the Polish/ American festival; which the park is a perfect spot for location; as when I was younger; used to be a polish neighborhood. Being of polish heritage; curiosity had brought me to see changes; since covid; first hit. I loved the archway when you walked in; and was pleasantly surprised to see new food vendors. Great addictions were Mazureks Bakery, Bacik vendor, who has her own cooking show on Sundays in the evening , and Polish Cadets. Learned in addition, how the polish decorative eggs are made and the work and skill that goes into it. The rest of the festival was the same status quo. Liked how one didn't feel crowded in the food tent. Great job organizers.

Perfect place for a picnic! My partner and I enjoyed our Memorial day in the park. There are no…read moredogs allowed signs posted all around the park, but there's also places to dump your doggy bags. I'd say if you bring your pet, be sure to keep them staked or on a leash! There is a tennis net, volleyball net and basketball court. There's also a playground and plenty of shelters. Usually there are soccer or baseball games going at the entrance of the park, but it never seems to get overcrowded. If you're looking for a green area, here you have it!

Great place to test out different selections of beer. My friends and go there in a regular basis…read moreand have a great time!!!

This place has brought life to the Lancaster village…read more Finally, there is a place with good beer and friendly faces that is open through the full day. Other businesses need to take note! There are so many beer selections from sours, IPAs, Lagers, Stouts, etc. They have excellent selections on Tap that rotate out on the regular. Plus they have a to-go window which is just amazing, especially since Lancaster allows open-containers as you walk. They are dog friendly and have expanded to host several events down main street like food trucks and tailgate parties. Its amazing. Thank you for setting up here!

The servers Ryan and Ben, very nice kids definitely good kids, very helpful and kind and funny and…read morehelpful and kind and funny. very dedicated workers to making the people feel welcomed and happy

On Saturday, April 11th, I brought a group of 34 geocachers to Rayzor's Dawg House for a…read moreget-together, and we all had a blast. The food was great, the service was even better, and their heated outdoor patio area was the perfect accommodation for the size of our group. Thanks, Rayzor's for adding to our fun. Let's GO! Buffalo

LOVE this gym!! We've gone for going on three sessions - close to 30 weeks straight. My girls love…read morethe songs, free play, and teachers. We all look forward to it every week!

My family loves it here!!! I can not give this place enough stars to tell you how amazing the staff…read moreand business is. The owner Jim and his wife and kids (all family owned) are all hand on and very active in the business. Jim the owner is very nice, helpful and easy to talk to. Rollies is a place for all age groups from 6months of age ( which is when my kids started) all the way past teenage years. I love the learning of mobility and socializing expiring new experiences every time they attend a class. My kids loved the instructors as they are all dedicated to the job and educated on the development of assisting the children on the reasons of why they are doing each step in the class. Development of your child will be mind blowing as the time goes on each session of how much your little one has developed in each way. My youngest has learned how to confidently crawl up and down inclines, be able to go upside down without freaking out, tumble safety, slide down big slides ( they have an awesome bounce house for the kids to use), and use his grip to learn to hang from rings or a simple rod. Bonding with your children during classes is also an amazing feature to have that connection with them while they are learning is incredible. Classes run 45 minutes long. They have different classes for different age brackets also. Encouraging them to try and seeing their faces when they succeed is priceless!!! Plus you and your little one get to meet new friends/parents of the same age which is so nice to do during this time when we have all be stuck inside alone for so long during this pandemic. Building the self esteem in my children so when they have real life situations is so important and feel they get that from Rollie's! Whether at school while I'm not around or when they go to a friends place I feel confident they can manage what challenges them on the playground or sports activities. They learn it all from Rollie's and they keep learning new activities all the time. They also have amazing birthday packages which we have done where the kids have a separate room to be able to eat and open presents and then they go into the gym and play to let out all that energy in an safe environment.

Such a let down after they renovated it for 2 years…read more I used to love sitting at a table in the shade with my book and watch my family bring our dogs down there to play and now I can't even do that because the tables and chairs are gone and they build up the rock wall around the beach. The beach is still inaccessible there are giant cement blocks so it's not a straight shot down for a wheelchair and the grass around them is very uneven and hilly like ground for a wheelchair to go over and I got stuck in the rocks and had to ask people to help push me out, then on the way back to the walk way (video I posted) my wheelchair was going to flip. There are small simple things that they could have been done, I've been to other beach's that have strips over the sand/ rocks that wheelchairs can ride over. The building looks nice they added a small golf course. To me it seems like all they did was build the restaurant and build up the rock walls especially around the beach.

As summer 2026 is just ahead of us and I'm looking forward to going. But before they started the…read morenew renovations I would take my grand dogs and my dog there and play in the water. It's a beautiful location. Nice and private dogs. Love it. And I would go by myself and spend the whole entire day there. Relaxing. I have nothing bad to say about the place the way it was. Like I said, I'm looking forward to coming there very very soon and I will post what I think

They have a new playground new stuff new slides And that was my Review. Please check out this…read moreplayground when it's built anyways stay safe bye

Cazenovia Park might be on the smaller size, but due to its location on the creek it provides…read moreenough nice views for a hike around the park. Trails are paved and maintained and the open areas of green give a nice calming presence. The creek is still with a small waterfall; enough to complete the relaxing vibe. Richard Olmsted style buildings can be found on the lawns and although they are closed to the public, the still give the park a distinct Buffalo feel that locals will know too well. Baseball diamonds and playground equipment are currently sitting unused right now but allude to the other potential activities the park offers. Good for a stroll, a bike ride, or standing on the bridge and watching the ducks swim by!

Thank you to Linda and Frank! Yes I agree with you both on how nice this "little cafe in the rough"…read moreis! Great find! Great food, inviting atmosphere and friendly staff. My daughter and I actually ate lunch inside the cafe at a table- wow! After doing only take-out for many months, we sure did appreciate eating inside...like the good ole days! We were the only patrons for quite a while. Later a few other patrons came in after attending a midday mass at the St. Gregory Catholic Church. Still, we were seated far apart, observing social distance. We were greeted and served by a very sweet lady. Both my daughter and I did the soup/sandwich combo. She had the chicken Caesar wrap and said it was yummy! I had a Reuben sandwich. Simple and delicious. We both had the homemade, hearty chicken gumbo soup. Loved the okra and chicken pieces loaded in the thick broth. It was superb, hit the spot. A+ We also enjoyed a plate of Pierogis. Lucky for us, pierogis are offered only during the current Lenten period. Cheese or potato onion - we loved both! We ordered a full plate for $6.50. Really, I've never had pierogi this delicious. Definitely homemade, a little on the small side in terms of quantity for the price. Yet still worth getting. Since it's Lent, the cafe is offering a fish fry dinner each Friday evening through March. It's take-out only. Pre-pay $11, or $12 at the door. As well, on Wednesday evenings, during Lent, the cafe is open for pizza night. The comfy sofas in the lounge area are calling us back to sip coffee, relax and chat with a friend. We are definitely coming back!

I live a block down the street from this wonderful cafe and never knew it was there until I did a…read morenearby restaurant search on Yelp, sorting by distance, while at home sitting at my dining room table. BAM, this cafe popped up. There are no signs on the road for it. I've passed by the enterance literally hundreds if not thousands of times. Thousands of cars pass it every day, completely unaware of what they are missing. All traffic slows down in front of it for a school zone. It's time to reveal where it actually is. It's in a back section of the Saint Gregory the Great church building. You can enter their parking lot either from their main enterance on Maple Road or from the side street St Gregory Ct. This cafe is open to the public, not just church members. Café hours: Sunday: 9 am - 2 pm Monday: CLOSED Tuesday: 7:30 am - 2 pm Wednesday: 7:30 am - 2 pm, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Thursday: 7:30 am - 2 pm Friday: 7:30 am - 2 pm Saturday: 8:30 am - 12 noon Now for what they offer. A selection of breakfast and lunch items. See the attached photo of their menu. The Fair Trade Coffee is delicious and you help yourself to free refills. On this visit I had a whole Reuben Panini and my wife had the soup and half panini combo and hot tea. The combo she ordered was a half Chicken Fajita Panini and New England Clam Chowder. All the food was absolute delicious. My Reuben was so flavorful I took my time eating the last bite. With the exception of some of the baked goods, everything is freshly made, in house, including the jumbo cookies. The cafe is so cheerful and comfortable it is a great place to go and have a leisurely breakfast, lunch or both. I was told that Wednesday nights are pizza night. The volunteer staff is extreme friendly and helpful. The only negative I see is that the when word gets out about this place and the lines will be running out the door.