I've never thought of great food and gas station/ convenient store together. Until now. Someone…read morementioned this place to us and had to check it out. We ordered the falafel wrap, open chicken souvlaki, and a spinach pie. The spinach pie ended up being my favorite. It was loaded with chopped spinach & onions with a slight lemon flavor all in a light fluffy homemade dough. I could have eaten a couple of them! Maybe I will next time.The chicken in the souvlaki was seasoned nicely but was a bit dry. My husband seemed to really enjoy his falafel wrap. Service was good. Can't wait to go back & try a few more of their dishes. 2025-3

Found this place on Yelp one day while searching for someplace to go for lunch. We've driven past…read morethis place many, many times and never realized there was a Lebanese takeout place inside a Mobile gas station and carwash. I ordered the Falafel Wrap with a Tahiti sauce. Turned out to be very good. Something I would order again. If you are going past the intersection of Millersport Highway and North Forest, stop at the Mobile station. Gas up, wash your car and fill up on some good Lebanese food.

This place is the place the neighborhood needs. It's a great addition to hertel. The space is fun…read more And bright. And hip. The recipes are original. The problem? They've moved to digital ordering. So you don't get to talk to the person behind the counter. Now it feels more like McDonald's. Definitely not the inviting neighborhood place it used to be.

I don't want to give a bad review because the ice cream tastes great and I love the idea of this…read moreplace and will definitely be back to try something else. My husband got a cookie monster and loved it too btw. But I got The Samoan... Let me preface this critique by saying that I love coconut, real shredded coconut; toasted coconut; coconut chunks, anything coconut flavored; German chocolate cake is my favorite, etc. Churn was out of vegan coconut soft serve this night too which was sad so I had vanilla. I don't think that would have mattered though because the problem with The Samoan is the texture you get when you mix both toasted coconut and cacao nibs into ice cream. At first the texture was kind of an interesting experience and also kind of funny and then it became less and less amusing as I ate more of it. If you like eating literal mulch that tastes quite lovely get the Samoan. If not try something else.

Same great food with quick and friendly service. I came in today for 2 shawarmas to go ($12). While…read moreI didn't get dessert today, there were quite a few options in the case. I also noticed and they added more tables, I think there are 3 tables now. I still highly recommend!

I came here for the first time to pick up a box of baked goods for someone's birthday. I was…read moreimmediately welcomed by the brightest smile and a baklava in my face. He said "sister" and handed the baklava to me...I almost got emotional, because this kind of hospitality reminded me of Chinese culture. I got two boxes of baked goodies and a chicken shawarma. Everything's amazing and fresh, but the HONEY CAKES? divine.

Stopped by to get a matcha and chose the blueberry cheesecake matcha off their seasonal menu. The…read morematcha was a little disappointing as I was sipping chunks of matcha powder (and couldn't taste a cheesecake flavor either). The barista was very nice, but this place is beyond understaffed. There were two parties ahead of us when we walked in (4 drinks total but one person also has to warm and prepare all the food too) but we ended up waiting for a good 15-20 minutes before our order was even taken. With so much time, also did notice flies in their pastry display, so decided to stick with just a drink.

It's a really nice place…read more Classic and positive vibes.... It's good vibes for gathering I had their strawberry matcha and it's good They do some desserts and I can't wait for Tiramisu

Come along with me while I tell you about this little ice cream adventure Bambi and I had in the…read moreVillage of Lancaster. The village is so romantic with all the lights, and Bambi was riding along enjoying all the attention she got in her stroller while we made our way to the ice cream shop. It honestly felt like such a cute little Friday evening outing. This was my first time coming to Big Papa's Creamery, so I asked one of the employees, Joey, which flavors were the most popular and which one was his favorite. He recommended the Peanut Butter Cookie Monster, Signature classic peanut butter with hunks of cookie dough and Oreo piece. Joey was ind and helpful, and I really appreciated the recommendation. But I decided to go with the Cookie Dough. You can taste that this ice cream is homemade. The vanilla ice cream is creamy, rich, and incredibly smooth, with these tiny sugar crystals that add just a little bit of texture. It was absolutely divine. I'm not exaggerating when I say this might be the best ice cream I've ever had. I took my video... And then I started eating it. And I literally could not stop. The Cookie Dough was a ten out of ten for me. The ice cream itself was so good that it didn't need to be overloaded with mix-ins. The flavor and texture really stood on their own. One little boy was so excited when he found out that Bambi was 6, then he told me that his mom Was 37 The shop itself was so cute, too. Everything is pink, blue and adorable. There are pink and blue tables and long benches outside, and it would be such a fun spot for a first date, intimate birthday party, family outing, The service was excellent, the line moved quickly, and everyone was friendly. After Bambi had her little walk, we continued down the sidewalk through the Village of Lancaster. And then you have to listen to this. The live music was playing on an outdoor patio, and it had the best beachy, vacation-like vibes. The music, the lights, the people sitting outside, and the beautiful village atmosphere all came together so perfectly. For a little while, it honestly felt like I was on vacation. That's what made this visit so enjoyable. It wasn't just the ice cream. It was the entire experience. The homemade flavor. The adorable atmosphere. The friendly service. The outdoor seating. The beautiful Village of Lancaster location. The kids playing outside. Bambi getting to meet people. And the live music that made the whole evening feel so relaxing and fun. So if you're in the Village of Lancaster, I definitely recommend stopping by this ice cream shop. It's located at: 20 West Main Street,, Suite 600 Their hours are: 12pm - 10pm everyday As for me, the Cookie Dough was absolutely the right choice. Ten out of ten. Maybe the best ice cream I've ever had. And yes... I ate the whole thing. Absolutely no regrets. It was divine.

On a beautiful evening in August, after grabbing dinner in downtown Lancaster, I made sure to save…read moreroom for dessert. After walking around downtown for a bit, I saw Big Papa's Creamery. I remembered seeing them on the local news stations and had read they make their own ice cream, so I had to grab a couple scoops to try them out. What a delicious way to round out the day! I walked into around 8:30pm on a Wednesday to a bright and trendy interior with several tables and chairs, as well as a table that ran along the windows with stools to sit at. And if there wasn't a spot inside, there were tables and chairs outside in front of the shop as well. There was a line that wrapped near the entrance but it moved surprisingly quickly since there were only two young women scooping and cashing customers out. I had enough time to look over their flavors and narrow down the two that I wanted. The young woman who prepared my order was friendly and pleasant and did an excellent job scooping - My scoops were plenty big; they did not skimp on portions. What did I order? I went with a medium (two scoops) with the bottom scoop flavor being their Cookies & Cream and the top scoop flavor being their Salted Caramel Crunch (homemade crunch pieces folded into their signature salted caramel base), in a waffle cone. The ice cream lived up to the hype! It was so creamy and jam-packed with Oreo cookie pieces and crunchy caramel pieces. Both flavors were excellent, but if I had to pick one that I liked more, I'd say Cookies & Cream. The ice cream itself was like a cookies & cream base with HUGE Oreo cookie pieces rolled into it, the flavor was crazy good! The waffle cone tasted fresh and held both scoops with ease, worth the slight upcharge. For the high-quality ingredients, homemade flavors, and generous portion size, I felt the price I paid was reasonable. Big Papa's Creamery was an excellent experience! Pleasant staff, a happy & bright shop, and amazing homemade ice cream, I couldn't ask for more. I'm already thinking about what flavor I want to try next with my scoop of Cookies & Cream when I stroll through downtown Lancaster again.

Great people, great custard, but the food to price ratio is becoming hard to justify. We first…read morevisited in 2022 and had a great experience...although the prices already felt a little high for a stand type of place. This recent experience with the food was a little less great and the prices are obviously going to be even higher nowadays. I ordered the same thing I got last time because I really enjoyed it...the fish sandwich. Matt opted for a Sahlen's Italian sausage with onions and peppers. No fries or drink for either of us, but we did get a pint of the Perry's peanut butter swirl in vanilla because we haven't seen it at the grocery store. The fish sandwich was kind of sad looking. It comes plain now, but they'll add tartar sauce for you if you ask. I added cheese, too. It tasted pretty good, no complaints really, but the quality to price ratio is off...it's $10.79 if you opt for cheese. It's just not worth that to me. Matt liked his Italian sausage, although the link was quite short. And of course the ice cream is delicious! The customer service was really great, too. The ladies there were very friendly and helpful. Our total for two items and a pint came to $29.71. Looking at it all together when I took the photo, I just don't feel like it's a good value. Overall, maybe we'll go once a year or so for some Perry's...but I think we'll skip the food. It's definitely not bad, it's just not good for the price. If that doesn't bother you, I recommend you try them out! It's just not for me.

Extremely rude owner. I was frequenting multiple times per week but won't be going here again.read more

Good Iraqi food. Gotta go early if you want samoon bread though. They sell out every day. Love…read moretheir chicken shawarma wraps. Good baba ghanouj too. Ooooh and their cheese samosas!! Yum. Pretty good market too.

I was in a massive rush and ran in to get a chicken shawarma wrap to go. The cashier was very…read morehelpful and got me in and out. The shawarma was a healthy size and you can't beat the price! They have a new menu with a ton of options, so I'd like to explore more when I'm not rushing. Chicken was seasoned and cooked tender. Great place! Cute market too. Lots of spice options for middle eastern food.

A must try! Open on Friday afternoons in the Broadway Market, Khoshmazeh offers a sampler platter…read moreof three of their menu items for just $23!! The platter comes with 3 LARGE pieces of Bolani, which is a flatbread filled with veggies, as well as Qabuli Palaw, a rice pilaf with a chunk of lamb and served with salatah, and 6 beef dumplings (mantu). You can substitute the beef for vegan dumplings. The portions are large and enough to feed about 3-4 people. Everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and was filling! I really want to try the vegan dumplings the next time I go, but just a heads up, these take about 30 minutes for them to make. The guys working were friendly and professional, and the food was truly fantastic. I highly recommend trying them out! Check their Facebook page for specials.

Don't know how long this restaurant will be at the Broadway Mkt and wanted to give it a try in case…read moreit disappears. Afghani food, a great addition to Buffalo's food scene! As noted by other reviewers, the menu is limited, but the food is delicious, the portions are generous, the service is friendly, and it's worth going out of your way to the market to enjoy. Had the Qabuli Palow, which, as noted by others, doesn't have a significant amount of lamb in it, but the lamb that is there is tender and tasty. The rice, with all the additions, is different from any I've had before and very good. Couldn't eat it all, but it was still very good the next day. The bolani was my favorite! Flatbread filled with leeks and potatoes, with sour cream and spicy green tomato sauce in separate containers for the to-go order. (They have no seating of their own, but there are table and chairs at the market where you could sit and enjoy the food there.) Don't try to pick up the flatbread and eat it with your hand unless you're looking to have a bit of a mess on your hand....this is NOT a criticism, just a warning! Hadn't intended to eat all of it at once (it's large), but it was too good to stop eating. Hopefully, business has been good enough that they will get a more permanent spot at the market. and, no styrofoam!