I arrived for breakfast knowing nothing about the bakery beyond the location. Crossing the…read morethreshold, the aroma of yeast and warm cinnamon hit me, and something else I couldn't quite put my finger on. When I looked at the display case, it became clear: Sourdough! I'd never before seen sourdough croissants or cheese danishes; there's an abundance of gorgeous loaves/boules for sale. (Cheese fondue supplies! Yes!!). A baker's rack to the right sells day-old bread at discounted prices (make your own croutons!) I opted for an almond (sourdough) croissant and a small coffee; I was asked if I wanted a mug or a to go cup? I was given a beautiful glazed mug - very charming! Two things worth mentioning: There's a small seating area downstairs, and five large tables upstairs. The stairs? A polite way of describing them is, "grandfathered-in". The rise/run makes it difficult to navigate if you're in thick boots, carrying a child, or have stiff knees. The pastry had a beautiful crunch. I enjoyed the almond flavor. And then I found: cherry preserves? I'm aware that "croissant et confiture" (eaten with jam) is a standard French breakfast, but it did change the mouth feel of the treat. I'd recommend this place to anyone wanting to try something earthier and beautifully executed.

Tucked in the back of a large parking lot, this place is large and welcoming. With a brown wooden…read morefront and similar decor inside, it feels very much rustic and home-baked feel which is perfect for this type of bakery. They have a large open kitchen area behind the clear display area making it feel very open and inviting. We got there just before closing so there wasn't much left, but they did have what we were looking for: a cinnamon roll. I've been a huge cinnamon roll and scone kick as we've been traveling the Eastern part of the country, and this place advertises sourdough cinnamon rolls, so of course I had to try it. The bread and other pastries (what was left at least) looked amazing and apparently were pretty popular as they were basically sold out, but I honestly couldn't tell a difference between their cinnamon roll and a non-sourdough cinnamon roll. The flavor was very good and they use vanilla icing instead of cream cheese, which is a requirement since I think cream cheese icing is sheer blasphemy, lol.

This remains my favorite ice cream spot in WNY, and it's officially become an annual tradition…read moreafter dropping my little guy off at sleepaway camp. They have a great variety on the menu. This was my first time trying the pistachio soft serve; it definitely didn't disappoint! I ordered a baby cone, but they must have know I was kidding because it was huge. I never order cones, but I loved that it brought me back to summers as a kid, where you inhale your ice cream before it trails down your hand. My mom ordered the Dubai Sundae. Since they pre-make them and keep them in the freezer, it was solid. The drive from Hamburg back to East Aurora made for great thaw time. Once it softened to the perfect texture, she transferred it to a bowl so she could mix together all the different flavors and textures. She absolutely loved it! Albeit it's not gluten-free, she enjoyed this trendy and delicious treat.

Stopped for our first ice cream of the season. Friendly staff, quick service and delicious ice…read morecream!

Not sure what took me so long to get to Augie's, but I'm very grateful Yelp stepped in and hosted…read morean event here. I loved the setup right away--counter service and fast turnaround. We went with the Uncle Papi, which can only be described as pizza and a fried chicken sandwich having a beautiful, messy love child. The chicken filet was impressively large, and the Sunday sauce? So good it would absolutely earn a seal of approval from my Italian grandma. The fries were plentiful, and while I regret not testing one of their fun dipping sauces, the house-made blue cheese did not disappoint. We also ordered the Messy Pressy (aka the poutine burger), and it lived up to its name in the best possible way. Delicious, indulgent, and led to a nap on the ride home. Already looking forward to coming back--and possibly making it a personal goal to work my way through every burger and sandwich on the menu. Those brunch burgs are calling my name, and I'm not ignoring them.

Girl at order desk, unfriendly and couldn't care less to help us, no explanation of procedure that…read moreyou order at counter and they bring food over. We attempted to figure out if they had sweet and low for the iced tea, the cashier girl told me to check with the bar!? Nope. Blasting music so loud we couldn't hear each other. $50 for two smallish burgers and an order of sweet potato fries with hard cinnamon butter was enough for one visit. Don't waste your time or money. Bathroom was also pretty dirty as well.

This week we heard about the anniversary deal at Dairy Queen - BOGO 80 cents Blizzard. I haven't…read morebeen to a DQ in around 10 years, so we decided we should stop by as long as we were out. When we pulled into the parking lot, it was clear. We weren't the only ones that had heard about the sale. The line for the drive through window was out into the road and blocking traffic on a side street, so we opted to go in. The line inside was bursting the doors at the seams, but we squeezed in. It was around a half hour's wait before we got to the counter and ordered our two Blizzards. Small size, one chocolate brownie and one mint Oreo. I was not expecting such a small cup of ice cream to be $5, but good thing for the sale. The brownie Blizzard was delicious from what little I was given to taste. The Mint Oreo was very poorly mixed, although I tried not to judge given the length of the line and hectic pace of the workers. All the mint flavoring and green food color was left at the bottom of the cup (You can probably see how it's missing color in the photo). The result was a sugary vanilla-like flavor for most of the treat with a slight rush of mint at the end. I'm glad for the experience, I'll say that. And if you need an ice cream treat before the seasonal stands open, DQ is probably one of your few choices.

They rejected my service. I just wanted some ice cream. I walked 4 miles. I just wanted some ice…read morecream.

Nice little spot right outside Hamburg Village. Crispy…read moreWhole Fish House Special Roast Duck "Mic drop"

My daughter and I discovered this gem after a bridal fitting. Oh my goodness! It was fabulous! A…read moregentleman working there recommended the Pad See Ew which I have never tried ? I'm always going for the typical Pad Thai, but what a wonder change of pace. Since that day over a year ago , I've tried all Thai restaurants near me but never has one duplicated the unique flavors that hit the Cozy Thai version. That side of carrot garlic juice throws it over the top! I've been back at least 5 times because the craving never gets old.

I had a very good chicken burrito at Coyote Cafe recently. I love their sides there also... the…read moresopa and Mexican rice are delicious. Salsa and queso are also very tasty here.. especially the queso! The service was very friendly ... we got there pretty close to closing time, but they were welcoming and made sure that we got our orders in on time. The restaurant has a smaller room in front adjacent to the street snd a larger dining area and a huge bar as well. Also a nice patio when the weather is good.

This review is for their food truck. I had the good fortune of have two tacos after Slow Roll…read moreBuffalo last night. They had the perfect blend of flavors with super fresh ingredients. Most food trucks make you wait for your order, but they process orders very fast. Good job!

One of my favorite places, everything made from scratch, great dinner and brunch service with an…read moreopen kitchen, also serving house made pastries and coffee Highly recommend Photo by @phil_eatsfood

We love the Grange. We live 35 minutes away but it's worth the trip. We usually sit at the bar…read morewhich is well serviced by great bartenders! We began with the Cale Ceaser Salad which is uniquely delicious! We mistakenly ordered a dish called "winter greens" and we thought it was a hot dish. It still was delicious and light. Our bartender apologized for not letting us know it was a salad so he ordered us the "crispy doughnuts" on the house! OMG, served w ricotta dip-well let's just say we will order them EVERY visit from now on! My wife and I then split the crispy pork ribs. They were amazing and melted in our mouths. It was Thursday, so 1/2 price bottle of wines. We're wine drinkers but I decided to let our bartender choose a bottle on his recommendation! He nailed it. Perfect bottle choice for what we ate. As full as we were, I talked my wife into dessert. We split the dark chocolate pear. Wow. So unique as well. The Grange never disappoints if you looking for UNIQUE, delicious apps and entrees and wonderful cocktails!

Ever since Rite Aid closed, it has been impossible to get your prescriptions without an extremely…read morelong wait, in the drive thru and in store. It does look like they've increased pharmacy employees but the lines are still very long every time. I'd recommend getting your scripts mailed if possible.

My girlfriend was ordered an emergency prescription 8pm at night. We were stuck on hold for 40…read moreminutes trying to find out if the prescription is ready. Then we called back the next day and they said they wouldnt be able to fill it for 3 more days. We told them that we would just call our doctor back and get it sent over somewhere else then they insisted on having it ready in 90 minutes. She goes to pick it up hours later and gets told it's not ready. Complete lack of communication in the pharmacy department and we will never be back.