Stopped in to check out the goodies and purchased a big chocolate chip cookie, equally large sized…read morepeanut butter cookie and a huge slice of carrot cake for $16. Shared them with the family and we all loved each of them! One word, delicious! I took photos of all the pastries and seating area. This bakery is cute, clean and a I'll be back for more sweet treats!

The bakery was charmingly decorated,sparkling clean. the young lady who waited on us was…read moreknowledgeable and very pleasant. bought a variety of treats. Had probably the best chocolate chip cookie i have ever eaten. definitely will return.

What a cute little Bakery. I arrived at about 11:30am on a Sunday, parked on the street (parking…read morelimited), there were only a couple people in line before me, a few couples sitting down, maybe about eight small tables for optional seating but the place is very small, cozy feel. There were only three cinnamon rolls left... I was going to buy all three but then I overheard the little girl behind me say she wanted one so I only ordered two. Try a cinnamon roll, they're so yummy, cost about $5.75, a 16oz house coffee was $3.75. I ordered the two cinnamon rolls, a piece of a carrot cake (WOW), slice of a pumpkin roll and a large chocolate chip cookie. All equally delicious in their own right! They were packaged to go in a large cake box for me, which I appreciate so nothing got squished during the ride back home. In total I spent $29.50 and didn't feel bad about it, I needed some sugar in my life that was worth eating, I try not to eat carbs anymore as a personal diet preference and I feel amazing but if you're going to eat them, let them be worth every bite so you don't regret it. Anyway, I love this spot. I did attempt to chat it up with the woman taking my order, she was very nice.

Gabrielle's used to be my favorite place in the Village of Lancaster. I supported them constantly…read more They have wonderful gluten free baked goods, as well as great breakfast sandwiches with a gluten free roll, if one so chooses. I will discuss three different run ins with Gabrielle's. First one - I went there in January to grab some sweets for a little crafting party I was hosting. I ordered both gluten free items and non gluten free items. The woman working, who was new, proceeds to ask me if she can put the non gf and the gf in one container. I said absolutely not. How can you not be trained on this, or not know not to do that. Why would I be ordering gf items, if I'm going to agree to put them in the same container. It defeats the purpose. Second time - Valentine's Day. My husband and I had a tradition of going to support Gabrielle's on Valentine's Day because they offered different gf items and a romantic atmosphere. This was our third time attending since living in the village. We arrived right when they opened, and they weren't opened yet, which was fine. When the owner unlocked the door, she wasn't very friendly. I let it slide, and continued to choose to visit Gabrielle's because I loved the baked goods and breakfast sandwiches. Third time - I stopped in on my way to an event to get a breakfast sandwich. It was about 10 minutes after they opened on a Saturday. It was quite busy there. There were roughly 2 or 3 tables occupied throughout my half hour stay.  Most notably there was a mom and daughter there. I'll get back to that in a minute. When I arrived, I was the only one at the counter. The same girl from the first not great encounter was making coffee behind the counter. That is fine. What wasn't fine, was that she didn't acknowledge me at all and I waited there awkwardly to put my order in for a good 5 minutes. Weird, that you wouldn't say, "Hi, it will just be a minute, as I'm working on another order,"  or something like that. The owner also came out of the kitchen during this time and took several Door Dash orders, but also didn't acknowledge me standing there. All I needed was a Hi, I'll be right with you. Something. I felt like a ghost. Fast forward, woman takes my order. It is for a gluten free breakfast sandwich. I sit down and wait. I wait for a solid half hour for my breakfast sandwich to be complete. During this time, the mother and daughter duo go up to the counter and say that they told the woman when they ordered that they needed to get everything by 9am, and it was 9am, and they still hadn't gotten their sandwiches yet. Why does it take a half hour to make 2 breakfast sandwiches?! They finally get their order and leave. The woman goes from the kitchen to the counter and is yelling to the owner, "If they wanted their food faster, they should have went to Tim Hortons." There was me and about 2 other tables present for that. I thought that statement was absolutely horrific and disgusting. Everyone who came through Gabrielle's and who goes to Gabriele's chooses to spend their money locally. To help a local family and support their business. To say that in front of customers, is abhorrent. I finally got my breakfast sandwich and left. I ruminated this for a while and decided against posting this review and emailing them directly about how this comment was unwarranted and not ok and the employee should be reprimanded. I received no reply back. This happened in February and it is now May. I have not received any acknowledgement regarding that my comment was received. I can only take it as the owner and employees don't care. Thus, I'm posting my review.   Not to mention that they claim to sell fresh bread on Saturdays, and there were a couple customers who arrived asking to purchase the fresh bread, and were told it was still rising and would be ready around 1 pm or so. What?! You would think they would be more in a hurry to get their bread out on a Saturday morning. That is when people want to eat fresh bread. It breaks my heart that I can't support this business anymore because the baked goods are so delicious, but I'm going to support other local businesses that value their customer base and are happy that the customers who walk through their doors want to support local.

Such a cute hidden gem ! I absolutely loved the ambiance . It felt like going back to my childhood…read moreat an ice cream parlor. The walls are covered with stuffed animals you can purchase which is also very cute . The chocolate is good and well priced ! The service was also friendly and helpful !

Best hot fudge sundae hands down! Homemade ice cream, unbelievable homemade whipped cream and the…read morebest homemade hot fudge there is! Great candy shop atmosphere. Great people providing great service and fair prices. Tons of parking too!

Excellent bakery! Look no further if you need cookies, cakes or cannolis! I provided our theme for…read morethe shower and it was like she jumped into my brain bc the dessert were exactly how I pictured them to be.

Lots of seating. Got two desserts. One of them was the can't get knafah of it and the Be there be…read moresquare. I really liked the knafah waffle and all the flavor mix well together. The be there be square is a brownie with chocolate icecream. Overall, a good experience and service was a lot.

The Dubailicious fruit cup was fresh and visually appealing, with good contrast between sweetness…read moreand acidity, though it felt more like a novelty forward item than something I'd crave repeatedly. Not especially memorable once the initial impression wears off. The red velvet cake slice paired with white chocolate ice cream was rich and unapologetically sweet. The cake itself was moist and flavorful, but the ice cream pushed the dessert firmly into indulgent territory, making it better shared than tackled solo after a full meal. The affogato was the most restrained and successful item of the night. The bitterness of the espresso cut through the sweetness cleanly, offering a needed reset and a strong finish to the meal.

Excellent home made cookies. Every type imaginable. From chocolate chip to banana cookies and…read moreeverything in between!!!! The workers are kind. Continently located on Transit Road! Near Losson in South Cheektowaga

First batch was pretty good especially the carrot cake cookie, 2nd batch not impressed, service is…read morealways fast for pickup, and it's a cute place, nice and clean.

Great food. Friendly staff. Available for eat in or take…read moreout! I go here often !!! Located in West Seneca New York

My friends and I were craving a sweet treat after dinner and decided to come here as they seemed to…read morehave a lot of options! I opted for the Nutella crepe which came with strawberry and banana slices as well as white chocolate sauce and Nutella. It was delish and definitely hit the spot! It was $13 so the price was pretty fair. It was also large enough to split between 2 people. There is plenty of seating but the place filled up pretty quick while I was there. They also had bubble waffles & sundaes which I am interested in trying in the near future!

The Beyti kebab was well-seasoned and cooked properly, with a satisfying richness from the meat and…read moresauce, though it leaned heavier than expected by the end of the plate. The manti stood out more for its comfort than complexity, tender dumplings, yogurt, and a clean garlic-forward profile that felt authentic, even if slightly muted on spice. The ribeye steak medallions were cooked accurately and had good texture, but they were less memorable compared to the rest of the menu. In contrast, the mixed grill platter was the strongest showing of the night, offering variety and consistent execution across different meats, which is not easy to do well. Everything was flavorful without feeling overworked. The mixed meat pide was satisfying and hearty, though on the richer side. It's filling and best approached as a shared dish rather than an add-on. Turkish tea was straightforward and comforting, doing exactly what it should after a heavy meal. Overall, Sofra delivers a traditional, well-executed Turkish dinner with generous portions and a focus on consistency rather than reinvention. Best enjoyed family-style, pacing the meal thoughtfully to fully appreciate the depth of the menu without fatigue.

This place is always great! The service is friendly, the food is delicious... I've ordered many…read morethings from their menu over the past couple of years and have never been disappointed... I love to order hummus and pita to start... the flatbread pizzas (not really the name) are so tasty and filling... the platter with just about everything in it, beef, many, chicken, bread, and salad can't be beat!

This location Is a small little bakery. I normally went to Broadway market to get my bakery needs…read more Today we went because I was the name of the day. You receive a free placek. And $44 dollars later...ha ha...we were on our way home to gain some weight. Everything was so deliciois. We ouchased cookies to send to my granddaughter, mini hearts, lingerie cookies and chrusiki. Everything is so good and fresh. Next we may try the new bakery at eastern hills mall.

A small bakery tucked away behind business parks and automotive garage's, Chrusciki Bakery (in…read moreLancaster) is a quaint storefront that is packed with delicious treats. Glass display cases, refrigerator cases and wooden shelves show off all of the days specials. Dozens of different pastries and desserts are there, begging to be sampled. Even more savory treats such as pierogies are available for purchase too. We bought macaroons and Chrusciki, and they were all amazingly delicious! The best being the pistachio macaroons - nutty, aerie, crispy and not overly sweet. Perfect texture and taste! Strongly recommended.