Let me give you some krehers advice (career advice). Don't go into chicken farming. I'm sure their…read moreeggs are great and all but... ew. Their eggs are pretty good. You can find them here and there around the region, for sale. But I'm always a little reluctant to buy them based on what is written below. I once took a tour of the factory since it's almost the neighbouring place to where I live. I didn't see where all the chickens are kept though - thankfully. I'm giving it a 2 instead of a 1 just because it's a family business, but that's where the niceties end. (1) It's a Chicken Farm - and chicken farms should be banned. You won't ever see them because they're all indoors, in battery cages, poor things. (2) This farm makes the *entire region* smell like rotten eggs on a regular basis. It just can't be natural or normal. It's worrying. What are we breathing in? It's very unpleasant indeed. Sometimes you can't even have the window open. Ew.

I've been buying/eating Kreher's Eggs since the 1980's. I refuse to buy any other brand. They are…read morealways fresh, huge, and healthy. Each egg is checked for Salmonella so even raw they won't hurt you. At one time I bought their chickens.... the best chicken soup ever! Then they teamed up to Campbell's or some other company and the chickens were no longer for sale. But if a store doesn't have Kreher's I go somewhere else. I have to have Kreher's eggs. If you've never tried one, you are missing out. Most of them are double eggs!

Good selection of fresh veggies! Also, have items such as baked goods and…read more Flowers.Everything is reasonably priced and friendly service!

Joe's is always my go to when I need fresh fruits and vegetables, everything is locally grown! They…read morehave a variety of delicious homemade canned and baked goods like pies and cookies. They also have seasonal indoor and outdoor plants. Love this place!

We had the opportunity to check out Shalooby when we came to visit the Mr Sizzle food truck in…read moreback. What a perfect combination. Grab a drink from the bar & a burger from Mr Sizzle. While there I tried the Presto Pilsner & my husband got the Seriously Black Stout. When pouring his stout they realized the tank needed to be changed. They gave him what was left in the 1st tank and then gave him another full glass when the next was ready. Nice customer service. Both were tasty. I'd like to go back to check out some of their other choices. Maybe on a Wednesday night when they have a band out back, weather permitting. 2026-36

Firstly, thanks to Chris, our Mister Sizzle's host, and to Brandon G, our Community Manager! We…read morecame for the Yelp event at the backyard for Mr. Sizzle's, but decided to support the business by buying *lots* of food and drinks, so we're reviewing it on the regular page. Did we eat too much? Yes! Yes, we did, and it was so good, too! My husband ordered the small piggy burger, and the fries with cheese and bacon. The thick cut strips of bacon over the cheese were outstanding, and the bacon cheeseburger was excellent. The lettuce was crisp and the tomato slice was ripe. We also ordered two classic burgers and two orders of regular fries (we have a teenager at home); I loved the dill pickles in that burger! The burger was juicy and flavorful! It took about 25 minutes for the order to be ready, but we were the first customers, and everything is cooked to order. Where does the bar's name come from? The owner has two daughters: One is nicknamed, "Shalooby", and the other, "Loofer". 6/27/26 was the first day they were serving lemonade! My husband had a pilsner he adored. Lots of people around us were coming outside with flights of beer in every shade of the brewery rainbow. There's no mistaking a blueberry ale! Well-behaved dogs are welcome in the backyard: There's a courtesy water bowl for the beasties. There's a single unisex bathroom for the entire bar and patio. At peak times, there may be a line. Parking on the street. There's an adjacent Farmer's Market with additional parking (in the evenings only).

Cuppa Culture Teapourium an incredible hidden gem…read more If you're a tea enthusiast in Clarence, NY, then you absolutely must visit Cuppa Culture Teapourium! Situated at 10255 Main Street, on the corner of Shisler Road, in Clarence, NY, this charming teapourium is a haven for tea lovers seeking a cozy and delightful experience. Cuppa Culture Teapourium is known for their wide selection of teas, ranging from their own specially blended black, green, and white teas to herbal and Ayurvedic wellness teas. Whatever your taste preferences or wellness goals, they have a tea that will delight your senses and nourish your body. The quality and variety of teas they offer is truly impressive. Not only can you tantalize your taste buds with their exceptional teas, but Cuppa Culture Teapourium also boasts a gift shop where you can find unique tea accessories, teapots, and other treasures. It's a paradise for tea enthusiasts looking to enhance their brewing experience or find the perfect gift for a fellow tea lover. One of the highlights of Cuppa Culture Teapourium is their inviting outdoor seating areas. Picture yourself on their patio sipping a steaming cup of your favorite tea surrounded by nature's beauty. It's a peaceful oasis where you can unwind, reconnect with yourself, or spend quality time with loved ones. Moreover, Cuppa Culture Teapourium hosts an array of exciting events both on-site and off-site. From tea tastings and workshops to tea blending classes and tea-inspired gatherings, there's always something interesting and educational happening in their teapourium. It's a fantastic opportunity to expand your knowledge, meet fellow tea enthusiasts, and immerse yourself in the world of tea culture. In conclusion, Cuppa Culture Teapourium is a true gem in Clarence, NY. With their glorious selection of teas, cozy ambiance, delightful gift shop, and engaging events, it's the perfect spot to sip, sample, shop, and share. Whether you're seeking a peaceful solo tea moment or want to gather with friends for great conversation, Cuppa Culture Teapourium is the place to be. So, tea lovers near and far, make sure to pay a visit to Cuppa Culture Teapourium. Allow yourself to be enchanted by their incredible teas, warm hospitality, and the joy of tea that permeates every corner of this lovely establishment. Cheers to tea and creating beautiful memories! Thank you for the time to talk about your business, how you got started and your passion for tea. This is why we love to support local businesses. Wishing you great success from The Essence of Travel and Discoveries, a KAMAR Media Film Production Company.

Best tea shop in the area! The owner is very friendly and knows her teas. Tea is very reasonably…read morepriced. Tea from everywhere in the world too! I love the fact that all of the teas are sealed in a package by her, and that the packages are biodegradable. I don't like my tea to be in a jar and then have a sho owner go into the jar and contaminate the teas...there are a few tea shops in the area, and I will always choose to come here. The owner has a lot of cool workshops that she host and does brunch. I have NEVER had a problem with any brunch or class. Highly recommend checking this place out!

Wagyu beef. That's where Kobe beef comes from. And its hard to come by in the US. Even harder to…read morecome by as "the real thing, 100%". But, just outside of Buffalo we have it. In Clarence, NY a farmer has started to breed Wagyu stock - with papers and everything. Like dogs, its purebread. They don't have a lot, so there is not an unending supply of the meat, and you will need to catch it when you can. But its soooo worth it. I went to the farm to pick our order up. As some of you know, I try to stay in the city, but sometimes you have have to branch out to the country. And in Buffalo, the country isn't that far away, so that's good. The ordering system is interesting, you have to take at least one from three categories, which includes Steak, Burgers, and Rounds more or less. The order sheet on the website spells it out clearly. We have had the hamburgers - which you should cook low and slow, in fact research how to cook Kobe/Wagyu before you do it. Its expensive meat, you don't want to ruin it. The top round was outstanding. Haven't had the steak yet, but that's coming soon. I do think they deliver, but it was a pleasant drive out there too. Cash or checks. Not sure about credit.

Three friends went for Tea at the historic Asa Ransom House…read more The food was presented on a beautiful three tiered stand as one would expect at a Tea. The bottom layer held delicate, crust-less, savory finger sandwiches, 4 for each of us, all very tasty. On the second level were delicious scones and there were three spreads offered to enhance their flavor - lemony butter, what may have been clotted cream (not sure), and a fruity jam. On the top tier there were sweet cookies and cakes. The room was decorated with old fashioned country curtains, decorative wall paper, and fancy table cloths - a perfect back drop for this experience. The servers were attentive, prompt and friendly. It was what I expected and it didn't disappoint!

For my updated review, I came with 3 friends for afternoon tea. We were excited to try it, as none…read moreof us had ever been for tea and I hadn't been back under the new ownership. Unfortunately we were a bit disappointed in our overall experience. Each guest is given a sheet of paper where you can select 3 teas. The server didn't explain this was per person so we were confused thinking it was 3 per table. The biggest disappointment for us is that we were given tea bags, which in my opinion is not appropriate for an experience of afternoon tea and really cheapened the experience. As an avid tea drinker, I personally was expecting at least loose tea. We were given one hot tea pot for the table and had to constantly ask for refills until towards the end when the server gave us a second pot. It was a bit dangerous for us trying to pass one kettle around the table of four people as well. They also don't give you any iced water to drink on the side which was disappointing. In addition, no one came to clean out or change out your tea cup when you were moving on to drink the next tea. So I ended having a taste of earl grey in the chamomile tea. For the 3rd tea, I ended up dumping some of it out on my plate and wiping with my napkin. Eek! We did however, enjoy the food. They present you with a 3 tiered tray with a variety of finger sandwiches, scones, and pastries and jam/butter. We all thought the finger sandwiches, scones and desserts were delicious. The sandwich were tasty, but a bit tiny and definitely needed more filling. Overall, I may come back for the food but I was disappointed in the use of tea bags and the inattentive service.

Went here for dinner for six. Reservations were a breeze. The aesthetic and decor of the building…read moreare very nice. It's cozy but the high ceilings make it feel like a bigger space. Plenty of parking in lot and on street. Seems like a fun place to have a drink at bar on a Polish music night. Special of the night was a lemon chicken. Tried that with a chicken parm and various pastas. Everything was cooked perfect. Chicken was crispy on outside and juicy on inside. It was good, just lacked that enhanced flavor. Can't pinpoint the note but needed more. One of party had the farmers cheese Peroigi which they liked. Bread and salad were average. Tried a limoncello and regular cannoli for dessert which were also average. Was happy with meal but I wouldn't need to seek this place out. I would say that you can tell everything was house made and was way less greasier than some Italian, which is a big plus.

Unique place, delicious food. Authentic Italian and authentic Polish food under one roof. Very busy…read morewhen we arrived (shortly after 6pm, Thursday) we got lucky without a reservation, but were asked twice if we had one. Building is a former church built in 1876, so much to look at! I took too many pictures, Yelp would only let me share 20.

Mu friend and I chose this place to grab a great meal and catch up. The bar is a normal looking bar…read morebut the dining room has Asian flair. It was a little disconnected and I asked the server what was the story and she let me know the co owners, who established this 30 years ago, one was from Asia and one from Buffalo and now their kids run it. I loved that. I ordered the fish, it was good. My friend ordered the burger and enjoyed it as well. It wasn't crowded on a Thursday night. There is ample parking. The menu includes drinks inspired by Asia as well as food. It was a nice mix of different items.

I had the salmon! It was overdone and edges were hard. I thought it came with bockchoy, but it had…read moreplain unseasoned broccoli and plain white rice. I was extremely disappointed, especially for the price. I don't think I will eat here again. Very disappointing. Only nice/good thing was the ambiance- very nice table set ups.

Concerned Clarence Citizen,…read more Getting off of work after picking up my two kids from after-school program, I just wanted to have a nice family outing and have a cheat pizza night with my children. While we were waiting inside to pick up our food, a young girl, in her twenties I imagine, was talking with her coworkers behind the bar, spouting things I'd never imagine hearing in Clarence New York! "What are your guys' thoughts on Jews?" and "I gotta admit I'm a Nazi, if you're a Jew you deserve to be tied up and shot in the head." While mocking the Nazi regime salute. I have never been so disgusted in my life, and to talk about such things in the workplace with children around! I immediately rushed out, not wanting my kids to be exposed to such things! This company really needs to do something about this! I unfortunately don't know her name, but she was blonde, with an inch thick worth of makeup on, as well as glasses. Truly disgusting behavior I will never be returning again!

Celebrated daughters bday here every year. Ordered a triple finger and hey Tony pepperoni wood-fire…read morepizza . Fries that came with finger basket were awesome. Fresh cut, hot and tons of them. Pizza was just ok, needed to be cooked a min or two more, too much flop. Fingers cooked well, medium was what you would expect. Raspberry bbq was sweet if you like that note, I bet these would be great on a wing on the pit. Honey mustard just tasted like regular mustard which wasn't the best flavor note. Would pass one these if you were expecting a more Carolina gold type sauce. A triple finger, the fry and pizza was enough to feed 4 people with leftovers. All good size fingers and fries. Service was excellent the past few times I have been here. Waitress was attentive and refilled drinks, condiments etc... several times despite us being outside in prob the farthest area.