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    Rooth's Sky-Lite

    3.3 (6 reviews)
    Closed 3:30 pm - 9:00 PM

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    The Deli

    The Deli

    4.9
    (69 reviews)
    4.5 mi

    I've been wanting to try their Sicilian-style pizza for quite some time, and my birthday cookie…read morereward finally gave me the perfect excuse to celebrate. They already have a fantastic thin-crust pizza, so I asked if they could make the Sicilian style with the muffuletta toppings. No problem at all. It took a little longer than expected (ordered for 4:45, ready at 5:00), but it was absolutely worth the wait. Ordering is easy online or by phone. If you get voicemail, just call back - they're probably on the phone with another customer. Now, about that pizza. The thick Sicilian crust had the perfect chew: light and airy inside with a crisp, golden bottom. Every bite was loaded with the bold salty toppings, bringing a savory, slight spice/pickled kick that paired perfectly with the oils and melted cheese. The toppings reached edge to edge, creating a pizza that was hearty, flavorful, and impossible to put down. Please pencil in a visit to The Deli on a Wednesday to grab one of their pizzas. I do recommend ordering ahead to claim your dough. This version reads like a Yelp review and really highlights the texture and flavor of a loaded Sicilian pie.

    Sandwiches here are so good they make your head tilt. Like the weight of how good they taste is so…read moreheavy that you can't lift your head up straight you need to tilt it lol. I had the Sting which features their handmade, always fresh, never frozen chicken cutlets. It also has their hot honey which isn't too spicy it gives it a good kick that compliments the rest of the ingredients. We also got the Art Corvalay which was absolutely amazing. Not only are their sandwiches great, the service here is impeccable. Can't wait to go back and try some more sandwiches.

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    Not just a sandwich shop
    Not just a sandwich shop
    I love that they always sneak in a Dum Dum
    I love that they always sneak in a Dum Dum
    Valledolmo - I can't stop with their sandwiches

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    Valledolmo - I can't stop with their sandwiches
    Elm Street Bakery

    Elm Street Bakery

    4.2
    (349 reviews)
    4.6 mi
    $$

    As always Elm Street Bakery was hopping with activity. It's a place that has both little ones and…read moreolder ones enjoying something irresistible. The food is worth the line to order it. I ordered a Chai Latte and then a box of baked goods and a baguette. The baguette was that perfect crunchy on the outside and chewy on the inside. Then the Earl Grey Blueberry scone was just delicious. I also got orange pistachio scones and molasses cookies. They all freeze well so i usually buy two and freeze one. And finally the Chai Latte was just perfect. Not too sweet and no heartburn. I don't know why but sometimes that's a side effect of Chai. So not only is the food delicious but the people watching is worth the price of admission. A must try.

    Imagine going on a vacation somewhere and you navigate yelp to find a beloved restaurant the locals…read morelove, you try, and fall in love. That's ESB, if you were to come here for a bills game, or Niagara Falls, or whatever else. This charming little bakery just hits all the right spots. The egg sammy's are down right delicious. Try the spicy aioli, not so much spice, but it pairs so well with it. Thick cut bacon and a brioche bun. C'mon now. The crème brule french toast is 2 large slabs of homemade bread, that just tastes so fresh. The line will probably be long, but that gives you time to decide on what pastry to grab in the array of treats. There's truly something for everyone, and it is all great. Also make sure to grab some of the house made sourdough, got the Italian loaf for garlic bread for dinner and it was terrific. Perfectly balanced with the light and airy inside with a crunchy undercarriage.

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    Shakshuka was absolutely incredible!
    Shakshuka was absolutely incredible!
    Brick oven

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    Brick oven
    Blue Eyed Baker

    Blue Eyed Baker

    4.1
    (144 reviews)
    4.5 mi

    Incredible breakfast sandwiches that instantly take you to your happy place. The buttery, cheesy…read morecombinations are simple yet completely addictive. It might seem a bit pricey at first, but the portions are generous and you'll definitely leave with a full, happy stomach. And don't skip the pastries/baked goods, grab one (or five). You won't regret it!

    This is a difficult review to write because, on one hand, this bakery is truly a gem. The ambiance…read moreis warm and inviting, the food is excellent, and it's the kind of place you want to linger with a cup of coffee. Unfortunately, what I experienced this past Saturday morning completely undermined that charm. A local running group had clearly made this their post-run stop, which in itself is perfectly fine. Many of the women were seated respectfully like any other patrons. However, one man took it upon himself to turn the front of the bakery into his personal gym. While customers stood waiting for their coffee, he was drenched in sweat, performing cooldown exercises right in the lobby--hands flat on the floor, legs in the air, squats, jumping--completely oblivious to the people around him. The smell alone was enough to turn your stomach. This isn't a locker room. It's not a sidewalk. It's a place where people come to eat and drink. There was no awareness, no courtesy, no basic respect for shared space. It was uncomfortable, unhygienic, and frankly shocking to witness in a setting that otherwise prides itself on atmosphere. The bakery deserves praise for its food and environment, but management needs to step in and set clear expectations. Allowing behavior like this diminishes the experience for everyone else. There's a line between casual and careless--and this crossed it entirely. Hope you are ashamed of your self sir and I use the word sir loosely...

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    Upstairs, "Rooftop."
    Upstairs, "Rooftop."
    Grain bowl - dare I say best in WNY? Love the roasted brussels & sweet potatoes with the tartness of the dried cherries.

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    Grain bowl - dare I say best in WNY? Love the roasted brussels & sweet potatoes with the tartness of the dried cherries.

    Rooth's Sky-Lite - tradamerican - Updated July 2026

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