I grew up in West Seneca and my parents still live there. It…read moreis a great town! Two high schools, multiple elementary schools, lots of great neighborhoods, plenty of parks, great shopping nearby and easy access to the highway (400) for easy commuting to other places. For a small(ish) town, West Seneca has a lot to offer. The town center area has a newly remodeled library (which even has a coffee shop in it), the pool is beautiful and the town park has a bandshell and other public spaces like baseball diamonds. There are locally owned and chain restaurants and of course, Southgate Plaza which has a variety of retail stores. And a creek that runs through town as well. It is a great place to live and a great place to visit.

They're putting a bunch of Sonics in WNY. There'll be one on the East Side and one on the West…read moreSide. Which shall we try first? I think we should try the West Sonicyeah? Oh dear that was bad. Update: Also known as West Snickers because so many people around here have a Candy Bar diet. And Pizza. And wings. And definitely Candy bars. West Seneca is definitely one of the rougher areas of Buffalo in my opinion and I've had a lot of attitude from people who live around here and have never really felt too welcome or safe on the streets around here either. Definitely a low-income area and has some kind of attitude and a lot of racial tension here as well. You'd think low-income people of various races would want to stick together. Empathize. Have each other's back. Strength in numbers. Not so much. Someone has us well controlled and fighting against each other, don't they. They also have some of the best pizza you'll ever eat, so if there is a good reason to come down here it's the pizza and some of the other food as well. Not so much great ethnic food, but some wonderful Pizza and wings for sure. Snow down here can get pretty bad and that's one of the things I'm not big on. And the police are absolutely awful - pulling you over for just a couple miles over the limit and telling you that you did all kinds of things that you didn't do. Now here's the original review: West Seneca is super awesome. I would give it a 5 out of 5 except that I've had a few bad experiences with the locals here and so have a few of my friends. But there are good and bad experiences and attitudes everywhere so I don't hold any grudges. I find that people from the East are more optimistic, whereas I find the "West Cynical." I come to West Seneca all the time because of the fantastic food. Whether it's Abbott Hots, or my fave Pizza and Wings ON EARTH at Imperial on Abbott, or the best real Mexican food ON EARTH at Valle Of Mexico on South Park (which may technically be in SoBu, but who's counting?)... it's replete with resplendent revelations. And like J-Woww once said after a long night of partying, "Where's Snooki's Car?"

I made an appointment, got there 15 minutes early, checked in, got called right on time. Finished…read morein 10 minutes.

Great service. Make an appointment. It makes a huge difference…read more I received professional and courteous help.

West Mecca is in Saudi Arabia. It's a very different place to this place…read more This is a review of the courthouse, not of the town of West Seneca. This experience was nearly as bad as my Cheektowaga Court experience. They were unwilling to listen, and weren't very nice to me. It didn't cost a horrendous amount, but honestly I do feel as though the whole system is designed to take money off the common man and woman. I know a lot of people agree with me. That's life. Some people accept it and celebrate when others are fined for minor infractions that aren't actually as dangerous as 99% of the things that are legal, or as cops pulling people over in the first place... but I don't. It's in a nice location though with pretty surroundings.

Everything waited about half hour with appt not to bad had all my dats and form filled out…read morecorrectly needed duplicate registration only 3 dollars really have to have appt or you'll wait forever

Stopped an hour before closing and wasn't allowed in the building. I only wanted to speak to…read moresomeone about getting the proper forms and ensuring I had what I needed to get a vehicle registered. I was just looking to get the paperwork and take it home so it's filled out for when I come back but they wouldn't even let me do that... I guess they were closed before the time listed online.

Came here for information regarding neighborhood watch program. Was pleased to know that meetings…read moreare held at designated times in a given month. Also discussions involve things such as, personal safety, city's plans for the area and you interact with the police to have better relations. This building has other services as well. Best to check their website to see all the things available to you.

I'd say town halls are pretty reflective of their town's size. Cheektowaga isn't a huge town, so we…read moredon't have a very huge Town Hall, but that doesn't take away from its' stature and beauty. I live on the edge of Cheektowaga near Amherst, so coming to town hall is about a 10/15 minute drive for me. You can take care of your typical legal business here, such as tax payments, dog licensing, etc. I've visited here twice for both of these reasons. It's a semi-dated building on the inside, original architecture mixed with some 80's elevator system or something (I don't know the exact date the elevators were put in, I'm just making them seem old here). If I recall correctly, part of the building was under repairs during my last visit. There's plenty of signage telling you where you need to go, at least! As long as I continue living in the town, I'm sure I'll find my way back eventually.

We decided to try and do something different and attempted to try and go to bingo. There is a very…read morepopular bingo here on Tuesday evenings. Doors open at 6pm and the first ball is pulled at 7:30. We didn't think it was that serious and came about 6:45 to be safe. The parking lot was packed and there was only seating in an enclosed smoking section. Needless to say we did not stay. We might try again another day. If we do I'll write an updated review of the experience. If you want to come and sit in the non smoking section I'd say you need to be here by 6:15. Beer and wine are also served here which is cool.

great bingo game on tuesday nights at 7:30 door open at 6:00. and next tuesday april 28th 2026 the…read morequeen of hearts jack pot sparting at $25,000 !

There aren't many city halls as majestic and beautiful as Buffalo's…read more It has a unique profile and makes the skyline magical. If you have the opportunity, take one of the free guided tours so you can learn more about the history, architecture and building of this masterpiece. There are so many incredible details and so much outstanding art. You can view it on your own (there is some signage about what it is) but you really get a better understanding and experience if you take one of the tours. They are offered on weekdays at noon and are free! The 13th floor houses the council chambers and there is a gorgeous sunburst skylight that is absolutely worth seeing. The thing not to miss is the observation deck. The views from the 28th floor are simply spectacular! You will have to take some stairs to reach the observation level, so keep that in mind if you have difficulty with mobility. Whether you tour the inside or just catch a glimpse from the street of the majestic columns and imposing structure, don't come to Buffalo and miss a visit to City Hall!

Excellent tour. Go here at noon daily for a free tour. You will get a wonderful narration with lots…read moreof historic and art deco details. There is an observation deck that wraps around the entire top. Beautiful view of city.

Detective Richard "Dick" Hy saved my life while I was being attacked by a bunch of skittle-haired…read morechickens. I was walking down the street when they struck out of nowhere. I think they were hiding in the trees. As I curled into the fetal position, trying to protect my vital organs, Detective Hy came flying in with the knife hand. It was an unstoppable display of masculine fury and civil service. Feathers were flying everywhere, the carnage gave me Vietnam flashbacks. He helped me up, asked if I was OK, and flew away into the night sky. I will forever remember this day, as it is the day I learned what it is to be a man and a hero. Maybe one day, I can protect others the way he protected me.

I was visiting New York and got lost. A man lured me into a dark alley with the promise of free…read morecandy. There was no candy. There was lots of meth. I was forced at gunpoint to put it in my bum to smuggle it. Detective Hy swooped in on his trusty companion, Eagly, screaming, "NOT TODAY, COMMIE!" He roundhouse kicked my attacker so hard he handcuffed himself and turned himself in at the PD. Without hesitation, Detective Hy fished out every single ounce of meth and saved my life.

This fire department serves our community with excellent fire and medical services along with other…read morecommunity services and events. Every year they host an exciting drill team competition. There banquet hall hosts many events and is used yearly as onr of our local voting locations. We recently had the pleasure of judging a fund raising cooking competition that was held there. So many different events. This is a 100% volunteer fire department. Dont forget your yearly donation! 2026-43

The Main-Transit Volunteer Fire Department has the responsibility of serving a very large portion…read moreof the Williamsville/Amherst area. In addition to providing fire protection, the department also provides many community services throughout the year. One of which is to provide voting facilities for several Congressional Districts. When we go to vote, we can always count on a well organized process and of course the delicious homemade baked goods for sale by the auxiliary.