Absolute vibes. So open and inviting. Even with packed (literally at capacity) parking lot, we…read morewere seated and food came out quickly. Amazing service all around! Food was incredible, they have some real unique options! Kids loved their burgers and nuggets, tasted amazing g.

Wayland's current 3.8 star rating is about right. If I could give partial stars, 3.5 sounds fair…read more I didn't review Wayland after my first visit because they were relatively new then and obviously still figuring things out. This was the 2nd go. Not bad, but underwhelming. Service was good. Food came out fast. But they're serving kids menu sized meals for higher-end pricing. Sourdough pretzel appetizer came with two significant portions of a beer cheese dip and a sweet ground mustard, but the single pretzel served was no larger than your hand. Korean BBQ chicken sandwich - over cooked, dry chicken, with tough, stringy edges. Smash burgers were reported by my dinning companions to be lacking flavor. Again, not terrible but the quality and quantity doesn't justify the asking price. It's tough to find good places in the south towns, especially with vegan options, which was one of the features that attracted us to give Wayland another try tonight. But there are certainly some better, and more reasonably priced places to go.

I love this place a lot, the upstairs is an absolutely amazing place to study and the food is good…read more It's very pricey. The staff look miserable and makes ordering painful sometimes. But it's worth it because this place is so beautiful.

This Spot Coffee location stands out for me, especially the upstairs area. It has a great vibe. I…read moredon't come in regularly just for drinks, but I do come for events. They host a monthly open poetry reading called The Soulful Sip, which I really enjoy, and they've recently added open mic nights. The staff are always friendly, and the vibe is welcoming. The decor is what you'd expect from Spot, simple and comfortable. While I'm not big on coffee, I do enjoy their chai, baked goods, and smoothies!

I love stopping in for drinks with boba in them. I've tried so many different combos now and…read morehaven't found one I didn't like.

Tea leaf cafe is my favorite non-alcoholic hang out spot in the evening. In fact, in Hamburg, it…read moremight be the last one left! Anyways they have a huge selection of all things tea. Hot, iced, milk teas, premium, flavored, sweetened, popping bobas, pearls, etc. they are always happy to help you choose, with such a huge menu, bringing someone new sometimes feels like you'll overwhelm them, but the staff is always kind.

Stopped here during a road trip and loved the cozy, inviting décor right away--it's such a cute…read morespot to sit and relax. I ordered an egg breakfast sandwich with home fries and an apple juice, which came out to about $25. While the food itself was a bit on the bland side and felt a little limited for the price, the ambiance really stands out. It's a great place to catch up with friends or family over brunch and enjoy a warm, welcoming vibe. Not somewhere I'd go out of my way to revisit, but I'm glad I stopped in and appreciated the atmosphere.

This is a beautiful, well-stocked bakery with a variety of goodies to take home or eat there…read more Although the prices are on higher side, I don't mind paying for "les artes blanches": A mushy croissant is a sad, sad thing. Here's where it all fell down. After placing my order, I turned my back, reading the menu. Then I heard the microwave "ding" and saw my pain au chocolat removed. Really?? (I once had a Cordon Bleu-trained pastry chef explain that croissants should never be re-heated because it ruins the scaffolding of the butter/flour feuille, or "sheets"). I then tried the various seats in the Danish-style cafe. Stool? No love: They're metal and lack cushions. Chairs at the tables were also metal. I settled in an honest-to-God church pew: The kind the Puritans used, to reflect upon their sins. Do yourself a favor and get your treats to go.

I stumbled across these guys before they officially opened retail when looking for some fun…read moreflavored locally roasted beans. Don't let the Orchard Park location throw you - once you get through the business park maze you'll find excellent customer service and delicious coffee :-) They will craft any flavor you want, though there's always a great variety on the shelf. The banana bread is a personal favorite.

This review is for their booth at Taste of Buffalo. As cool as it was to see a lot of restaurants…read morebring their heavy equipment to cook food on-site @ ToB, Nitro Magic should've been the biggest winner in that respect. However, liquid nitrogen canisters were nowhere to be found as all of their stuff came out of boxes. I thought the entire draw of using molecular gastronomy was to flair involved in making the food, not necessarily the end product. And because of that and the weather, their ice cream was put at a big disadvantage. Yet they still managed to win the rookie-of-the-year award at the competition. At least one of the workers there let me get 2 items worth 10 tickets for 9 b/c that's all I had left. I had the "Have your cake and eat it too" (aka cake batter ice cream) and a "Nitro Pop". Neither really all that special.

Nitro magic is surely one of kind experience that many has seen on the food network and on Bravo's…read moreTop Chef. Creating ice cream using nitrogen!!!! Whoa, I know. I was intrigued when visiting the Galleria to quickly pay some bills. Located on the second floor right outside of Macy's, it's worth to stop even just to watch and to be amazed. Three employees where quickly moving around the little shop amist a gathering of people just as curious as I was. The large tanks of nitrogen were spouting the gas and the ice cream creators were quickly stirring the concoction as the ohhs and ahhs were being heard. You could either get a flavor of nitro cream and add your own toppings or there is also a list of sundae-like menu options. Flavors like vanilla, chocolate, mint, strawberry, cake batter, pitschao, and coffee were options. The saying of Go big or go home flashed in my mind. So I ended up going with Nitro Mike's Fav which was cake batter ice cream with cookie dough, peanut butter mixed it. The ice cream was very creamy and yet seemed a little less heavy than a typical Perry's offering. The price ended up being just over $6 with tax. They apparently also catering at special events like weddings and birthdays which is a pretty cool idea. The employee who made my order also mentioned that more franchises are coming. But right now they are only at the Walden Galleria mall. As much of a haven of canadiens that the Galleria has become, I feel I'll bear it to have some more of their ice cream!

My favorite place to get breakfast on the weekends! Food is always fresh and delicious. The service…read moreis always great, they take your order and in a timely fashion your order is ready.

Been dying to stop here for a breakfast sandwich and was glad to finally make it with my friends…read morewho were visiting from England. We all enjoyed this start to the day. The staff were beyond friendly and truly valued our visit. I could probably have stayed and chatted with them for hours. My friend and I enjoyed every morsel of our brioche sausage breakfast sandwiches. The buttery roll was heavenly. His wife said that her avocado toast was perfectly satisfying and their son devoured his croissant. We also couldn't say "no" to their freshly baked cookies. Glad I went with the oatmeal cherry, because that tartness and texture hit the spot. Will definitely come back with friends. Love great food and outdoor seating in the OP village.

Delicious drinks! The mango Arabian smoothie has dates in it and it's a great combo. The pistachio…read morelatte hits the spot, just sweet enough but not overpowering. Staff was friendly and it was a nice spot to sit and chat for a bit.

Wasn't crazy about the location. No parking. But the staff was very friendly and helpful when…read moreordering. The coffee was good and they have nice dessert options.

Unfortunately, not impressed with the breakfast. We ordered a couple brioche sandwiches and they…read morewere difficult to finish because they were soaked in butter and the eggs tasted off. The cinnamon bun was slightly rubbery and I was not a fan of the latte. Heard great things about the grange but it must not have been about breakfast.

Ordered a breakfast sandwich online for pickup. Nothing crazy and it was a good sandwich. Staff…read morewasn't too friendly but food was good. This was my first time eating from here so I did not know where the pick up counter was for online orders. I would be interested to try their coffee next time though!

I want to love this place but something just always disappoints. The protein burrito was just very…read moremeh. And another breakfast sandwich item we got was just very much underwhelming. Something you could make yourself with more flavor. I will be sticking to the baked goods from here on out. The 2 star is for the service. Not very friendly at all. Hopefully just an off day....

I was itching to use a gift card from Kaylena Marie's Bakery. They have a wonderful reputation for…read morepastries, cookies and sandwiches. We had previously stopped in for a breakfast sandwich, but today it would be all about the bakery items! I was captivated by the gigantic sweet roll, which was actually twice the size of my head. But the cannoli caught my eye, and they would be coming home with me! And I would not stop there! I grabbed four very large cookies: M&M's, Snickerdoodle and Heathbar! Yum! My favorite item today was the large frosted heart tarts! Better than any pastry I've ever had! The lovely ladies at the counter served up a tasty cup of coffee for me. Several groups of people were enjoying the morning sun through the front window. So glad I stopped in today! You won't be disappointed!