I've been wanting to try Prominent coffee and on a day off, I finally made it for a little…read moreafternoon pick me up! After perusing the menu, I decided I was in the mood for an iced matcha with almond milk. The matcha was well blended into the milk and was good and strong. I hate when I get a matcha and it's more like a matcha flavored milk; I want that nice, earthy matcha flavor! I would definitely get it again. I got my drink to go, but they had a good seating area for hanging with friends or working. I liked the plant decor bringing the outside in. The staff was friendly.

First time visiting Prominent Coffee Co. in Clarence. Great experience! Baristas were friendly,…read morepatient, and knowledgeable (we asked a lot of questions like, "What's the difference between a latte and a cappuccino?"). I ordered a specialty iced coffee called the Alyssa...and it was made for me by it's eponym - Alyssa! She even signed my cup :) The atmosphere had a good vibe - calming interior with natural light. My friends and I enjoyed the coffee and the space. We'll be back!

Still my favorite bakery. Stopped here today for a loaf of placek bread and an almond roll. Those…read moreare my 2 go to items. Always good! 2025-23

I am relatively new to . I had their delicious treats at The Richardson Christmas Market in Buffalo…read more. I loved what I purchased. Finally drove out to Eastern Hills Mall. The place was gorgeous! The service was sweet and affable. I loved the bakery. I know they are contemplating a move with the changes at the Eastern Hills Mall. Come to Elmwood Village or the Five Points area! You would have lines out the door, BreadHive and Butter Block already do, and your treats deserve to have lines out the door whenever you are open!

Stopped by with my mother for lunch; been wanting to try this place since they opened their first…read moreWestern New York location in Williamsville. The location makes sense as the residents of Williamsville are generally well-educated and worldly enough to appreciate authentic Yemeni cuisine; the same cannot be said for most of Buffalo suburbs, unfortunately, so I'm grateful the Buffalo metro now has one. Ordered the Qamaria latte, traditionally-spiced with cinnamon and cardamom. The spice notes were potent, but not at all overpowering and the beverage remained balanced. Had a chicken malawach as well; flaky and savory, and also well-spiced. It was a bit greasy which was the only regrettable thing about the experience, but not extremely and it didn't compromise the flavor or texture. The dining room itself was clean and elegantly decorated with Arabian and Gulf motifs, and the staff were friendly and helpful when my mother had questions about the menu. (I give any practicing Muslim props for working in food service while fasting during Ramadan.) All and all, grateful they're part of the community; I just hope they don't overexpand and sacrifice quality for quantity like many others.

I've been wanting to try this cafe out and finally had the chance to! Parking was pretty tight so I…read moreparked on the street. The inside is spacious and decorated beautifully. When you first walk in, there is an array of pastries and sweet treats. I opted for the raspberry cream cake but was disappointed. It was dry and bland. My friend ordered the Biscoff cake that came in a soda can and hers was delicious. I probably just picked a bad one that day. The coffee was delicious and the latte art was very cute. I would like to return and try other pastries!

Recently I stopped in to pick up a few items to bring home for my wedding tasting. I chose a…read morevariety of cupcakes along with the Hello Dollies. The Hello Dollies were absolutely delicious those were a definite highlight. Unfortunately, the cupcakes weren't what I was hoping for. I can't pinpoint exactly what was missing, but the flavors just didn't stand out to me the way I expected. I did try to ask a few questions about wedding tastings while I was there, but the worker helping me didn't seem very enthusiastic or willing to offer much guidance. Since this is such an important part of planning my wedding, that part of the experience felt a bit disappointing. Overall, while I was really rooting for this to be "the place" especially since it's a big and popular bakery I don't feel confident moving forward with them for my wedding desserts. I truly wanted to love everything, but the tasting just didn't click for me.

This place is dangerous, and by that I mean big back playground. One thing that vexes my spirit is…read morea sweet treat that wasn't worth the caloric intake. Ohlson's is worth it! From the mini cakes, custom cakes, and cupcakes, you can NOT go wrong. My go to is the killer chocolate cupcake. The ambiance is a cross between your grandma's living room and a neighborhood cafe. There's breads, coffees, specialty drinks, cakes, cookies, pastries, and to go cakes. The service ranges from stellar to ok. On average, pretty good. I've never been disappointed with my treats and I'm a bit of a bake good snob as I'm a home baker myself. I live no where near here and don't mind a drive here for a great treat to self indulge or to share. Check them out!

It was a beautiful day for a bike ride, but those rides are not complete without a good coffee…read morestop. It was zooming at Clarence Center Coffee this Sunday. There was a line out the door (literally) for ordering, but they work very fast and efficient, so it didn't take too long. We got our cold brew coffee son after, the lox bagels showed up some minutes later. Their cold brew is very good; usually I add some milk, but this coffee doesn't need that at all. The everything bagel had a generous amount of lox, but I missed the tomato and onion. Maybe they were out of it or forgot because of the business.

Cozy little spot. I love the ambiance and friendly staff. Very festive coffee options. Very nice…read moreseating area.

Cute interior & great place to grab coffee/brunch and catch up with a friend. Service was pretty…read morefast -- we only waited a few mins for our food/drink. Some small tables inside; it was pretty empty on a Sunday afternoon. Most people came and went rather than sitting in. I got a seasonal iced cookie latte and it was really good! I like my coffee on the sweeter side and it was very creamy with a hint of espresso flavor. The biscoff crumbles and cold foam were a nice touch. At over $7 post tip for 16oz I did think it was a little pricey, but still glad to support local businesses :)

Stopped in randomly passing by and it was worth it. A lot of these little cafes charge a lot of…read moremoney for fancy toast but this place was actually priced really well- finally! I ordered the Burrata toast and it came in thick toasted bread with a generous amount of toppings. The sun-dried tomatoes were perfect and the large dollop of Burrata cheese made my heart happy. Filled me up too. I didn't try a drink since I already my morning coffee elsewhere but their selection looked delicious.

Thank you to Linda and Frank! Yes I agree with you both on how nice this "little cafe in the rough"…read moreis! Great find! Great food, inviting atmosphere and friendly staff. My daughter and I actually ate lunch inside the cafe at a table- wow! After doing only take-out for many months, we sure did appreciate eating inside...like the good ole days! We were the only patrons for quite a while. Later a few other patrons came in after attending a midday mass at the St. Gregory Catholic Church. Still, we were seated far apart, observing social distance. We were greeted and served by a very sweet lady. Both my daughter and I did the soup/sandwich combo. She had the chicken Caesar wrap and said it was yummy! I had a Reuben sandwich. Simple and delicious. We both had the homemade, hearty chicken gumbo soup. Loved the okra and chicken pieces loaded in the thick broth. It was superb, hit the spot. A+ We also enjoyed a plate of Pierogis. Lucky for us, pierogis are offered only during the current Lenten period. Cheese or potato onion - we loved both! We ordered a full plate for $6.50. Really, I've never had pierogi this delicious. Definitely homemade, a little on the small side in terms of quantity for the price. Yet still worth getting. Since it's Lent, the cafe is offering a fish fry dinner each Friday evening through March. It's take-out only. Pre-pay $11, or $12 at the door. As well, on Wednesday evenings, during Lent, the cafe is open for pizza night. The comfy sofas in the lounge area are calling us back to sip coffee, relax and chat with a friend. We are definitely coming back!

I live a block down the street from this wonderful cafe and never knew it was there until I did a…read morenearby restaurant search on Yelp, sorting by distance, while at home sitting at my dining room table. BAM, this cafe popped up. There are no signs on the road for it. I've passed by the enterance literally hundreds if not thousands of times. Thousands of cars pass it every day, completely unaware of what they are missing. All traffic slows down in front of it for a school zone. It's time to reveal where it actually is. It's in a back section of the Saint Gregory the Great church building. You can enter their parking lot either from their main enterance on Maple Road or from the side street St Gregory Ct. This cafe is open to the public, not just church members. Café hours: Sunday: 9 am - 2 pm Monday: CLOSED Tuesday: 7:30 am - 2 pm Wednesday: 7:30 am - 2 pm, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Thursday: 7:30 am - 2 pm Friday: 7:30 am - 2 pm Saturday: 8:30 am - 12 noon Now for what they offer. A selection of breakfast and lunch items. See the attached photo of their menu. The Fair Trade Coffee is delicious and you help yourself to free refills. On this visit I had a whole Reuben Panini and my wife had the soup and half panini combo and hot tea. The combo she ordered was a half Chicken Fajita Panini and New England Clam Chowder. All the food was absolute delicious. My Reuben was so flavorful I took my time eating the last bite. With the exception of some of the baked goods, everything is freshly made, in house, including the jumbo cookies. The cafe is so cheerful and comfortable it is a great place to go and have a leisurely breakfast, lunch or both. I was told that Wednesday nights are pizza night. The volunteer staff is extreme friendly and helpful. The only negative I see is that the when word gets out about this place and the lines will be running out the door.

Love this place for homemade dog treats, dog toys, cat toys/treats/food. Mel has quite a variety…read moreavailable to purchase. Dogs are welcome inside and will usually get a free treat. Mel is great and very personable. The dogs love all homemade treats she makes. She supports local dog rescues as well!

Dog food bowls - what I purchased for my shihtzu to support this local retail shop. Unique items,…read moresome decorative, some practical. But all related to your canine friend. They sell homemade dog treats, gift baskets, and they have a lounge area for dog owners and fur babies to chat and mingle. I also picked up a free sample of dog food made by Nickel City Canine Rescue.

I do like Au Bon Pain on occasion. I stumbled into this one the other day on campus. Very handy…read moreas I was looking for a bite. I found the service and food to be right on point, but I was not there during "rush hour", which is always the true test of a business like this. Easy location if you are already there. 3 stars for this chain.

Always my go to when I don't feel like packing a lunch. Broccoli cheddar soup and Mac n cheese are…read moreso good, could eat it everyday!!