People are being harsh on this place & I'm critical. I love coming here for something special &…read moresomething different! They have fine cheeses & other fun things in house (crackers, jams, coffee, & more). The staff is patient & knows how to help you find what you're looking for.

First time here. It was okay. Nothing special. The sandwiches with basic cold cuts and greens were…read moreaverage, with bread that was too thinly sliced. No signature flavor (a special spread) or style (a special way to cut it) for the sandwich. The shelves and display case had expensive, so-called fancy food show products for sale and a small variety of cheeses. Service was acceptable, but be careful if you try too many cheese samples to taste what you want to perhaps buy. You get that look. We did buy a small portion of a cheddar out of courtesy, but I don't think its good for customers to be shamed into buying something.

As a foodie and a cook, I am SO excited to discover this store. They have a great variety of…read morespecialty ingredients - mustards, cheeses, way too many things to list. There is also a section for kitchen equipment, utensils, and knives. If you're looking for a new chef knife, add this place to your list. There is a whole section of colorful Le Creuset cookware to drool over. Staff is friendly and helpful, and the prepared food smells amazing (I didn't try any this time but will in the future). Large parking lot, easy navigation.

Decided to try Premier Gourmet for takeout. I opted for a steak hogiie and my wife ordered the Cobb…read moresalad. Salad was large and veggies were fresh. Very good salad. Steak sub was also very good.

This is a huge and beautiful specialty store, with free coffee for patrons the day I was there -…read morewhich is to say, browsing is very much encouraged! Although the clerk told me there's an emphasis on local products, the wall of exquisite kitchen tools were Swiss, the pasta was from Italy (some of it gluten-free!) and jars of tomato sauces were from New Jersey. There was a blackboard advertising local honey. They specialize in making charcuterie boards and gift baskets.

We discovered this new store that's in the small strip mall at the corner of Maple & Ayer. The…read morestore is owned by the mother & daughter team of Joyce & Robin Ailinger. We were warmly greeted when entering by both. It was fun checking out the great variety of items they sell. There's everything from gourmet foods including locally produced items to gift items, including gift boxes put together for just the price of the items. Need a charcuterie tray? How about a barkuterie for your pup? They can do that too! Oh out the chocolate bars. The pork & potato chips is so good! They talked about in the future offering classes and/or demonstration. Can't wait to check these out. Until then, you need to check out this store. 2024-93

We made a special trip to the Market In The Square today to grab more deep fried chicken legs from…read morethe deli ready-to-eat department. One of my regular visitors is an extremely picky eater who has announced his love of these chicken legs. We also stopped at the reduced bakery racks and selected an apple crumble pie and a couple of loaves of French breads. People in the store are so very nice, both the department managers, the cashiers, and the regular customers. I love the Old World Market vibe in this store!

This is one of those places that has an amazing bakery, great fish fry, wonderful deli and also has…read morea grocery store attached. Their bakery is one of the reasons I love Market in the Square. So many freshly baked, tasty options, many things you won't find at other grocery stores. For example, they often have Polish treats like the sour cream cheese cake and Placek. They have tasty donuts, cakes, cookies and vanilla pastry hearts. The bakery staff is always kind and have a lot of attention to detail in their work. The fish fry is fantastic as well! Several different options (fried fish, baked fish, shrimp, breaded scallops and combo platters) You get a lot of food for the price and it is always crisp and not soggy. The rest of the store has an old school grocery store look and vibe to it without looking or feeling dingy or outdated. There are often lines for checkout because there just aren't that many registers, but overall, it is a great place for your dessert needs!

I just realized 2 loaves of rosemary foccacia bread....it is Amazing! Super fresh,great taste…read more Quick delivery service and perfect packaging. I highly recommend and will be ordering more items. R Muscato Crystal River, FL

Purchased a variety of items to give to friends Friendly…read moreand kind people to help you decide what you need

I love this place! The people are friendly and helpful. They have a wide variety of produce and…read moreother items such as local honey, baked goods and gifts. The greenhouse has a great variety of plants for the garden at reasonable prices. Last year I tried a hot fudge sundae from their ice cream shop and it was delicious! I can't wait for them to open up in spring!

With fast and friendly service, I ordered a baby Sundae at $3.95 in butterscotch and whipped cream…read moreit was so delicious. They offer milkshakes,floats, cones, banana splits,blizzards, lemon delight and sundaes like apple, caramel,blueberry, raspberry, peanut butter, Strawberry, chocolate and hot Fudge.

I visited on a Tuesday morning on my way into work from a dentist appointment; it was merely a 2…read moreminute detour and 100% worth it! It was not super busy, so I was able to order as soon as I was ready. Their display case was neat and organized and their menu with pricing was prominently displayed behind the counter with pricing as well as a couple laminated copies on the counter by the register. I love to try different things, so I was excited that they have a "sampler" called Le Trio. You get to choose two half tartines (topped sourdough toast), one pastry from the case and it comes with a small arugula salad for $18. I opted for the Slavic smash and Nordic dawn tartines (descriptions in pics) and a pear pastry to-go. While I waited, I perused the coolers, freezer and shelving with European and local specialty foods. There were a lot of interesting things that I would consider purchasing though I didn't get any on this visit. Both tartines had an ample amount of toppings and were absolutely delicious. The flavors were very well balanced and nothing made the sourdough soggy even with it being to-go. The pear pastry wasn't my favorite, but it was still good. I think there was a little toouch crust to pear for my liking. I wouldn't definitely visit again and probably try a drink. They had a pink beet root matcha latte on the specials menu that sounded really good, so I can only imagine I will find something intriguing on upcoming specials menus as well.

First time stopping in and visiting from out of state! The place itself is cute, but unfortunately…read morethe latte was a huge disappointment. It was over $10, so for that price I was expecting to be blown away. I ordered it with oat milk, but it was super milky and the coffee flavor was really light. It also ended up upsetting my stomach for the rest of the morning. I was disappointed to spend $10+ on a drink that I couldn't even finish. Maybe I just caught them on an off day, but unfortunately I wouldn't come back the next time I'm in Buffalo. My friend was also extremely disappointed with her drink as well.

I was a little hesitant to come here, because there are a couple of Yelp reviews saying that the…read morestaff can be rude. However, that was not my experience at all! I was greeted at the door by the bestest boy/doggo named Teddy and someone who I assumed was one of the owners. The shop is very cute, lots of gnomes, rubber ducks, and fun quotes showcasing the owners' sense of humor. The owner was actually very helpful and gave me tips on how to best enjoy my baked goods. I got ten items for a very reasonable price! Sweet roll: one of their popular items. A roll with warm sugar and cinnamon on the inside and gooey frosting on top, but I can see why they don't advertise it as a cinnamon roll. It doesn't smack you in the face with that cinnamon flavor, but has all the other good parts of the roll. Blueberry muffin: not too sweet and chock full of blueberries and streusel topping! Turnovers: I wasn't a fan of the icing sugar topping, but the puff pastry was light and flaky. I'm sure if I was home and was able to pop it in the oven it would have been amazing! Cupcakes: this was a surprising gem for me. I generally find cupcakes and their frosting to be too sweet, but the actual cake was light on the sugar and balanced well with the buttercream. The cake felt a little dry, but my cupcake was chocolate flavored and sometimes that has an innate dryness to it. I looked online, and they actually have a crazy amount of cool flavors! I would love to come back to try more flavors. All in all, a very pleasant experience, if you're in Corfu you should definitely stop by :)

As soon as we walked in the door it smelled like heaven and we were greeted right away. It took me…read morea while to choose what I wanted from all the delicious looking baked goods and the beverage menu. Between the two of us, we ended up ordering an iced latte, a molasses cookie, a peanut butter brownie and a chocolate almond pretzel pastry. The iced latte had a goodix of milk and espresso. The molasses cookie was perfectly soft yet chewy and had a great molasses flavor along with ginger and cinnamon. The peanut butter brownie was chewy and had a good amount of peanut butter buttercream frosting topping it. I ate the chocolate almond pretzel pastry at a later time and heated it in the air fryer for a few minutes. It was flaky, buttery and flavorful. I would definitely recommend Buttercrumbs & will return if I'm in the area.