Old Greenwalls - Grand Island

I absolutely adore this restaurant - the food is always delicious and fresh. The wait time is short, and there are plenty of options to choose from if you're not in the mood for pizza and wings. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a fantastic dining experience.

I highly recommend this quaint little restaurant that I have been frequenting since I was a child. The old green walls give it a cozy atmosphere that I love. The fried teig is a must-have for me and my friends whenever we visit. I am a big fan of this establishment and will definitely keep coming back!

I had a wonderful experience at this locally owned small restaurant. The food and service were both excellent. I ordered the special half tray of pizza with one topping, which came with 10 breadsticks. The prices were unbeatable and everything was fresh. The pizza and breadsticks were perfectly cooked and a nice portion size. I will definitely be returning to try other items on the menu.

A local pizzeria gem tucked alongside the cayuga creek in the LaSalle section of town. Their food is done the true WNY way and it is delicious. From Pizza to wings to subs and appetizers/fingerfoods it's all made with quality and all made to order. A small dining room and some quaint creekside tables allow you to eat on site, and they even have a walk up window to do your ordering from if you like. A place that's tucked away and easy to miss, but you'll be the one missing out should you not sample their wares.

Would give it a half star if I could. Used to order from them every time I had people come to Niagara Falls to see sites and relax, because the sweet spicy sauce WAS to die for but tonights was our last order from there ever. Have literally ordered dozens of times, but a month ago, got chicken fingers order that was full gristle but figured maybe they ran out and had to buy other. Tonight's order not only had gristle big enough that I couldn't swallow it, it hurt my tooth when I bit it. I put that piece of chicken back on the plate, the gristle in a napkin and tried the next finger and bit into a bone. Took it to kitchen to pull it out and it was over an inch long. Drove it back to the Old Greenwalls, asked the cook that always does that great sauce for the owner. He agreed and turned back to the person who had some out of a room behind him, took one look at me and told the worker no. The cook turned back to me and said the owner wasn't there. But the tall owner stood there and watched the interaction between us as I showed the young man the big piece of gristle that hurt my tooth, then the bone which I showed him was tough as I put it Through the styrofoam. He didn't offer to make it right, or replace the food, so I took my plate out of the styrofoam, slid the chicken off of it while asking if they'd started using different chicken. The cook did say he was sorry while I just stood there, waiting to find out if they were doing something different, but he said they'd not switched brands and that they weren't responsible for something inside food they'd prepared. Realized I was not ever going to try that food again. I wasn't angry, just sad, as that was some great sauce and not even on the menu, but I'm done. Small business or not, it's not worth breaking a tooth.