High quality artisan products in Amherst, New York

WFM Coffee Bar is a cozy cafe and store located at 3139 Sheridan Drive in Amherst, New York. We celebrate British makers, bakers, artisans, and local producers, offering a wide range of products from these talented individuals. From April 17th to April 23rd, enjoy 25% off selected British-made products, including brands like Manilife, Biona, Pact Coffee, and more. Indulge in parmigiano perfection with 20% off Giorgio Cravero Parmigiano Reggiano during this time as well. We have introduced over 141 staple UK-favorite brands in our seven London stores, all meeting our strict Quality Food Standards. Choose from products like Kellogg's Cornflakes, Twinings English Breakfast Tea, Tropicana Orange Juice, and more, all free from over 230 harmful ingredients commonly found in food.

Welcome to Nature's Marketplace Bakery, your go-to destination for delightful baked goods in Amherst, New York. Conveniently located at 675 Alberta Drive, our bakery offers a warm and inviting atmosphere where you can indulge in a variety of freshly baked treats. At Nature's Marketplace Bakery, we pride ourselves on using high-quality, natural ingredients to craft delicious bread, pastries, cakes, and more. Whether you're in the mood for a classic croissant, a decadent dessert, or a loaf of artisan bread, our skilled bakers are dedicated to bringing you the finest flavors and textures.

Welcome to "Tesla Coil Art Sculpture and Tribute," a unique local business located in North Tonawanda, New York, where we celebrate the extraordinary legacy of Nikola Tesla. Our mission is to honor Tesla's groundbreaking contributions to science and technology, particularly his pioneering work in electricity that transformed our world. Situated in a region rich with historical significance, we are part of the Buffalo Niagara Nikola Tesla Council's efforts to pay homage to Tesla's genius. Our site features an awe-inspiring Tesla Coil Art Sculpture, serving as a tribute to the man whose innovations first brought AC electricity from Niagara Falls to North Tonawanda and beyond, igniting the electric age.