
We NEED These Stores In Western New York
Now that the news has come out that an IKEA is coming to Western New York, we need to turn our attention to some other amazing stores that need to come and call Western New York home.
Stores We Need Right Now In Western New York
Here are some stores and national chains that would be a perfect fit for shoppers here in Western New York.
Buc-ees - Known for having the largest convenience store in the world, Buc-ees is one of the most popular travel centers in America. Buc-ees is not only known for cheap gas, but also for amazing food and souvenirs. Opened back in 1982, Buc-ees is mainly in the South, but it would be a welcome addition to the 716.

Raisng Canes - This has been rumored to open in Western New York for several years. It got a major push when Buffalo Bills long-snapper Reid Ferguson went on social media to ask for a location to open in the 716. They are known for their chicken strips, and we know Western New Yorkers love their chicken.

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Menards - A cross between Home Depot and Walmart, you can find everything you need for your home at Menards, and at a good price. Located mainly in the Midwest, Menards is known to be the place to go for Christmas trees. When I lived in Indiana, we went there every year for cheap but great quality trees.

Culver’s - Known for their butter buns, Culver's is like Anderson's here in Western New York. They offer burgers, chicken sandwiches, along with custard, ice cream, and more. Their buttered buns cannot be beat.

In-N-Out Burger - Known for their "Animal Style" burger, In-N-Out Burger is mainly a West Coast thing, but would do very well here in Western New York. The closest In-N-Out Burger to the 716 is in Tennessee, and believe me, it is worth the drive!

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