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101 East Avenue, Rochester
Tel: (585) 546-2480
Situated in Rochester's hip East End The House of Sushi offers some of the best sushi and sashimi in the city. Serving both familiar and signature rolls like the Geva and Little Theatre Rolls The House of Sushi is a must for Rochester's Sushi connoisseur.... read more
Tel: (585) 546-2480
Situated in Rochester's hip East End The House of Sushi offers some of the best sushi and sashimi in the city. Serving both familiar and signature rolls like the Geva and Little Theatre Rolls The House of Sushi is a must for Rochester's Sushi connoisseur.... read more
16 East Main Street â?¢ Reynolds Arcade, Rochester
Tel: (585) 262-2222
Galleria Pizza Restaurant offers breakfast and lunch in the heart of downtown Rochester New York (NY) Galleria offers an eat in dining room take out office party catering and delivery of lunch to the immediate downtown area. In addition to traditional and specialty pizzas Galleria offers Hot & Cold Subs Full Dinners Grilled and Fried specialties with many sides & salads. If you are in beautiful downtown Rochester NY and need catering breakfast lunch dinner takeout eat in or delivery call or stop by our restaurant.... read more
Tel: (585) 262-2222
Galleria Pizza Restaurant offers breakfast and lunch in the heart of downtown Rochester New York (NY) Galleria offers an eat in dining room take out office party catering and delivery of lunch to the immediate downtown area. In addition to traditional and specialty pizzas Galleria offers Hot & Cold Subs Full Dinners Grilled and Fried specialties with many sides & salads. If you are in beautiful downtown Rochester NY and need catering breakfast lunch dinner takeout eat in or delivery call or stop by our restaurant.... read more
140 East Avenue, Rochester
Tel: 585.730.8170
Our History In 2001 Bruce and Lisa Bonafiglia opened an Authentic Italian Cuisine Restaurant in Seneca Falls NY. Bruce decided to name the establishment Henry B's after his fun loving Scotch drinking infamous Uncle Henry. Prior to opening Henry B's the Bonifiglia's did extensive research traveling through Italy to assure the restaurant's design and menu items held true to Northern Italian Cuisine. While in Italy they focused on developing regional recipes which featured local ingredients and creative presentations. At the Seneca Falls location Henry B's success was built on providing fine Italian Cuisine served 'Family Styleâ?. Large portions were shared... read more
Tel: 585.730.8170
Our History In 2001 Bruce and Lisa Bonafiglia opened an Authentic Italian Cuisine Restaurant in Seneca Falls NY. Bruce decided to name the establishment Henry B's after his fun loving Scotch drinking infamous Uncle Henry. Prior to opening Henry B's the Bonifiglia's did extensive research traveling through Italy to assure the restaurant's design and menu items held true to Northern Italian Cuisine. While in Italy they focused on developing regional recipes which featured local ingredients and creative presentations. At the Seneca Falls location Henry B's success was built on providing fine Italian Cuisine served 'Family Styleâ?. Large portions were shared... read more
3240 Chili Ave., Rochester
Tel: (585) 889-8260
In the spring of 1938 a young family man working at Eastman Kodak Company for 17 cents an hour decided he needed to supplement his income in order to support his family. He accomplished this by working weekends selling hot dogs and soda pop out of a small road side stand near his home in Webster NY. That young man's name was Bill Gray. Bill and his wife Alberta worked as many as eighteen hours per day on the weekends to maintain their fledgling business. Four years later making more money on the weekends than he did at his full... read more
Tel: (585) 889-8260
In the spring of 1938 a young family man working at Eastman Kodak Company for 17 cents an hour decided he needed to supplement his income in order to support his family. He accomplished this by working weekends selling hot dogs and soda pop out of a small road side stand near his home in Webster NY. That young man's name was Bill Gray. Bill and his wife Alberta worked as many as eighteen hours per day on the weekends to maintain their fledgling business. Four years later making more money on the weekends than he did at his full... read more
2987 Buffalo Rd, Rochester
Tel: (585) 247-3940
In the spring of 1938 a young family man working at Eastman Kodak Company for 17 cents an hour decided he needed to supplement his income in order to support his family. He accomplished this by working weekends selling hot dogs and soda pop out of a small road side stand near his home in Webster NY. That young man's name was Bill Gray. Bill and his wife Alberta worked as many as eighteen hours per day on the weekends to maintain their fledgling business. Four years later making more money on the weekends than he did at his full... read more
Tel: (585) 247-3940
In the spring of 1938 a young family man working at Eastman Kodak Company for 17 cents an hour decided he needed to supplement his income in order to support his family. He accomplished this by working weekends selling hot dogs and soda pop out of a small road side stand near his home in Webster NY. That young man's name was Bill Gray. Bill and his wife Alberta worked as many as eighteen hours per day on the weekends to maintain their fledgling business. Four years later making more money on the weekends than he did at his full... read more
2050 Latta Road, Rochester
Tel: (585) 663-7320
In the spring of 1938 a young family man working at Eastman Kodak Company for 17 cents an hour decided he needed to supplement his income in order to support his family. He accomplished this by working weekends selling hot dogs and soda pop out of a small road side stand near his home in Webster NY. That young man's name was Bill Gray. Bill and his wife Alberta worked as many as eighteen hours per day on the weekends to maintain their fledgling business. Four years later making more money on the weekends than he did at his full... read more
Tel: (585) 663-7320
In the spring of 1938 a young family man working at Eastman Kodak Company for 17 cents an hour decided he needed to supplement his income in order to support his family. He accomplished this by working weekends selling hot dogs and soda pop out of a small road side stand near his home in Webster NY. That young man's name was Bill Gray. Bill and his wife Alberta worked as many as eighteen hours per day on the weekends to maintain their fledgling business. Four years later making more money on the weekends than he did at his full... read more
1225 Jefferson Rd, Rochester
Tel: (585) 424-2350
In the spring of 1938 a young family man working at Eastman Kodak Company for 17 cents an hour decided he needed to supplement his income in order to support his family. He accomplished this by working weekends selling hot dogs and soda pop out of a small road side stand near his home in Webster NY. That young man's name was Bill Gray. Bill and his wife Alberta worked as many as eighteen hours per day on the weekends to maintain their fledgling business. Four years later making more money on the weekends than he did at his full... read more
Tel: (585) 424-2350
In the spring of 1938 a young family man working at Eastman Kodak Company for 17 cents an hour decided he needed to supplement his income in order to support his family. He accomplished this by working weekends selling hot dogs and soda pop out of a small road side stand near his home in Webster NY. That young man's name was Bill Gray. Bill and his wife Alberta worked as many as eighteen hours per day on the weekends to maintain their fledgling business. Four years later making more money on the weekends than he did at his full... read more
869 East Ridge Rd, Rochester
Tel: (585) 342-9070
In the spring of 1938 a young family man working at Eastman Kodak Company for 17 cents an hour decided he needed to supplement his income in order to support his family. He accomplished this by working weekends selling hot dogs and soda pop out of a small road side stand near his home in Webster NY. That young man's name was Bill Gray. Bill and his wife Alberta worked as many as eighteen hours per day on the weekends to maintain their fledgling business. Four years later making more money on the weekends than he did at his full... read more
Tel: (585) 342-9070
In the spring of 1938 a young family man working at Eastman Kodak Company for 17 cents an hour decided he needed to supplement his income in order to support his family. He accomplished this by working weekends selling hot dogs and soda pop out of a small road side stand near his home in Webster NY. That young man's name was Bill Gray. Bill and his wife Alberta worked as many as eighteen hours per day on the weekends to maintain their fledgling business. Four years later making more money on the weekends than he did at his full... read more
2700 Brighton-Henrietta Town Line Road, Rochester
Tel: 585-413-1211
In the spring of 1938 a young family man working at Eastman Kodak Company for 17 cents an hour decided he needed to supplement his income in order to support his family. He accomplished this by working weekends selling hot dogs and soda pop out of a small road side stand near his home in Webster NY. That young man's name was Bill Gray. Bill and his wife Alberta worked as many as eighteen hours per day on the weekends to maintain their fledgling business. Four years later making more money on the weekends than he did at his full... read more
Tel: 585-413-1211
In the spring of 1938 a young family man working at Eastman Kodak Company for 17 cents an hour decided he needed to supplement his income in order to support his family. He accomplished this by working weekends selling hot dogs and soda pop out of a small road side stand near his home in Webster NY. That young man's name was Bill Gray. Bill and his wife Alberta worked as many as eighteen hours per day on the weekends to maintain their fledgling business. Four years later making more money on the weekends than he did at his full... read more
1650 Penfield Rd, Rochester
Tel: (585) 385-3450
In the spring of 1938 a young family man working at Eastman Kodak Company for 17 cents an hour decided he needed to supplement his income in order to support his family. He accomplished this by working weekends selling hot dogs and soda pop out of a small road side stand near his home in Webster NY. That young man's name was Bill Gray. Bill and his wife Alberta worked as many as eighteen hours per day on the weekends to maintain their fledgling business. Four years later making more money on the weekends than he did at his full... read more
Tel: (585) 385-3450
In the spring of 1938 a young family man working at Eastman Kodak Company for 17 cents an hour decided he needed to supplement his income in order to support his family. He accomplished this by working weekends selling hot dogs and soda pop out of a small road side stand near his home in Webster NY. That young man's name was Bill Gray. Bill and his wife Alberta worked as many as eighteen hours per day on the weekends to maintain their fledgling business. Four years later making more money on the weekends than he did at his full... read more
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