This multi-level eclectic craft shop really shines during the holidays. Jam packed with unusual…read moreornaments, luxe wreaths and speciality gifts made by local artisans. The hours are hard to discern. I have even showed up during the posted hours to a closed shop. Disappointing to say the least as this place is a bit out if the way. Do yourself a favor and call first. I would also recommend leaving large bags and bulky winter clothing in the car. I have knocked something over more than once as they have very little room to walk. Deni says: It's a gem. Go!

Love to see what's new in this store, especially at holiday time. We always pick up something new…read moreto add to our holiday decorations. There's a barn outside filled with sale items. The yard also has all kinds of goodies for you to discover. In the house there are 2 floors filled with anything you can dream of wanting. Country/Primitive decor. It can be a bit tight as you try to browse. It's a popular store. Some of their specialties include great smelling large candles with matching potpourri, and faux greens and picks. They have amazing wreaths and door decor as well. Always available to help you recreate something they have done or to create what you were dreaming of.

Updated Salty means updated review! Dropping a reminder that if you have yet to be in the *new*…read moreSalty, it is time to stop in! The store has made a pandemic-inspired switch from monochromatic going out and professional clothes to a more varied gifts, wearables, and home goods boutique! I absolutely adored Salty 1.0 and am even more in love with Salty 2.0. I stopped in over the weekend and grabbed two adorable dresses, a makeup case with butts all over it, and a nice "at-home and chillin" sweater. The price point for many items has come down, and I am confident you will continue to find literally anything you're looking for here. The cute shoes and jewelry wall are still here, and there's now space for local maker popups and more! Quirky candles, fun and upscale gifts, pillows, glassware, all take up the park ave-facing side of the store. Same staff still crazy helpful and there to help make the experience fun. Stop by and find something new for yourself or a friend!

Very cute trendy boutique located on Park Avenue. If you are looking for that "salty" gift then you…read morefound the place. The store is clean and trendy. Some of the one of a kind items you will find here are Jewelry, candles, cards, plates, shoes, clothing and much more. I live how the one clothing line does the sizes. Lol Prices are very reasonable. Stop in and browse as you won't be disappointed.

The selection of items was incredibly. However, service was very dependent on who you spoke to, the…read moremanager on Sunday was a bit rude and escalated a simple question into a bit of a rude and not necessary aggressive conversation. Kayla was fabulous though.

Avoid shopping Sunday's at all costs - Manager Melissa…read more I'm a weekly customer and avid comic collector who loves the treasure hunt here. For context, I stopped shopping on Sundays months ago due to prior issues involving Melissa (weekend manager) and another employee. After six months away, I tried again--same result. I also observed smoking within a few feet of the public entrance when I arrived. On 10/19/2025, I brought two early '70s Batman issues to the 5-items-or-fewer line with Melissa, who was visibly agitated and had just called for additional front-end help. She allowed a one-item customer to go ahead--no issue. During my checkout, she began picking at the price stickers, bending the books, and left nail marks on a cover. I politely asked her not to remove stickers--a routine request I've made many times here because it can damage older paper. She paused for ~30 seconds, then rolled her eyes and replied, "Suuuuuure" in a sarcastic tone as if to imply I was crazy. I declined the purchase and stepped away. She called after me that she would personally buy the books so "no one would lose out," then grabbed the phone, threatened to call the police, ordered me to leave, and banned me--in front of three cashiers and roughly 6-8 customers. I was also accused of "threatening/harassing," which was unfounded and embarrassing. I value this store, but the conduct today was unprofessional and needlessly escalatory--especially from a manager. I hope ownership reviews the footage, clarifies handling of collectibles (including sticker removal), and addresses customer communication and de-escalation.

I love HomeGoods for rugs and wall decor. Reasonable prices, fine quality, and for me, someone who…read moreis still struggling to land on a home aesthetic, a perfect way to play and see what I like in my home. I went recently and the store was more organized than Henrietta and had everything we needed in a convenient place. I need to return the comforter we bought because it's hideous in our room (LOL halp) but other than that, successful trip. This is a great stop if you're looking to spruce up your home or just want to browse and forget the world for a half hour.

Cashier stole my item: She charged me for it and never put it in the bag. I bought several items…read moreand didn't notice until I check my receipt. When I called the store the "manager" I spoke to was very unhelpful and sounded as she could've cared less. I think the staff at this store practice this swipe and keep scheme/scam often. Home goods needs to find better employees, yes the economy is not great at the moment but there is no honor among thieves!

I insistently drop off my gently used household items. The employees are kind and helpful with a…read morewide range of abilities so this is a great sheltered work space for them to be at. When I moved into a bigger house. I stopped and purchase some great furniture at very reasonable prices to hold us over. Till we bought new items, then we brought the older items back.

From the owner: Goodwill isn't just a store where you find incredible bargains like discount clothing for women,…read moremen and kids. Goodwill of the Finger Lakes, a not-for-profit organization, offers a remarkable way to make our community better. When you spend a few dollars at a Goodwill retail store and get a great deal on discounted clothing or make a donation of gently-used second hand clothes & other items, you'll be helping to change lives by creating jobs in our stores and funding innovative community-based programs. It's an amazing blend of entrepreneurship and giving back which feels good! So donate used clothes or other items at one of our drop off locations or come in to shop. Either way, you'll be helping to change lives in a big way.

This is a fun new place to take the family- highlights renewable energy sources and local arts as…read morewell. Good for a family or curious folks who like to see renewable energy in action. The rooftop has solar panels- there will be food and drink up there once the weather warms up. 2nd floor has a cycling/spin room that has bikes that generate electricity and show how much you are generating. There are 2 wind turbines right behind the building. The plan is to have the entire building operate on alternative / renewable energy sources. There is an atrium and skylight in the center of the building with a grow wall with plants. Local artists' work adorns the walls. Plenty more to say and see here- come check it out!

From the owner: Let us make your next celebration, business meeting or cocktail party memorable, beautiful space…read moreincluding the state of the art space surrounding art, science, and the rooftop with a view! Guided tours for all ages. Contact our event manager at (585) 266-1068. And Join us every Tuesday and Thursday at 9am-10am for Story & Discovery Hour sponsored by Summit Federal Credit Union.

Fritz's Patriot Place is a retail store that sells clothing, accessories and other merchandise…read more Although it first appears to be a generic flag store, they mostly sell items that attempt to be edgy or vulgar. Unfortunately for them, it mostly comes off as a cheap Spencer's Gifts knock off, with a partisan twist. Their goal is apparently to try and offend people, as if it's part of their marketing plan. If I had to envision a store that looked like it was entirely planned by insecure juvenile boys, then this would be it. Frankly, there's much wittier items from other retailers all over the internet, so I doubt this brick and mortar location will last very long after the initial novelty wears off.

If you LOVE gimmicks and want to support business and or people that pander to the fears and…read morethoughts of the less intelligent, this is a great store. It's not about selling quality products - it's about trolling. The same way Kid Rock panders to his audience. The funniest thing is that it presents itself as being a patriot store... you know, the usual 'America Is The Greatest' and all of that, yet when you look at where a lot of the products in the store are made... well, you know the story. If you want to contribute to the further division in the country, then this is the place to go. And the owner will even tell you what you want to hear: That you're being a patriot for buying his 'made elsewhere', pro-America products. By the way, the place smells like the fecal matter of a guy who only eats Mexican food that is on the verge of going bad. This isn't a judgement... just a statement of fact. Maybe I went on the wrong day.

My wife told me about her experience at this Walmart this past Friday. A little backstory of that…read moreshe is 8.5 months pregnant and was with our 3-year-old daughter who loves to help scan items. My wife picked up some items we needed during midday at this particular Walmart in Victor, and when she was using the self register, she was scanning items and our daughter was trying to scan items as well as it set off the shoplifting alarm in on the register and the male attendant came over and was terribly rude and made a scene so that other shoppers stopped and watched to her even after she explained that our daughter was trying to eagerly help scan items (again she's just 3) and everything was scanned. The attendant, went through my wife's shopping bags, without permission, to make sure everything was accounted for and basically accused every other item he saw in the bag to be not scanned until my wife SHOWED HIM on the register where it was scanned. Every item one by one. Meanwhile he threatened her that "he already voided someone's order today, he's not afraid to do it again with her", then turns to our 3 year daughter and asked her if she's been naughty this year because Santa's watching her. After my wife accounted for all her items in the bags, she said he stood there to watch the remainder of the items being scanned all while trying to look and see if there was something in her stuffed in her coat because, you know, SHE'S EIGHT MONTHS PREGNANT!!! SHE LOOKS LIKE SHE IS CARING TWINS!! How about next time, when you see a pregnant mom, struggling with a little toddler you ask to help her instead of accuse her of stealing and threatening to void her transaction and stand there and stare at her stomach to see if she stealing something under the coat. DO BETTER WALMART!!!!

Stopped in over the holiday weekend as I was in the area, easy in and out parking, it's smaller…read morethan Henrietta. I found everything I needed easily, aisles are well marked, and organized, place was clean, staff were helpful for the one item I couldn't find. Checkout had a 1 register open with a long line, but self checkout, which I use, was moving steady so got out in just a couple minutes. Definitely going to stop back in when in the area, nice store, thanks.