Boscov's is a HUGE department store in Greece Ridge Mall in the Barnes and Noble wing. I had heard…read morethey had a good selection of women's clothes, so I stopped in while running errands. You will want a long time to spend in here. I probably spent 45 minutes to an hour, and I didn't see even the whole women's section, let alone the rest of the store. I came away with a Calvin Klein blouse and a work-appropriate dress, both reasonably priced. I will say that there do seem to be many clothes geared toward retirement age women (I am 40) but I'd go again to see what else I can find for the office.

Boscovs, will always hold a special place in my heart for me; as it is one of my favorite family…read moreowned department stores. My mom who passed four years ago, that used to be our favorite thing to do , and we went to the Erie, PA grand opening; so I knew I had to come to check the Rochester location , grand opening out, as a celebration of our favorite department store. Boscovs, when they open a new location; a lot of managers ,travel from other locations to assist in the success of the opening weekend. I don't know a lot of department stores, when they open other then grand opening sales, have live entertainment and fireworks, support area charities as well,based upon their location. Competive pricing, sales, military discounts and spectacular on3linr deals, is how they thrive. In my opinion, from my visit, the store is in the perfect mall, that still has life, and will generate revenue, as shoppers catch on. Of course, deals were found by all. Wishing the 51st Boscovs location much success.​

This dollar store puts the other one in Greece to shame. This store is significantly bigger with…read moremany more options. The store is very clean and well lit. They have several employees so the lines aren't crazy. The staff are warm and welcoming.

Dollar Tree excels in what it's meant to be, a dollar store. There are plenty of other Dollar Trees…read morearound Rochester that pretty much contain the same products. These include a decent selection of food, crafting items, holiday trinkets and office supplies to name a few. At this location, I will say that I'd admire its size. It being part of a strip mall isn't so ideal but as I stated, the size allows for this branch to carry more products. I go here to purchase bubble mailers and envelopes when I need to and it rarely costs me anything about five dollars most of the time. Organization? It's there but it could be better. There is usually a mess of papers in the office section and the floors are quite dirty but it's not excessively dirty but not super clean. Staff is friendly and clearly know what they are doing so wait times at registers are never an issue for me. Kind of wish that this store was closer to me but it delivers what I need to deliver. Not the best, but convenient for those who frequent Ridge Rd and seek cheap eats or tools.

Decent Target store like any others I shop at near home. I was happy with my service and products…read morein shopping. Nice big store with organized shelves in shopping. We only stopped in for a few things. So nothing for me to get anything to get worked up on.

Typical Target clean and customer service was very helpful. Strange though, this location does not…read morehave self checkout. But there is a Starbucks I

This is a lovely shop on the main street with the sweetest local owners. It's THE place to find…read moregifts in Fair Haven, such as clothing/apparel, cards, home goods, furniture and decor, toys, beach/Lake Ontario-themed items, souvenirs and one-of-a-kind vintage pieces. They always have new decor and merchandise for the seasons and holidays, too, at great prices.

At Home is the mecca for everything household. The store is clean and it is easy to find things as…read morethey are broken up into well organized departments. I like their large selection of pots for plants, kitchen essentials and frames. I found some grilling tools, which was exciting as I got my first grill from my mom for my birthday and enjoy grilling.

Great selection of home goods, but poorly organized and managed…read more Full disclosure - I tried to go to Bed Bath and Beyond first, not realizing the entire chain had gone out of business, so this was not my first choice for a home decor store. Ended up here while looking for wall shelves and similar storage solutions. It was somewhat difficult for me to find what I was looking for. I kept ending up in the unofficial "storage solutions" section, which included over-the-door racks, drawer organizers, shower caddies, and various cabinet organizers. Figuring there had to be something else, I looked for an employee to ask for help and couldn't find anyone. The store was the size of a Wal-Mart, and the whole time I was there, I only saw two employees - one at a checkout counter and one stocking merchandise. Eventually, I asked the latter for help, and they seemed rather uninterested, like I was distracting them from something else. I usually prefer not being approached or guided by employees, but that's not the same as not being able to find any help when you have a question about a product. I did eventually find wall shelves in the "wall decor" section, which held things like picture frames, clocks, and wall art. That's not a problem, I just wish I was able to get help finding it and not have to just wander through the store lost. The shelves, clocks, and other wall installations were really haphazardly organized, as if they'd just been shoved onto the shelves in any random order. There wasn't a lot of variety in them, so we kind of settled for something mostly because we really didn't want to have to go to another home goods store. The store as a whole is... fine, I guess. But between the disorganization and the difficulties in finding anything (including someone to check you out), I wouldn't go there again.

Employees are helpful and professional. Selection of products is vast. Make sure you have enough…read moretime to browse. Pricing is more than fair compared to retail stores.

This is the type of store that I could spend a lot of money at without meaning to (like its…read morecounterparts, Marshalls and TJ Maxx). It's similar to those stores but entirely home goods, as the name suggests. The store is huge and has everything from furniture to decor to seasonal items. I had fun looking through the shelves, but my only complaint is that the shelves aren't entirely organized. The store is organized by section (kitchen, office, living room, etc), but the shelves within each section kind of just have a bunch of items on them for you to sift through. This could be a plus or minus, depending on what you're looking for from a shopping experience. I think I could find a lot of good decorations here and will return whenever I want to spruce up my apartment!

New to the area, visited this location for the first time yesterday…read more Immediately upon entering store looked to be pretty organized. The gentleman at the register was pleasant and efficient. Recyclable bag was great :-)

I've been a customer since they opened 4 yrs ago. You can…read morefind about anything for the home(cleaning supplies, food, toiletries, gardening supplies, storage bins, etc). I buy here all my paper needs(toilet, napkins, Kleenex) and cleaning supplies. Their apparel Dept is a hit or miss. One has to be lucky, but check it out and you may find a nice set. They carry scrubs sets with different motif. The best stretch jeans leggings I buy here. They have the brand name of my cats food. Today, Wegmans was out of it; I got it here instead. A bit more expensive but convenient. The staff is always nice. A few months back they had a problem with a beggar accosting their customers and they had a security guard near by. I did not see either one of them tonight.

Village Gate Square is a nice place to escape the heat and to appreciate great art, sculpture, and…read morea chill laid-back vibe. Grab a street hotdog and enjoy the shaded courtyard

This place is a great business center. There are a variety of shops, restaurants, and ample space…read morefor various events. I have visited during the Mayday Underground Craft Show. It is a little confusing on how to enter the building, but once in, it is a great space. I love the artwork, and sculptures. This time I went on a Sunday to the craft show and a lot of the businesses were closed, but there were many open as well including a unique shop that sold knickknacks and chalk paint, a cute coffee shop, a mystical shop, and a children's book store.