Went there hoping they had work for me and they didnt have anything for CD's. Still a great place…read moreto visit.

I read some of the reviews before I went, and they both were on opposite ends of the spectrum, so I…read moreknew I had to just go and find out for myself. It's actually really nice in there. The staff is really nice and helpful. It was nice to be able to talk to a clerk that seems like they enjoy their job for once. It's actually clean in there. one thing that caught my eye was that you can smell the incense display all around, but no one is burning incense and that was nice.

great source about Buffalo and surrounding communities. I always look here for information about my…read morecommunity.

What morons decide to have a daily newspaper printed that has to be shipped through the snowbelt?…read more Tonawanda News building on River road was available. So sad such a wonderful paper at one time, now it should be an embarrassment to any employed there.

Absolutely horrible. It used to be a good reliable newspaper but now it has very few pages and the…read moreprice keeps going up. It mostly has stories purchased from NYT.

Adorable bookstore with mostly books for kids and teens. I love all the clear signage here!…read more Shelves are organized by age group with sections for different interests, so it is easier for kids to find a new favorite book about something they enjoy. Regular bookstores can be overwhelming for kids who may not know what to look for, but a sign saying "books for animal lovers" is sure to get some interest. There are also sections for "snuggle up and read picture books" and "I am ready for longer chapters and bigger ideas", for example. LOVE IT. The curated book selection has many inclusive books too, not something I see in most kids' collections. Although the majority of books here are kid-focused, I found a couple to add to my to-read list too. There is a small parking lot around the back of the building for easy parking.

We've been wanting to check this bookstore out ever since we noticed it across from the zoo. Today,…read morewe were drawn in by the trail of bubbles outside the shop. There's a cute area in front of the big windows for reading. The book collection is wonderfully curated. I saw a lot of YA and middle grade titles in addition to children's books, including books I never saw before. Meg was very helpful and friendly, and she encouraged my son to branch out with the first Tristan Strong book. I wish my other son - another picky reader - came with us because I think he would have been happy to see the range of inclusive offerings.

Terrible customer service! Poor selection of items!…read more Very rude staff! Dirty store!

Please understand that the selection of books here is straight from Mao's China or Stalin's USSR…read more It is CHOCK FULL of communist propaganda, aimed at the ultimate destruction of the America. Other than that, great store....

Love it!! the place pretty clean and organized . They even…read morehelp me look for some Godzilla comics. They got good prices as well. Im going to add this location on my maps.

I was very happy with my visit to Gutter Pop Comics. First thing I noticed was the large selection…read moreof comics and graphic novels available. The graphic novel wall was stacked and broken down by genre, which was very helpful while browsing. The man working was super helpful. He wasn't sure they had a comic series I was looking for in stock. He looked it up on the computer and went down to the basement to get me the issue I was looking for. I also enjoyed the zine wall as this allowed me to browse local comic artist creations that you would not usually find. I wish I lived closer to this shop. One of the best comic book shops I've visited.

Love the new space! They are not quite set up for waffles yet but the owner is working on that -…read morewaffles are coming. Fitz Books has a friendly and welcoming vibe; come in and browse the eclectic and inspiring bookshelves. They have a section with vintage records too (and for very reasonable prices). Seating in the back is perfect for chilling out for a while with a new or new-to-you book. Parking is on the street.

I love that Buffalo has this free newspaper focusing on the Arts around town. The articles are…read moreleft leaning as the other reviewer mentions. But who cares? Don't red them if you don't want to. You'll still get great info on the local art scene and openings schedules etc. They have a lot of advertising, much of it "adult" so be prepared for that. Since it's free and can e found all over town you may have to keep it out of your kids hands while you wait for a fajita at Lone Star or have a coffee at Spot. 3 stars for the advertising content. Would be 4 without that given the plethora of info to be found inside the pages.

Smartvoice is a Scholarly Journal, whereas Cartvoice is when you overload your shopping trolley at…read moreWegmans and it starts complaining to you. However this is not that. This is a free publication which does a great job of chronicling all things Buffalo. I've been in it many, many times. The only reason it loses a star is that when I released some of my epic and very popular albums, which sold more than any Buffalo artist did in those years except for maybe the Goos and such (I'm serious... one of them sold 20k!), I didn't get any recognition at all from the ArtVoice music awards. They gave all their best albums and best newcomer awards to people that only sold records to 5 family members and such. It's okay though... my music wasn't cool enough for AV. That doesn't change the fact that it's a fantastic free local paper and I support them completely!