My wife and I have been going here for over 20 years. It's not just the quality of the work and…read morethe fair pricing; what we value the most is Michael's help making framing decisions. He doesn't push any particular choice, but keeps laying out options until we come up with something that works for us. The selection of mouldings and mats is huge and he knows the whole inventory. Getting a piece of art framed and giving it our own touch is an adventure for us, and we've always been very pleased with all the work we've had done by Michael and Frank. Our highest possible recommendation.

I happened to visit this shop on behalf of a sick friend who wanted a new Klimt framed. The art was…read morecoming from Europe any day. We wanted her to be happy and plan the frame and this was closest to her. We waited 10" for customers to complete their order and we walked about to consider frames. After looking at frames, we had ideas. The customers left. I had the poster ready to view on my phone. I asked for help choosing an A2 size frame, moderately priced. Suddenly, the older sales gent went all red in the face and, with significant anger in a very loud voice, said he didn't understand what I wanted. "What A2"? Whaddya mean?" I showed him the piece and said the A2 measurements are right here...and he EXPLODED at me! "I don't need no computers, I don't do that." It was the size of the art I was attempting to show him. Moving away from him, shocked at the torrent of red-faced agita about "A2," we backed away toward the door. Perplexed, astonished. Incredulous, we found our way out of this second floor shop (no AC) and looked at each other. Is this Bellevue north? WTH was THAT we wondered. I concluded? He's nuts, seriously bonkers. This is *way* beyond rude. So. Buster. Work out your problems on a couch because it is NOT OKAY TO YELL. Especially at women. Women, think about this review before visiting.

A friend of mine drew a picture of my dog for me after he passed. I took it to Tuckahoe Framing…read moreGallery, and he did an excellent job. The owner has many choices of frames and mattes, and he helped me pick the right glass. He did such a high-quality job with my artwork. I will definitely be returning next time I have something special to have framed.

Outstanding work on a delicate pastel. Museum quality at a fair price. Phen is a craftsman.read more

I have all my art framed here. The couple who own the place are very friendly and super…read moreknowledgeable. The prices are quite reasonable, and my artwork always comes out looking better. With tons of mats and frames to choose from, you'll get a helping hand from these professionals.

Liana takes a lot of time getting to know you and your artwork. Her choices are spot on and…read morehighlight your artwork. Very reasonable prices for the high level of service and the perfect framing

Loved my custom picture frame! Phill was very nice and professional. Would come back again!read more

Phil has a good eye and framed my Venice watercolors beautifully in a way I myself would not have…read morethought of myself. Give him a try with your framing needs

I was looking to get something framed, and heard about Backstreet Gallery from a family member as a…read moreplace I could potentially get it done. My go-to for framing is Michaels, but they can be costly so I thought I would check this place out to compare. From what I could gather, Backstreet provides several services relating to art prints; additionally, they also work with an external company to provide VHS to DVD conversion services. My initial visit was pretty standard - I chose my frame and the process was summarized to me. I was initially told there would be a 2-week turnaround time and that I would receive a call once the job was finished. To be transparent, it was a rocky road between dropping off my print and picking it up; I did not receive it until about 1.5 months later. However, Eileen was very transparent with the progress and performed a great service recovery. Overall, I wouldn't say this was the smoothest transaction, but Backstreet ultimately delivered and provided good customer service.

Quality, creative work at a fair price. My go to for canvas stretching and framing of my art.read more

I came in for $13.99 passport photos. They did an excellent job (since my ones from the post office…read morewere rejected). And what an awesome store! Frames and cards galore. There are a lot of nice gift options, as well. Some cards and printed napkins were particularly amusing. They offer a lot of handy printing services, as well. Very warm and helpful. This type of local store is the type we need to continue supporting to keep around.

Older man who works here (owner perhaps) needs to work on his customer service skills. When you…read morehave trouble finding a photo order after the customer name & order number is given multiple times, you should be more apologetic instead of giving a paying customer a hard time. No need for this process to take more than a minute. Perhaps you need to LISTEN & BELIEVE what your customer is saying so that you can locate the orders in a timely fashion without being rude to said customer. We will not be back to the store.

I guess I can't update this anymore. Was gonna say how amazing Andy is and then add more pics, but…read moreI guess I can't do either of these without starting from square one -- but I don't mind cause this place is AMAZING!!! So happy w the results! Super cool owner! Andy, I will be back soon for sure! Thank u so much! This is the only place to go in westchester!!!!!

This is the go to place for all my framing. They are so talented, helpful and Andy has a great…read moresense of humor. Bought a large photograph from a well known photographer in the Adirondacks and asked him who he suggested I should go to for framing. He said there is a place in Westchester that is careful and wonderful, The Elegant Poster in Dobbs Ferry. Artists' recommendations go a long way. Andy did a wonderful job on the piece.