I've never seen a store like this. Clearly it's seasonal - and the season is Christmas. It's in…read morethe Premier plaza on Transit, towards one end. Easy parking. Walking in it's EVERYTHING CHRISTMAS. trees (fake), lights, lighted reindeer, ornaments, various Santa's, elves, wrapping paper, window lights. The list is endless. Endless. If they don't have it here it may not exist. I'm not an avid holiday decoration shopper so not sure about prices, but wrapping paper seemed reasonable. Easy parking.

So I discovered this Christmas store in Eastern Hills Mall. It's in the section near JC Penney and…read moreright around the corner from Niagara Emporium. I'm always a sucker for going into Christmas stores. I think Christmas in July was made for me. My most recent quest for Christmas has been to expand my caroling families collection and I found a cute set here today. Anyhow, besides the normal Christmas items they also carry a variety of gift items, household decorations, and items for other holidays. Currently they have Valentine items and they were setting up things for St Patrick's Day. Prices seem to be in par with other similar type store. It's the type of place I'll definitely revisit on future visits to the mall. 2021-16

Omg! What a wonderful store! I happened to see their advertisement on Facebook and didn't realize…read morehow big this place is. They have so many beautiful items for sale. I had a chance to talk to the owner for quite a while. His name is Keith, he is so friendly and likable. They're going to have the "real" Santa Claus come even for dogs! I got to take a few pictures of my pups. The store is supposed to be open eventually seven days a week right now they're closed on Mondays. This is a year-round store. Highly recommend.

I was finally able to attend a wreath making class hosted by the wreath barn. It was a blast and I…read moregot to take home a gorgeous wreath. What an fun way to spend a morning before the Bills game and get into holiday mode. I'd absolutely recommend this class to anyone who like crafts or wants to try something new. Everything you need is supplied for you on site and there even some extra upgrade ornaments available for you to purchase if you would like your wreath to be extra. The class was well run and pretty easy to follow. Making a wreath was a little more time consuming than I'd anticipated but well worth the effort. You might want to bring some gardening gloves to protect your hands. Check their Facebook page for class dates before the holidays. They also have a retail location and are at local craft fairs if you want to buy a premade wreath or centerpiece.

From the owner: Join us for one of our multiple Wreath Or Centerpiece Classes! Find our calendar of…read moreevents/locations at TheWreathBarn.com and you may purchase your tickets there! Call to pre-order your Fresh Wreath, Centerpiece or Specialty Holiday Decorations!

Been going there for many years! Wonderful family with great crafts and wreaths! Highly recommendread more

Winter wonderland! This is an awesome family owned and run Christmas tree farm and gift shop. The…read morefamily that runs it are the nicest people ever. You can even custom order any kind and size wreath you want! They are amazing! The craftsmanship and quality are unbelievable. You get amazing healthy beautiful trees there for half the price you would in buffalo! Very helpful friendly staff that obviously love what they do. You need to check them out :)

Vidler's is the largest five and dime store in the USA, and its historic wooden floors and vintage…read moredisplays are a huge draw for tourists as well as the faithful locals who call East Aurora "home". Alongside peppermint sticks, lollipops burnt candied peanuts and cow-tails in the penny candy shop, you can get a bag of popcorn from the antique popcorn machine! For the price of one thin dime, you will be transported to the Victoria era where ladies dressed and fancy hats and gloves when they shopped. And while you were waiting for your popcorn, do take a ride on Sandi the mechanical horse. Of course that's also a dime!

Huge store with a zillion things to browse. The prices are jacked up so prepare yourself that…read morethere's no five and dime prices. But its an experience and fun once in a while. We found the candy section amusing.

This store is huge. And carries all things Christmas. In August. It was a surprising site to me…read more So I had to check it out. Honestly, you'll find ornaments to holiday table tablecloths to festive outside displays here. In all price points and a wide variety of styles. Some of the ornaments were beautiful. I remain surprised it's evidently open year round and has enough business to keep it that way. 74/R-a-D Challenge

Marilla country store holds enormous appeal for adults as well as children. Upon entering the…read morestore, my two young grandsons began begging to buy something. I held them off for the better part of an hour after which they picked out a substantial amount of candy at the registers. This is the ideal place to find primitive and modern farmhouse country decor. They have beautiful textiles, housewares and dishware. There's also an enormous selection of gifts, fashions, accessories, and about 1 million different sprinkles in their cake decorating corner My two little guys enjoy the overall antique appearance of the building, but especially on the second floor. The museum holds a great allure to them. We did stop at the candy counter and bring home a box of hand-dipped chocolates, and some unusual gummy candies. We had a great time!

This place is super cute! Has an old time feel to it. Reminds me of when I was little with all the…read morecandy on the wall and the little Knick knacks to choose from. They have a deli and a lot of prepackaged dry goods selection. Some of the house decor is a little higher priced. I found some really cute stuffed veggie toys but they were nearly $60! Yikes. Overall, everything else was really nice. They had Amish made products too which we'll be back for. Staff was friendly :)

Mark, Jen, and Ed are wonderful to work with. They do a fantastic job...whatever you've hired them…read morefor: windows, brick cleaning, house washing, etc. I have known Mark for years and he is one of the most upstanding, honest, kind, hard working people I have ever met. On top of all that, their prices are reasonable. I couldn't recommend them more highly.

I have used the Bubbly Sponge twice to clean my gutters & once to wash outside windows. They were…read morepunctual & did a great job. I have also referred them to other family members in the past who were equally pleased with their work. I recommend them to anyone who needs their gutters cleaned or windows washed.

I stopped in to buy seed packets, and if I had three acres, I still would have over-purchased. I…read morewas an equal opportunity optimist: Flowers, vegetables and herbs will find places in my backyard! I found a pound of Jake's honey for $19. He buys it from his neighbors who keep bees, so it's an excellent remedy for allergy sufferers: Local blooms! It's medium-amber colored and light tasting. It's silky! I also bought a single scoop of Hershey's strawberry ice cream for $2, which was generous and very much worth the price!

We stumbled upon this cozy little spot on our way back from another event last month! The exterior…read morewas decorated so well for the winter and the holidays that I just had to stop and take a look around. This is the kind of general store feel you'd see in a Christmas movie. The inside matched the outside with decorations and little holiday themes. There were little decorations for sale all over the shop. I grabbed a gallon of maple syrup and a little red pick up truck decoration. We also grabbed a grilled cheese sandwich from their kitchen area. Which was delicious on the car ride back to the city. The service is so great here. Everything is clean and the staff are super friendly and helpful. Everything is also priced really well here too. I will definitely be back during the holiday travels!

Who doesn't love a mom and pop Christmas tree farm? Hill's grants people the gift of earning…read moreChristmas by selecting walking around the farm, selecting your tree of choice, and cutting it down yourself. They team very kindly checks you in, gives you a saw, and send you on your way. We walked out and found our beloved Frasier fur, cut it down, and walked it to the path to be picked up. The team is super organized and does a great job of prepping your tree to take home. They helped us strap this little guy up and we were on our way! Pro-tip: they also have trees they cut down fresh that you can pick from. They have them tagged for you can select the tree of your dreams. As much fun as the saw wash, we will be doing that next year. Come shop local and get your tree!

Excellent service by the host/farmer Butch. This local business has been running for 30 years, and…read morethere's not a bad choice among the trees. He will cut the tree to size, bundle it in twine, and tie it off to your rack. In 2024, open between November 29th- December 15th. We were late, but called for an appointment, and we were amazed by the quality of choices!! $11/foot.