If you have game, I have heard, then you can get a lady on the street and all kinds of things in…read morethe bedroom. But since I'm not a chauvinistic walking stereotype, I can neither confirm nor deny the veracity of those statements. What I can confirm, though, is that there are some pretty fancy styles to be found here at Streetgame. What's more, the prices are dirt cheap (by Mall standards, for sure), probably because it's nestled in one of the lowest income neighbourhoods in WNY. But what it does mean is that if you want some cool street clothes for bargain basement prices, you can stop down here on Bailey and check it out. At least 4 of the items in my clothing collection are from here (and I also use charity shops, just call me Macklemore), because I'm poor a.f. by some standards. While you're down here, pop up to Bailey Seafood nearby and enjoy the greatest fish sandwich you have ever eaten in your life... ever.

Let me start by saying this I'm new to the Buffalo area and I'm big on customer service and…read moreengagement. I've worked in retail for over 20 years so I know both sides of the fence. I went online to search for sneakers store in the Buffalo area and Streetgame came up. So, when they came up and I saw the storefront of their merchandise. I decided I would go there and check them out to see what they had. When I walked into store there were two guys at the counter and neither one of them greeted me. Then this lady walks in after me and they immediately greet her. I turned around in shock and looked at them, then one of the guys proceeded to ask me if I needed any help. So, I told him no I'm good and walked out of the store. Why would I want to patronize a store when they can't seem to greet every customer. Nowadays, it's seems like people are more engaged in their phones at work than making sure they give every customer an exceptional shopping experience. It starts by greeting the customer the moment that they walk through the door!

This was my first time in this store and it was so fun! I loved browsing all the imported items…read morefrom different countries and the Owner's Mom was so friendly and helpful. I purchased a dress and earrings. I'm planning on doing some Holiday shopping here!

This place is a gem in the West Side! Louise sources beautiful clothing, jewelry, gifts & some…read moredecor items from around the world; particularly throughout Africa and Asia. And her conversations are just as much of a treasure.

Nicely curated collection but felt more like a museum than a vintage clothing shop. There are many…read moreunique pieces here, it is neat and clean, but wildly expensive. I was unsure if the clothes hanging on the wall or items in the glass cases were for sale. It is mostly men's items. There are no women's items for sale. There were a handful of kids items but way overpriced. I have been buying/selling vintage kids items for years and the pricing was way off on these.

Super great store their instagram is @savetherags if you want to see their vibe. Great selection of…read moreold camping gear and books plus second hand graphic t shirt, jeans, overalls, jackets, and sweaters. A little more expensive then what I normally spend but such a cute place.

Absolutely love this store especially for gift buying. I have found a lot of unique finds and…read moreentertaining items, so I always know to try this store when I'm buying for that person that has everything. I even dropped a note about a few items I wanted myself, so I got them for Mothers Day!! They also gift wrap for free so that helps out.

Listen to the morning news on AM 930. They always advertise…read morea sale, never shop without it. Buy 1 get half off or 20% off, and be sure to mention before they cash you out... The prices are high but if young and don't care about foot issues go anywhere. If your feet hurt or are sore then this is the place to go. Pro fittings and attention to detail and yes when you walk in they approach you to help you and save time selecting shoes, walking around and looking will do nothing until you know the shoe fit that is appropriate for your individual situation. For restaurant workers they carry the anti slip bottoms, for diabetics, sore feet, arch supports, they have you covered.

Talk about a 5-star treatment…read more This isn't the kind of shop where you browse & choose shoes for yourself without any help from a store clerk until it's time to checkout or when you have to search high & low for someone to answer a question or check in the back for your size... I was greeted at the door, led to a chair, and spoiled, while Paul measured my feet, checked the stock for different sizes and styles, assisted me with trying on different shoes and kept track of my purchases while I browsed the store for more. Paul was so kind & professional. He listened to my concerns, asked thoughtful questions about where & why I'd be wearing my new shoes, and found me two sets of shoes made from high-quality leather that are made to last. This was my first visit to SAS shoes, but it certainly won't be my last. Like Paul says, "cheap things usually aren't made to last and things made to last usually aren't cheap!"

Need some Holiday earrings? Or Halloween hairpins?…read moreOr glittery anything? This could be the place. While I gather they have regular stores as well, I have only ever been to outlet locations, and then only for something intended for one, perhaps two, times use. They will always hit on that score. Things not terrifically well made, but priced right, ideal for a Halloween costume, a prom shiny moment, a :quick fix" for something else? The staff here are pleasant, and if you take a moment or two you are sure to find whatever you may need.

Cool shop for small accesories like earrings, cheap sunglasses, hairpins, …read more. Quality is not very good, but everything is cheap enough to forgive that. If you have a costumed party, look for extra items at claire's!

One of a kind location. You can buy a new fur, get a custom piece designed, or clean/alter old…read morefurs. Theres no place like it.

I discovered Russell's a few years ago and have been going to get my shearling items cleaned there…read moreever since. I own one shearling coat and a pair of shearling gloves and they have been life savers when we've had bitter winters. The gloves were the only thing allowing me to hold on to my steering wheel when it was below 0 during the winter. The cold went right through non-shearling gloves like it was nothing. I wish I had known about Russell's sooner because I got salt on my coat and gloves and it stayed there until I found out I could get the items cleaned. Salt causes the material to deteriorate so it's not good for the items' longevity. It's a little more than the average dry cleaning bill; $55 for cleaning the coat and $20 for the gloves. I've found their pricing is fair, things come back quicker than other places, and they have amazing customer service. My gloves were looking like they were beyond saving; blackened fingers and what not. I was pleasantly surprised when they came back looking like new. They also repaired one of my coat pockets for me at no extra charge when I tore it. I'm really rough with my stuff and I'm grateful they were able to hook me up. This is why I can't have nice things. If you opt for the cleaning and storage, then it drops down to $45 for cleaning and $45 for storage and with tax comes out to about $100. They also run a clean and store special for $80 at the end of spring. Storage is on-site so retrieving items is easy. Russell's also sells fur, leather, and shearling coats and accessories but one fur/shearling coat and a pair of gloves is enough for me. Their stuff is very nice and well made but I'm very rough with the stuff I currently own. I've got my eye on a fur muffler though; cuz I'm fancy.

Nice shoes and better price than other stores buy from the same store far at least 10 yearsread more

Very cool store if you are looking for sneakers and other high end hiking shoes etc. Both adult and…read morechildrens sizes and styles. If they dont have it they can order it. Mall hours and parking. 39/2015