My business is still using Identity Ink. We have a great working relationship with them. Post-covid…read moresupply chain issues have been challenging for a lot of businesses, and they have definitely affected garment price and availability. Jill does a great job of helping us find the garments we want in colors we like. This sometimes involves a little bit of wrangling, but she always come through with options that work for us. They are not necessarily the absolute least expensive or the absolute fastest - but they provide reliable and high quality work for reasonable prices in a clear and consistent timeframe, with the option to expedite turnaround if needed. We really appreciate the reliability that we've come to count in with Identity Ink.

They have done exceptional work for us over the years. I won't go anywhere else. Quick response,…read moregreat product and quick turnaround! Very Highly Recommend!

Love this place! We are always greeted when we walk in the door, and the staff is always ready to…read morelook up and/or order items for us. Stock ranges from janitorial supplies to equipment to uniforms. Both back and front of house are represented.

You cannot go wrong with this locally owned copy store. I entrusted them with the printing of my…read morewedding invites, inserts, table numbers and seating charts and everything was absolutely stunning. They took extra care to make sure that larger prints were handled carefully and provided proper sturdy protection to make sure the above prints did not bend, crease, etc. I also recently turned to them after I paid for a print from a graphic designer online only to realize that what I paid for was merely a digital art print and the designer would not print and ship. So with just my digital file I contacted the store and they were able to give me instructions to appropriately send them the digital file. What I received after was a beautiful art print that is now hanging on my wall. There is no changing now, if I ever need anything printed/copied this will be my spot for sure.

Nice to have this store centrally located downtown. Took my 250meg document and printed it large…read moreformat in less than 5 minutes ...look out FedEx Store!

Very good professional and knowledgeable people very good repairs. I highly recommend these people.read more

Not to be confused with Buffalo Cumputters, which are men who are available for hire for bukkake…read morework in WNY. So my laptop gave out on me and I was shopping around to trying to find somebody local and cheap that would fix it. These are one of the friendliest places that I talked to and they were offering pretty good rates, but I went with a slightly better rate and honestly for the service that I got, and the problems that it has caused, I kind of wish I would have gone with these people instead. But hindsight is 20/20 isn't it.

I received EXELLENT service when dealing with Adworks at 182 Central Avenue in Lancaster. The…read moreowner Dawn G. is tremendous to deal with. I highly recommend her company.

Dawn is absolutely the best! She is always busy but makes time to make sure everything is perfect,…read moreprobably why she is always busy! Have ordered several items from them and always done with great quality and care. Very personable and caring!!

I had often wondered about this misleadingly-small-looking store front on Niagara a mere ten minute…read morewalk from my home. Housed in a well-kept building on the corner of Hamilton (a block from Sun) and topped with an appropriately eye catching custom sign, Utzig Signs has been in business since 1975. It is currently run by the super nice (and almost menacingly large) Mike Utzig and his holy-crap-he-looks-exactly-like-how-his-dad-probably-looked-20-years-ago son. Seriously, it was like the Dolph Lundgren-body double version of Dr Evil and his mini-me. I went through Utzig to have a sign made for our community garden and the entire experience was great. I sent them a form email via their website, requesting some information on pricing and other details, which was promptly replied to with a phone call from the owner. He was very nice and helpful over the phone, explaining several options, and I was able to get his email address and send him the sign via the 'net - it was completed soon after, despite me saying "no hurry," and I received a courtesy email telling me it was ready. Easy-peezy. After my own courtesy call to apologize for MY delay, Mike took no issue - my bizarre work schedule and busy pre-work community group schedule conspired to hold off my pick up a week. The sign looks great - it was just some clip art and font I threw together in Microsoft Word and virtual printed as a pdf but there was no distortion in color or pixelation on a 24x20" sign. A mere $25 for a fade-reistant vinyl coated, metal core sign (a similar sign purchased by my community group predecessors has lasted several years in our garden and looks new still). I was especailly impressed with the turn around when I went to pick it up and saw how busy they are - they had neatly organized finished jobs around the space and customers coming in and out regularly. The owner and his son were equally nice in person as Mike had been on the phone. A great, local business that managed to be big-store professional with downhome customer service. Awesome.

What happens when Buffalo's finest bartender gets pregnant? We gain Buffalo's finest bartending…read moresupply boutique...and she gets a baby. Win, Win! Perhaps you have noticed in the past several years that the winds of change have been blowing in Western New York mostly in the culinary/mixology realm. Bars in the recent past relied on large-bosomed attractive bartenders who had no idea what the hell a Negroni was, but they could make a hell of a vodka Red Bull. About three years ago that all changed. Bars started utilizing house made syrups and shrubs, bitters and infused oils, and herbs and spices. Bartending in Buffalo was elevated to a high art, where the bartender became more than a good listener (with a nice bosom), but a master of their trade with in depth knowledge of spirits and paired flavors. Drinks were elevated from something that'll get ya drunk, to something to be savored and relished. It is the difference between Red Lobster and the French Laundry, i.e. a Grand Canyon sized chasm. This begs the question from whence did these winds of change originate, and no, the answer is not the Scorpions. While I can go into a long and detailed history, you can read my other reviews for that. Let us just say the conclusion to that historical musing would lead you squarely to Jon Karel, Kerry Quaile, and Zack Mikida...the proprietors of this fine establishment and mixologists extraordinaire (tags I do not use lightly). Should you be one of the fortunate in Western New York to watch any of these three ply their craft you would have noticed a large array of specialized tools at their disposal. Things like Yarai Mixing glasses and Lewis Ice Bags became commonplace, and used for to the delight of the crowd. Watching these three work created a showmanship in a bar not seen since Tom Cruise flipped bottles in Cocktail, which intoxicated (in more ways than one) the viewing audience. However, just like watching the Cooking Channel at home, you learn to demystify that which was previously only the in grasp of a select few. You realize that with some practice and the right tools, you indeed could elevate your home bar and mixology skills, much to the delight of your guests, spouse or house pet. This is where Queen City Shaken & Stirred enters. The aforementioned proprietors decided to help supply and educate the home audience by creating a beautiful boutique on Hertel Avenue (right next to the Sidebar). The classy interior and reclaimed wood theme beautifully accents the inventory of both vintage and state of the art bartending supplies and glassware. On my first visit to the store, I upgraded my jigger and bar spoon, along with a rubber small square ice tray, and some Scrappy's Celery Bitters. However, the pièce(s) de résistance were my three tiki glasses featuring a scowling Fu Manchu, a turquoise mermaid, and the cutest little hula girl (along with the decorative drink umbrellas). While tiki drinks have not made their way into my repertoire up to this point, I'm already studying up on Zombies and Fog Cutters. Mahalo! Which leads to my next point, with Kerry Quaile on hand most of the time (and her very knowledgable staff when she isn't) even if you do not know what you are doing she can teach you. They have a bar set up at the store to teach bartending technique for those unacquainted with the tools of the trade. Not only do they have Buffalo's best hand curated tools and supplies, they have the Queen of Buffalo Mixology (hence the name of the store?) to teach you how to utilize those tools. Boom! There are not enough good things I can write about this boutique since it embodies all that Buffalo stands for. The underlying philosophy is that knowledge is not meant to be hoarded among a select few, but instead shared with all who are willing to learn. It is this post-bousgouise mind-set that has and will continue to ignite the fires of growth and prosperity in the Queen City by significantly upgrading our cultural infrastructure. Buffalo is going through a renaissance and this boutique is yet another manifestation. Queen City Shaken & Stirred is a unique opportunity to learn from the best and be part of that renaissance. Take me to the magic of the moment On a glory night Where the children of tomorrow dream away...in the winds of change

If you like mixed drinks and like the process of making them, this is the store for you. It's tons…read moreof fun here. They have whatever you need to make a perfect martini, mojito, ice cube or anything else that makes what goes into the glass fun and interesting. This is not a discount store, but prices are ok. Street meter or side street parking.

Has awesome stuff and great people. If you're looking for something they probably have it.read more

It was really fantastic there. Spent 100 bucks in less than 10 seconds - it seems. I would check it…read moreout every time I pass by- or even make a special trip!