Okay I don't normally leave reviews for places like this but Mary and Quinn were AWESOME with…read morehelping us navigate the dollar tree app (because we love saving money for sport) They were super patient with the multiple discounts that the computer didn't seem to want to recognize, and they managed to make our first experience memorable... they thought we had moved in And at the end of it all, Maureen held the doors open for us as we pushed our carts out.... Hopefully she didn't give us a swift kick behind our backs ‍ haha

The Dollar General and Buffalo Road in East Aurora has just undergone an upgrade inside the store…read more The merchandise has been re-organized, and the aisles are significantly wider than they had been in the past. The new flooring went down this week, and it looks very nice inside.

I'm a little late to the party, as the Made in America Store is scheduled to close in the near…read morefuture. Everything in the store is 90% off. And granted most of the merchandise is very picked over. However, I was able to score some nice pullover hoodies for only $2.50. Men's hats (lids ) were all going for $.50 each. There was a myriad of ladies golf polos, all at $.50 and mostly in the smaller sizes, and the colors were limited to white or navy blue There were plenty of children's polo shirts, and the colors were pink, white, or navy blue. Again only $.50. I was on the lookout for hoodies for my elementary school boys, and I did find their sizes for only $.50. So if you're adventurous, and you're in the Elma area, you might wanna get over there and see what they got left. But don't wait too long, as the store will be closed for good.

I love the i pact Made in America had in our area. Mark Andol was a true visionary. It brought…read moremany tourists buses to the area. Additionally, they supported veteran organizations. They went to great lengths to assure the materials and assembly were also from America. They had a huge variety of items.

I always find myself dreaming about the ethnic-inspired side dishes at the co-op, so when work gave…read moreme a dinner budget, I took the opportunity to grab a few things for a quick working dinner. The rotisserie chicken hit the spot, and my kids ended up devouring the leftovers after practice! I also grabbed a couple of the dishes I'm always craving but never have the time to make myself. They were a little on the drier side, but that didn't bother me because they were still packed with flavor. If you're looking for a quick grab-and-go meal, I definitely recommend checking out the prepared foods section. The prices are reasonable, and there's a great variety of options, including hot meals like curried chicken with butternut squash, gluten-free Rachels/Reubens, and more. And don't forget the treats! They have giant rice crispy treats, some topped with peanut butter and a thick layer of chocolate, along with all kinds of homemade cookies. You can also find plenty of local products throughout the co-op, which is another reason I love stopping in. It's such a convenient option when you want something homemade and flavorful without having to actually make it yourself!

This is a great, small, cooperatively-owned grocery store. Selection can be limited, but they also…read morecarry things that the larger Wegmans/Tops in my area don't. My favorite is the bulk section- they even have bulk spices!! I love to fill up when I'm in town and all of the spices offered are organic. Their ready-made section is also great for grab & go options. Vegan selections can be limited, but they usually have one thing. My fav is the vegan peanut butter rice krispie treats. They're amazing!! I almost always walk out with one to eat later. Keep doing great things EA CO-OP!

This place is so cool! It's a warehouse full of discounted items! Most items are used and/or some…read moreparts are broken. They write on the package if it's used or parts are broken. But you can find some stuff brand new and discounted! My husband got a drill set for $60 and it retails on Home Depot's website for $190. The saw in the set is broken, but he wasn't aware it was broken, so we have to call them and bring it back. They have just about everything from books, door knobs and dead bolts, area rugs, Virtual Reality head sets, furniture, tools and so much more! Every week they have new discounts! Each color on the tag represents a different discount. Definitely check this place out!

I've bought a wide range of items from T&T Trading (flat screen TV, baby swings, toys, furniture,…read moreother odds and ends) and always feel like I'm getting a great deal. I have found 99% of the items to be in perfect condition, sometimes just in slightly damaged packaging. I had one issue with a nightstand that had some broken pieces and missing parts, but the return process was easy. The staff is so friendly and quick to respond to email messages about availability/reserving items. They're also more than happy to help carry items to your car if you need assistance. The item descriptions are honest and the prices are fair.

Huge selection, great prices, and a super fun experience!! The huge wall of mix and match little…read morepeople is our favorite component. It allowed our niece to pick out specific people and animals she wanted rather than being limited to packs. Also- that option offers zero packaging if that's something you're dedicated to.

Back in September for 2023 my mom and I brought my niece to come see the toy museum that used to be…read morehere. The fun used to be to go through the museum and then hit up the toy store... This rating is so low simply because of the lack of museum. Store staff were sweet and helpful. We were sad to learn that the museum had been taken down during covid and that there are no current plans to bring it back yet. I hope they do. I would love to show the next gens the history of your toys and games. Toys in the toy shop varied on price, but the Little People were really decently priced! And there was a clarence section in the back.

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.

I really wanted to love this place but for some reason the people they have working here are not…read morefriendly at all. Extremely poor customer service and they do not let you exchange anything past 14 days. Sorry we can't all be so perfect xoxo

Service is amazing the employees are so friendly and knowledgeable! They always know how to help…read moreyou out with an outfit for any occasion! The selection in this store is absolutely *chef's kiss* so many cute and unique pieces! The value of the clothes are definitely the right price for the quality you are getting!

I read that review about those "Darn Tough" socks and since I've slowly been collecting warm socks…read morefrom outdoor stores this winter as a 'hobby', I decided to visit Aurora Outfitters at last!! I've been itching to check out this store, and I'm really not sure why I never ventured in here sooner. Maybe it just wasn't the right time. This past year my urge to hike has kicked into overdrive and lately I've been all about outdoor activities - so going in here not only cured some boredom, but got me excited for the warmer months and getting back out on the trails. The shop shares a building with another business. Once you go up the steps and into the building, the shop is straight back (and pretty hard to miss with the signs!) This shop is pretty large, with everything and anything to fill your outdoor needs. Tons of apparel with popular outdoor brands like Carhartt, hiking boots, and other useful gear for camping and hiking. You can get snow shoes and chains here for your winter hikes, and there's even some gear for your dog! I only came in here for the socks but I also left with these cool fake "skipping stone" dog toys, and a double sided spoon/fork. Total score! Looking forward to returning in the summer to fulfill more of my hiking needs. P.S. I love my socks. They're stylish and keep my feet warm!

I read a Review of the Day from Hannah K. about "Darn Tough" socks, and it reminded me about those…read moresocks I bought from Aurora Outfitters so long ago. I must have written that review way before I gave myself enough time to decide if I liked the socks or not, but here I am 4 years later and I now EXCLUSIVELY WEAR DARN TOUGH SOCKS. Thank you, Aurora Outfitters, for turning me onto these wonderful socks. Also thank you, past tense me for clairvoyantly deciding to purchase said socks and change my life forever. But most of all, thank you, present me for having the courage to admit I was wrong and seek amends. (And an honorable mention also to Hannah K. for reminding me just how much of an oaf I really am)