This store sells all things Buffalo. Great place to shop for gifts that are Buffalo themed like…read moreclothing, ornaments, glassware, etc.

After finishing the Maid of the Mist you are kind of funneled into the store. The store has your…read moretypical souvenirs that you would find at any tourist stop. A tip, if you will, wait a bit after you come back up the elevators. You'll appreciated not being in the crowd of everyone else you just shared the boat with. You also won't be pushed through the store and might not miss an item you would have picked up. I did the wait and made my way here after the crowd had thinned. I browsed the shelves and slowly made my selections. If you time it just right you might end up in the store with the kind people you shared the boat ride with. Prices are what you would expect from a souvenir shop. Not everything is of high quality here, but if you browse just the right amount of time you will find the high quality item you want. They do have self checkouts in here or you can go to the counter and be waited on. This store is also connected to the restaurant. You can enter from there or take the direct entrance from outside.

This is your standard swag store after seeing a tourist attraction. But I've used this to comment…read moreon the Niagara Falls Observation Tower, since there is no spot for this and if you pay the absolutely worth it low price of only $1.25, you'll get a beautiful view of all the falls on both sides of the border! We had already done the Maid of the Mist boat tour on a previous visit, but somehow missed doing the Observation Tower. For this low fee, it was definitely worth seeing Niagara Falls, American Falls, Goat Island, and the downstream end of the Niagara River. Definitely worth the time to check out the view!

Adorable gift shop from artisans all over the country. Charcuterie boards, ornaments, jewelry, rain…read morechimes, stained glass, tables, cards, stained glass lamps. Snow globes. Home decore. Candles.

We decided to just roaming around East Aurora checking out all different local store. This is our…read morefirst stop. It was a really cool shop but very pricey. If you want some unique, one kind of thing stuff and you have deep pockets then this is your place. I don't have deep pockets. Sadly...

This was a very nice market with some very nice merch and snacks…read more Staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. I saw a sweater I wanted to buy and they didn't have my size. I asked if they had any more in the back - with no hope of getting one - and they came back pretty quickly with one! Yay! We grabbed some snacks and I grabbed some Buffalo gear before departing the airport. Happy with this store.

There are two locations in the airport. They carry trinkets, souvenirs, food, drinks, clothing,…read moresome health goods, books and magazines. Airport WiFi available.

Little Salmon is a wonderful shop with unique and useful products. What they sell makes it easier…read morefor a regular person to be more sustainable and environmentally friendly. They are well priced and keep a good selection. I've been using the If You Care dishwasher pods and HiBar shampoo and conditioner for over a year, and am glad I made the switch to plastic-free packaging!

RUN - don't walk - to Little Salmon located in the Elmwood Village. This is the go to spot for all…read morethings sustainability. They offer products that are made from ethical and renewable sources and have changed my life; I want work towards creating zero-waste. I wanted to purchase quite a few items but: #onabudget and I was also traveling and had to ensure everything I did buy could fit into my suitcase. SO, I opted for some reusable/washable "paper" towels, an eco dryer ball from friendsheep, and the very wonderful Poppy & Pout Island Coconut lip balm. I know Little Salmon offers free delivery within a 10-mile radius of their shop in the Elmwood Village and that I can also purchase online but they've inspired me to find a sustainable/zero waste store in Los Angeles and I cannot wait to continue to work towards an incredible lifestyle. Thank you, Little Salmon, for your incredible mission and all that you do!

Pictured: Butter lambs from Malczewski's Butter Lambs and stuffed banana pepper pierogis from…read moreBabcia's Pierogi BuffaliciousBites gives The Broadway Market 5 stars!

It is strange to write a review for a candy/chocolate vendor with no name, but I saw no name posted…read moreover the counter of this vendor at the Broadway Market. I purchased 4 pieces of sponge candy, 2 milk chocolate orange(for a present) and 2 dark chocolate. These four pieces of sponge candy weighed slightly over 1/2 pound!!! I have never seen sponge candy cut into such large pieces. I ate most of one dark chocolate piece. It had a very thick coating of chocolate over the sponge, and it was pretty good chocolate. It was the sponge that was not great. It was very dense, and it seemed not very fresh. It was difficult to bite off a piece. I could not eat the whole four plus inch piece of sponge all at one time. At $23.99/lb. the candy at this stand is reasonably priced compared to other candy stores. I just wish the sponge had been less dense and fresher.

I come here fairly often. I find this to be a very easy to navigate outside mall. The one drawback…read moreis there can be endless traffic here sometimes, and sometimes that can be challenging to navigate. But they have everything here from a bookstore to a supermarket to fast food to all the clothing stores you could possibly want to Lowe's.

So the Boulevard... likely getting its name from the fact that it's located ON Niagara Falls Blvd.,…read morealthough it isn't in Niagara Falls... it's in Amherst NY... about 15 minutes down the road, depending on the road. The Boulevard seems to be my go-to place. It's a shopping center. Very much like The Fountains At Farrah in my beloved El Paso. The Boulevard boasts eating establishments ranging everywhere from Chipotle and Panera Bread, to Carrabas Italian restaurant. It also houses some decent stores. Best Buy, Target, PetsMart, Yankee Candle, Home Depot, Golf Galaxy, Hallmark, Nordstrom Rack, GNC, Ulta Beauty Supply and shoe stores and clothing stores and Christmas stores and on and on.. y'all get the point. I started coming here because of PetsMart. Then because of PetsMart and Target. Then PetsMart and Target and Supercuts. Then Petsmart and Target and Supercuts and GNC... and you know, then chipotle and Panera ... then Best Buy... then the fact that it's one stop light down the road from the Delta Sonic car wash that I have unlimited membership at... which is right across the street from the Boulevard Mall which has the Bath and Bodyworks I get my wallflower plug ins at... bottom line, this entire area is kinda a one stop shop place for your needs. Oh and there's a Dicks one block away too... and that's where they need to stay, cuz they're Dicks ...

This place is like an FYE met a bookshop and created a beautiful record, t-shirt and awesomenrss…read morefilled lovechild. It has it all: collectables, trading cards, comic books, records, plushies, manga, books, toys and SOOOOOO many Funko's. And the prices? VERY reasonable. Definitely a fantastic addition to the mall.

Amazing new store in Walden Galleria!…read more This store is loaded with the hottest and trendiest items! Full of Smitskis, PopMart blind boxes, BAGGU, Miffy, Sonny Angels, vinyl, and more! The inside is bigger than I thought it would be and so nice and new! Beautifully laid out with stands that catch your eye! I was so excited to pop in as soon as possible! I was overwhelmed with their amazing vinyl and 7' collection as well as the many blind boxes. I ended up getting a rainy day Sonny Angel that I can't wait to open! The staff here is so friendly and doesn't hesitate to answer any question about merchandise and pricing! I felt as though everything here was reasonably priced which I was so excited about! Overall I cannot wait to come back here in the future!