Ms Eye Candy sold trendy and vintage clothing for women. Gloves, mugs jewelry, handbags and funky…read moresunglasses were also sold here. Street metered parking and free side street parking,

Before I found Miss Eye Candy and met Siohban, I had no sense of style at all. She's taught me so…read moremuch about fashion, fit, and confidence. Thanks to her, I'm now open to wearing every color--and I actually feel good in them! Her eye for style is unmatched, and the experience she provides is always personal, fun, and empowering. Miss Eye Candy is more than just a boutique--it's a whole vibe!

This is a definite must stop shop! All the ladies are extremely helpful, knowledgeable and lovely!…read moreThe large inventory of style and merchandise are trendy and beautiful for all sizes and shapes. The value and prices are very reasonable....stop by and treat yourself, you won't be disappointed I promise

Beautiful clothing! Friendly staff! Locally owned clothing and handmade jewelry!…read more Gorgeous, luxuriant fabrics and colors... nobody will have your outfit on!

You may think that some of your remarks are snide…read more Mine are Snyder. This is a lovely little sleepy suburb which is really close to Buffalo and not far from Cheektowaga and Amherst but has a charm all its own. Definitely slow and sleepy (except around rush hour when Main St is a nightmare at times), and it can be someplace you'd want to live if you can afford it here. Not as high priced as Williamsville or Clarence Center or East Amherst, but way more so than the low income parts of East Buffalo and Cheektowaga just down the road. It's close to these low income areas, very close to UB, and close to some nicer areas, but it reminds me a little bit of a smaller and more sleepy Kenmore. There's a few good things to eat along Main Street in this part of town, and a couple of great pizzerias as well so I like it.

A tough one to review--because being in a truck is part of what makes it cool, but the inherent…read morelimitation on space constricts the options. That said, the clothing and accessories they stock are well curated and seemed fairly priced. Sizes, colors, and styles are pretty limited--but that doesn't mean it's not fun to look around or that you won't find something perfect. The ladies staffing the truck today were very friendly and fielding lots of requests from shoppers for photos with the truck--so clearly the idea struck a chord with lots of the college-age women in the area. Definitely worth checking out!

One of my absolutely favorite places to shop. The selection is unique and features items you aren't…read morelikely to find in the mall. The prices are amazing, and certainly affordable to those of us on a budget. The clothes are simple, yet stylish, comfortable and most importantly great quality. The stores atmosphere is equally unique and I recently found out that most things in the store are for sale. That's how I scored a unique, vintage, washboard to hang in my bathroom. The owner also makes her own jewelry and I have already acquired several pieces. And the boutique truck... Nothing better than running into the truck at area festivals, events, etc. I honestly can't say enough good things about Ooo la la!

Brittany was so sweet! Great customer service, which alone, makes me want to come back to shop…read morehere. This is a great spot for gifts for kids, friends, teachers, and other important women in your life. If you have anyone Jellycat obsessed, they have a wide selection of these adorable stuffed animals. Prices are affordable and if you sign up for emails, you'll get a 30% off coupon for your birthday month. Such a great deal because you can use it at both this store and Research and Design (one is right next door). Looking forward to stopping back. Don't wear much jewelry, but their selection makes me want to.

Great shop for Buffalo gifts, jewelry, apparel, and some of the best scented candles I've ever had…read morethe pleasure to smell. There are baby items, fair trade jewelry, books, leggings, sweatshirts, and other cute items. Things are pricey but it's a great place to buy gifts for out of town town folks, hard to shop for people, and everyone who loves Buffalo.

I recently visited this shop and was absolutely delighted by their unique selection of gifts. It…read morehas such a quaint, charming vibe! I bought a pair of handmade fingerless gloves that I loved--until my daughter "borrowed" them from me! They also have wonderful gift options for kids, like bilingual word cards and books that my family really enjoyed. I couldn't resist picking up a few mugs with great sayings on them, too. I'm planning to call and see if they ship orders because there are still a few items I'd love to get my hands on. Highly recommend for thoughtful, one-of-a-kind finds!

I love this little boutique. Well, it's not so little. It's much larger inside than it looks. There…read moreare all kinds of unique, high quality items inside. The staff is always friendly. It's pretty clean and the atmosphere is warm and inviting.

Located in the Market Arcade are all sorts of interesting stores these days. Perhaps the first to…read morebe here, its been a few years, is Sasmitas Batiks. This is a super colorful and fun store. There are all sorts of things, masks, jewelry, prints, windchimes and more. Shes importing her things, I believe she goes on a buying trip yearly, and of course, visits her friends and family while there. Shes also a model, and you'll see some of her photos in the store. One of the many tings making downtown Buffalo a place to visit these days!

Very cute shop inside the Market Arcade building. Lots of Indonesian clothes, but also great…read moresouvenirs and gifts. I purchased an Indonesian hand crafted chess set for our home and have used it a couple times. It's neat! There are also earrings and lots of traditional clothing. I definitely recommend stopping in sometime!

Anna Grace is a locally owned shop with gorgeous women's clothing, accessories, jewelry and…read morefragrances. It has a reputation for being on the expensive side overall, but the past couple years I've noticed many more items I consider in the moderate and inexpensive range. This is one of my favorite places to shop for clothing in the Elmwood Village because of their array of stylish pieces that are unlike anything you'll find at the mall, but practical enough to become go-to staples in your work to weekend wardrobe. Next time you're looking for a cute dress, a fun accessory or a gift, stop by and check out what's in stock. They're always getting new items in and you're sure to find something special for you or a friend!

I purchased two dresses; one I was sure about, the other I was not. I attempted to return the dress…read morethe owner profusely recommended. It felt at the time that the purchase was to please the owner more than myself. The next morning, less than 24 hours after the initial purchase, I attempt to return the dress and the owner said, "I can't believe you would ask to return this." I was a new customer and was not told the store policy at the time of purchase. Essentially, I was punished for shopping there. I faced a hardship because I did not look and read every single thing on her cluttered counter. I could understand refusing the return had the dress been worn, or if the return date was lengthy, but she refused to return my money because there was nothing else in the store worth purchasing. The most challenging part was the owner's deplorable attitude. She only cared about how the purchase impacted her, not me. Had she returned this item, I would have been likely to patronize her business in the future, now, all I will do is avoid it and warn others to be 100% certain of their purchase.