High quality clothes in a quaint shop in Hamburg New York. They sell all types of things. I got…read morethis Buffalo sweatshirt here. 2 sisters own this shop. Support local businesses!!!!

This is the best little shop in Western New York. Molly and Kate are friendly personable and kind!!…read moreDo yourself a favor and ignore the deranged lunatic that gave them 1 star!!! Maybe Molly or Kate dated her high school dream. I don't know but just go to the best little shop in WNY.

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.

Love this place. They have such cute pieces. I purchased a beautiful cognac leather multi-purposes…read morebag that can be worn 3 different ways. I have received so many compliments on it. love love love and highly recommend. (Plus it's in one of the cutest neighborhoods in Buffalo)

Another interesting small store in Main Street East Aurora. Mostly it's clothing and jewelry. They…read morehave second story that sell knick knack-y stuff. I don't get anything though the jewelry and clothing not really my style and also I think their sz is tend to medium bigger. I'm small. Price wise is average to a bit pricey. Nothing catch my eyes that I have to get for myself or people. I meant few I like but not like enough to spend my money. But worth to check out when you are in the area.

What a fun store. I wanted a hat for the Kentucky Derby and found the perfect one At Pamela's…read more Beautiful handbags, scarves, jewelry aNd other accessories are available. Pamela is a vivacious shopkeeper that makers the experience even more fun. Stop by!!

A window on Main often has great hats on display. They are often seasonal and always interesting…read moreto look at. The store is open after 12 noon and carries hats and other women's accessories. Tons of hats. While I dont have occasion to wear them enough I love hats. Especially pretty ones that could be worn to the Kentucky Derby. Those are the kind you will find here. Street parking.

Keyarie the owner is gracious and so sweet to her customers. I came into her boutique on Small…read moreBusiness Saturday and she pointed me in the direction of all of the luxurious discowear! A lot of the vintage she carries are time pieces for sure. The boutique layout is super cute; makes you feel like you're in a theatre hallway of old Hollywood dressing rooms. Her price points are affordable; I bought a vintage sequined jacket and pants for $65. A lot of 80s wear and some pieces from the 70s. Whether you're attending a rooftop party in BK, heading down to Shea's to see Hamilton, or getting fly for your next photoshoot, you'll want to peak inside Yar Mo's Muse's showstopping closet!

If you have a wide foot like myself. This is the place to check out first. I need a 4E wide not…read morethe regular wide. They have a great selection in the size I needed.

SOCKS, SOCKS, WONDERFUL SOCKS…read more I've searched tirelessly to the ends of the earth for the plethora of socks one can find at the Lockport Outdoor Store. As irony would have it, the "sock promised land" was I my backyard all the time, where I don't need to run my socks thin to get there. Man, there's so many different types to choose from: Thorlo, Smartwool, Woolrich, Wigwam.... Crew cut, ankle, hiker, worker, athletic.... Wool, polyester, acrylic, polypropylene... The list goes on and on. Once you navigated the painstakingly difficult process to choose the right ones for your personal mud hole stompers, get them clad up in that merino wool and take the Lockport Outdoor Store up on their offer to travel a 1,000 miles to try to find a store like theirs, but just prepared to be disappointed when you don't.

This is a cute store on Elmwood between North and Summer…read more They have fabulous fabric and things like that. All sorts of colorful patterns and types. African based. She also sells earrings that are large and colorful. Beautiful things. The owner is a charming woman. 5 stars because its just beautiful, its a "mom and pop" and there is nothing else like this in Buffalo.

I can't believe I'm the first to review this great little business, which opened in walking disance…read morethe same year I got an apartment on Elmwood near Summer(2006). I was a regular the 2+ years I lived in that location, picking up jewelry & shea butter and chatting with the super friendly owner. I just revisited it after several years away (I live in Black Rock - like anyone on Yelp doesn't know, har har, and don't get to EV much) and was excited to see that not only was it still there, it's flourishing. Ambiance/service - The store is in the back side corner of a non-descript brick building, sharing a small urban "strip mall" of sorts - with Elmwood Market (formerly DVD Dot), a laundromat and a nail place occupying the street-facing shops. It is small and has that market feel common to small, indie ethnic shops without being dingy, dirty or cramped (a la Manar's, now closed). The space is very clean and much better organized than when they first opened seven years ago. Products - The store focuses on traditional African and African-incluenced clothing and accessories, including jewelry, clothing, hats, home decor, instruments, beauty products (shea butter, black soap), scarves and even fabric to make clothes (sold by the 6 yard piece). On my most recent trip I bought a beautiful cream and aqua stone necklace with silver accents - it has a really quality heft and look, with excellent craftsmanship, and set me back less than $25; it was a small price to pay considering teeny bopper mall chain stores charge $12-20 for similar, less quality necklaces. The store also carries a small assortment of African foods and a variety of less traditional clothing that still fits with the shop's vibe. The store has expanded into the spot next to them, with this shop focusing on handbags and accessories. I did not pop in this side, though the owner offered to open it for me, but I took a long gander through the window and it looked clean, well-organized and full of goodies.

A new store in the new section of the mall. Near Merrell. Boating shoes and beach shoes. IN all…read moresorts of styles and price ranges. Its probably the same size store as others, but this one is laid out really well and feels much larger than it probably is. 3 stars, its a chain and A-OK. But if it weren't a chain Id give it 4 stars, so nicely displayed.