One of my favorite places to shop =) Choice of good stores, variety & style. Friendly & calm…read moreatmosphere. Good restaurants=)

This is the kind of mall you'd see in a movie. I remember going to this mall in high school and…read morecollege and it was one of the coolest places to be. Fast forward to today and it is still a cool place AND most importantly, it still is open with a bunch of new stores. I think what makes this mall special is the collection of things it has in and around it. The restaurants here are all really good if you need any ideas for dinner. The stores are all good size and there's a movie theater. That's my main reason I have been there a lot recently. It is a huge mall and they're open early for folks just to walk around before stores opening. There really is something for everyone at this mall and I am glad it's still open and continuing to keep improving with new stores opening up.

Great people and great place for discounted prices and verity of things. Like smokes,or vapes,…read moresmoke paraphernalia. Don't forget about gas and propane.

Cheaper gas, yes, on this Tuscarora land, and cheaper cigarettes. I visit about twice a month for…read moreboth. I used to pick up some deli items, but in these covid times the deli has been closed. It is open again, but only for a few specific sandwiches. And I usually visit the Overstock Store while there, but discovered this week that their hours are now only 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Wednesday through Saturday. I will adjust my visits accordingly, because I never know what I might find there. In the past I have bought a comforter for my bed, curtains for a kitchen window, a set of glasses, and a few empty cigar boxes. I've been tempted by some automotive products, and an occasional stool or plant stand. Just have to find out for yourself if there is a deal waiting with your name on it. The trading post also has clothing and jewelry and other gift possibilities, many leather goods. And chocolate. There is also a small Native art museum. But it also looked darkened as was the Overstock store. Possibly it is open same days and hours as Overstock. Free to explore when it is open.

If you have game, I have heard, then you can get a lady on the street and all kinds of things in…read morethe bedroom. But since I'm not a chauvinistic walking stereotype, I can neither confirm nor deny the veracity of those statements. What I can confirm, though, is that there are some pretty fancy styles to be found here at Streetgame. What's more, the prices are dirt cheap (by Mall standards, for sure), probably because it's nestled in one of the lowest income neighbourhoods in WNY. But what it does mean is that if you want some cool street clothes for bargain basement prices, you can stop down here on Bailey and check it out. At least 4 of the items in my clothing collection are from here (and I also use charity shops, just call me Macklemore), because I'm poor a.f. by some standards. While you're down here, pop up to Bailey Seafood nearby and enjoy the greatest fish sandwich you have ever eaten in your life... ever.

Let me start by saying this I'm new to the Buffalo area and I'm big on customer service and…read moreengagement. I've worked in retail for over 20 years so I know both sides of the fence. I went online to search for sneakers store in the Buffalo area and Streetgame came up. So, when they came up and I saw the storefront of their merchandise. I decided I would go there and check them out to see what they had. When I walked into store there were two guys at the counter and neither one of them greeted me. Then this lady walks in after me and they immediately greet her. I turned around in shock and looked at them, then one of the guys proceeded to ask me if I needed any help. So, I told him no I'm good and walked out of the store. Why would I want to patronize a store when they can't seem to greet every customer. Nowadays, it's seems like people are more engaged in their phones at work than making sure they give every customer an exceptional shopping experience. It starts by greeting the customer the moment that they walk through the door!

I had no idea about this location. I had only been familiar with the one on Sheridan Drive that has…read morelong since closed down. This was a step back into the past. I mean the incense, bamboo plants, samurai swords, clothes with weird sayings still there! Most things I saw were not 99 cents but they had some items that were interesting and worth it if that's your thing. Word of caution, its freezing inside. I suppose they cut down on overhead by not turning on the heat. I mean it was seriously warmer outside that it was in the store!

Was overwhelmed by the smell of lead!!!! Chest started…read morehurting immediately after being in there for 2minutes. Neat little odds and ends though.

Marilla country store holds enormous appeal for adults as well as children. Upon entering the…read morestore, my two young grandsons began begging to buy something. I held them off for the better part of an hour after which they picked out a substantial amount of candy at the registers. This is the ideal place to find primitive and modern farmhouse country decor. They have beautiful textiles, housewares and dishware. There's also an enormous selection of gifts, fashions, accessories, and about 1 million different sprinkles in their cake decorating corner My two little guys enjoy the overall antique appearance of the building, but especially on the second floor. The museum holds a great allure to them. We did stop at the candy counter and bring home a box of hand-dipped chocolates, and some unusual gummy candies. We had a great time!

This place is super cute! Has an old time feel to it. Reminds me of when I was little with all the…read morecandy on the wall and the little Knick knacks to choose from. They have a deli and a lot of prepackaged dry goods selection. Some of the house decor is a little higher priced. I found some really cute stuffed veggie toys but they were nearly $60! Yikes. Overall, everything else was really nice. They had Amish made products too which we'll be back for. Staff was friendly :)

I stopped in to Flip It and Reverse It after having lunch at the nearby Saigon Cafe. The store was…read morecute, and I ended up buying a summer top. The store is bright and clean, and Maria and Jennifer were very personable and inviting. I browsed the many racks of clothing and tried on a couple of items and ended up buying a top for $5--a bargain! There are many racks of clothes, not always clearly marked in terms of sized or prices (that's the only knock on the store). Gently used clothing was about 25% of retail prices, which is excellent. They have a lot of vintage wear, lots of Bills apparel (of course), concert T-shirts, jeans, and nicer clothes, too, that you could absolutely wear to work. Be prepared to spend some time browsing, as the organization of the store wasn't apparent. There was a lot to look at, too, which may take some time. New items come in frequently, so I plan to return often. I feel good knowing the items aren't ending up in a landfill. I hope the store continues to be a success in the area.

This store is a gem!!! I find something every time I stop in, and the owners are super friendly and…read morehelpful!!!

My cousin and I were here last weekend and we really liked this shop! We were here for probably…read morehalf an hour to 45 minutes, but it left a longer impression on us. We'd never heard of this quaint little store, but we're so glad we took the time to come in. Here's why. When you first walk in, you see a lot of Christmas gifts and decorations. Don't let that fool you though, there's something for everyone here. The store is so nicely decorated that I almost said "awww." The owner was right there at the counter with another employee, chatting about the Bills game. She greeted us warmly as we started to look around. There were a lot of neat gifts, clothing, and accessories in the front, center, and back of the store. They even had some witchy items, which is right up my alley. Their sale section has a lot of really nice clothes in it. My cousin bought a jacket and dress, which made the owner take notice. She was wearing the same dress my cousin had bought! I got a moon phase candle and a pretty headband. See? There're a lot of different products here! The owner talked to us for a bit before we left and she was really sweet. I'd definitely come back here, especially since she stocks a lot of things made by local artisans. This shop is so cute and stylish at the same time. I recommend you come look at what they have to offer here. You may just find a treasure or at least something you like. Happy shopping!

What a cute boutique shop I just discovered! A Facebook friend posted about a Valentine's Day event…read moreat this place with discounts and free swag, and I'm all about Free swag. I was greeted by three friendly ladies who gave me several goodies including a coupon for 20% off any single item purchase. Upon browsing, I saw lots of cute unique items (all products are made by Buffalo small businesses, love keeping it local) but the Buffalo earrings really caught my eye! My free swag bag also came with a bath bomb, lip scrub, matcha tea candy, chocolate chip cookies and even a $10 off coupon to dinner at the nearby Eagle House. Based on the warm and friendly service I received and the quality products in this cute shop, It's five stars from me! Check it out!

This is a larger location than my home store, so there's more to sift through but more to find. I…read morelove this chain, and this has nice high ceilings, is pretty well organized and full of possibilities. The furniture section is a good size and I almost always find something here. Their baby clothes section is huge and I've bought countless gifts here. Definitely worth a stop and a look around!

You never know what you may find in the almost new, brand new ,or gently used catagories. We have…read morebeen coming to this location and the one it moved from, for a decade, easily. Halloween costumes, imaginative getups, clothing fresh from the drycleaners or in preshrunk, prefaded condition. Toys for young and old, things to get creative and make other things with and guess what????? IT's RECYLCLING! It's environmentally friendly. Some people cannot bear the thought of buying used clothes but did you know that if you want a book to read you can get a paperback for a quarter or a hardcover for a dollar? Things out of print, ideas, music, ornaments, art, you name it is is in here at one time or another. Once upon a time the people of the earth used to consume or toss away good items into the trash but now..... the only thing that limits what you can use from this store is your imagination. I used to work for another location in the city and cannot call them a kind or generous employer, in fact there, they really stink in that department but the second hand offereings on pennies for a dollar are just waiting there to be discovered. An economical environmetally friendly place. Be nice to the staff, you might be the nicest thing they see all day!