Must say I was happy with the selection. I chose 3 pairs, I would have purchased all three if they…read morefit. Buying sneakers on line hasn't worked well for me. And I never send things back. I wanted to patronize a local store. Well I picked 3 to try on. Two women employees in the store. Waited 10 minutes. Neither salesperson offered to help. I put them down and left. That will be another empty store front soon...

New to the Tops Plaza in Elmwood (across from Home Depot) is this Hibbett Sport location. I'm not…read morefamiliar with this chain, but had seen this pen up some time ago. Because I was nearby at Party City I took a moment and popped in here. They have all ages shoes, all sneakers. Various brands and colors. They carry clothing as well. Tons of different ways to "freshen up" your sneakers. A large selection of performance enhancing things for both men and women available. It's nice to have this so close. I hope it does well.

Nick's Sporting Goods is the kind of place that reminds you how a proper sporting shop is supposed…read moreto be run. I first went to Roy several years ago, and I ended up buying a significant amount of tackle from him for one simple reason: he's honest and sincere. There's no sales pitch, no gimmicks, and no pressure. He tells you what works, what doesn't, and why. That kind of integrity is rare these days, and it keeps people coming back. The inventory isn't massive, but that's actually part of the strength of the store. If you fish for walleye or troll for salmon, you'll find some very good, unique gear that you won't see everywhere else. Everything on the shelves has a purpose. Prices are reasonable, and the service is truly exceptional. When you ask for advice, you're not getting guesses--you're getting experience. Where Nick's Sporting Goods truly stands apart is archery. If you're an archer or into archery hunting, it's hard to imagine a better shop. Roy is an expert and a genuine archery enthusiast, and it shows in the quality of guidance and setup he provides. If you're passionate about fishing--especially walleye and salmon trolling--or serious about archery and bowhunting, this store is absolutely worth your time. Highly recommended.

I went to Nick's Sporting Goods today looking for fishing equipment for my son. I received great…read morehelp as soon as I entered the door. They've got a lot of quality gear at reasonable prices, plus the personal touch that the Big Box places have all but eliminated. So happy I went here!

I can only say this location has amazing service. As a new arrival in Buffalo, I went to two…read moresneaker stores and Macy's. Macy's no longer carries sneakers at the Boulevard Mall. The two other stores one local and one a large chain where the service was so BAD , I had to leave. It is so embarrassing. No wonder retail is dying. At least at Fleet Street they were attentive and courteous. Unfortunately. I picked out 3 pairs, no size 10.5. Went home ordered on-line. I tried Buffalo but customer service in our retail establishments needs to improve, or all the stores will go the way of the Boulevard Mall.

They are super helpful here. Lots of great options for running gels, vests, etc even running…read moresneakers that you don't see out they probably have!

Stopped in with my grandson while shopping on Allen . We were greeted promptly , and were told they…read morewould be glad to answer any questions we may have . That is all I can ask for in a retail shop . I do not want to be followed or bothered, but also don't want to be ignored . This is not a large shop but there was still a decent selection of sneakers for my grandson to choose from (he is 4 )-The store caries adult and childrens footwear . They made sure to measure him and check for a good fit, all while being personable and letting a kid be a kid. I found the prices to be on par with other shops, so no huge markup to prevent me from spending my money here as opposed to a chain . A nice little place to shop for sneakers, and sports apparel, with great service.

So, they didn't have what we were looking for, but they did have a very knowledgeable, friendly and…read morehelpful staff! The guy who helped us pointed us in the direction of where locally we could look for what we needed (giant duffle bags). So yeah, I was going to leave a review anyway, because if nothing else the help was above and beyond and the guy was super friendly, but we also ended up grabbing some athletic hear while we were in, and the price really cannot be beat!

First time here and I loved it. Came in for Keen brand sandals and Darn Tough wool socks, and Jake…read morewas wonderfully helpful. Now that I know this place is here I will never go back into that big chain sporting goods store across the street - which will remain nameless! Thank you for a great experience, GFA!

Staff was knowledgeable, friendly, and didn't try to up sell. Gave great advice and listen to my…read morespecific needs. Very kind to kids! ​

I was happy to see a store come to Amherst as I always had to drive to the Victor NY location, near…read moreRochester. This store is not the biggest but has a nice selection of merchandise and is very clean and organized. Prices are at a premium and there's not much on sale. Staff are very friendly.

Stopped in to browse rain jackets. The two ladies working at 9am Weds 3/18 were extremely helpful…read moreand friendly. We were able to purchase one jacket and have the other shipped for free. I've actually never shopped at an LL Bean before. It was a seamless experience!

Very odd experience. Came to buy specific shoes and the employee was uninterested. Found the…read moresizes and walked away. Didn't come back to see how they fit or anything. Baffling. Asked one employee who was walking by and she said "I can't help but can find someone who can". She didn't. I eventually flagged down another employee who did help. Very odd. I was prepared to buy shoes, bathing suits and more.

Wouldn't recommend coming here for sneakers, especially if you'll need help…read more I came here for training/gym sneakers. Website said this location had 6 pairs in stock that met that criteria - 4 Nike and 2 New Balance. Get to the store, and every sneaker aisle is basically labeled as "running". Took several minutes to find an associate because none of them were wearing uniforms, name tags, or anything else to denote them as an associate. Once I finally found one to ask where the cross-trainers were, of course they were in one of the aisles labeled "womens running". I also poked around womens apparel but even the clearance prices were pretty high. So overall, if you need something that you can get elsewhere, I would recommend doing so.