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.

I came here spur of the moment. It's a large store, next to Cabela's by the Galleria mall. Tons of…read moreeasy parking. The store has endless racks of clothing. There seem to be quite a bit of furniture as well. Tons of shoes for kids, men and women. 3 stars for this large chain. I default chains to 3 stars as they must be A-OK to expand as they have.

I'm surprised by the positive reviews and wonder if the place just went downhill in the last couple…read moreyears. I don't typically shop at Burlington but stopped with my mother on our way elsewhere. Walked out empty handed because I was quickly overwhelmed by how unorganized and messy the place was. I tried to walk into areas that claimed to have my size, only to see every size and clothing variety imaginable. Impossible to sift through. We went into the scant shoe section to find nothing in fashion. The home section was messier than my kid's room.

If you love architecture and history, you must pay a visit to the Ellicott Square Building…read more At one time, this was the largest office building in the world. Kind of hard to believe considering the monoliths of today, but I try to imagine how awe inspiring it must have been (especially considering how it is still pretty spectacular). You can visit the building to do business at one of the many office located in the space, to grab a bite at one of the eateries or just to admire the architecture. It is often host to private events like wedding receptions, political rallies or gala fundraisers because of how gorgeous the lobby area is. If you are downtown, stop in and admire the beauty!

Well I frequent this building often. I work 2 Blocks away. Generally I hit tye Trading post…read more store to get my powerball tickets. But they also are a store and sandwich Spot in case you want lunch. You can also pick up a roast beef sandwich from Charlie the Butcher. And now Union Pub is in the building. If you aren't hungry and just want to look around. This is a beautiful building. With seats to eat your lunch if necessary.

Returned an item and it was quick and painless i have been shopping at Marshall's for a zillion…read morecazzillion years.And i've never left a review , but I love this place! I don't love that they've made a cashier.However , I get that they want to sell more stuff... i typically find items here that are a little less costly than regular department stores and there's such a wide variety that you always find something interesting that you decide you have to have... Even though you didn't know it before you went in the store. I perches an item in the south and when I got it , I didn't need it , it's so they returned it up here. They were really no questions , asked , and it was very friendly and easy to return. The staff is always helpful and I enjoy shopping here whenever I need something specific.I try here first because they have so many different types of things that you just never know...

Let me start by saying I am obsessed with TJ Maxx and Marshalls! I go to various locations multiple…read moretimes a week. They're my "happy place". This Marshalls, however, just isn't one of my favorites. It seems to be a bit smaller than the other locations. I never really see any good clothes or shoes out. I did buy some delicious "all-dressed" chips here (if you see them, buy them ... you won't be disappointed!). I also got good deals on a blow dryer and flat iron recently. No matter what, I'll always swing by here and find something I like! It just isn't my favorite location.

Friday evening after work, after being chained to my desk all damn week, I wanted to get some steps…read morein while the restaurant was still making our dinner. What a wonderful experience for getting steps in! Going to the gym is super expensive, the gym is littered with other people you have to walk around, some of whom are watching political news and pretending to work our. More than that, the gym smells like sweaty people. Blech! The boulevard mall is amazing! I can run, skip, or jump through the whole place, and no one is gonna bother me. It's quiet and peaceful, UB polluted with too many stores or a loud food court that people would want to go to. Auntie Annie's smells like a cinnamon/olive oil infuser, which could be worse...! If you're looking for an indoor place to get your steps in without being disrupted by people or stores or silliness like that, this mall gets 10 stars!

Closed mall though STiLL open for a lot of people who want to walk in a warm area/place without…read morehaving to deal with the weather outside! A few stores are still open though, including an Asian take-out place. First time inside this mall, and such a shame to see this place abandoned by shops and businesses, but this country loves building big to attract customers from other places, then abandon all when things aren't the best. LOTs of available parking!!!

With all the shopping that goes on these days via the Internet, shopping malls are a dying breed…read more When you can shop on Amazon, for example, the convenience, selection and great prices, retailers just cannot compete. More so in the age of Corona. Well today was a very pleasant experience at the Eastern Hills Mall. I started by taking my unneeded electronics there at 11 AM. This mall was hosting the free electronics waste recycling drop off event in their parking lot. It was so well organized. A company by the name of sunnking was there to take old electronics off your hands. A great service to the community. After that event, I browsed through the Raymour and Flanigan furniture store. This is where the old AM&As, and BonTon used to be, if you recall. Buffalo old timers like me will remember! Then I walked past the Duff's chicken wing restaurant ( yum yum) to browse and check out some very exciting new businesses at the end of the mall where the old Sears used to be. The BFLO store, the Home Today store, the BFLO Events Center (not open yet), and the Chrusicki Bakery /Pierogi store are just refreshing and exciting additions to the Eastern Hills Mall. I think this mall really has potential. I hope once the fear of corona has passed, the mall will pick up more business and folks will truly appreciate what it means to shop in person again. It was really nice to be able to walk into a store, browse through merchandise, speak with the salesperson. That's the way humans interact. The social aspect is what made the experience exceptional today at this mall. The only department store left unfortunately is JCPenney. Otherwise there are many interesting stores when would not expect to see in the mall setting. Pet stores, dog training businesses, a realtor office, even a DMV (currently closed due to Covid), Antique collectible stores, a medical fitness center, blood donor organization, to name a few. Came home with a few treats from the Chrusicki Bakery. Due to being in the Orange Zone for COVID, patrons are not allowed to dine at the tables inside the bakery. Decorated so beautifully for the holidays it was so inviting. The entrance with the fireplace and Christmas theme is worth checking out.

We stopped her on a rainy Sunday afternoon to check it out. The place was empty, and only a few…read moreplaces were even open. It's wonderful that Penney's is able to survive here. The Niagara Emporium was an interesting store. The Christmas store wAs all lit up, as a Christmas store should be. Duff's was open and so was a new brewery. Not much going on here, but a great place to walk with lots of parking available.

This is an original and still very active with many stores. We spent the afternoon shopping…read more Paula's donuts, dollar tree, both and body works, corgi candles, Hallmark, millies tea and spices and Southgate liquor. A great variety for everyone and keeps local vendors going . With all the malls closing this place is thriving.

My favorite shopping plaza of all time right around the corner of me!!! How lucky am I? There's…read morethe DMV they take walk ins. There is federal meats. The dollar tree. Good will. Market in the square. Christy's restaurant. A Hallmark store. a liquor store. You name it ...it's there!!!!

Ms Middleton was here for the grand opening, but left when she realised it wasn't called the…read more"Eastkate Plaza." It's a massive Plaza in the rich suburbs of Buffalo right alongside the nightmarish stretch of Transit Road which is always backed up for many hours a day. If you come here later at night it's perfectly fine. But between the McDonald's and the Tim Hortons across the street from each other - and the lights that are poorly programmed - traffic emerging from Sheridan Drive and Maple Road - it just becomes awful. And of course we're looking at Walmart - one of the biggest and best ones in the area - if a Walmart can be the "best" - so just forget about it. Not to mention I've been pulled over while driving in this parking lot which is ironic because I think 95% of people drive much more Dangerously in parking lots than I do and I never see them getting pulled over. I didn't get a ticket but I just wanted to say seriously?

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 ...

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.

I used to buy cassette albums, often by Scottish bands. So they didn't just have Inlay Cards…read more.. they had McInlay Cards. Oh how the times have changed. This is a dying Mall, not that many people inside, but it has a great Greek place, and a spectacular pizza place, as well as a good burger stand and a bunch of cool stores - so it's a shame if this place just goes out of business, because it's a prototypical excellent mall with a really yummy food court. The McKinley mall is a sleepy old Mall in the southtowns which was once a lot more relavant and busy than it is now. It's been like a ghost town - similar to the Eastern Hills Mall out on Transit - for a long time. They're going to need to do something drastic, and they're going to need to move fast, if they want to resurrect and even keep this mall open for that matter. For now it's like a private shopping experience and it's kind of sad. The ghost of what America once was. Times change and I guess America needs to get with the program and figure something out for these old malls. I give it a 4 for the ghostly memories of the good old 1980s and 1990s.

Horrible, pot hole filled parking lot, not a ton of store opened inside but it is good for mall…read morewalking. I recommend shopping at Best Buy, old navy, Barnes and noble or the bbq seasoning place which looked cool. Otherwise this is just a nice space for mall walking on the cold winter days. There were tons of people inside on a cold Saturday morning getting this steps in.