I love this store! The owner is a sweet lady, and if you're looking for something specific she…read morewould love to help you find it! Amazing clothes and accessories, shoes, jewelry, designer bags and clothes! Amazing vintage selection, hands down my favorite store of all time!

Staff was friendly and help me find exactly what I needed. Their selection in terms of quantity is…read morenot huge but they have a wide variety of items. The item I was after was not in stock, but they said they would have it in stock by the very next day. It's nice to have a store like this in a small town.

Got exactly what I wanted! She wast friendly and got my order done quick. The price was fair and I…read morewill be coming back for more t-shirts.

Just found out about this cute candle store from another Yelper…read more. Decided to do some shopping online.. Picked out a few candles and a spray for the oldest son's birthday next week-! Ordering online was very easy and the shipping was reasonable! Hope he gets it in time!..

I bought the best smelling candle from this business in downtown Erie. Coffee bean. The scent was…read moreamazing. the wax was oily which is a great make of a great candle. I brought it home followed directions. I'm 65. Not my first candle. After about an hour. There wasn't anymore scent!!! . I was so annoyed. Anger! I will never buy another one It's underhanded marketing. If I could post w/ o. Star I would

As malls go, the Chautauqua Mall is a rather sad example. There just isn't that much here. It…read moreconsists of three anchor stores being Sears, J C Penny and The Bon Ton. Other than that, all very minor and with the only activities as Yelper James points out tweenies running around and elders doing the silver heels walking workouts. Of recent years urbanologists have noted a 25% decline in malls and this mall compared to what it was when it first opened is a mere shell of its former self. Yes, malls are dying off and as you walk through this one, you can't help but sense the impending decay. But for what it is or what is left of it, it's clean enough and crime free hence OK.

Well as far as malls go it's tiny without many stores…read more Stores come and go a lot but sakura and 5 guys are two cool newer places in the mall. Hot topic, Spencers, bon ton, bath and body Works... those places have stuck around for years .

I generally go to flea markets and indoor antique places but end up spending a lot, and not getting…read morea lot for my money. I live in the Frewsburg area and wanted to check it out on a Saturday afternoon. I was so surprised at the size of the store and the amount of amazing items to be found! I spent way less here than I had at places much farther away. I'm so impressed at all of the awesome things I found! I can't wait to go back again!! The only criticism I have is the hours are inconvenient for some who work until 430 or 5 such as myself. The store is closed by the time I get out of work and you need to plan some time to look around!!

This is more of an indoor flea market than an antique store. There's a lot of junk and a lot of…read moresloppy, poorly organized booths, but here and there are actual antiques as well. It could be a fun stop if you happen to be nearby anyway, but I definitely wouldn't go out of my way to visit here again.

Two buildings full of vintage/antique items near Lilydale. Fun to just look around. I found an egg…read moredish that matches my antique dish set for $10. Ron obtained most of his stuff from buying out estate sales. He is a friendly guy that lives on site. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. I stopped in on a Tuesday and he allowed me to come in :) Only reason it isn't 5 star is that it isn't "bargain" deals like some antique stores. I love vintage hand mirrors and he had a few for $25. I have bought them at other shops for $10 or less. In general, on the pricier end. But, I can't blame him if he is looking to make a profit!

Totally stoked!! Took my vintage Heuer 2000 series dive watch, which I've had since 1985 and been…read moreon no less than 40 dives with it, in for a new battery. Would've done it myself but I absolutely could not get the back off the watch case. Last guy in LA "gorillaed" Errrggguh!!! Was worried that it would never come off. Within .02 seconds this guy had it off, new battery in and greased up the o-ring. Happy Diver!! Thank You. #I'llBeBack :)

I have used this Jewerly store on several occasions in the past with no issues. There are 2…read moregentlemen that are usually in the store - I would assume are the owners. The taller heavy set man is generally friendly and have had no issues with. I went in today to have 2 watch batteries replaced and the shorter gentleman waited on me. He obviously was in a bad mood - exchanged no words just a sour look on his face - charged me $30 when in the past it was $20. Not only was it the price but it was his sour disposition. You think you would present a friendly congenial attitude toward you customers - not this guy. I almost told him to take the $30 and make a down payment on a personality. Last time I frequent this business