Many people live in Orchard Park. Its a lovely small town…read more I am not one of those people. But I "discovered" it some years ago when pointed to the Premier Store out here for a specific purchase. The Premier Store is in a shopping area called Quaker Crossing. Its a large area and has a number of different "parts" to it. The stores listed below can all be found in one of those parts. Once you turn into Amelia Drive you can go left, right or straight. Right takes you to a part of the Crossings that has Marshalls and AAA, among other things. And easy parking all around. Turn left and you will come across Home Goods and the theaters (a little farther along). Go straight and Premier soon appears, next to Target. There are all sorts of smaller stores and places to eat as well. You will likely find it here if its a chain. Everything in this area is a chain, keep that in mind. If you want more personalized service and smaller places, go into town and browse through one of the "non-chains" there. But if you need to run a bunch of errands and are in the area, this may be a place to get a lot done in a small amount of time. It gets busy here but there is plenty of easy parking. Target *Kohl's *Dick's Sporting Goods *The Children's Place *Carter's Babies and Kids *Petsmart *Marshalls *HomeGoods *Justice for Girls *Orville's *Oreck *Famous Footwear *Prestige Wines *GNC Red Robin *Cold Stone Creamery *Longhorn Steakhouse Regal Cinemas *Jenny Craig *Weight Watchers *AAA *Supercuts *First Niagara Bank *Scottrade *Fred Astaire Dance *GNC

Patrick weir made our movie going experience very enjoyable. .. my 11 year old, myself, my…read morehusband and my 19 year old went to see Ted 2. Very inappropriate for a young child. I asked my 11 year old if he felt uncomfortable, he said, mom. This movie is not for me. Patrick was very accomodating, and compensated us, without question. Excellent customer service! I'm in the industry, and i appreciate him taking care of us! !!

Not to be confused with "Victoria's Queer" which is what the headline was the morning after…read moreBeckham's wife came out of the closet. Then people realized it was just a very very very very very very very large clothing closet she'd come out of, miles deep in fact (like Barbie), and she had vanished into it a year earlier to look for some stuff, but it was so big it took her a year to find it. Hence David saying "Victoria has finally come out of the closet." Total misunderstanding. OR. WAS. IT. I'm actually a big fan of Lackawanna even though it's old and poor and run-down - I actually think that gives it character and it's one of the few real places left in the region and in the country perhaps. They have a couple of businesses here like a lawyer office and some cool ethnic restaurants around the block and just watch out for the cops when you're coming in and out of here and around here because they'll get you for just a couple of miles over because honestly I think they're a little bit fascist and very trigger-happy.

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.

I rarely come here but did today to check out Nineteen cafe. The cafe is great. In the food court…read moreof the mall. But this mall is empty. It's really sad. But, the Barnes and Nobel is open and well stocked. A bunch of other stores are also open and have plenty of stock. And the parking is easy.

Good selection of stores, but getting into and out of the parking lot is a major pain in the butt…read more If you don't know exactly where you are going from past experience, expect a frustrating trial and error period to find the correct way to the store you want to go to with lots of darting in and out of the multiple layers of non-linear lanes and obstacles. There is only one exit road from the parking lot to Milestrip Road for the entire plaza, which is quite large and split into two sectors. When you finally find the one correct path to Amelia Drive, then over to Milestrip, you are met be several large "One Way" signs which, if you are not familiar with the area, can easily lead one to believe that you can only turn left out of the intersection. Pay no attention to those signs, you can turn right towards Blasdell, but be prepared for other confused drivers trying to make heads or tails out of the whole absurd layout. Whoever designed the parking areas and entry and exit roads to this plaza is either a sadist or an incompetent boob. There should be more than one way out. They could have just looked at the parking lot at Southgate Plaza in West Seneca, built 60 years ago, for an example of how to design a parking lot. Even the massive Walden Galleria parking lot makes more sense.

Every so often walking through dollar tree is just fun. I always look at the seasonal items and…read morewalk up and down the aisles to see if something catches my eye. Thus place is a little bigger than most so we had more to look at abd choose from.

This store is always busy but you aren't in line long I picked up a few things and a gift card and…read morewas a short visit cashiers are always friendly

Went to the MC Kinely mall and found this cozy craft space. Had Buffalo Bills and Polish themes…read moreitems and other different items to choose from. There were things that could be personlize like glasses aprons we talked to the owner and she spent time telling us about her shop and what we could order and how we can personlize some items we got a few elf on the shelf in boys and girls and on it it said Elfski on it with the Polish falcon on it must stop by so many pretty things you won't be disappointed

There were many isles to look through and plenty of good sales going on! The staff members were…read morepretty friendly at the checkout which is always great. I like their selection for women's clothing and the items I have purchased are good quality that last! Great spot for shopping.

If you're looking for make up, don't come here. But if you're looking for discount clothes, then…read morecheck out the Maxx Factor! Located in South Buffalo and sometimes obscured by snow is this TJ Maxx which honestly doesn't have as good of a selection as a couple of the others in Buffalo, where I shop regularly. I've been to most of them five or six times but I've only been to this one two or three times largely because each time I came I was disappointed by the lack of things that they had - and I think they do get the same amount of good stuff initially, which in my case is men's athletic wear - as the other stores do, but the problem is that a lot of people come here for the deals and so it all gets snapped up.

Pretty messy and a lots of junk. Some treasure. Gotta dig for it. I grabbed a few summer shirts at…read morearound $5 a piece. The dressing room was pretty gross and not enough hanging hooks if you want to try on items. They do have specials by tag color and day of the week. Jewelry items are up front behind the counter. There are VHS tapes and cassette tapes, books and other items as well as tons of clothes.

I hit this location on Mondays to take advantage of the 25% senior discount on all clothing…read more I've been going for ten years and I've been lucky in finding both some great, $$$$ hard to find designer clothes at a a low price as well as some spectacular antique furniture and accessories. Armani, RL, Boss and now over 100 pieces of Under Armour activewear are a few pieces I've discovered...always a mini gold mine with the mens clothes. 5 department store racks packed with high quality clothing with more coming in weekly. Lol...I can wear a totally different outfit daily for six months and not repeat any pieces. Addict perhaps? Perfect store for that!! My whole dining room was found there, piece by piece, as well as some Stiffel lamps, all in flawless condition. The table is an Art Deco one off piece made of six exotic hard woods, dated 1934. I've certainly unearthed some valuable things, both at this location as well as the one on Elmwood. Prices are far lower than Goodwill and the staff are very friendly and they greet me when I see them. Best store in Buffalo!!!

Not to be confused with the Shippes At Lake Erie, which are really just small boats honestly. But…read moreno, this isn't my fight song. What a very posh and pretentious name for a very run-down old plaza that has a few typical stores which can be busy, or can be quiet. The paving isn't great but then neither is your mother's driveway when driving out of it at 4am. Definitely nothing on the level of the businesses and plazas up in Amherst and out in Clarence along Transit Road or Niagara Falls Boulevard. Pretty sleepy and has a Save-A-Lot and other stores along those lines.