I just had to stop in to try on Sketcher's new Slip-on shoes. They have a large selection to choose…read morefrom. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They were having 50% of a second pair sale. It was tough to decide what two pairs I wanted to buy. It took a while but I finally picked two perfectly fitting and good looking pairs of shoes. To make them slip-on, the backs of the shoes has hard plastic in them to make them easy to put on. Kind of like a built in shoe horn. These are not just old fashioned loafers. Even though you don't have to tie them, many styles have laces, mostly for looks. I recommend stopping in to try on a pair.

Very large shoe store. They carry Crocs to Oofos to Merrill and more. They carry sizes for men,…read morewomen and children. It's a very large and eclectic selection.

they by far have the largest selection of the high end, comfortable, foot friendly brands in the…read moreBuffalo area. They are a small local business so I understand their stricter return policy--I am just so happy I can shop here, in person, with such a large selection. I am so tired of ordering online and getting the shoes and having to return them because they don't fit.

We love this place! The owner is a mom and she just gets it. We feel like family when were here and…read morei buy most of kiddos clothes here. Saves me so much money! She has the best things. So clean and well taken care of. And she also keeps the prices just right to make it makes sense. Some of the other kids consignment shops are still so pricey u can buy new stuff cheaper on sale. So shes doing everything right!

With our new (well 13-month-old) baby consignment has been a go-to for us! The owner is so…read morewonderful, helpful and friendly! Her facebook page is always posting great new items and specials. It's a small storefront, but plenty of choices. We try to support our locals as much as we can! Please gie this one a look!

Such a fun store!…read more My friend and I wandered in after having lunch nearby and I found tons of cute things. We found a bunch of Buffalo Bills ladies themed items we loved including gifts, headbands, shirts, leggings, baby onsies and even a birthday card for my dad. They have some jewelry and tons of accessories as well as candles and lotions that smell Devine. A small toddler and baby section in the back was loaded with cute items and some sales. The ladies inside were very friendly and welcoming. We loved this shop!

Literally one of my new favorite stores! The owner is so amazing and kind.. filled with light.. the…read moreearrings I bought last year look brand new still! She is super fair priced and all the products are amazing! I feel very happy having my paycheck go towards this place on a shopping day! Highly highly recommend!!!!!!

Located in North Town Plaza, this is the only uniform store that I frequent. Life uniform always…read morehas a great selection of uniforms, shoes and equipment for nurses in particular. They carry all the top brands and trendiest styles in scrubs as well as offering sizes in petite, regular and tall. You will also find a nice selection of dansko shoes. Definately look online for an in store coupon code. There is almost always one available!

I just graduated and got my first job and this place was like heaven!!! HUGE selection, clean,…read morereasonably priced ( could use some more affordable prices shoes for us poor folks beginning our careers ) but otherwise I am in love

Updated review 12/2021. After another 5 years of dance, we…read morestill shop at Bailey's for dance shoes. It's hard to buy tap, jazz or ballet shoes without trying them on for size and proper fit. On-line (Amazon or Discount dance) is ok for accessories and if you are sure of the fit of your clothing/ dance tights and leotards. For shoes specifically we don't think it wise to Internet order. Going into her 11th year of formal dance classes, my teen daughter was excited to get her first pointe ballet slippers. A true ballerina! She was a bitty 4 year old baby ballerina when she started. We shopped at Baileys earlier this week. The young lady who waited on us was helpful. She brought out several pairs of pointe ballet shoes (the kind that allows the ballerina to stand on her toes - ouch) for my daughter to try. Each one fit a bit differently. I hope my daughter will enjoy her new pointe shoes and find them comfortable. The shoes, plus inserts and ribbons all came to $143 approximately. Not cheap. Dance, like any sport, has related expenses.

My granddaughter needed tights, ballet slippers, etc. for her first time trying ballet. She's 11…read moreand tall for her age. When I asked the fellow who was waiting on us, he showed us tights, fitted her for slippers, and said she needed toe separators and toe pads. The tights ($11 each) had runs in the the first time she wore them. The toe separators weren't necessary for a first time dancer. The slippers were too small And the toe pads ($28) weren't necessary. My total bill was over $100. When I attempted to return the toe pads (unused and in original package) the owner refused, stating it was beyond their return policy deadline. There was absolutely NO consideration, in spite of the other problems stated above. I will never set foot in this shop. Because of their location, they probably cater to the rich, and $28 probably doesn't mean anything to them. BEWARE OF THEIR RETURN POLICY ... YOU WON'T WIN!

I'm not sure how to review Awke, I am not their target customer but it was very interesting and my…read morefriends each bought something. If I was one size smaller I would have purchased one of the dramatic sweaters they had. Prices seemed good. I was taken to Awke by a couple Iraqi women friends of mine. It is a hole in the wall store (there is not even any signage on the exterior) carrying items for the local Ethiopian, Indian, and Middle Eastern community. The store carried jeweled and embroidered dresses, cloaks, scarves and the sweaters I was looking at. There was also a large section of cosmetics, kitchen items, and polar fleece blankets and boots for children and women. Half of the items were still in their large shipping cartons, the displayed items were in relaxed groupings which made one's search for treasure interesting but fun. I didn't have time to look through the carton of scarves, I may need to go back and see if one has my name on it.

This store tempts me at least weekly on fb with ads for their newest items. Sadly, I always want…read morethe ones that are out of my price range. But that hasn't stopped me from shopping there twice and buying two dresses. I'm posting a photo of me wearing one in the pics here. I have never met Andrew but co-owner Julie Ann is a sweetheart and super helpful. Some of their items are higher priced ($100+) but you can certainly find less expensive items here as well, including their sale rack (but with limited sizes). They also offer a great variety of great accessories and at good price. If I had more money to spend, I'd go on crazy shopping sprees at this store. A definite "must visit" for anyone a fan of the rockabilly or pin-up styles.

Amazingly quirky, unique vintage style clothing!! Like ModCloth- but better. This is a small store,…read morebut they have really neat pieces. Also they love cats and had a lot of cat themed things. They have a section of true vintage as well. The people that work here were super friendly too. I'm glad that I found a spot, where I can find the kinds of clothing I like to wear locally- and support a small business while I shop.