This place is so cool! It's a warehouse full of discounted items! Most items are used and/or some…read moreparts are broken. They write on the package if it's used or parts are broken. But you can find some stuff brand new and discounted! My husband got a drill set for $60 and it retails on Home Depot's website for $190. The saw in the set is broken, but he wasn't aware it was broken, so we have to call them and bring it back. They have just about everything from books, door knobs and dead bolts, area rugs, Virtual Reality head sets, furniture, tools and so much more! Every week they have new discounts! Each color on the tag represents a different discount. Definitely check this place out!

I've bought a wide range of items from T&T Trading (flat screen TV, baby swings, toys, furniture,…read moreother odds and ends) and always feel like I'm getting a great deal. I have found 99% of the items to be in perfect condition, sometimes just in slightly damaged packaging. I had one issue with a nightstand that had some broken pieces and missing parts, but the return process was easy. The staff is so friendly and quick to respond to email messages about availability/reserving items. They're also more than happy to help carry items to your car if you need assistance. The item descriptions are honest and the prices are fair.

Easy to schedule online. Service provider was polite and seemed honest. Able to assess the…read moresituation and provide an estimate. And cleaned up the stove so that it worked better.

Tina did a great job, I had a large knocking noise before she came and when she was done it is…read morequiet as could be. For the amount of work that she did the price was very reasonable. I would call them again.

Unreliable and and rude. I gave him 2 older working washer dryer units to take and asked that he…read morereplace them with my 2 other younger units. he took the 2 older units. He stripped the water intake connection had I to replace the water connect on the washer and left me with a dismantled washer as he didnt know how the replace the connect. He then would not return to fix what he broke. I had to buy a new washer. Lost @ $1000 with John taking the 2 units and braking the washer which I then had to buy a new one.

Pleasant to deal with, was available as soon as possible where others had to make an appointment a…read moreweek or so out. Dryer works great now

Carlos was friendly & very knowledgeable. He diagnosed my washer issue, explained the options to…read morerepair and got it handled. He was responsive & fair priced.

Carlos came out to repair my gas oven when it wasn't heating to temperature. Although, he didn't…read moremake it to my house at the appointed time, he still came. He knew what the problem was, checked the failing part, gave me a quote on cost of repair, all within 10 minutes. I went ahead with the repair and he wouldn't charge me until he made sure the repair was working, which it was. Carlos was very knowledgeable about what he needed to do, was very professional in doing it, and saved me some money in doing the repair. This is the second time I've used his services and will look to him again if needed.

So thankful to have this bike shop here in EA! Jeremy was very informative and told me everything I…read moreneed to know as a first time rider. I feel confident going into upcoming long-distance rides after visiting this shop. They do it all - tune ups, bike shipments, all the gear... so much.

Dropped my MTB off for service and needed a new dropper post installed. My bike needed a lot of…read morelove and attention to get it back to feeling new. The staff were very knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly. They told me turn around time would take about 1 week which is exactly how long it took, no surprises. I picked up my bike and for the amount of work they did I believe the price was very reasonable and fair. And after riding it hard again I have nothing to say other than they did a great job. I don't usually leave reviews but I felt compelled to do so and to recommend to others that this is an excellent shop to bring your bike for service! Thank you Kickstand Culture!

My wedding ring was crushed out of shape and also needed resizing too. Rahn Jewelers did an…read moreexcellent repair and resize. I was very pleased in knowing the son was the owner of what was Kelsey's Jewelers . Bought my first friendship ring their 45 years ago. This store is a family tradition .

This is usually my first stop when I need anything related to bijoux and Horology. He's helpful,…read morefunny, and very good at what he does. He always helps me with my little, odd requests. He's also honest. He usually just seems to make a price up off the top of his head. And it's usually less than I expect each time. I'll continue to buy here for a long time.

A great place packed with history and charm! There is so much packed into a great town…read more Presidential history (the Millard Filmore House), innovative industry (Moog and Fisher Price still has a presence here). There are plenty of amazing restaurants, a quirky and historical 5 and dime store, a small movie theater, the Roycroft campus and a smattering of other businesses that keep it busy and thriving. Long before Hallmark movies were trendy, people described East Aurora as a perfect "hallmark" town and now there have been several Hallmark movies filmed there! Many businesses have their own parking lots, but there are also municipal lots along with on street parking. It is also a very walkable space. They are also home to Knox Farm State Park which hosts a lot of fun and unique events but is also great for cross country skiing in the winter months. I love East Aurora and feel like it is a little escape while still being so close to home.

I have reviewed this town a few times now. Not sure where those reviews have gone. But nevermind,…read moregives me a chance to do it again. Some 20 miles outside of Buffalo is this very cute town. It has a rich history, Millard Filmore spent a lot of time here and married Abigail, who was from here. Then there is Roycroft. They have a few festivals each year, master artisans have come from here for over a century. It all started from the Roycroft Press. Today it's a welcoming town, just the perfect size. The Main Street is full off small mom and pops. From small bakeries to ice cream parlors to Viddlers. There are nice restaurants of various price ranges in town. There are also some chains, Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts to name a few. And the usual banks and other commerce options. While it's a commuter town in large part, there is also a local business component these days. And a co-op. Street parking, check the meters.