My first time ever there was great, everything was very well organized and clean, great selection…read moreof clothes, and the cashier was very nice ( I would have put her name, but i forgot it). Clothes were well priced, but wish the baby slings were a bit more affordable, but that's nitpicking. Overall I would absolutely come back and recommend to others!

I bought in a lot of kids clothing. No one was in the store, so they decided to go through all 3…read morecrates of clothing that I brought in. They selected a good amount from the 3 crates. Thank you for having such a great place to bring in our gently worn clothing.

I heard about Pflutter through a friend and I couldn't wait to stop by. It's the cutest shop. I…read morepicked up valentines day apparel and some Buffalo Bills items. Go Bills! The girl behind the counter was super sweet. I can't wait to go back many many times.

One of the best vintage spots in the city! Plus they throw so many cool events for the community…read more 10/10 recommend

From the owner: KIAKS is an affordable and approachable shop offering a range of vintage home decor, secondhand…read moreclothing & gift products. You can also find self care products such as candles, incense, organic lip balms and facial creams/serums. There are unique gift bags and wrapping available along with greeting cards for purchase for all of your gifting needs! KIAKS stands for Kid in a Kitschy Shop and believes that secondhand is for everyone. Each secondhand product is handled with care, washed, sanitized and mended as needed to be displayed for consumers in a non overwhelming boutique setting.

This store has everything. But really! It's a great shop to get a stocking stuffer, host/hostess…read moreitem, and perhaps most importantly, something fun for yourself. I have been shopping here for many years and have found countless cool things. Some favorites include recycled silk yarn that I made a scarf with, a bumper sticker that said "Well Behaved Women Rarely Make History", and a mini tape measure on a keychain. Archimage has toys, musical instruments, soap, coloring books, gemstones, stickers, candles, jewelry, plants, clothing, and so much more. It's definitely worth a stop.

What a charming and eclectic store with an warm welcoming energy! You can spend hours walking…read morearound looking at all the well curated collection of goodies. Wind-chimes, drums, signing bowls, crystals, inscents, candles, soaps, wallets, postcards, cloths, plants and much much more. Fair trade, hand crafted, and some local items. The staff is friendly and the owner is a wealth of knowledge. I was very lucky to have an opportunity to ask her questions and talk to her about several different items that I was interested in. I learned origin stories about some of the items, what certain meanings of specific crystals were and also care tips for the baby jade plant I took home with me. I lI will definitely be back whenever I go to Rochester!

I used to love Kohls and it was one of the only stores I shopped at. Nearly everything I owned came…read morefrom there. I don't know what happened to them in the last 10 years, but the clothing styles, selections, and designs are just terrible. I rarely find anything either for work or casual wear that I want to try on and the few things I've purchased have been so cheaply made that they pill after one use and wash. Not to mention the prices are outrageous here. Even under the guise of "savings" the initial prices aren't fooling anyone and the final prices after discounts are still more than any of it is worth. The only reason I still step foot into a Kohls on a regular basis is because they accept Amazon returns. My fiance has better luck here so it's possible the men's clothing is better.

Love that they added a few self checkouts! Super easy to use and so much faster when the regular…read morecheckouts are long lanes.

This is the only mall in Monroe County now. The next closet is the Eastview mall in Victor. The…read moregreece mall still has many stores open for shopping and are the typical stores you find in any mall. It is very clean and affordable. It has a movie theatre and many chain restaurants as well as a food court. Best and only mall in Monroe County.

I grew up in Hilton, and going to Greece Ridge Mall was a staple. As a teen, it was a great place…read moreto hangout. As an adult, you could get shopping done if you're focused and know what you want. Nowadays, I hardly ever go to any mall. Last time I was at Greece Ridge, it was pretty mediocre. I've read poor reviews about their Santa Claus they've had and how he ended up being a child s** offender. Not sure how accurate this is, but if true, shows how much effort they may not put into staffing. As a mother, this is such a failure. In the past, I've had siblings had their purchases swiped from right next to them when they've set it down for even just a moment. Their bathrooms were always gross and only there if you REALLY need to go. As I aged and as time went on, for me it seems like Greece Ridge got progressively worse. Losing a lot of its "magic". I brought my son to the little play pit thing they have when he was 1 yr. I remember feeling uncomfortable with certain individuals standing around just staring. It's a place you can go if you absolutely need something and you know what it is. There really is not much to look at anymore if you go to Greece Ridge and just want to peruse. You can get your steps in somewhere much more pleasant.

I had just finished review on another business and was heading home. As I was coming down E. Ridge…read moreroad I often noticed a store named "Citi-Trends". So with a bit of time left on my schedule I decided to check it out. They sell a variety of mens, womens and childrens cloths, a long with a variety of other things I filmed for you. I must say the store was very organized and clean, and the prices seemed quite fair. I spoke to a gentlemen doing inventory and also with the clerk named NiNi. They were all quite polite. This store is worth a visit if you're looking to save money.

I popped in here on a whim not knowing what Citi Trends was. It turns out it's a hybrid of Rainbow…read moreand Burlington. Citi Trends sells men's, women's, and kids clothing and accessories. It's trendy fast-fashion and inexpensive. Quality is commensurate with the price. There are well defined arrows leading to the cashier for social distancing. All the employees wear masks and it is required for customers, too. They also provide hand sanitizer on a table right inside the door. The store is well laid out, bright, and well-stocked, except for accessories. They've only been open a few weeks, so I was very surprised to see an almost depleted accessory area. I was looking for inexpensive hair accessories for Daughter. I was also looking for a certain hair product for her. The female cashier came over to help me; she was very knowledgeable and friendly. She used to work for Rite Aid and said the product I was looking for is something that Rite Aid carries. She seemed genuinely interested in helping me, and that's what put them at 4 stars.