If you're ever in warsaw you gotta swing by this place very neat stuff in this place, they got some…read morelocal vendors and also a lot of gorgeous antiques!

Stopped here for an unplanned pitstop. Lady was kind to let me use the facilities. Was pleasantly…read moresurprised at the wide selection. Then was totally stoked when I managed to find a few pieces for my collection for under $20! Definitely worth a stop!

This place is amazing and I can't believe I had never heard of it before. I'm not sure if I love…read morethe grounds more or the shops or the smell of the shops. When I'm there I literally feel like I may have gone to heaven.

Very lovely gift shop! Multiple buildings with so many offerings! Gift items, snacks, drinks,…read moremarinades, maple products, jams, beautiful dried flowers they grow onsite, beautiful flowering plants, and more! They also offer art classes & the property is decorated so cute with antiques throughout the property. Worth the stop!

Don't let the name fool you - this place isn't actually upstairs. If anything, I'd call it…read moredownstairs, since you have to go down a few steps upon entering! I found this place just walking around Main St.; there was a sign proclaiming 'Antiques!', urging me to walk around the corner. So I'd say this place is easy to miss if you're not looking for it. You can actually find the entrance by walking down Church St off of Main. Nonetheless - I enjoyed exploring this little shop. I could barely get into the door without the owner offering me a cup of tea. I was a little flabbergasted, as I'd never been offered tea in an antique shop before. Talk about hospitality! The shop is small, but pretty cozy, I'd say. It's really a good mixture of antiques, cute gift shop curios, and a few locally made items. I particularly enjoyed one section that had a ton of really tempting Christmas decor. There were also some really nice old furniture pieces, like dressers/vanities and chairs. Most of what I would be interested was a bit out of my budget though - despite that, I left with a very lovely antique postcard to add to my collection. So, success! Truly a great antique shop in the sense that you never know what you're going to find here, but you'll be glad you did!

This shop sits just off main street in East Aurora. A little treasure shop with just about…read moreeverything. Looking for an unusual gift or an addition to your decor, it's definitely worth a stop. Eclectic and nicely organized, you will probably find some little item you can't live without. The owner Linda is very sweet, helpful, covid-friendly. I consign with her and have also purchased many pieces from jewelry to serving wear to Roycroft gifts. Lovely shop to spend a few minutes.

Highly recommend the chair caner. He did a great job on our chair…read more We couldn't be happier. Price was reasonable. Completed on time and called as soon as it was ready. Very nice to work with.

Dry Goods is located in the Galleria Mall in Cheektowaga New York. They have high end clothing…read morefor women. Friendly salespeople. Not pushy at all

Nestled between Lululemon and Bath & Body Works (across from Apple) is a women's clothing store…read morecalled Dry Goods. The store is very "boutique" in style and carries young women's clothing, shoes and accessories. I would say the target age for this store is 18-25, but even someone my age loved their clothing as well (I am 39 for reference). The style is very soft and feminine. Much of the color palettes is currently pastels and soft nudes. There was even a small bridal section. The price point was extremely affordable - and even more so with all of the sales racks; which by the way were extremely neat and organized! Just as much as the full-priced racks! Above all, I found the store extremely aesthetically pleasing. Everything was easy to see and look through and very organized by color and style. FYI, I did not notice any plus sized clothing if this is your size. As I write this, I quickly popped on their website and only noticed 3 plus sized tops on clearance. I am not Plus-sized, but I am curvy, and peaking at the clothing I think there are many items that were better suited for small frames in general. This brings me back to the younger target age range, again. Overall, the clothing is cute and affordable and worth stopping in for you or as a gift for that girly girl in your life.

Stopped in here to browse on a rainy Sunday morning last weekend. It wasn't great weather to walk…read morearound browsing shops but after looking in the window at what an adorable shop this was, I had to stop in quickly. I ended up spending about 10 minutes browsing the amazing crafts, gifts, artwork, and more in this lovely establishment. The owner was even making some kind of commissioned piece at the counter when I went to pay which I thought was neat. For a gift shop on main street of EA, I expected the prices to be MUCH higher and was plesantly surprised by how reasonable they were. I ended up buying some homemade bath bombs for myself but plan to return soon to get some gifts for the holidays. This is the perfect place to stop to get gifts for everyone in your life! Lots of parking available on the street.

Always find good stuff and the books are a can't beat price. Sometimes a little bit dirty.read more

This is my regular stop anytime I come to Batavia. It's not the cleanest store but the prices are…read moregood. It's possible to find many useful items and not break your own personal bank.

I read that review about those "Darn Tough" socks and since I've slowly been collecting warm socks…read morefrom outdoor stores this winter as a 'hobby', I decided to visit Aurora Outfitters at last!! I've been itching to check out this store, and I'm really not sure why I never ventured in here sooner. Maybe it just wasn't the right time. This past year my urge to hike has kicked into overdrive and lately I've been all about outdoor activities - so going in here not only cured some boredom, but got me excited for the warmer months and getting back out on the trails. The shop shares a building with another business. Once you go up the steps and into the building, the shop is straight back (and pretty hard to miss with the signs!) This shop is pretty large, with everything and anything to fill your outdoor needs. Tons of apparel with popular outdoor brands like Carhartt, hiking boots, and other useful gear for camping and hiking. You can get snow shoes and chains here for your winter hikes, and there's even some gear for your dog! I only came in here for the socks but I also left with these cool fake "skipping stone" dog toys, and a double sided spoon/fork. Total score! Looking forward to returning in the summer to fulfill more of my hiking needs. P.S. I love my socks. They're stylish and keep my feet warm!

I read a Review of the Day from Hannah K. about "Darn Tough" socks, and it reminded me about those…read moresocks I bought from Aurora Outfitters so long ago. I must have written that review way before I gave myself enough time to decide if I liked the socks or not, but here I am 4 years later and I now EXCLUSIVELY WEAR DARN TOUGH SOCKS. Thank you, Aurora Outfitters, for turning me onto these wonderful socks. Also thank you, past tense me for clairvoyantly deciding to purchase said socks and change my life forever. But most of all, thank you, present me for having the courage to admit I was wrong and seek amends. (And an honorable mention also to Hannah K. for reminding me just how much of an oaf I really am)