Hats. Caps. More hats…read more Found at this new shop on Hertel. Between Berthas and Chow Chocolates. There are a variety of hats and caps. You can try on whatever strikes your fancy. The owner (Mark?) is there and very happy to see you there too. Some of these are fedoras. In various colors. Others are winter knits, makes sense in Buffalo. Then some caps, think Sherlock Holmes. There's plenty to choose from and nice easy mirrors so you can see how it looks on your head. As far as I know this is the only store like it in Buffalo, and on Hertel. For that alone, 5 stars.

The selection is somewhat limited by the tininess of the store and, probably, the demand for a shop…read morethis cool in a mostly-baseball-cap kind of town. But what Agorie has certainly does shine: pageboy caps, newsboy caps, drivers, pressers, coachmen, fedoras with a great eye for color, bowlers, an odd top hat here and there--it's a good spread at competitive prices, and probably a better use of the limited shelf space than most shops would be able to pull off. It's got stuff for multiple styles and seasons. I moved here from a more hat-oriented market (Austin, TX), but Agorie and Beau Chapeau in Niagara-on-the-Lake have given me haberdasher hope in what I feared would be a hat desert.

What a fun store. I wanted a hat for the Kentucky Derby and found the perfect one At Pamela's…read more Beautiful handbags, scarves, jewelry aNd other accessories are available. Pamela is a vivacious shopkeeper that makers the experience even more fun. Stop by!!

A window on Main often has great hats on display. They are often seasonal and always interesting…read moreto look at. The store is open after 12 noon and carries hats and other women's accessories. Tons of hats. While I dont have occasion to wear them enough I love hats. Especially pretty ones that could be worn to the Kentucky Derby. Those are the kind you will find here. Street parking.

They had a lot of cool spiritual stuff. I came in looking for a bong. I saw one I liked but I saw…read moreanother one that looked like "black face." As an African American customer I mentioned that it made me uncomfortable and I wasn't going to shop here anymore and I was disappointed in them because the rest of the shop seemed cool. The employee got really defensive especially when I started taking pictures of the bongs. He said he was just "a cool little guy" maybe I'm overreacting but I thought Yelp should know. If you're not familiar with black face I included an image. History.com says "Blackface became popular in the U.S. after the Civil War as white performers played characters that demeaned and dehumanized African Americans." #theepettyqueen #blacklivesmatter #decolonizeyourcyph

For when you're just browsing on the Commons, 3-D Light has amazing vibes! The shop keepers are…read morefriendly and know their inventory. If they don't carry what you're looking for, they will try to direct you to a local shop that might. Half my wardrobe is from this store and I've never looked better! I'm not a glass connoisseur myself, but when I've shopped there with my friend for a pipe, she was so happy with the selection and the value of what she got! Right on the Commons! Check em out!

Nice store in downtown Buffalo. We were in town for my wedding. It is worth going into New Era to…read morelook at all the hats. Everyone working there was passionate about hats. They have a machine that can even put a curve on it for you! Loved going and getting my new pirates hat for this season! It was worth the stop.

,new era has terrible craftsmanship n worse customer service!!!!…read more I have a Justin Morneau limited edition hat. N the logo is not centered. New era, the company that produced the hat told me to go to the retailer. Wakey wakey NEW ERA!. the retailer didn't make a limited edition hat with an off centered logo!!. Zero care for quality! ZERO care for customers satisfaction!