This is an excellent toy store for Western NY. Obviously not as big as Toys R Us was, but the…read moreselection is still decent. Lots of stuffed animals, train sets, toddler toys, puzzles, games, STEM products, etc. The best part? Prices are actually reasonable, which we were surprised by. There were a couple items we were interested in, and checked Amazon pricing. The price at Raff&Friends was the same or within a dollar or two. It's also nice that they have some toys out for kids to play with (thomas train track, calico critters, etc).

The owner is super rude pushy and mean. She owns a toy store but doesn't let kids even pick…read moresomething up to look at it. Don't waste a dime on her store you can buy it cheaper on Amazon anyway

I stopped in here a few days ago for the first time in probably six months or so. It hasn't changed…read moremuch of course, it's a huge store with a huge amount of product. When I was here, everything was pretty well organized, the shelves looked great. They didn't have what I was looking for, their supply of coffee is pretty low at the moment. But I did take a moment and wander around a little bit just to check out some other things. Tons of stuff on clearance so they must be clearing out for new stuff in March. Easy parking. 3 stars for this large chain. I default chains to 3 stars as they must be A-OK to expand as they have.

New items every time I go shopping. The store is clean. Cashiers are super nice. The other people…read morethat work there will always help if you're looking for a certain item.

We stopped her on a rainy Sunday afternoon to check it out. The place was empty, and only a few…read moreplaces were even open. It's wonderful that Penney's is able to survive here. The Niagara Emporium was an interesting store. The Christmas store wAs all lit up, as a Christmas store should be. Duff's was open and so was a new brewery. Not much going on here, but a great place to walk with lots of parking available.

With all the shopping that goes on these days via the Internet, shopping malls are a dying breed…read more When you can shop on Amazon, for example, the convenience, selection and great prices, retailers just cannot compete. More so in the age of Corona. Well today was a very pleasant experience at the Eastern Hills Mall. I started by taking my unneeded electronics there at 11 AM. This mall was hosting the free electronics waste recycling drop off event in their parking lot. It was so well organized. A company by the name of sunnking was there to take old electronics off your hands. A great service to the community. After that event, I browsed through the Raymour and Flanigan furniture store. This is where the old AM&As, and BonTon used to be, if you recall. Buffalo old timers like me will remember! Then I walked past the Duff's chicken wing restaurant ( yum yum) to browse and check out some very exciting new businesses at the end of the mall where the old Sears used to be. The BFLO store, the Home Today store, the BFLO Events Center (not open yet), and the Chrusicki Bakery /Pierogi store are just refreshing and exciting additions to the Eastern Hills Mall. I think this mall really has potential. I hope once the fear of corona has passed, the mall will pick up more business and folks will truly appreciate what it means to shop in person again. It was really nice to be able to walk into a store, browse through merchandise, speak with the salesperson. That's the way humans interact. The social aspect is what made the experience exceptional today at this mall. The only department store left unfortunately is JCPenney. Otherwise there are many interesting stores when would not expect to see in the mall setting. Pet stores, dog training businesses, a realtor office, even a DMV (currently closed due to Covid), Antique collectible stores, a medical fitness center, blood donor organization, to name a few. Came home with a few treats from the Chrusicki Bakery. Due to being in the Orange Zone for COVID, patrons are not allowed to dine at the tables inside the bakery. Decorated so beautifully for the holidays it was so inviting. The entrance with the fireplace and Christmas theme is worth checking out.

I have bought multiple mattresses from Xtreme always very happy with quality and price and with the…read morevery helpful staff who are knowledgeable and easy to talk too

We bought what was suppose to be firm mattress in summer of 2003, they delivered what appeared to…read morebe same one same cover etc. we bought the $65 cover to get sleep warrantee. We did not look at tag on mattress. Both my husband and I have orthopedic implants. Finally about 45 days or more after feeling this mattress was too soft, but coming off a a 15 year old one was confusing we looked at tag said plush. Returned to store, they first said we could exchange it but then they stalled and back tracked said we waited too long. apparently noted in our file we were fine with it. Each year gets softer more saggy till 2 1/2 years later we had enough. The bed was covered and still looks perfect to eye with no one on it so warrantee not in effect .The salesman first told us if we choose new bed he match the $1599 we paid but when went in to purchase then said take only $200 off making our costs way too high. Do not trust them and convinced their stuff made special for store of inferior quality,. We plan to give the bed away too nice throw away but need to repurchase. If need cheap bed for kid or guest room they probably fine, but not master bed. unless plan keep it for short time. Seen many reviews since similiar our experience delivered wrong bed, not honor sleep guarantee and manufacturer warrantee no on ever gets on any bed they big joke.

Had an absolute blast looking through the fabric selection today. They had a great selection to…read morechoose from and the people working were very welcoming. I'm already looking forward to my next visit :)

Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. They do full servicing of machines and sell them as well. I…read moretook my brother c6000i to be serviced, and although it took 3 weeks on the dot to get it back, they were forthcoming about the wait time and I was pleased with the result. I look forward to buying my next machine from them. The store has probably every attachment you could purchase for your machine. However, the majority up on the record quilting. Not used to me since I'm mostly a costumer. But regardless, I look forward to my next visit.

I think their associates are very friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful…read more Store is very clean and organized well

We came here to upgrade a very old bed to something that would fit us both better. My husband…read morepurchased the one we had some years ago and it was fatigued beyond repair. We came right after opening on a Saturday and the floor was pretty quiet. We looked at one of the styles that we thought we wanted but weren't settled. We were being helped by Kurt who was able to show us some other products that were well within our price range. We ended up liking the latex beds by pranasleep and purchased it that day. They have financing available and we ended up being able to get our bed added into that day's shipment without excess cost. We also got a mattress cover after noticing fluids seeping into the mattress which gave us two free pillows! We would definitely recommend this location.

Amazing kids' music selections from classic children's hits to uniquely retro-and totally new-bops…read morefor the tots; there are even preschool pop divas that aren't cartoon characters from YouTube!

This location is newer, clean, large, and there seems to be a good rotation of things moving in and…read moreout. The home decor section usually has some nice finds. The kids' section is small. Like most Goodwill stores, the prices are too high. I try to shop for the color/deal tags.

The service is not that great at this location. Every time I come in, I am reminded that there are…read moresome really cool local bike shops, but this one does not meet the standard. From the second you walk in the door, it is difficult to get help. The guy at the desk must be watching an intense movie or something because he was sure engrossed in the computer screen. I needed some breaks and described what I needed to the folks in the back. Out of the blue, some other employee walks up and barks, "That's not what you are looking for," then rolls his eyes and walks away. What happened to the friendly local bike store with staff who were polite? Cyclists are typically a really great community, but why doesn't Bert's follow in that tradition? If you are in a jam and need something quick, this might be the place to go. They need to work on those personal communication skills. Maybe they need to spend more time out riding in the community. I wish I could be more positive about my experience.

This is for the Depew/Lancaster location because that location isn't on Yelp…read more I went to Bert's today and was helped by Scott and another gentleman whose name I can't remember. Both were professional, helpful, and friendly. They helped me with a part they had in stock, and ordered another part for my bicycle and helped me load my bike back in the car. I've had great service each time I've been there.

Very kind and caring staff at the Care Connection. The ladies here are always willing to answer…read moreyour questions over the phone, and if they don't answer you can leave a message and they'll get back to you asap. I picked up my pump from here, and recently had a lactation consultant meeting which went well. Christy was very knowledgeable and understanding. She had thoughtful answers to my questions and sent me home with very good suggestions and resources.

Breasts. A lot of us have them. Many of us will use them to feed infants and babies. But if you…read morearen't familiar with terms like latch, let down, colostrum, engorgement, or mastitis, then you might need some guidance. And if nipple shields, tubing and membranes sound more like a strange spring break than breast pump parts, then skip wandering aimlessly through Target's baby aisles and come here instead. The Care Connection can either rent you a hospital grade pump or sell you a pump according to your insurance plan and how it incorporates the Affordable Care Act to cover pumping and supplies. The store will contact your insurance for you and lay out your options, which is great if you are an overwhelmed pregnant person. Speaking of overwhelmed pregnant people, I actually sent my husband here for parts while I was home with our latest baby, and they kindly talked him through everything we would need. The guy does have a PhD, but no boobs, so I wasn't sure how this would work out- I was pleasantly surprised! Beyond the pump and related supplies, the store has many items that are a must have for breastfeeding moms- clothing, bras, pillows, wraps, creams, etc. They even have an interesting supply of edibles- supplements, essential oils and cookies to help boost your supply. This is not in my wheelhouse, but if it's in yours, they have you covered! Finally, the care connection offers many classes such as Breastfeeding 101, Infant CPR, Happiest Baby, Return to Work/Pumping and a class for "Baby Ready Pets" which is not one I have seen before, and I've been around this baby block a few times! While I did not participate in the classes (so many babies at this point) their variety sounds like it would really help prepare new parents or parents looking for a refresher.