Wow, what a selection! Seem like they have everything you need! A good value for all sport items…read more Services friendly, plenty of cashiers.

This review is only in reference to the bike purchase and repair service! A couple months ago, I…read morebought a bike for my teenage daughter and one particular staff person (Zach) was very helpful in letting us find the correct size bike. Fast forward to yesterday when I had to bring the same bike in for repairs (brought on by my daughter-not the bike's fault). Zach was now the one to fix the bike. Zach was great at both explaining what he was doing and taking the time to make sure it was done well. I had to leave the bike overnight but I got a call the next day with an explanation of what was completed as well as the cost. It was far less expensive than I was expecting.

First let me say this store should be called Orvis: The Adams. There are like five Adams who have…read moreworked here over the past several years. I know this because this is my husband's toy store and I hear so many stories about Adam Schroder or Adam Slavinski or Adam the big cheese manager. I can't keep them all apart. All I know is one of them just shaved his beard and my husband is distraught. I'm pretty sure my husband is thinking about changing his name to Adam. Before my husband ever started fly fishing, I used to go here with my daughter clothes shopping. They have some really great brands - made in America - excellent customer service. When my husband put down his guitar and picked up his fly rod (only one expensive hobby at a time, please), this became the go-to place for all the things. Fly rods. Reels. Bags. Shirts. Pants. You get the drift. This is where my husband was introduced to and fell in love with Kuhl pants. He also really loves the Orvis-branded hats and shirts and jackets. This year he even has some things on his wish list for the dog. They've got a great selection of dog beds and toys in wonderful quality. And as I said, made in America, which is very important to our family. And then there are the Adams. They are really knowledgeable about the area fishing spots and my husband knows he can rely on them for current information. He just got home from Orvis, as a matter of fact, where one of the Adams told him Oatka and the Niagara River are looking pretty good right now. Tip: They teach free fly tying and fly fishing classes as well. If you're at all interested in learning how to fly fish, this is hands-down the best place in the area to learn. Ask for Adam.

I signed up myself and Mark for a Fly Fishing 101 Class…read more "The Adam's" were GREAT. Incredibly knowledge and truly passionate about their sport. We borrowed poles and were able to head outside to learn how to Fly Fish. We even got to attempt (and I got one!) using Velcro flies and Velcro fish out on the lawn. It was super silly and fun. The store is neat, clean, and organized. You can get clothing, Shoes, Pet Supplies, and all imaginable gear (and there's a TON) for this sport. Prices range from $100 - $1,500 depending on the level of deep dive you plan to make into the world of Fly Fishing. We are signed up for Fly Fishing 201 in a week and I will report back!

The amount of awesome different Bills items was amazing. The Josh Allen snow plow shirt from the…read moreone storm he needed to get a ride to the stadium.

Ended up walking into this store hoping to find a last-minute Sabres jersey. All other area…read moresports-apparel stores had barely any selection. Rally House had plenty. They didn't have the size we needed, but the associate was helpful and quickly called another nearby location and had one placed on hold. Great experience overall. Star reduction due to elevated pricing. But if there are no other options, this is a good place to check.

Amazing selection of running and walking shoes. Price ranges easily over $100 on famous sport…read morebrands. You get what you pay for.... at least most of the time. Go to the back of the store and you will find some running shoes on sale. Lots of sport apperal too. Salesperson saw me looking through the sales in the back. But he did not say hello or offer to help. I had to go to the counter and ask for assistance. Then he helped. For a small store that prides itself on customer service, this was disappointing.

Everyone that works here is so nice and really helpful! They have a special machine that scans your…read morefeet so they can recommend the best sneakers for you. I went in today and tried on many different pairs and the kid helping me was very patient and wasn't pushy at all. He also said they don't work on commission so I did not feel obligated to buy something which made me feel more comfortable . I did end up getting a pair of sneakers but not for myself so I'll have to think about my options and go back soon!

Love this chain of stores, here I wish they would do better work with customers service. It was…read morelike why are you bothering us lol. I was planning to get a new pair, but when I felt the vibe here I decided not to buy. I will come back another day when the staff is actually willing to work.

I bought shoes at Finishline off the "sale" rack. Got home, they charged me full price. Called…read morethe store, they said only the shoes with the dots are sale price. I returned them (40 mile trip). They wanted my driver's license. I had a work picture ID & tried to give them that but they said no. I gave them my driver's license, and to my horror they scanned it. The info. on my driver's license isn't to give to any retail store period!!! To any of my inquiries the sales person kept saying "it's store policy". Baloney...I'm no longer giving them my business & I hope you won't either.

Well Dicks is always good. Buying golf clubs you need to know your stuff. Mt hubby did a lot if…read moreresearch and knew what he wanted. He had to find someone to get his irons and he bought a driver but they never gave him the packet that comes with it. Thank God he inspected everything and went back to get it I would suggest going elsewhere if you don't know about what you are buying for gokd. The workers do not have enough experience to be selling golf clubs. Disappointed but they still got our business.

This is an okay place to look for sporting related needs. The prices are sometimes a little high…read morefor me but if you buy on sale that can help. They do have a fairly large variety of equipment, with some selection being better depending on the sport. They usually do a nice job of keeping the lines moving even when there are a lot of people in the store.

Over a decade ago, I used to visit Buffalo and the surrounding area often. I'd frequent…read moreWilliamsville a lot, especially this Kohl's. This store was my introduction to the chain and Kohl's cash. Last month, my original plan was to stay in Buffalo. I changed my mind and ended up in Niagara Falls for the first time. However, I had placed an order for pickup at this store, to stroll down memory lane and take advantage of a sale on a pair of Vans sneakers. Sure, I could have found a closer Kohl's, but I wanted to return to where my love for this chain started. My drive was pleasant after work on a Monday evening. It felt the same. I pulled into the parking lot, and was happy to see this store was still alive and kicking. The difference was that Sephora wasn't a part of this Kohl's back then. It was my first time picking up an order here, which was also new to me at this store. I walked in and noticed how clean it was. Spring and gardening merchandise greeted me. It was cheerful and inviting. There were signs pointing me to the washroom and the self-pickup order area. The former seemed like a good idea. The powder area (seems so dated as a term, but it's what I'm going to call it) was pretty, with a flower arrangement in front of a large mirror. The women's washroom was nicely maintained. It was clean. No complaints. I headed over to the self-pickup order area. The process is to find your e-mail indicating that your Kohl's order is ready. You click a link in the message and follow the steps where you say that you're at the store. You then get a pickup spot number to fetch your order. Mine was 265. It clearly had my name labelled on the paper bag with handles. I was happy. I didn't buy anything on top of my pickup order. I did enjoy browsing around to check out fashion trends. I am more of a classic person when it comes to clothing. However, I saw shorter jackets with large pockets being trendy. I probably have a couple of jackets at home that I can pull out and look equally as trendy for a brief moment... haha! I make it a habit to check out purses. I liked everything from floral prints, to heart-shaped purses. The bedroom decor section was a lot of fun. I liked seeing clouds and rainbows as neat pieces. There was a rainbow abacus that was cool, but was sort of broken. I fixed it by placing the metal arc back into a socket in the wooden base. If it weren't that messed up, I would have bought it because it was cool and geeky. It was wonderful returning to this store. I am pleased that it's still standing. It was great shopping here again. (150)

This location had plenty of merchandise-perhaps too much. There were racks of clothing in the…read moremajor aisles going from the front to the rear of the store. There were huge boxes stacked up in the bedding area making it difficult to get around. I'm certain this is a serious fire code violation! I hadn't been in the store for a long time and I have to say it was a mess! Not what I expected! I didn't purchase anything. I didn't see any service people except at the front check out area. I didn't feel comfortable shopping without proper access to the merchandise and to a clear route out of the store. So I went to another business and made my purchases there. I cannot comment on value. I'm certain there's a safer, more efficient way to stock your store.