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.

Came here to buy Christmas gifts and was really happy with the variety and selection of gift sets…read more The prices were fantastic also! Docking a star because compared to similar stores, the products here were not as neatly displayed and the line was long. The cashiers were friendly and helpful though!

I'm old enough to remember when Burlington was a "coat factory." This was the store to visit when…read moreone needed a warm winter coat, a stylish spring jacket, or a formal trench. But this store is not that (anymore). Burlington still has some nice outerwear, but they're a whole lot more than coats! I should get this out of the way early -- Burlington offers a five-star shopping experience unless you need a dressing room, in which case, a solid four point five stars. They have dressing rooms, but they aren't always open. I think it began during Covid, and my guess is, it's been hard to find good help and when you've got to work with a less-than-full staff, that's kind of the obvious place to cut. Anyway, I don't really know when the dressing rooms are open and when they're not, but they were not open a couple of days ago when I took my mom in to do a little shopping. Fortunately for us, there's no reason to test out their return policy. Burlington really is one of my favorite stops for clothing. They've got a really nice selection of clothes for ladies, men, juniors, and kids. I love their brands and the prices are super-affordable. There have been a few times I found clothes on the hanger that should have been in a bin to send back to the manufacturer - a rip here or a stain there. But most of the time, the clothes are exactly as they should be when you're buying NEW clothes. One of my favorite aisles at Burlington is the home decor section. The picture frames, shelf sitters, candles, wooden signs -- I just can't resist myself! They make great gifts or seasonal decor when I'm looking to change things out. Burlington has a rewards program or some kind of Burlington super-fan thing. I honestly don't know what it is, but if you give them your phone number every time you go, they find you and say, "yeah - you're in the program!" and then they ring you up and you pay them and then they thank you and send you on your way. I have no idea what else is happening, honestly. I don't know if I'm earning points or just giving away personal information. But they have a program like that if you're looking for one. Customer service is great. The cashiers are always friendly and nice to chit-chat with while you're checking out. Oh - and here's a tip -- don't try to take your cart out to your car. Trust me; don't even try it.

Updated review 12/2021. After another 5 years of dance, we…read morestill shop at Bailey's for dance shoes. It's hard to buy tap, jazz or ballet shoes without trying them on for size and proper fit. On-line (Amazon or Discount dance) is ok for accessories and if you are sure of the fit of your clothing/ dance tights and leotards. For shoes specifically we don't think it wise to Internet order. Going into her 11th year of formal dance classes, my teen daughter was excited to get her first pointe ballet slippers. A true ballerina! She was a bitty 4 year old baby ballerina when she started. We shopped at Baileys earlier this week. The young lady who waited on us was helpful. She brought out several pairs of pointe ballet shoes (the kind that allows the ballerina to stand on her toes - ouch) for my daughter to try. Each one fit a bit differently. I hope my daughter will enjoy her new pointe shoes and find them comfortable. The shoes, plus inserts and ribbons all came to $143 approximately. Not cheap. Dance, like any sport, has related expenses.

My granddaughter needed tights, ballet slippers, etc. for her first time trying ballet. She's 11…read moreand tall for her age. When I asked the fellow who was waiting on us, he showed us tights, fitted her for slippers, and said she needed toe separators and toe pads. The tights ($11 each) had runs in the the first time she wore them. The toe separators weren't necessary for a first time dancer. The slippers were too small And the toe pads ($28) weren't necessary. My total bill was over $100. When I attempted to return the toe pads (unused and in original package) the owner refused, stating it was beyond their return policy deadline. There was absolutely NO consideration, in spite of the other problems stated above. I will never set foot in this shop. Because of their location, they probably cater to the rich, and $28 probably doesn't mean anything to them. BEWARE OF THEIR RETURN POLICY ... YOU WON'T WIN!

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.

This is a great place to go if you like sports, collect trading cards, or need any great gifts…read more They really have everything from sports cards to trading card games on one side of the store, and then sports merchandise like jerseys and clothing on the other side. I went in to browse around and see if anything sounded good before the start of the football season. That was a mistake for my wallet because everything looked like I needed it. They do a great job of keeping everything organized here. Sabres and Bills stuff in different sections, sports cards and trading cards broken down into different spots on the other side. They also have so much room for the events that they hold here. Along with the amount of product they have, they also have some cool pop culture collectibles on display which makes the whole place have a fun feel. Service here is good. Sometimes the value is a little high. Some markups on trading cards could be a little lower but oh well, that's the sign of the times I guess. Overall, if you need a gift or just looking for yourself, D&A's is the place to go!

The sales team is very shady with their tactics. I wanted to buy a certain item. I asked them how…read moremany they had and they said 1 only. I bought the item and a day or two later they list another one at a higher price and won't honor the old price. Then I buy the item and a day or two later list another raising the price again. They claimed to only have 1 yet in the past 30 days I've ordered 7 of them and there's currently another one listed on their website. Of course they raised the price 10% after waiting 25 hours to post it on the site. And of course they can't price match it because it's not within 24 hours. (The fact that they took more than 24 hours to post it on their site doesn't matter) My account rep said they'd price match a price within the last 24 hours. They take 25-26 hours to post another item in stock to get around that price matching. Very sketchy and slimy sales team. Reflects poorly on the owners and the company as a whole. I gave them 2 stars simply because the shipping has been quick.

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!

Goodwill is a shell of its former self. They now take somewhat valuable or good quality items, and…read moresell them on their web-based platform (online). The remaining low quality stuff is what they put in the store. Good books, dvds, cds are impossible to come by. Likewise with toys/games/electronics. Generally not worth the trip at all anymore.

Customer service lacks at this location. Employees are not helpful at all. Also selection seems…read morevery limited at this location. I would not frequent this location again.

Another new store opened in the neighborhood so naturally I had to check it out. I was surprised…read morewhen I went in oh how empty it was. I'm not sure if they held the actual 'grand opening' yet or if that'll be held some time in the future. The store seemed rather tight to me with not much room between the displays to walk making me wonder how it would be with a crowd. Also I wasn't crazy on how their sales were shown with percentages off as you'll see in my pictures rather than actual prices. Some were obvious and easy to calculate (50% off). Others though just said 20% off with a range of prices. Sorry but when I'm shopping I don't want to have to figure out prices myself. Kinda the same as I think about self checkouts! Not horrible but not enticed to return. This may be the way their stores always are but I wasn't impressed.

Absolutely love it. It's a busy Target, but the entire staff is great, and because of how much time…read moreI've spent there over the years, they come to know you and recognize you. It's pretty clean, and they're not too bad at keeping things organized. They're always helpful, and of course, Target is a great store where you can find some of the best deals. Their cartwheel program means you can find some real bargains. They implement their mask policy. They also try to make sure everyone stays six feet apart and limit the lines that you're in. They wipe down the areas where you cash yourself out. They also have online order and pickup. It's a godsend if you don't want to go inside. They bring your order right out to your car and load it in the backseat or trunk for you.

Ordered an item from a baby registry for drive up pickup, and the employee who brought it to my car…read morewas holding it face down. Upon grabbing it and turning it right side up, I noticed the packaging was ripped and damaged. So I immediately told him this was a gift and asked if he could get me another one instead whose packaging wasn't damaged. Luckily he did. I realize that he probably wasn't the one who originally pulled it off the shelf in the first place, but it seems a little deceitful that this location thinks it's ok to give damaged items to drive up orders, especially when it was directly purchased from a gift registry.

Great store with clean and appealing aesthetic layout. Nice associates without high pressure sales…read more Premium brands, not bargain, but there are some affordable items despite this (also features local brands). Mostly all women's. Loved it here!

This is a cute store with many unique looking items, clothing, shoes, jewelry, caps... some big…read morename designers like DolceVita, Eggs, etc... the prices are actually very reasonable for the brands carried here and they have nice sales going on. The staff was friendly and engaging, answered questions and showed interest in is a customers. The store vibe is boutique like... inviting, cozy, clean, well organized. There's a pride of ownership here... they care about the appearance of the store and they want you to have a positive experience here