A nice selection of Clothing you done usually find around Buffalo! Nice merchandise and great sales!read more

Short and sweet, old floral shop turned into a modern antique, gourmet food store. This location…read morehad its recent re- grand opening on June 12th, adding the gourmet food section. If you visit the Old Chapel Antiques, there is a flyer on this location...save the receipt nom- food items receive 10% discount. My mom purchased a old of a kind artistic wall hanging, and I tried Chocolate Burbon cookies from a bakery in South Carolina that were there. If your looking for unique items for your home, apartment or different gourmet foods to try check it out.

Today was their Grand Opening (9/14/19). Since I overslept from being really sick, I figured I…read moremissed out on it, but to my surprise they were open until 6pm like every other day (10am - 6pm Sunday - Saturday). It's located on East Robinson road closer to Twin City Highway. The parking lot is very small, so parking is limited, but you can park on the street right in front on the same side as the shop. From the outside, it looks like a very small antique shop, but once you get inside, you'll see a number of rooms to check out. Currently, there are a lot of Fall themed home decor items as well as vintage Christmas houseware and decor - two of my favorite holidays! I ended up purchasing some healing crystals for myself and as a gift for someone, burlap nesting boxes that open to keep things inside, long stemmed artificial sunflowers and my first lucky bamboo plant. They offered cookies, doughnuts and apple cider for free today and the guestbook at the register was also a very nice touch! The owner and staff were super friendly and I can't wait to check out the store again in the near future. 'The Old Greenhouse' is named due to it actually being a greenhouse before it became a flower shop, to now an antique shop, which are the same owners of 'The Old Chapel' a few minutes down the rowwhich apparently features hundreds of vendors with antiques.

I've been fortunate enough to pop in here during a couple of visits to Buffalo. Lots of…read moreplaces/galleries on Allen Street seem to have strange hours, or are closed whenever I happen to be there, but Studio Hart is always open when I drop by. The studio is attached to a nice coffee shop next door - art is on the walls of the coffee shop as well - and you can walk freely between the two. It's a small, intimate space with a big window in front, and it hosts rotating monthly exhibitions, it seems. The exhibition space is small, but that allows it to be focused at the same time. Depending on the artists and exhibitors, there are all kinds of art in the space - notecards, decorated little wooden 'people', jewelry, paintings, watercolors, collage, encaustic, and sculptures. It's open during the Allentown First Fridays gallery walk, too. Though it had been a year since the last time I was there, the owner remembered my last visit, and even what I bought. That was a nice surprise, something that would hardly happen here in NYC... I look forward to stopping by the next time I'm in Buffalo.

A great small gallery and gift shop, nice to combine with a lunch or dinner outing in Allentown…read more Both the art and jewelry is affordable for the quality. The owner, an artist herself, has a nice sense of humor with the artist produced gift items she offers.

I've lived in cheektowaga must of my life. What I've found is a gross waste of money on town…read moreworkers. they have to many working milking cheektowaga out of millions..I'd say before raising taxes again. Look at there work force. Where most are just sitting around or sitting in there truck doing nothing.

If you have the guts to get up and leave someone, then you have the cheek to walk out. That's what…read morethis town is named after. The Cheektowalkout, NY. There you have it. Am I reviewing the court, the cops, or the Town itself? Definitely the town. The court has always been a bit of a nightmare, the cops... well, the less I say about the Cheektowaga PD, the better. But the town is really cool. It is to Buffalo what Beverly Hills is to Los Angeles. OK, I can't back that up. But it is to Buffalo what Parma is to Cleveland. That's more like it. Or what San Jose is to San Francisco. Only that one doesn't work as well. What Bellevue is to Seattle. Hmm. Maybe. What Cambridge is to Boston. OK, now we're pushing it. Cheektowaga has tons of excellent food to eat including Alton's (24 hour souvlaki), Kentucky Greg's (get pulled pork BBQ sandwich), the wonderful Teton Kitchen (aka Tetons On Dick, get Thai Basil Fried Rice, Tofu Avocado Salad and Bacon-wrapped Scallops), Polish Villa, Charlie The Butcher (the best beef on weck in WNY), and some good pizza places like Johnny's and Zahz. Try Wehrle and Athens for Souvlaki, Texas De Brazil chain is at the Galleria, Lunetta's for the Royal sub, Jim's Truck Stop has decent 24 hour dinners for cheap, there's also Hot Dog Heaven and a Ted's here if you want some woof woofs. Unfortunately, Cheektowaga has the Walden Galleria, known affectionately to those who love it as Hell On Earth. There are a few issues regarding racial bias, and the aforementioned cops, and when you combine that with the presence of the Galleria, it can't possibly achieve a 5. But a sold 4 for a suburb that we all love with a passion, especially when it's covered in dirty snow. And yes I mean literal dirty snow, you dirty minded Cheektowagans.

Even though this is the smaller, outlet, Barneys store inside the Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls,…read moreI still find the merchandising nicer than Saks. I don't know what it is, probably that it's been rifled through more, but Saks looks more like a "garbage bin for old ladies" than Barney's does with overflowing racks, too many racks, and items that look more pre-owned than new. Whenever I step into this store, it's never with the intention to buy, but browse, just to check out the quality of the merchandise, flip the price tags over, etc. Anyway, I just wanted to write this review after my positive experience with one of their younger, female, possibly Eastern European, salesgirl. I found her pleasant, unpretentious, not too intrusive, knowing when to ask for help/give space, and she was helpful when I asked her about cuts of jeans. A nice change from snobby salespeople, that's for sure!

This is a large Barneys outlet store…read more Barneys is hit or miss in NYC and in the outlet stores. You may or may not like what they are carrying today. But its always high end and high quality. One things I will say, at their outlet stores in general, be careful to look for missing buttons or loose stitching. Sometimes they don't catch it before they put it on the floor.

White Dog Vintage sells funky antique items of yesteryear. You'll find dresses, hats, dishes, &…read morejewelry. The store is appealing to walk through. It is clean and organized. Clothing is cleaned, pressed and ready to wear off the rack. Staff are very helpful and friendly. Street metered parking and free parking on side streets.

Hands-down my favorite shop EVER! They have something for everyone, even that person that's hard…read moreto buy for. I love their card selection, I always end up cracking up when reading them. There's also plenty of funny sayings on kitchen towels, coasters, socks, and more. The apparel is trendy, but can be kind of pricey. The baby/toddler items are especially swoon-worthy. Thankfully there are sales throughout the year, so be sure to keep your eyes peeled. And follow the store on social media for unveiling of new products, promos, and events. On top of all the great items in the store, the owner is super friendly and always strikes up a convo with customers. This makes for a fantastic shopping experience! Bonus: They are open on Sundays!

A friend and I were having lunch and doing some holiday shopping in East Aurora. She wanted to hit…read moreup Beulah's General Store because she really likes it there. I'm so glad that we went in there!!! It's a small chic shop with so many neat things inside. I was in love with the place, as soon as I walked in!!! (I saw a holiday card that said Happy Holidays from your favorite liberal snowflake.) They have so many cute things that you can buy. The owner is really nice. I live in Buffalo and am in love with the city so when I saw a shirt that said living my best Buffalo life, I had to have it!!! She had more sizes than what I realized and I found a perfect shirt for me. I ended up buying it. They have a wall full of socks with fun and sarcastic sayings that I have to come back and purchase. They have cool things to hang on the wall (like a peace sign) that I need. They also have a few sarcastic coffee cups, one of which I definitely need (about being chalant AF.) This place is definitely worth a stop. It's fun and it'll make you really happy just wandering around it.

Love this store. It is very farmhouse-esque. When I walk throughout the store, which is actually…read morean old home in the village, I feel like moving in or hiring her to re-do my whole house. She does have an online shop up and running. You can also follow Nigh Road on social media for in-store events and deals.

They have a nice selection of apparel, home decorations, candles, accessories, etc. great service…read moreand I love supporting this small business.