Good quality for a reasonable price. I like the variety of items they carry. It's always…read moreinteresting to shop at Marshall's.

This is a very well-organized and clean Marshalls. I went to…read morehunt down some graduation cards and all the cards were very neatly organized. The shoe sections is a lot bigger than other Marshalls, with a variety of shoes. They also had a lot of the kitchen products on sale too. Definitely a worthwhile place to get cards or little kitchen gadgets. :)

THE BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE I EVER EXPERIENCED! Called earlier…read morein the day to see if they had any wedge sandals (needed next day for work event). Riley answered the phone and gave me a quick review of what they had in store and made me realize I better stop in. When I got there, she helped me find the perfect pair. Although they were a half size bigger than what I would have ordered and a different color than I had in mind, they ended up being the perfect Sorel wedge sandal and now I'm obsessed. I also was able to use my 30% off bday coupon, which you can use pretty much everything (excludes Birkenstock and another prestige brand I can't think of). What a great deal! Riley also told me I could "double dip" and head over to Sunshine and Bluebirds (right next door). That's where I found more of the Teleties hair clips. These are so great because they lay flat, which omits the uncomfortable feeling of driving with a clip on the back of your head. Brittany who was working at the store, was beyond friendly and easy to talk to. The customer service alone makes me want to go back to both Research and Design & Sunshine and Bluebirds. Pro tip: add yourself to your mailing list and enter your birthday. You'll get a 30% coupon that I can use at both stores.

I really enjoy this shop! It's great for cute clothing, Buffalo gear, and gifts for others! It is a…read morelittle more expensive, but the quality of items is worth it. The workers are very friendly and keep accounts of customers on file for sizing etc!

Many people live in Orchard Park. Its a lovely small town…read more I am not one of those people. But I "discovered" it some years ago when pointed to the Premier Store out here for a specific purchase. The Premier Store is in a shopping area called Quaker Crossing. Its a large area and has a number of different "parts" to it. The stores listed below can all be found in one of those parts. Once you turn into Amelia Drive you can go left, right or straight. Right takes you to a part of the Crossings that has Marshalls and AAA, among other things. And easy parking all around. Turn left and you will come across Home Goods and the theaters (a little farther along). Go straight and Premier soon appears, next to Target. There are all sorts of smaller stores and places to eat as well. You will likely find it here if its a chain. Everything in this area is a chain, keep that in mind. If you want more personalized service and smaller places, go into town and browse through one of the "non-chains" there. But if you need to run a bunch of errands and are in the area, this may be a place to get a lot done in a small amount of time. It gets busy here but there is plenty of easy parking. Target *Kohl's *Dick's Sporting Goods *The Children's Place *Carter's Babies and Kids *Petsmart *Marshalls *HomeGoods *Justice for Girls *Orville's *Oreck *Famous Footwear *Prestige Wines *GNC Red Robin *Cold Stone Creamery *Longhorn Steakhouse Regal Cinemas *Jenny Craig *Weight Watchers *AAA *Supercuts *First Niagara Bank *Scottrade *Fred Astaire Dance *GNC

Patrick weir made our movie going experience very enjoyable. .. my 11 year old, myself, my…read morehusband and my 19 year old went to see Ted 2. Very inappropriate for a young child. I asked my 11 year old if he felt uncomfortable, he said, mom. This movie is not for me. Patrick was very accomodating, and compensated us, without question. Excellent customer service! I'm in the industry, and i appreciate him taking care of us! !!

I would give this Kohls 4 or 5 stars; however, it is soooo hot in this store. I don't even wear my…read morecoat and it is miserable. I heard another lady say the same. Turn down the heat and you'll make more money.

Couldn't have been easier to purchase an item and pick it up today at Kohl's. Bought it online…read moreseamlessly using coupons of course. Received a text telling me my order was ready for pickup, arrived at the location, texting them to let them know I'm there and what pickup spot I was in. An associate was out to my car within two minutes with my item, verified my ID put it in the car. Awesome

The staff here are very friendly, the store always has what we are looking for, and it's very well…read morekept and clean. I enjoy shopping at this Home Goods! Only downside is that there is a lot going on and some isles were hard to move the cart in and out of.

This store is a nightmare for disabled people. I could not access 60% of the aisles. One person in…read moreaisle and it was inaccessible to me. Anxiety at its peak for a disabled person. So disappointed!

This location is great for work clothes or something new to add to the closet. The staff members…read morehave always been friendly and their clothing selection does not disappoint.

I wish I could be just loft alone with my own thoughts, but if you really insist on reading…read moreeverything I post then here's another one for you. You know how sometimes you walk in the store and they make you feel like they're really happy to have you in there and then other times you walked in the store and you feel like you're intruding upon someone else's property. In my experience this was the latter type of experience. I checked out this whole Strip Mall which seemed really new but I guess it's older than I thought. There is some seriously good stock in here but the prices are high, and as I said, the service is far from great.

Good selection of stores, but getting into and out of the parking lot is a major pain in the butt…read more If you don't know exactly where you are going from past experience, expect a frustrating trial and error period to find the correct way to the store you want to go to with lots of darting in and out of the multiple layers of non-linear lanes and obstacles. There is only one exit road from the parking lot to Milestrip Road for the entire plaza, which is quite large and split into two sectors. When you finally find the one correct path to Amelia Drive, then over to Milestrip, you are met be several large "One Way" signs which, if you are not familiar with the area, can easily lead one to believe that you can only turn left out of the intersection. Pay no attention to those signs, you can turn right towards Blasdell, but be prepared for other confused drivers trying to make heads or tails out of the whole absurd layout. Whoever designed the parking areas and entry and exit roads to this plaza is either a sadist or an incompetent boob. There should be more than one way out. They could have just looked at the parking lot at Southgate Plaza in West Seneca, built 60 years ago, for an example of how to design a parking lot. Even the massive Walden Galleria parking lot makes more sense.

I saw a girl but then she disappeared. Where did Chico? I'm not sure…read more I actually thought the store was brand new and I thought this whole strip mall was brand new so I was surprised to see that there was a bunch of Yelp activity here six years ago. Maybe they renovated it since then or just kept it impeccably nice. It's in a tricky little spot, but once you find parking across from Panera, they have some nice stuff in here that feels pretty high-end even though the prices aren't as extortionate as some of the other similar boutiques.