Great prices. Great selection of anything you might be shopping for. Friendly staff. Lots of parkingread more

Went to Ollie's today for their fabulous bubble bath which is only &2.99 for 36 ounces of (vanilla…read morelavender ) it's antibacterial so I also use it for liquid hand soap ! While I was there I meet the manager Tom ,Joann , Charlene you probably wondered why I meet these wonderful people ! Well they had a 15% coupon and I already went through the checkout!it was my mistake not to get the candles at 15% off but they were nice to give me the coupon well not only are there prices cheap great customer service God Bless Debbie

When you walk in, it smells like what I imagine a container smells like coming directly from China…read morefull of goods. They have everything in the store. Super great prices -great quality. You should try it. It has everything.

I just reported them to the NYS Credit card fraud company.. They are charging a minimum of $10 to…read moreuse your debit card or $0.50 if under $10. I told them it was against the law & she said that we don't make a profit & I said that is not the consumer fault & walked out & left the stuff on the counter.. Ugh..

Store had great deals and lots of stuff, packed to the gills, in fact... you can find the most…read morerandom but necessary items here... Some areas look very disheveled, as if a toddler came through and threw everything into the air and just didn't care...

This store always feels like they need to mop the floors. It's typically stocked but you never…read moreknow who you'll see. Most of the staff is always new. Someone different and I don't know what type of service I'll receive. Sometimes it's pleasant sometimes it's horrible sometimes it's okay. For that reason I don't frequent this location much.

The owner contacted us and came to repair the stove. Did a great job!! Was very helpful and moved…read morevery quickly to assure we were taken care of. I would buy from them again.

one older male employee was aggressively pushing me to buy, even trying to force a better deal on…read moreitems that were already 50% off. Now that I want to return these faulty products, the store refuses to take them back. I strongly warn anyone against buying from WNY Appliances 4 Less. Their appliances are advertised as brand new but many arrive with scratches, defects, and malfunctions. I bought several items that broke multiple times, and while the store sent repair technicians, the problems came back within days.

If you like the Dollar Tree, you should see my Holla Tree... ohhh…read more This Dollar Tree on Sheridan Drive usually has some cool stuff and the only problem is that service can take forever but then that is often true in very many of the dollar stores in any given city. I prefer Dollar General just because they sell the spring water that I like, but DT is cool - it's definitely not a bad choice if you want some good cheap stuff.

I don't care how busy this location is or how hectic their parking lot is or how their isles are…read morealways crowded and you cant move...THEY GET 5 STARS SIMPLY FOR HAVING THE BEST PAPER BAGS AROUND. Now here me out...I understand why we switched to paper VS plastic but it is so hard carrying paper bags and I am not adjusting well. (Dont get me started how I have an entire back seat of my car filled with reusable bags...yet I always seem to forget to bring them inside) Dollar Tree hands down has the MOST sturdy bags....LARGEST bags...WITH handles that I have seen!! AND they dont even charge you the 5 cents. Nice!

Great service!!! Beautiful items for sale!!! Highly recommend this store!!! In the North towns of…read moreWestern New York

If you're looking for more high end brand fashions at a discount then this is the place to go. I…read moreappreciate that the store doesn't feel as cramped as a TJMaxx. Lots of clothing and shoes for men, women and children. They also carry luggage, jewelry, cosmetics, and women's hand bags.

Store 710. Managed to comparison shop at one of our allegedly "higher priced" markets…read more Eggs: "Large"? Tops are SMALL at best, and I compared. Price? $3 MORE at TOPS for "large" eggs that are visibly smaller. Butter: almost $2 MORE at TOPS. Coffee: same brand, $2 MORE at TOPS. Dairy products: Limited to 2 brands at TOPS, similar products at the "competition", again, $2 MORE at TOPS and better "Sell By" dates at the competition. Beef? Even the employees of TOPS won't buy their own beef because it smells "off" and goes bad within a day of purchase. Locally, VERY FEW buy their beef because it makes them ill. SO, I purchased the "Grass Fed Organic" pre-packaged beef at almost $12/lb . In the refrigerator, 3 days later, it was grey, smelled as if it had died! Useless. Potatoes? Tops brand, 5;b bag. 3 days later, half the bag had rotted, water in the bag and the stench was so bad I had to take the whole thing and bury it DEEP in the back yard! Couldn't put it in the garbage bin and wouldn't put it in the car to return. All of this is common, regular, normal for Tops. And when I telephoned "Corporate", I was told "Sorry you were inconvenienced." and hung up on. They have no competition in town so obviously, they don't have to care. Buyer beware.

Purchased a porterhouse steak today and it had to be the worst piece of meat I've ever had…read more Seriously, I can't believe I paid for this piece of rubber. I kept looking for the tire brand logo on the meat. I know how to cook as I've done it for decades. I had a meat thermometer in it so when it reached the medium rare temperature I assumed it was done. I cut into and confirmed some pink inside. Then I took my first bite and knew this was absolutely a waste of money. Never again Tops.

This place is amazing if you had the right kind of funds, you can make your house so unique…read more It has items different options from Victorian to Edwardian to mid century modern to everything in between- $50 items to $10,000 items. It is an amazing space I am blown away. Shout out to Mike the owner he is one cool fucking dude

Hiding out in a great old warehouse building on Tonawanda Street in Buffalo , is coocoou27. Here…read moreyou will find a treasure trove of vintage decor that some say is the best location to find mid century pieces . Walking in you will be overwhelmed in the best possible way with the time capsule of a space that is completely filled with one of a kind items from the past . You can really spend some time here ( and , well , some money ) . If you have a decent budget to work with , definitely stop in and check out all of the amazing retro pieces . You will definitely get quality for your money . There are stairs to climb , as a heads up . Check out the Facebook page for events and sales @ coocooumodern , and definite check out their Instagram @coocoou27 , to see new items which are listed regularly . Highly recommend for retro/vintage/art/decor loving shoppers !

I discovered this store during 2025 and it has quickly become my go-to favorite grocery store. I'm…read morehere at least weekly. If you eat seasonally and value keeping your money in the local community, this is a great place to do both. Things I love: Great deals on seasonal produce, especially for members (I signed up on my second visit and boy is membership worth it!). High quality meats. Plenty of locally grown and made options with clear signage. The bulk section is especially great - bring your own containers and you can get some excellent savings on dried fruits, grains, rice, nuts, candies, beans, spices, loose-leaf tea, and more. Sometimes they do tasting days where you can try samples of the pre-made food items. Non-food things: Staff is all friendly and helpful. Parking is easy. They have an electric vehicle charging station in the lot. There is a "little free library" style shelf at the front to share books; there's always new stuff to read and often a selection of cookbooks to try out. Some prices are higher than at other stores so I do shop in multiple places depending on my list. For anything I want in bulk, local, or organic, this is where I get it. Plus, people here are just nice. Staff, customers, everybody. The vibe here is positive and comfortable and it's just a nice place to be.

I signed up for a Vegan baking class. Courtney is a great teacher, having first a little multiple…read morechoice quiz with little prizes(Today the prizes were vegan lollipops.) then showing a vegan cake being baked on a You Tube video, giving us tasters of two differently made vegan chocolate chocolate chip cookies and lastly supplying an assortment of topping to decorate our (made by Courtney) mini vegan chocolate cakes. Our chocolate cakes are about 4 1/2-5 inches in diameter. The topping choices were: fresh raspberries and blackberries, colored sprinkles, pecans and chocolate pieces shaped like 1/2 footballs. Courtney first made the dough to make one of the chocolate chocolate chip cookies. It's only a 90 minute class, so that bowl of dough went back to the kitchen to be baked off. Courtney then made fresh vegan vanilla buttercream, just to show us how easy it is to make as a vegan topping.. Since it was not a full class we were all offered a second cake to decorate with the vegan buttercreams and the other toppings.

Imagine my surprise to see a tiny store with the brilliant name of The Little Dollar Store. It…read morecertainly was little. Of course I popped in. With a name Ike that I had to. Located on the same side of Main as Shango, at the corner of Main and Custer, next to the Nile Hookah place and just in from the Laundromat. Walking in this indeed "little" store was nice. The employee (owner perhaps) acknowledged me immediately and very nicely. I took a stroll around. They sell cards for all occasions, so when you need that last minute birthday card for your sig other you can come here. They have laundry detergent, mouthwash, various kitchen utensils, soaps and the like. Then they have a selection of glasses, real ones, nice ones. And then a selection of food items, things like "soup in a cup", so for that day you can't face the supermarket, come here. All things priced in the 50 cent to 2 dollar range from what I noticed. I'm guessing they are targeting the University kids, being on that strip, but the whole neighborhood benefits from a place like this. You can get what you need, last minute, at a more than reasonable pricepoint, and from friendly employees/managers. You can walk there easily. Really, what more could you want? #300

The small store with cheap stocked items found for much less at places such as the dollar tree…read more.. Where I'm almost positive the stock. Not to mention crept vibe feeling as soon as you walked in. Besides the store being an absolute joke is this some sort of a "front" for some other business dealings??? So confused will never go back.