Note: heavy stench of cigarette smoke may permeate any art work you bring to this shop. Consider…read moreavoiding. The owner indicated he is closing the shop and retiring January 2026, so it may be that he already has one foot out the door. He did a very poor job setting up a military shadow box I trusted him to restore. Many of the insignia and date plaques were not level or lined up vertically. Since Buffalo Frame did a poor job, I took it to Vern Stein in Williamsville to fix it.

I've been coming here with all my picture needs. From frames…read moreto rolled canvases to todays picture of flowers ( my summer picture) that fell off the wall . It was one of the few pictures I originally purchased online WITH a frame already on. It was a 32"x48" picture that cost money ...well, let's say it wasn't cheap.. and found out it was double sided taped into the frame. Guess the money I paid for it really didn't include quality mounting. Brought it into Buffalo Picture Frame on Sheridan dr to remount my picture into the frame properly. Thank goodness there is a place you can count on that does quality work.

When the drummer for my favorite band passed away I wanted to do something to memorialize it. I…read morepurchased a lithograph and dug out a bunch of my old tickets and took them here. I am beyond pleased with the results. The pictures here don't really do it justice. The matting is the best I've ever seen. Everything pops. This is where I will take all my framing from now on. The prices are very reasonable too. I have a similar size piece that I got from Joanne Fabric that cost $100 More and doesn't look 1/2 as good.

A great look and superb work on three frames with images that were provided. Of the three images,…read moretwo were quite old and extremely well cared for by the owner. The spot, while not exactly difficult, is still not the easiest to find as it is on the end of Main Street here in East Aurora. The quality of the work was outstanding, a good deal better than other similar work here in town.

Excellent work on two pieces, one was exquisite embroidery from Viet Nam. She did an amazing job on…read moreboth! Really pleasant to work with and had excellent suggestions for the frame. I couldn't be happier! Highly recommend!!

This family has what it takes to make something that just bedazzles you in a way, that you just…read morestare at it. Then you "say how wonderful your item has become. " Almost to life. I have had a few items framed. Their best work was on my 7 ticket collection, that included a much larger signed photo. Each cut was done so superbly, that it looks like it is going to lift off out the frame and join you! Magic maybe not, but excellence yes. If you have a keepsake.... I would trust that they will make it memorable.

Came here to pick up a family piece that they reframed for us. It fell because it hung forever and…read morewith a piece of rope, not a proper metal wire. They reframed it in the same style frame (per request) and put newer better glass on it, the glass had broken as well. They gave us some special glass cleaner for it too. No windex for this piece. I don't know enough about pricing for this type of thing to comment, but I will say it costs to get things framed correctly. I can see coming back with other things that need framing. They also have works for same there. Many different styles. I liked some of it quite a bit. Parking in back or street meter parking on Hertel.

No. We purchased a…read morelovely pastel from an auction, it's a stunning piece that we were quite proud of. We took it into The Main Frame to get it reframed. What an experience... The fellow who "took care" of us at drop in was outright rude. After a judgmental lecture about the piece being poorly mounted (um, that's why were here... to get it reframed) he went on to critique us that the artist--who for the record is a "real" artist, not a hack--didn't bother to use an acid free mat (um, yeah, it was framed 50 years ago... they didn't know much about acid free mats and paper then), he then went on to quite roughly break apart the frame before our very eyes. The back board (to which the work was mounted) was brutalized by him and a pair of pliers. The entire time he seemed put out, irritated, and frustrated and continued to make rude comments the whole time. Against my better judgement, we decided to let him reframe it. It came back--$150 later--with the back board still in rough shape (thanks to him, it was in good shape when we brought it in), not to mention the fact that he promised to "wrap" the back, which he didn't, looking like an IKEA frame job. The work is not centered, and moves under the frame. To be honest, I could look past the amateur frame job if his attitude was at least.... civil, but it wasn't, and because of that, I'd suggest that you pass on this place and find a professional framer or at least someone that is happy to have the business.

I wanted to love this place. The shop owner is very friendly and easy going. I had a couple…read moreconcerns at first and I should have gone with my gut. First, there is a cat walking around the shop. For framing, I imagine one would want a cleaner environment. Second, when I showed her the poster and she set it down, the surface she set it on did not look clean and I was worried my poster would get dirty. She pulled down frame samples and set them next to the picture. The colors of the artwork were a bit unusual so matching them was challenging. I asked if I could take down some samples and she had no problem with that, which was nice. In the end, we both agreed one I chose was the best fit. She asked if I needed it in less than two weeks and I said no. She gave me the option of paying half or all. I paid for all of it. Three weeks later, I called to check on my poster. She said she had been meaning to call me, that it was ready. I went to the shop the next day to pick it up. I looked it over and there was a red fuzz under the glass, right in the center under the text at the lower part of the gray and white poster. I pointed it out. She asked if I had a minute. She took a razor blade and cut open the back which had been sealed shut with one solid piece of paper. She pulled out the nails, and swiped a turkey feather under the glass until it was out. She then mentioned she is usually looking for cat hair. New nail holes were put in the wood frame and double sided tape was used to seal the not sliced paper back up. I was mildly displeased but when she said, "That should keep the dust and bugs out" I became distressed. Clearly having a solid back sealed shut is important. I had been so excited to present this gift but now I had a heavy heart. I had to wait a few hours to unveil it because I didn't want my upset to ruin the gift-giving moment. So there you have it. It pains me to write this review because I did want to love this quirky place and if this wasn't the second review, I'd probably give 2 stars. I'm not sure if I should have asked to have the entire back re-papered but I wish she had offered. There are lots of beautiful things in the shop, shadow boxes and other stuff. I'm sure lots of people had great results, but this was my experience.

This is a independent business across from Dash. She's been here for decades and is a certified…read moreframer. We have used her to frame large and small things both. She has a great eye and will make your picture or painting look great in the frame. She's also got a large supply of frames for sale so you can get a great hostess gift here. Street parking.

Incredible art and craft store! The curated selection of items here are top-notch and high…read morequality, and for very reasonable prices. They have supplies for a ton of different types of art. If you're creative, this is a place you will want to visit. Excellent spot to find gifts for creative people of all ages! Bonus: the staff are all friendly, welcoming, and helpful. I was having trouble finding something and the staff member walked me right to the spot and made sure I found what I needed. The parking lot is large and easy, and the front entrance is accessible with no stairs. Restrooms are gender-neutral. The building itself is set away from the main street and hard to see if you don't know it's there. There is a tiny "Hyatt" sign at the driveway, which is shared with the oil change place. Go past the oil change place and you'll see the large blue building. This store is well worth seeking out.

Just probably one of the country's best art stores. I especially love that they carry some newer…read moretypes like mural supplies and a full line of angelus paints that you don't find in other places. Some of their people really are experts in their product areas, like Mike in airbrushing. Everything you can think of art wise is here and a great selection of cool funky gifts.

If you've got a collection in your drawer, they can frame and matt it to make it a show piece on…read moreyour wall! Very knowledgeable about their product, and very helpful.

Had Ribbons framed and the work was incredible and they were very timely. Eric is great at…read moreassisting with everything even if you aren't sure how you would like it framed

This is the ONLY place I'll go. From someone who has worked in photography and framing, I can say…read morehe's the best. I've had 3 works of art framed here. Impeccable workmanship, honest and reasonable, just a pleasure to deal with this guy. Thankyou Joe Ferrante :)

I am totally impressed with Ferrante Framing. I took my Dad's vintage corks to be put in a shadow…read morebox. Joe was so accommodating and seemed to know exactly what I wanted. His vision did not miss the mark. I highly recommend his services. He is laid back and not overbearing. Listens to what you want but gently adds his suggestions. I would give him 10 stars if I could. Thank you Joe.