Super fun shop in a quiet part of Tonawanda, and totally worth seeking out. Went with my kids to…read moreboth craftopia 716 and their neighbors- both businesses who support each other! If you're looking for that special gift you won't find anywhere else, this is the place for it. Everyone there was warm and inviting; totally encourages local commerce, and you can find whatever vibe you are likely seeking. Great gifts do not need to come from a big box!

This store is a much needed safe space for everyone who loves to craft! The staff are warm and…read morewelcoming. Eric and Maria are the kindest humans ever. Full stop. They have a variety of local artists' work available. I am so happy we have such an amazing store in Western New York!

Vidler's is the largest five and dime store in the USA, and its historic wooden floors and vintage…read moredisplays are a huge draw for tourists as well as the faithful locals who call East Aurora "home". Alongside peppermint sticks, lollipops burnt candied peanuts and cow-tails in the penny candy shop, you can get a bag of popcorn from the antique popcorn machine! For the price of one thin dime, you will be transported to the Victoria era where ladies dressed and fancy hats and gloves when they shopped. And while you were waiting for your popcorn, do take a ride on Sandi the mechanical horse. Of course that's also a dime!

Huge store with a zillion things to browse. The prices are jacked up so prepare yourself that…read morethere's no five and dime prices. But its an experience and fun once in a while. We found the candy section amusing.

This store is adorable. Cute country chic vibe. Nice quality clothing and many gift ideas. Decently…read morepriced items. Lots of fun little Knick knack. Staff was very pleasant. Made a perfect little gift basket for a friend.

The lady who was working when my wife and I shopped the store was kind and helpful. She showed us…read morethe vault in the back that was used back in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Tons of nostalgia throughout the store. The walls and the flooring are all original to the building. It was built in the late 1800s. The selection of gifts was very large. Homey type gifts, trinkets, women's purses and wallets, and lots of Buffalo themed gifts. The value of the gifts are moderately priced. If you are active duty or a veteran they offer a military discount. My wife and I will be back for sure!

Beautiful store! The proprietor was welcome and we had a nice conversation. We found a little…read morebook box that we are going to give to our daughter for her 16th birthday.

After seeing a sponsored ad on social media, I knew I had to stop in here at some point. The time…read morecame on a Saturday in late October when I wandered into this magical store off Central in Lancaster. The shop owner was friendly and the store was welcoming. There were many items that caught my eye and I had to wrangle myself in. I purchased a pair of earrings and two pairs of socks. I got some Christmas shopping done. I will definitely return before the holiday shopping season is over. They have bath items, candles, serving items, barware, clothing, accessories, and so much more.

Charming store in the village with a great staff! I love the selection of clothes and home decor…read more Emma is always sweet and helpful. Highly recommend going whether it's for yourself or a gift for someone else.

As a loyal customer who has followed you from 3 stores and have always enjoyed shopping at the…read moreNest, I had an unfortunate experience last week when after a 2 hour drive to the store from my house. I had shopped half of the store when I needed to use the restroom. I asked to use theirs but was told no. I asked again as it was an emergency, and was told I had to go up the street. I spent 1000s of dollars in your store and was told again to go up the street. (I'm almost 80 years old). My friend who also shops there frequently had a similar experience with rude staff and has decided to not shop there anymore. Emma was the staff member I consulted with. I'm disappointed and sad to report I won't be back.

Friendly staff, good signage, and a nice variety of gaming goods. They have board games, funko…read morepops, miniatures, plenty of dice, and a whole event area in the back. The store is well organized. A monthly calendar is posted in the front window, with upcoming board game nights, D&D drop-in nights, card games, and more. I stopped in for Free RPG Day (thank you for doing these!). Easy parking in the lot.

Stopped by here for the first time and didn't really feel welcome. They seem to have a large…read moreselection of sealed and single product, but the staff seemed annoyed with me. I bet if you're already a regular here it's great, but not really a place for new players. I probably won't be back.

The customer service is atrocious. Management was very rude. Asked pricing over the phone and they…read morewant you to come in person. Would not recommend this store.

Great store for back and current comic books. Large…read moreselection of graphic novels and hundreds of comic boxes. The owner is helpful and greets everyone. Only reason this is not a 5 star is that it is very cramped which makes it difficult to search through back issues. I did hear him saying he will be moving soon. Hopefully that will make it a 5 star

Stepping into Vania and David's shop was a breath of fresh air. The unique, handmade jewelry and…read morebags truly caught my attention. I loved chatting with the owners, their passion is unmistakable.

I was not expecting to fall in love with this store and its owners - but I totally did! I am super…read morepassionate about local businesses run by people who are creative and passionate. And that is Vania and David to a T. The first time I went in, my friend and I declared that we were "just window shopping" and we had no intention of buying anything. We had actually been in the store next door (which we wandered into after seeing their sign from Ashker's...spoiler alert where we had spent the afternoon lounging....but I digress....) Anyway, so we had no idea that Vania and David was there until David invited us in to check out the store. And I'm so glad he did. We had a blast wandering around, asking questions, checking out the leather goods and jewelry that Vania designs herself and much of which she makes in house. They've had a bunch of movie appearances so it was fun to see items from the store in the movie screenshots. I love people who put Buffalo on the map! Of course the window shoppers couldn't help themselves and we each bought something - my friend some beautiful citrine earrings and me a bracelet, which Vania customized for me while we chatted. Most recently I went in to buy birthday presents for two very special people. I told Vania what I was looking for and what my budget was and she was so sweet about helping me find the perfect gifts for both of my friends. And when my friends opened the gifts they were beside themselves in love. This is definitely not an inexpensive store. It's the kind of place that you go when you want something nice. If you want a chaka, go to the thrift store. If you want a piece of jewelry or leather that is also a piece of art, then check out Vania and David. And tell them that Kate the window shopper sent you!