Quaint shop ... still has church section but major changes to rest. They have gifts, antique and…read moresome unique items. Very pleasant owner ! He also donates to 20% of proceeds to special needs and other charities!! He is still working on the basement but so glad the property is being utilized

Great little shop , lots of different items . Great cause too . Antique items and new items , lots…read moreto see.

This is a consignment shop with many vendors. They do Facebook live sales from the different…read morevendors every other Wednesday's except on the weekends of her flea market at the store. Staff is friendly, and the store is loaded with lots of goodies from antique to hand-made.

Welp, I did it..!!!! I finally found a mother of the groom…read moredress and it fits perfectly. The selection here is great. I thought I'd never find a dress that's age appropriate. The women that work there are amazing. This dress is classy, comfortable and soooo reasonably priced.

I am the owner of Mills Jewelers in Lockport. We often see brides to be just before the wedding…read morewhen they pick up their wedding rings and clean their jewelry. We hear all kinds of scary stories about bridal shops. Their experiences seem to be the most frustrating thing for most brides. The consistent exception is with Blissetts in Medina. One of our brides went to the big bridal chain store and had to return an obscene number of times for alterations without success. Days before the wedding, she went in tears to Blissetts. They provided the perfect fit along with professional and compassionate service. My advice is to make Blissetts your first stop. Your wedding planning should be a fun and happy time. They'll make sure your wedding dress and bridesmaid dresses are perfect the first time. It's certainly worth the drive.

Jeddo Mill Antiques is a real gem. Todd (the owner) is wonderful to work with--super kind,…read moreknowledgeable, and never pushy. I've only visited once, but I already can't wait to go back. Incredible original pieces, amazing finds, and I left with a full car :)

A pleasant experience in a friendly part of the United States. This antiques shop is wonderful…read more There were many unique objects. The owner is also very friendly and quite helpful. We enjoyed his enthusiasm about what we collect.

What a truly gorgeous gift shop - I mean, if you have the home decor style of a country gal, or a…read moregrandmother who bakes the best chocolate chip cookies and spoils the heck out of you (in a good way). I've passed by this place multiple times, have joked with friends about how a friend of mine shares the 'Kissel' name (no relation). Never really thought to stop in until recently, when another friend of mine paid a visit and told me I just HAD to come and shop here for a bit. Boy, she really hit the nail on the head encouraging me to come here. Soon as I had a chance to be further out this way, I made a point to go in. The interior is very much like an antique shop might be, though keep in mind you won't find used antiques here - these are all really fine quality decor items, and locally made items. There's stuff EVERYWHERE, hanging on the walls, resting on furniture and shelves, even displayed nicely on the floor. In the back room, the walls are covered with different kinds of yarn. There's also some really nice seating back there, and I half wish it were a cafe as well because I'd be there weekly in a heartbeat! I was greeted immediately when I entered, and encouraged to check out all the Christmas decor they had available at a really good discount. Honestly I have enough Christmas clutter so I didn't indulge, but I managed to find a really cute fruit bowl with a cow on it for my kitchen (my kitchen is very much farm animal themed, so I was ecstatic). I am really looking forward to returning here when they have more spring stock out. This is definitely the sort of place to find unique pieces for yourself or for others!

Came in here about 10 minutes before they closed (5pm on a Friday evening!). The interior is…read morecharming and CHOCK FULL of all sorts of little gift type doodads, perfect for a mom, grandma, aunt, appreciator of little country gifts. We only had 10 minutes to cover everything and I saw a lot but I would like to go back. I have a neighbor who would LOVE it here. There's a back room full of all sorts of cute bundles of yarn. Adorbs. With Christmas coming up, consider this little shop to pick up a gift for ladies in your family!

The road must eventually lead to the whole world. (The road can also be a metaphor for books.) This…read morefriendly place is rich with wonderful books... and great coffee!

Apparently author, Julie Berry, owns a bookstore! It's a lovely little shop that's bigger on the…read moreinside. A nice selection of books for all ages. Looks like they do a good business for author visits. Online shopping is also available.

Prices were very reasonable. Very neat and well arranged. A whole section just for christmas…read more Lots of vintage clothes.

We recently stumbled on the Main Street Thrift Store while out having some fun when at our nearby…read moreOrleans County camp property. This store is located near downtown Albion, just across the street from the public library. It is in the same building as the laundromat, so can be easily overlooked--but don't overlook it, as there are some great deals here! We were so fortunate to on a whim stop by on their dollar clothes sale day. Every clothes item in the store was just a dollar each, WHOA! :-O It isn't a huge thrift store, but we still found some great finds! The clothes are organized very well by item type/size, making it easy to peruse everything in a reasonable time. In addition to apparel, there are all of the other typical thrift store sections, including accessories, shoes, books, housewares, toys, games, dishes, bedding/curtains, artwork, decor, etc., and some furniture. I was particularly impressed with the dishes and china area. If I had less self-constraint and more room, some lovely new-to-me-china pieces would have definitely come home with me, hahaha. Overall, the regular prices here are very reasonable. Of course if you hit it on a dollar-deal-day, that is a phenomenal steal. But clothes regular prices were about $2 - $4 or $5 a piece. We live in the Buffalo burbs, and the thrift stores I frequent closer to home have regular prices about double that these days. So when we are in town at our camp, or maybe even just for a country drive to Albion on the off season, Main Street Thrift Store is well worth the adventure. Great deals, good assortment, tidy and well organized, and friendly staff--stop in to find some new-to-you treasures soon! :-)

The Ransomville Antique Co-Op is in a beautiful building that used to be a church. Their furniture…read moreis beautiful and they have a nice collection of vintage hats. The glassware is also eye-catching. The Co-Op is three stories of antiquey goodness. While the furniture is extraordinary, someone always beats me to the punch. They's always a sold sign on each beautiful piece. The Co-Op mostly has glassware, but this is definately a place to check out if you're into antiques. I've found a few vintage instructional manuals that have come in handy. There are a few drawbacks to the Ransomville Co-Op. The first being is that they are not consistently opened. I have dropped by many times only to find a sign saying that they'll "be back soon." Now I always call ahead to make sure someone is there. Another thing that bothers me are the posters strung up around the Co-Op. I think one "you break it, you bought it" sign should suffice. Or even one in each corner. There just seems to be a lot of them. But overall, this is a nice place.

Nicest lady in the world with an awesome collection- no junkread more