This is the best small business in South Buffalo. Their Aran sweaters are very nice and fairly…read morepriced.

Awesome selection of Irish / Scottish items. Lovely shopping experience. Local owner and in the…read morefamily for years. Prices are great and comparable to online, so support this great small business! I look forward to the website soon.

Pretty much every Wednesday I tune in for their Live Facebook shopping events. A couple weeks ago I…read moredid just that. Normally, I ask for delivery of my items, but this time I wanted to check out the store front. I walked in and was immediately drawn in. This store set up is great. It is welcoming and homey and comfortable. I like the ceiling. Check that out. Olivia, the dog, I finally got to meet so that was nice as well. There are so many great items for sale, vintage, new, created, etc. This is a great place to pick up items for gifts, or for yourself. Check it out.

I honestly love it here!!! The shop has such an amazing selection of local themed goods. I love the…read morevariety of hand-made items, unique gifts, and otherwise really amazing items to make your home look unique. I bought some gifts for myself and my MIL and it's always nice to show up with a "different" kind of gift that blows people away...this is the spot to find it. The owners are SO kind and welcoming, and that alone is enough to get me back in the door. I also attended one of their paint nights and it was so much fun! The step by step instructions were easy to follow and they were kind enough to take time for anyone who was struggling. I walked away with an awesome wooden little football dude for my porch!!! I am always checking back to see what class I can come to next. Would recommend.

I recently attended a fundraiser in their new space on Plymouth... An incredible building staffed…read moreby fabulous volunteers and very talented artisans from around the world I cannot wait to return to take a class. We did get to see the new felt loom in action, try our hand at indigo dying and watch as the women stitched beautiful embroidery motifs on refashioned items. Definitely the place to go for unique one-of-a-kind handmade gifts Off street parking is available in a lot next to the building

This is a this is a very cool business. The space it relocated to a few years ago is great…read more All sorts of refugee and immigrant people come together here and make products from their hometown with the Buffalo twist to them as well. Fantastic to come for small gifts you may need for someone. Everything from earrings to bags to decorated sweatshirtsto pieces of cloth to make your own thing to lessons and working together to make something yourself. Tons of pleasant, easy parking as well.

This place is adorable! I was visiting Buffalo for the weekend and walked over from my airbnb. The…read moresaleswoman was very friendly and helpful, immediately telling me about various sales. The selection of items was great- lots of high end designers with some mid-tier things mixed in. Additionally, they had a bin where everything was $10 and a rack where everything was 60% off. It's a great size and a sweet space, brightly lit. Oh, and there's a friendly and adorable shop dog! The dressing rooms are large and well-lit. I ended up leaving with two tops. Highly recommend!

Most fantastic consignment/used clothing store ever!!! Everything in here is beautiful and…read morecarefully chosen, the quality amazing and the prices very fair. I love this place more than most other consignment stores I've found in Buffalo. Great taste. Their hours are modified due to covid but well worth planning for.

This is a definite must stop shop! All the ladies are extremely helpful, knowledgeable and lovely!…read moreThe large inventory of style and merchandise are trendy and beautiful for all sizes and shapes. The value and prices are very reasonable....stop by and treat yourself, you won't be disappointed I promise

Beautiful clothing! Friendly staff! Locally owned clothing and handmade jewelry!…read more Gorgeous, luxuriant fabrics and colors... nobody will have your outfit on!

The perfect addition to the Village of Hamburg! I am so happy, and #thankful, that Grayhart…read moreBoutique opened a few months ago. The area was missing a clothing shop with cool, trendy and affordable clothing and gifts. They offer womens's standard and missy sizes along with some kids clothes and accessories. There is a lot to choose from and the price range is affordable, most items are probably between $25-45. Despite what is happening with Covid this shop has taken off and adapted to the challenges we are all facing today. The shop is bright, clean and airy. Everyone inside is wearing a mask and there are contactless pickup and private shopping times available upon request. I personally love that there is a website so I can shop online and pickup in store. Since the boutique is small there are limited quantities of new merchandise. If you are really interested in trying something you can buy it right away online and then can plan a time for yourself to go in and try everything on. I have already made some awesome summer purchases that have a strong rotation in my closet. Aimee, the owner of the shop, is lovely, helpful and has an eye for the next greatest thing. #ThankYouThursday

What a wonderful boutique in the village of Hamburg. I've stopped in several times and the owner is…read morealways so pleasant. They have a great variety of clothing and accessories. They have adorable (and very quipy) gifts that are perfect for bdays or hostess gifts. I appreciate their diligence on observing social distancing protocols at this time. Do yourself a favor and stop in to this charming boutique!

I'm not sure how to review Awke, I am not their target customer but it was very interesting and my…read morefriends each bought something. If I was one size smaller I would have purchased one of the dramatic sweaters they had. Prices seemed good. I was taken to Awke by a couple Iraqi women friends of mine. It is a hole in the wall store (there is not even any signage on the exterior) carrying items for the local Ethiopian, Indian, and Middle Eastern community. The store carried jeweled and embroidered dresses, cloaks, scarves and the sweaters I was looking at. There was also a large section of cosmetics, kitchen items, and polar fleece blankets and boots for children and women. Half of the items were still in their large shipping cartons, the displayed items were in relaxed groupings which made one's search for treasure interesting but fun. I didn't have time to look through the carton of scarves, I may need to go back and see if one has my name on it.

The Old Steeple has a variety of seasonal gifts, home goods, a few food items, and decor. I agree…read morewith the other reviews that it's more of a gift store than antique shop. I would estimate that only about 10% of the inventory was antiques and many of these were bigger items like dressers. Several of the products I looked at were made by small businesses, such as the soaps and seasoning I bought. We came in December so the store had a lot of Christmas decor while we were there. I'd love to come back during another time of year to see what they have then as well!

I absolutely have to give this place credit for being such a cool shop, but it fell short of my…read moreexpectations. I paid a quick visit after going to Mayer Bros - this place is right down the street crossing Transit road, and is so easy to spot! They've got a small parking lot beside the building. The Olde Steeple itself is absolutely gorgeous - it's an old church built in 1880, and at one point the building had been burned down almost entirely. Extensive renovations eventually brought the Olde Steeple back to life, giving it new purpose by way of becoming a lovely shop, where you can now find some of the cutest home decor, craft items, even teas and coffee! The small barn in the back was donated to the Olde Steeple in 2010, and houses a ton of cool antique furniture pieces. I thought this place would lean more toward being an antique shop, but I didn't find very many antiques here besides what could be found in the barn. (They're listed in Sunday Driver, which is an antique shop directory for NY, so had guessed they would've had more antiques to offer.) I would classify it more as a country store if anything, though one that leans a little more toward the expensive side. I also thought this place would have had more locally made products. They had some awesome homemade jams, but the tea I bought came from SC, and one of the little decor items I bought came from China. The doily I bought also appeared to be mass-produced. I also noticed a lot of 1803 Candles products, which is a company based out of IL. There's nothing wrong with that, of course, but I would have looked more forward to spending what I did if they maybe had some Alpine Made stuff, or maybe some Amish linens and doilies? Maybe I got the wrong idea about what this place was supposed to be. But I will definitely visit again now that I know what sort of things they offer here. Just...don't plan on doing any serious antiquing at this place. Day 22