Unique interesting little shop. Perfect for the little display trinkets and crystals.read more

This place is very cool ..... it's a combination art gallery, jewelry store, and rock shop. I…read morepeeked in this morning, and checked out this relatively new shop in downtown Cambridge Springs. The owner was very nice, and I look forward to stopping again, when I have more time to browse ... Cheers!

Love this little piece of history in my hometown! It's like stepping back in time!!! Really nice…read moreplace to visit for a picnic or to visit the museum

For me with a lifetime immersed within the oil industry, a visit to the Drake Museum, the world's…read morefirst oil well and the birthplace of the oil industry, it's a holy shrine; the Mecca of the petroleum industry. It was here in 1859 that Edwin Drake using improvised salt water drilling equipment was the first man to ever drill for and strike oil. The well, only 69 1/2 feet deep culminated with a production of a mere 22 barrels of oil, but that meager amount was enough to then double what was then the entire oil production of the world. The importance of this well and Drake's achievement can in no way be underestimated in that it proved the means by which modern day society could establish itself with the necessary energy resources to develop into what it is today. Though small, the museum is all encompassing, complete and accurate in every detail. Not only does it give accurate accounts of Drake's original well which you can see first hand, but also the development of technology and oil recovery methods through the years, everything from primary to secondary recovery methods such as the use of nitro glycerin explosives along with their inherent dangers. Matter of fact, it is interesting to read that when a nitro handler suffered an inadvertent explosion, they didn't just report him as a death but he and his entire wagon or equipment as a "disappearance," because in fact the resultant effects of such a terrific explosion often did end up with a complete disappearance from the face of the earth. Besides being a good museum and an educational experience, the surrounding grounds offer a perfect park like atmosphere, tranquil and enjoyable for everyone.

Don't pass by this shop. The creativity, variety and prices are remarkable. You can find home…read moregoods, drawings, paintings, outdoor art, jewelry, and sculpture, all in one spot. It's really fun to browse around this friendly spot.

From the owner: The Art Loft is a one-of-a-kind, seasonal art gallery & gift shop located 1/4 mile North of the…read morehistoric Chautauqua Institution, in Chautauqua, New York. Built in 1899, it was originally built as a storage facility for coal and feed. In the early 1900's it was converted into a lumber mill, then later used as a facility for teaching art classes to students in the area. The Art Loft was opened in 2008. The spacious open floor plan, 40 ft. loft ceiling, & rustic appearance, make for a perfect setting to house all styles of art. The gallery, a five room, ever-changing, malleable space, represents works by over 100 artists, exhibiting jewelry, sculpture, pottery, fine art, clothing and more. Be sure to check out our 2nd location, Art Loft Too, across the lake at 6 Main St, Bemus Point NY 14712.

Business never delivered (or even built) the display case we had purchased. They eventually…read moredeclared bankruptcy and we lost everything.

Like others, we foolishly ordered our buffet from Meraki Living last October 2024, at which time we…read morepaid a 50% deposit; balance (per reqmnt) buffet was paid in full November 2024. We were promised our buffet by March 2025, to date, we have not received our furniture; no delivery date nor a requested refund. I would say our story is very similar to the experiences to King R. (05/2025), and Eugene B (05/2025). At this time we have initiated CC disputes; We will be contacting the State of Ohio's Consumer Affairs, BBB and State attorney's office and local Ashtabula authorities. Buyer beware- read the reviews. Thank you MTG

This is one of our favorite stops at the farmers market. We love the mushrooms, their dips, and…read moretheir meat. We don't eat much meat but when we do, we hope it's from a place like this. This was a frozen filet. We like mid rare and we cut this with butter knives, butter knives! We're new to WNY but we can't wait to actually get out to their farm. For now, we are grateful for their presence at the farmers market

I visited this farm and had a lovely time. Owners were awesome. I was very interested in the…read moremushroom process, so I was taken out to the woods to learn about how it works at no extra charge. We ended up taking home some shitake mushrooms and pate. I definitely recommend the pate. They were not cheap about the mushroom flavor, and I very much enjoyed it.