Such a cool stop on our road trip though upstate NY. Gordon is a great shop owner and there is such…read morea cool selection of items. Many booths were running sales so we got some great deals on some amazing items.

Delectable Collectables is a unique and eclectic shop with more variety and more merchandise than…read moreseems possible from looking at its façade. Located in the "Old Garage" next to the firehouse in Angelica, this co-op has dozens of vendors with tens of thousands of interesting items. I have been there dozens of times, and never cease to be amazed at the great bargains on treasures I get! Gordon and Debbie have really done an amazing job.... If you are looking to decorate your home, find just the right gift, or invest in a collectable or antique for resale, this is the place to go!

Your typical antique store...full of lots of odds and ins. Some junky stuff and some nicer…read morecorningware. The prices are also very large range depending on what you are buying. The lady who helped me was very friendly. I would stop to look here again if I was in the area.

I found a new refuge for my hobby fix in Rushford! Audry, the owner, sells fabrics, and books…read morepromising, "Quilt In A Day"; threads, rotary cutters and rulers; group and private classes; and if you have quilt tops waiting to be finished? Bring them in for a quote! Fat quarters are $3.50, which is very reasonable. Multiple rooms for getting creative; A beautiful workspace.

Worth a trip to Andover to check out this Antique store... They carry nick naks, housewares, some…read morefurniture and loads of small and large ceramics. The door is on the left side of the house....And make sure you walk over to the old rail station depo building next door for odd items, old items and sincerely past their prime items.

Shirley is always helping me when I go furniture shopping…read more Sean worked the financing for me . Shirley n Sean r the best!! thanks to both of you !!

Very similar situation tony j posted seems to be a trend with this company we have purchased many…read morepieces of furniture from them and were satisfied. we purchased living room set and we were not satisfied with the quality you literally are sideways when you sit in it.we called got the same run around Tony did . We Paid good money for it and it was crap not even a call back the supposed furniture expert even said he felt the shift in it when you sit but still no resolution if your not willing to back the product you sell you should find better quality stuff to sell. People talk and that is what is going to determine the success of any business .you have lost my buisness my friends and family and cannot recommend that they shop at hornell furniture outlet.

Touring the alpaca farm was very educational, & the woolen wear we purchased we'll come in handy as…read morewe head next into the Canadian Maritimes. Robin and Phil are great people to meet.

The Seneca One Stop was one of the first places that I became familiar with when I moved to New…read moreYork. It was introduced to me as a great place to stop for all things tobacco and gas, with a nice sideline in convenience store items. These days I tend to go to Ron's instead, but every so often we still stop in here. It's a pleasant establishment with friendly staff and an inviting atmosphere. The parking lot is always kept immaculate and I've never seen the inside dirty or unkempt. Their bathrooms are comfortable, clean, and well-lit, and there's an ATM on site. They have a small deli that provides the pizza they keep in their hotbox. My experience is that their food is utterly unremarkable, but don't mistake that for it being bad. If you expect convenience store level food then you won't be disappointed. Overall it's a convenient place to get food and drink and gas up your car.

SUPERHEROES DON'T ALWAYS WEAR CAPES!…read more Living in Western New York near Buffalo we're prone to lake affect snow storms here. I was at our off grid camp just outside of Whitesville, NY for the 2022 opening of deer season. Somehow, during the course of the day, I lost my keychain with camp and truck keys attached. Home for me is North, just over 200 miles away. After returning to camp after a long, cold and windy day in the stand my 1 1/2 year old generator wouldn't start. My coal reserves were low as was my phones battery. I arranged to have my spare keys delivered overnight USPS. Little did I know that they would be delayed for four days due to the snow storm. In the meantime, I contacted Tractor Supply in Wellsville, New York. I spoke with a gentlemen, named Todd and explained my situation. Todd gave me the phone number of a local cab company that could shuttle me to his Wellsville store and back. Needless to say, the cab company was out of business and Uber doesn't operate anywhere near there. 10 minutes later I get a phone call. It was Todd wondering if I had found a ride to his store. Todd conveyed to me he arranged transportation to pick me up and take me to his store where a generator would be there waiting for me. He also made arrangements for me to pickup the heating coal I needed from a local vendor and a return trip back to camp. It turns out Todd Kessler is the store manager and the driver he sent to battle the snowy whiteouts was Kevin Smith one of his employees. Kevin by the way checked up on me by texting numerous times to see if my storm delayed package of replacement keys arrived. Where do people with this kind of care and concern come from in todays day and age! Thank you Kevin and thank you Todd from the bottom of my heart and my family's too, for not having the " it's not my job" attitude by going far above and beyond! Lloyd S.