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buffalo Shop niagara @herstorybuffalo KATIE AMBROSE Just imagine a weekend full of stylish shopping, delicious food and cocktails, limitless entertainment and a relaxing treatment at the spa - all with a couple of your closest girlfriends. It’s the perfect getaway. Browse through the top fashions of over 200 designer outlets in Niagara Falls USA or discover the latest trends in Buffalo’s new boutiques. To make your trip completely care-free, we’re showcasing the finest shops, malls and neighborhoods along with an itinerary for a fabulous girlfriend getaway. Welcome to the nearest faraway place! VisitBuffaloNiagara.com/girlfriend whitelinenteahouse RHEA ANNA WHAT’S INSIDE GIRLFRIEND GETAWAYS ................ 2-5 ALLENTOWN ...................................30-33 ELMWOOD VILLAGE ........................6-9 MALLS .................................................34-38 HERTEL AVENUE ............................10-13 MENSWEAR ............................................39 DOWNTOWN .................................... 14-17 MUSEUM GIFT SHOPS ...............40-41 LEWISTON .......................................... 18-21 HIDDEN GEMS .............................. 42-43 EAST AURORA ............................... 22-25 BORDER CROSSING INFO ............ 44 WILLIAMSVILLE ..............................26-29 ON THE COVER Photography by City Lights Studio / Models: Myari Ware and Corrinne Wheatley Custom made dresses by Made by Anatomy and Dana Saylor / Hair by Kristin Draudt, Fawn & Fox Salon Makeup by Christina Sergakis, Koukla Cosmetics / Accessories by Moda Vintage Styled by Erin Habes / Style Assistant: Zoe Peppas Girlfriends visit thegrande dames NANCY J. PARISI RHEA ANNA Clockwise from top: Canalside, Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls USA, Seneca Niagara Casino 2 BY ANNE BOKMA Buffalo Niagara offers a luxe getaway ITH THEIR CAPTIVATING PERSONALITIES, REGAL BEARING AND W rich historical pedigree, Buffalo and Niagara Falls are the grande dames of Western New York State. A mere half hour apart, they offer a double whammy of wining, dining and other delights for two girlfriends ready to replace their usual multitasking to-do lists for a more adventurous go-to list. The plan for our great escape is simple: We’re pumped to get in on the action. Two counties. Two days. One tank of gas. But first, dinner. We walk to Toutant, And a morning-to-night jam-packed itinerary a popular new spot in downtown Buffalo to ensure we squeeze the most out of our featuring Southern-inspired comfort food 48-hour getaway. and an impressive array of whiskey. We sip on Buffalo Trace and Four Roses before On our agenda: kayaking, water biking and ordering a bountiful batch of shrimp and stand-up paddleboarding at Buffalo’s revi- sausage jambalaya and topping it off with a talized Canalside, bagging budget-friendly recommendation from our waitress — ooey designer finds at Fashion Outlets of Niagara gooey cake, a practically carnal concoction of Falls, USA, sampling the resort experience praline pecans and bourbon caramel. at Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino, perusing tantalizing menus at top-notch restaurants, The next morning we head to Canalside for a one-of-a-kind boutique street shopping and triple dose of aqua activity. After a five-minute a meandering lakeside drive through the lesson from BFLO Harbor Kayak, we’re up Niagara Wine Trail, USA. on our paddleboards looking like pros. A half hour later, perched high on water bikes, we giggle like kids trying out giant trikes as we Cruising Canalside giddily bounce along the rippling surface. Next After a late afternoon check in at Buffalo’s it’s a surreal and peaceful kayak paddle in the sleekly designed new Marriott Harbor shadow of one of the largest collections of , we’re awestruck by the view Center grain elevators in the world. As we drift by the 18 floors below of bustling , Canalside still operating General Mills plant, workers on a formerly industrial waterfront area that’s an afternoon break wave in friendly greeting. been turned into a massive city playground Buffalo’s waterfront has achieved what many thanks to $300 million in new development. thought impossible — carving out a natural preserve in the heart of a former industrial heartland. 3 JOE CASCIO At lunch we have a waterfront seat on the outdoor patio at RiverWorks, a 1,000 seat Niagara-bound restaurant and entertainment complex for Shops & Slots (it includes a roller derby track and hockey Back in the car on the I-190 we head toward rink) that rises majestically from among the must-shop stop that’s an essential part towering waterfront grain elevators. One of the of any girlfriend getaway to Niagara Falls — RiverWorks grain elevators has turned into a the 200-store Fashion Outlets of Niagara brewery, while adjacent silo ruins have opened Falls, USA, a premier designer outlet mall as a beer garden. for Western New York and Southern Ontario. That afternoon we stroll Canalside’s boardwalk, Here, sales reign supreme with savings up to which pulses with positive energy thanks to 75% on classic wardrobe items from the likes free outdoor activities from yoga classes to of Ann Taylor, Brooks Brothers, Dress Barn weekly concerts and outdoor games such as and The Limited, footwear from Coach and ping pong, checkers, hula hoops, bean bag Converse and housewares from Le Creuset and toss and ladder ball. There are funky public Corningware. We happened upon an end-of- art installations, a giant sandbox, lemonade season blow-out sale at New York & Company stands, ice cream huts and wine bars that and I dropped less than $100 for four fitted attract everyone from rambunctious tots to stretch cotton blouses, 2 button-up sweaters in handholding hipster couples and promenading hot pink and sapphire blue, grey leggings and a seniors. handful of silver jewelry. Score! At day’s end we settle into a couple of the 100 TOUTANT colorful and iconic Adirondack chairs provided for patrons’ seating pleasure. With a glass of chardonnay in hand, we catch an open mic show of musical performances. As the cool breeze off the Buffalo River fluffs our hair, we’re blown away by 13-year-old Maggie O’Connell belting out Etta James’ At Last with all the powerful emotion of a seasoned jazz singer. Just another magical moment at Canalside. Top: Buffalo RiverWorks / Right: Toutant NANCY J. PARISI 4 Bagging those deals with an extensive means there’s a good menu of soups, sand- chance lady luck wiches, salads and might smile on us at brick-oven pizzas, the Seneca Niagara makes for a great Resort & Casino, lunch spot. which boosts 3,600 In Niagara County, slot machines and 90 visit Shawnee gaming tables. Even RHEA ANNA Country Barns if you aren’t much Antique Co-op, of a gambler, you can live the Vegas lifestyle a 100-vendor premier destination antique and complete with resort-style amenities — relax craft store housed in a restored 1912 barn in on the rooftop in elegant chaise loungers, take North Tonawanda. While you’re in town, be advantage of the three-hour “Queen for a Day” sure to take a quick spin around the Herschell spa package, and hit the culinary jackpot at the Carrousel Factory Museum. award-winning Western Door Steakhouse, which has just undergone a $5 million renova- The charming Village of Lewiston also offers a tion. We were putty in the hands of Tony, our unique shopping experience. After fortifying knowledgeable waiter, taking him up on his ourselves with Fountain of Youth smoothies every suggestion, from the Meiomi pinot noir to (made with fresh spinach, grape, strawberry the blackened scallops with roasted pistachio and banana) at 700 Center Street Juice and smoked corn jam and the daintily-arranged Bistro & Café, we hit the retail jackpot at crème brûlée with fresh whipped cream and a jewelry store Cheri Amour, accessory paradise lace cookie. The End of the Road Boutique and You & Me Boutique, where you can pick up every- thing from adorable party dresses to bracelets A little bit country to match every outfit in your closet. TheVillage There are plenty of opportunities for easy side Bake Shoppe, where the featured special is the trips outside the city limits of Buffalo Niagara. “mile-high” apple pie made with five pounds of Stop in for a breakfast of carnitas con huevos, apples, offers a tempting variety of made-from- biscuits and gravy or scrambled tofu hash at scratch treats, sandwiches and soups. Betty’s, a communal gathering hub in Buffalo’s The final item on our to-do list is a trek through Allentown, before making the half hour trek the Niagara Wine Trail, USA where we to East Aurora for a tour of the Roycroft sample two of our favorite things — wine and Campus, which details the 120-year-old chocolate — with a delectable pairing at Black history of a unique community of artists which Willow Winery in the hamlet of Burt. On the formed part of the Arts and Crafts movement drive back to the Canadian border we stop at a in the U.S. Then head to Main Street for street roadside fruit stall where, determined to bring shopping — be sure to stop at Vidler’s, the largest a taste of our getaway home with us, we load five and dime in the up the backseat with world with more RHEA ANNA fresh corn, seedless than 75,000 items in concord grapes, four adjoining 19th bubblegum plums century buildings. and full-to-bursting The inviting Elm peaches. Street Bakery, Talk about hitting Top: Shawnee Country the sweet spot. v Barns Country Co-op Bottom: Niagara Wine Trail 5 NANCY J. PARISI halfandhalf1088 ELMWOOD village With a style all its own, the Elmwood Village is a one-of-a-kind Buffalo neighborhood. Lined with dozens of fashionable, locally-owned retailers and crafty shops, the district is a must- visit during any getaway. Named by the American Planning Association as one of the country’s 10 best neighborhoods, there’s no shortage of new stores, bars and restaurants here.
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