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When it comes to repairing and reconstructing pianos, no one does it better than Vincent Illos. One of his restored pianos has made it to the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art. In the business since 1961, Illos worked as a technician for the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra for 15 years before starting his own North Buffalo business. Today, his crew of trained technicians and repair people can do everything from sand a piano to building one from scratch. Each piano is hand-restored from start to finish.

On the cusp between Allentown and the Elmwood Strip, this non-profit gallery and store offers both art and imported goods from Central and South American crafts co-ops. Run by the local Latin American Cultural Association, the store also features language, dance and cooking lessons, as well as exhibits of contemporary art. Friendly staff is on hand to help should you have any questions about their products or classes.Poetry lovers can partake in the occasional readings held at 7:30p, after normal store hours.

Located in the Mount Carmel Centre north of the Falls, this garment shop has been in business since 1959. Known to provide superior service and fashionable clothing for men, the store also carries a small line of clothing for women and children. The shop features items from designer Alex Tilley, Coppley, Jack Victor, Point Zero and Tommy Bahama. This shop prides itself on standing apart from the cloned department stores with its unique selection and courteous staff. Attractions located in the vicinity include the Whirlpool Golf Course and Great Gorge Adventure.

Enjoy sampling (and purchasing) olive oils and vinegars from around the world at this unique cooking supply store that stocks over 50 varieties of olive oils and balsamics, along with Mediterranean cooking accessories. You won't find oils and vinegars as fresh as these at your local grocery store. Their most popular olive oil is Tuscan herb, which is great for bread dipping. Their blood orange flavored olive oil is terrific paired with chocolate. Their balsamic vinegars, which come in both white and dark, are imported from Italy. Gift baskets are available, because vinegars and oils make the perfect hostess gift.

Located in a 1872 three-story brick building in the heart of Clarence Center, this family-owned upscale gift shop is the place to shop for "the perfect gift". The building was originally a dry goods store operated by the Eschelman family for nearly 100 years. Afterwards, it housed a country store known as the Clarence Emporium for many years. Today's shoppers can choose from home décor, artwork, greeting cards, handmade jewelry, Vera Bradley items, gourmet foods and seasonal gift items. Located within The Perfect Gift is Get Heeled, which specializes in shoes, including bridal shoes, handbags, jewelry, and accessories. – Christine A. Smyczynski

This eclectic gift shop and gallery, owned and operated by sisters Joan and Joyce Zoerb, has been a popular destination for over a quarter century. It was located at the corner of Allen and Franklin for its first 23 years, but recently was moved to the high traffic Elmwood avenue, at the site of the former Junior League shop. The 2,000 square foot store has many unique items, including wine glasses, home décor, kitchen items, lamps, bath and body, gourmet coffees and teas, seasonal items and more. Many of the items are bought at markets in NYC. Their signature gift wrap includes handmade bows and silk flowers.-Christine A. Smyczynski