Transitown Plaza — Local services in Town of Clarence

This is my kind of store. It definitely appeals to the DIY'er and construction business. The layout and grouping of products makes sense to me. However, I don't like big national, and impersonal, chain stores. I prefer the local mom and pop businesses, but I have to say the variety of products is tremendous!

There is AMPLE parking and they carve out a decent amount of handicap parking from their lot. Their entrance is at ground level and the doors are automatic, so it is easy access to wheelchair users and other mobility impaired individuals.

Staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. I tend to get lost in stores this big, but here, I don't mind wandering until I find what I am looking for or an associate to help.

To my pleasant surprise, leashed dogs are welcome here. So, if your pawed family member wants to come in they can. Kudos to them for accommodating every member of a family. I could easily see a family coming in to shop with their leashed dog and enjoying the experience.

The star I removed for being a big national chain, I replaced for allowing leashed dogs to accompany their family...

This is more a review of the army navy store then it is on transit town Plaza they just happen to be in the transit town Plaza. The owner there is quite friendly and willing to help you. They have a lot of biker type and gun owner type accessories. I have asked them to find for me a cell phone pouch that will fit on my belt because I hate carrying my cell phone in my pocket when riding my bike. When I say bike I mean the 1100 CC type not a bicycle so give the Army-Navy Store a chance they may have just...

Needs better exit entrace marking. It could be as simple as an arch, Or even two tall poles with signs over them.

Several people, mostly women based on about 4 hour sample seem to have real difficulty exiting the parking lot towards Transit. Many assume that the exit is located next to the sign and drive rapidly at a tall curb only to slam on their brakes just before hitting it.

Maybe paint the curb bright yellow so people can better pick out the gaps from...