Culver Ridge Plaza — Local services in Town of Irondequoit

Entered the At&T Store, I didn't browse around just stood at the counter While Mr. Delgado the supervisor of the store Worked on the phone that belonged to the customers that was there before me. Well that's not problem. The problem is that I stood there for a good 15 to 20 minutes Literally In front of him and not one word came out his mouth to say " hi I'll be with you soon" or even "sorry man been a crazy day" I said to him who is your supervisor. He said "I am" i said are you sirouslly going to ignore other customers because you are working on someones phone and not have the courtesy to say hi. He said is "there anything I can help you with" i said "no" i like to stand in front of counters all day long for no F...ing reason. People that work in retail and have no people skills should be on the back doing whatever but not...

A busy plaza with a variety of retail stores. Nothing exceptional. A regular strip mall with too much concrete, too little personal character nor charm. The cinema here is good, though admittedly I've not been to it in several years ( I think the last film I saw here was Watchmen, so that tells you my opinion ain't current:).

I will stop here if I need something specific at one of the stores, but like any plaza of nondescript stores, I will get in and out and away from the 21st century's church of capitalism since the mall idea went defunct.

No bike racks I could find, nor safe way to traverse the parking areas sans a metal cage, so unless you're a very dedicated commuting cyclist, I cant recommend a bike shopping trip to...

Convenient to the area with multiple banks, restaurants and multiple stores. It gets busy around 9:00am and stays busy well into the late evening. Watch out for speeding motorists and shopping carts. People are lazy and tend to just leave carts in the parking stalls. There are stop signs for pedestrian crossing, some people park along the curb and some people double park very often at these stop signs making it a challenge to navigate throughout the...