Absolute trash, ran in for two OTC items, the "person" who worked self checkout couldn't be…read morebothered to correct me getting short changed by the auto payment method. Also they don't accept Apple Pay or allow manual card entry. This location and staff is an absolute freak show. O stars

I'm a loyal Walmart customer, period. Some of my friends are such snobs about shopping here, but…read morethey do anyway, they just are reluctant to admit it. Sure, I love and buy designer clothes, products, etc., but I always find what I want/need at Walmart either in the store or online. The Cobleskill store is clean and the employees are friendly. I plan on going there tomorrow to check out some sweaters!

Walked around the mall looking for nothing in particular. Unfortunately this mall like so many…read moreothers has been closing stores as people shop on-line. The highlight of the mall is a store called Boscov's. It's a department store that also has furniture, an eyeglass store and in store made fudge and Carmel corn.

When in the New Hartford area we spent some time at Sangertown Square. As we walked through the…read moremall we were surprised at some of the stores they had but overall it was a generic mall. The other interesting thing about this mall was that it reminded us of another mall we frequent and come to find out, it is owned by the same company as the Hampshire Mall in Hadley. In the end we had fun at this mall popping in and out of stores, but the food court was bland, the kids running through the store were in the way, and it could use more modern stores.

Layout is backwards that of a typical Walmart. Employees were relatively polite. Got everything we…read moreneeded and headed to self checkout where there was a register down but it wasn't so busy where we had to wait.

Your customer service, Has suffered without at least 1 full service cashier line in your store…read more I have to use Delivery services out of necessity, Why are your employees checking for damaged cans or expired items before they pick items for the delivery service? 1.1.25 order had multiple damaged cans, 1 of which i cannot use a regular hand held can-opener on. Good thing I have a military survival can opener that punctured the can like back in WWII. Pathetic Herkimer Walmart. The 1.1.25 delivery also came with an item that should have been pulled from your shelves on 12.12.24. Are You training correctly, or do you even care, Management?

What-A-Bargain is a bin store that sells returned items from big box stores (I.e. Walmart,…read moreKohl's...) and online retailers (I.e. Amazon) and sells the items for a fraction of the price. I really love this store, it's like a treasure hunt every time you shop, you never know what you're going to find. The staff and owners are the definition of what good customer service is and they live up to their name with the bargain prices. You can tell that they truly care about making their community a better place.

Found some deals, found some junk. Employees charge one price to people they know, and full daily…read moreprice to those they don't Resellers out of control and allowed to be pushy, rude, etc. Nice concept and nice for community but needs to be run differently

This is a very unique co-op shop of over 25 boutiques and stores. It is on the second floor of…read morethis great stone mill building in Canal Place above the Little Falls Antique Center. You will find an independent bookstore, a great yarn shop; Pincushion Patch, luxurious alpaca products at Paca Garden, The Parson's Wife is a unique boutique of country with hand-crafted stitchery and home decor you MUST have. This is WORTH THE TRIP! Come and visit soon!

The shops at 25 West never cease to please.... clever displays with original works …read more Come see James A. Parker's original Mohawk Valley village and Erie canal scenes that authentically take you back 100 years in time . At 77 years young , he also teaches water color art classes near by at the Little Falls art center .Originals , prints , and note cards are available . This is a must see booth at this wonderful shopping location ,where making a full day of shopping and site seeing is possible .........................................

I always leave the store with more than I had expected to buy. The deals are reasonable, and the…read morevariety is phenomenal. I visited the store twice in one day and found very nice employees at the cash register. When I left the store and unpacked my items, I found that one of the items had been damaged from being cut by a box cutting knife when it was unpacked at the store. So, I brought it back and was graciously given another product to replace the damaged one. I wish I had an Ollie's where I live in Missouri.

Johnstown ollies is digusting. It has mice and smell of it when I walk in.i wouldn't shop there…read morefood out dated. And mouse turds om a blanket an friend saw a mouse. ..they have been reported to corporate and health department. Clean your store up pigs

Their other stores are Seirra,TJMaxx,Home Goods,their main focus is to take the women's money so…read morewomen become broke. They are known to hate on men,their whole business strategy is mainly focused on women and to treat men as if they are underneath them or a burden. I have witnessed this over the years at both of their clothing stores and other locations. The women are very antisocial with males,On rare occasions they have women who greet customers walking into the store and they choose not to greet men. They have an absurdly low selection of clothing for men it's usually the wrong size,low quality and ugly.Meanwhile being overpriced. If you believe men deserve to be treated with respect like women regardless of their orientation then I suggest you don't support them in their movement.

Just bought pants for $20 same ones on Amazon $29. My first time in a Marshalls store I'll go back.read more