This place feels like what I remember KMart being like before it started to really go down hill…read more It's not a bad place, but the parking lot pretty much is. They tend to have what you order online, but when you go inside to pick up because they decided that day that they're either understaffed or don't feel like bringing it out to your car, you realize that this place is a bit disorganized. Returns checkout where they tell you to go has two sets of registers... one for returns and another for order pickup & registry. They'll just close the order pickup one and then not tell you... they'll pretend that the register isn't there and that you're not standing in front of it because you read the signs. Then employees will come and ignore you... if you're trans, they'll even misgender you despite a transman working there too... well, whatever... that's the area, I guess. Speaking of the area, I parked my car in the "pick up area" because they said they weren't coming out because of "inclement weather" while it wasn't that cold, not snowing, not raining, not even windy, just overcast... they were just understaffed and didn't bother to mention it while you placed the order. So then I dealt with the rest of it when you went inside... and you realized that the entire returns area is just a complete mess with no lane boundaries.. and just walking around shopping carts. The neighborhood seems to be taking a downward turn because as I come out of my car to go inside, two high school kids come up and ask if I wanted to buy candy for their high school... this is the kind of 3rd world crap I'd deal with if I went to my father's home country of the Dominican Republic where they try to make you buy Chiclets gum you don't want. I used to get pick up orders here instead of Clifton Park where I lived because they'd actually have stuff here I wanted to get vs Clifton Park. But I'm a bit done with Target now. Between that experience and the one where I went down the road to Cohoes and they gave me all dented food and some expired products, this is about what KMart stared becoming in the 90s near me... just people not caring and disorganization. I hate going to the returns counter and next time I have that start of an experience, I'll just cancel the order and let you all put the food back. The area just seems like it's going down hill and it's probably not just the Target, but even Papa Johns on the other side of the lot feels like you walked into a bad part of town and everyone's just looking for a fight.... There are better places to go.

Target Drive up/Pick up 5 plus stars…read more Due to an injury, I have been using Target Drive Up pickup, and I am amazed how efficient the service is. It is a well thought out process that benefits the customer. It has been a convenient, huge time saver for me. First, shopping in the Target App for groceries and other items is easy. Items can be removed from your cart. Toiletries, clothing, toys, books etc. are also available for drive up. The app even lets you know if there is a special offer on the item. AND I get 5% off everything by using my Target charge card which is on file. Second and most importantly, drive up pickup is whenever time during open hours that you want to pick up! This differs from the set time frame given by Hannaford and other supermarkets. Consequently, it is more convenient and good for busy individuals. Frozen and perishable food items are separated and held for you in appropriate spaces. Process all on Target App: 1. You let them know when you are in your way in app. You have been notified that your order is ready for pick up. 2. You park in a designated spot in parking lot and let them know spot number. 3. They know make of car because you told them. 4. They ask where you would like groceries to be placed - back seat, trunk, hatchback etc. 5. Someone comes out in a few minutes, seems almost immediately. 6. You show number of your order in app. 7. Groceries are put in your car and off you go! Everything is packed well. Substitutions can be made for out of stock items or you are not charged. Life changer for many including for those who work and/or who have young children.

The quality of the floor tiles is a clue to the age of this store/building, but it's kept…read morerelatively clean. The organization is a bit awkward, with various supplies (e.g., lawn, and garden, items) scattered throughout, and lengthy displays in divider aisles creating zig-zag paths. Apart from learning a good pattern to go through the store, the inventory is pretty good, and there were many employees active getting shelves ready for spring supplies. It was also convenient that I had received emails with electronic coupons earlier that morning. There's certain things I look for at an OSJL, and once I found those, I was quite satisfied. Everything was well stocked. As is typical here, there were some great deals, and some maybe not-so-competitive ones. Checking out was a breeze with a friendly cashier. While my favorite Job Lot is the one in Ballston, this one is now the one closest to me, given that the Albany store closed a few years ago and has not reopened elsewhere. It's definitely worth my time to shop here.

BEWARE the crazy deals you receive in your personal emails from OSJL does not apply to online…read moreshopping, even though you are directed by prompts from your personal email to purchase their crazy deal, only to find out after you pick up your product at store location from online order, paid in full, that the crazy deal doesn't apply to your online purchase because you signed in as a guest... no they send you an email and when you click on it and it automatically brings you to online shopping site as a guest and you make the purchase wait for it to arrive at store already paid for... to be given a phone number that tells you nope you don't get it. This is an outright scam and a nice undermining way to rob customers.

I just waited in line at customer service for a half hour for a return, only to be told the real…read morereturn line I need is on the other side of the store. I've been standing in lines for a freaking hour now.

Today was the first time I've been to any Kohl's since Covid, and honestly, I'm not that enthused…read moreabout returning to them unless it's for something I can't get elsewhere. For one thing, they opted to cancel my Kohl's card for lack of use during the pandemic - it's very rare that I've had a department store charge car canceled on me that quickly. It didn't help today they were out of most of the items I was seeking (some were on sale). Of course, Kohl's is one of those stores that plays "You saved so much money today!" games by starting with markups followed by "deep" discounts. I have to believe this store is short-staffed as well. Many shelves for clothes look like they hadn't been straightened out since the store opened that morning. They didn't have enough registers open by the main entrance either, and the line of customers waiting there to check out was at least fifty feet long. The company isn't doing anything exciting enough to try to get me back, and this store's situation didn't help.

I grew up in the area and have been going to Mohawk commons for most of my childhood. I've had…read moreincredible experience shopping here. I even worked in this shopping strip for a few years while attending college. There are decent amount of shops and businesses. Target, Marshall's, market 32 (formerly price chopper), bed bath and beyond, Lowe's, Old Navy, Ulta beauty (prior Barnes & Nobles), Panera Bread, Taco Bell, etc. you got a good amount of shops, fast food restaurants to grab quick bites after errands. I've seen the Mohawks commons strip developed since 2007, there are so many shops closed down, new shops opened. It's a very safe shopping strip in Niskayuna/ Schenectady. I haven't seen any dangerous activities around here and always had wonderful experiences running errands at Mohawk commons.

Dreary modern strip mall that I patronize all the time because that's what we do in modern life. Go…read morewhere the stuff is. The site was formerly an indoor Mall, also called Mohawk Mall, and before that the Stanford Heights golf course, and before that part of the historic Duncan-Schuyler-Stanford farm (the old Stanford mansion was gutted and moved when 'Mansion Square' across the street was added to this mess). It's also the site of one of the northernmost original fingers of the pine bush. So the atrocities that have been heaped upon this site have been many and over a long, long period. Traffic control here is a little weird and they're always late on fixing potholes after the winter, so be extra cautious coming in from the main entrance. Better yet is to sneak in via the back entrance off Consaul, opposite the (relocated) Ingersoll home, with the soon to be closed Oswald Heck center on your right as you come in, facing the back of Bed Bath and Beyond. In any event, here's what's here now: to your left as you come in from Balltown (see my individual reviews for almost everything here, sadly): Visionworks and Five Guys, Price Chopper and Marshall's, Bed Bath and Beyond, a shoe store, Target, and a Taco Bell; in front, Party City, Ruby Tuesday's, and Lowe's; to your right, a video game store, Panera, a Chinese takout place, three cell phone stores, SuperCuts, Eastern Mountain Sports, PetSmart, Old Navy, and newly replacing Barnes and Noble, a Gap and some store catering to young people I've never heard of before (Styla? something like that). It's your usual mix of anchor (grocery, discount department, and home improvement) stores, a few services, fast- to fast-casual restaurants, and other suppliers of the stuff of daily ephemeral needs. For this, we sacrificed our natural history, the cultural history of three countries, open space, and a nice indoor mall where at least you didn't freeze once you got in. Progress, I tells ya, Progress.

Too Hot upstairs in Mens department. Please fix your Air conditioning…read more It's hot to shop. Feel bad for Employees.

I like everything, prices at good. They quality of merchandise is fine to me. I would tell my…read morefriends about this things I purchased there. I'll rate Boscov's 10 for 10!!

5 stars for two customer service ladies in the second floor women's clothing department i got help…read moreand kindness from today! Khadija was very patient at dealing with my accidental lil problem. the other (black) lady I couldn't get know what her name was, but she was very passionate and patient with her job of helping customer. she walked all around with me and led me to find the clothes I was looking for. I had a terrible day, today their kindness and smiles saved it. Thank you I really like the clothes I got today btw

Every single bottle of perfume and cologne was empty. The entire department. Please care moreread more

Shopped at Old Navy with my 13 year old granddaughter twice recently. They carry trendy clothes…read morethat she likes. The stock was well stocked for spring. She found the popular wide legged jeans she wanted plus several other items. I found shorts and shirts for my husband. Five Stars for amount of stock in this large store that was neatly organized and for the great staff! What we liked at the Niskayuna location: *Clothing etc. is displayed nicely. *Store is clean and orderly. *It is well organized and neatly arranged on racks, shelving, and tables. *Signs for sales were displayed prominently. *Staff were helpful and courteous. They were eager to provide assistance when asked. *When there was a customer in line as I was in process of checking out, another cash register was opened so she did not have to wait. *My cashier looked for additional discounts for me. *Prices are better than at the Gap and American Eagle. *Returns are processed quickly at store. Also, there is lots of continent parking. One improvement to this store and nearby Ulta would be to install automatic door openings (double doors) for better handicapped accessibility. Apparently, it is not required.

So they do have some good sales but they also seem to do the bait and switch…read more Sweaters were marked 22.00. They were having a 50% off sale. In very small print they have the regular price with 50% off that. If it wasn't pointed out to me I would not have noticed it. Even the cashier agreed that it was very confusing to the customers because the credit card promotion is 30% off your purchase. When you aren't sure what is actually going to be rung up at the register that's when you lose my business

Shopped here with two grands. It was an ideal spot to kill time before lunch at Five Guys. There…read moreare lots of items for children and tweens. They found several fun items including: Halloween costume for their Golden ($5.00) Harry Potter Fact Book Mini had held computer Uno card game Puzzle There are sections loaded with lots of candy, snacks, games, stuffed animals, and sticker books. Prices are clearly marked. Store is well lit, tidy, and well organized. There is a lot of makeup etc. in several aisles. However, several identical items such as nail polish and press on acrylic nails that were priced at $2.50 here can be found at Dollar Tree for $1.25. My 10 year old granddaughter is a savvy shopper and noted the price difference right away. The staff was helpful when asked questions. Check out was efficient. Shopping carts are available. They enjoyed shopping here, especially for the first time.

From the owner: hot stuff. cool prices. that's five below. extreme $1-$5 value, plus some incredible finds that go…read morebeyond $5. waaay below the rest...so let go & have fun. shop online and amazing 1,000+ store locations.