A smaller dollar tree, but should be good to grab a few regular and basic things. In a small…read morecomplex with an Ace Hardware, Post Office, discount liquor store and a Price Chopper grocery store. I was there mid-week and it looked like things needed to be restocked so perhaps I was there on an off day. Travis was very nice and helpful. I would stop here again if I needed a few things on the way to Montreal next time.

Nancy is great and always is professional and courteous. I always buy my furniture from them. Thank…read moreyou.

From the owner: We offer a full service convenience store,gas and diesel , k-1 clear kerosene ,ethonal free premium…read moregas ,propane fill station,hardware store,furniture store .

New to Burlington so I came by from the recommendation of a friend to stock up on winter clothes…read moreand prepare myself for the notorious Vermont winter. I had carts full of clothes options and I even found a great winter jacket. I was definitely impressed by how well organized and clearly displayed all the clothes were. Everything was neatly sorted on hangers by style, size, and color. The staff is constantly moving around, returning clothes to the racks and making sure the place stays orderly. Found lots of good quality hand me downs, some even with the tags and most were decent brands. One really cool thing about this location is they offer a rewards card. For $10 you get a year membership and save 10% every time you shop. There's also an added discount on Wednesdays and the week of your birthday. Hoping I'm prepared for the cold, but if not, I know where to go back!

Prices are much higher than retail. Not a thrift store. Beware of prices. Look up everything before…read moreyou purchase! Today a vase in the front case was marked $200. Same exact vase on Etsy $150. Ebay even cheaper. Don't donate to this store. The items do not stay in the community for sale. Goodwill packs a trailer truck and ships the nicer items out of State!

Great place to find some good deals. I found some older art pieces for my Airbnb. I love Habitat…read moreRestores!

From the owner: When you shop, donate, and volunteer at the Habitat ReStore, you help to build safe, affordable…read morehomes in Northwest Vermont. We accept donations of new and gently used items, then resell the items to the public at a fraction of the retail price. The proceeds stay local, helping Green Mountain Habitat for Humanity buy the land, services, and building supplies needed to build to help low-income families build better places to call home. Visit us today to shop and donate furniture, appliances, home goods, clothing, and more.

I like the Nike Factory Store because they always have some nice little discounts on cool…read moremerchandise! Bought some of my fall/winter coats over there & I'm satisfied! You won't find a lot of options for boys sadly, so that's why it's not a 5 stars review

Wanted to return something online but I couldn't because of the type of store. The clerk was very…read morehelpful. I recommend this place. Very good deals. A little crowded but that's unavoidable. Notice that if u wanna return something from online store u need to return it online via mail.

First time checking this place out and was very excited to see a wide selection of things for the…read morewhole family. Ollie's is a liquidation center where you can find all kinds of brand name items for less. When you first walk, you'll notice a large selection of books and toys. There's also lots of food and household items, some clothes, beauty products, decorations, bedding, electronics, hardware, etc. I found some lovely Yankee Candle large signature candles for $7.99 when they are normally sold full price at $30 at the Yankee store. Things to take note - not everything is a great deal, if you shop at Costco or Sam's Club you may notice similar or cheaper prices there - for example, Kcup coffee pods - not so cheap at Ollie's. In terms of clothing, there's a limited selection, many outdated styles by today's standards. I saw a bunch of genuine leather jackets which looked like they were from the 90's or early 2000s, sold at very low prices (under $20). There are tons of large carpets and rugs on display, ideal if you need to redecorate, also great selection of bathroom towels and matts. It's the kind of place you need to check back often as the stock varies greatly.

the service was the absolute worst I don't think I've ever experienced workers being that rude.read more

I am new to Rouses Point and have decided to use Cornerstone as my pharmacy and definitely glad…read morethat I chose them. It is a really nice store to go in, great service and a nice selection of other things as well.

After driving 400 miles to travel into Canada we learned that our COVID test results had taken one…read moreday too long to register and we were denied entry at the border. We were absolutely heartbroken! Ashley and pharmacist Jason at Cornerstone got us in for a same day molecular COVID test that saved our trip! We can't possibly thank them enough for their fast, courteous, and professional service!

Many malls are dying but this one seems to keep kicking along with most of the spaces having…read moretenants and even the car dealership parking a vehicle for display. I started off at Target and walked through the mall. On a Sunday morning, not much open but the walking folks were doing their thing here and there. Plenty of parking, smooth and clean floors. I think it will still be here for a few more years. [Review 1623 of 2024 - 535 in New York - 22646 overall]

The Mall is trying to make a comeback. I think getting local small businesses in there is great. I…read morelike going into the stores to see other items. The only suggestions would be offer more food options. It was very busy today. I enjoy the events. It gives a extra plus.

So this Treasure Hunt recently opened up in Cornwall's East Court Shopping Plaza on March 15, 2019…read more The Ides of March! Hopefully no one involved is named Caesar! Lol. Anyway, so I was first introduced to Treasure Hunt at Dixie Mall in Mississauga. It's a big outlet store with everything from clothes and shoes, to toys, housewares, bicycles and tools. In my opinion, a lot of their stuff is junk, but there are hidden gems for those with the time and patience to look. When I was there, they had some Banana Republic dresses for $30. They also had lots of Athleta (the athletic wear brand owned by The Gap) pieces for $4. They also had lots of brands that were of no interest to me though, like George from Walmart and Merona from Target, so I had to wade through those, but hey "treasure hunt" is the name of the game, right? ;) Admittedly, the cool stuff was only in sizes 00-4 and XXS-S, so good for the likes of me, but if you are a larger size, you may not have the same luck. They had lots of discount toys, but most of the boxes were opened or pretty bunged up. I was at the Brockville location a few weeks earlier, and the selection at that store was better in my opinion, and the prices were lower for certain things too. Anyway, if you like outlet/discount/liquidation type stores, then you'll probably like Treasure Hunt. It's definitely not for everyone, lol. Lots of free parking in the plaza.

My friends and I stopped here around 9 pm. There was a worker who was polite enough and offered us…read morehelp if we needed it. Drinks and snacks as well as other necessities for long drives were well stocked at this location. Self serve options for checkout were also available. The venue was clean and what very much impressed me were the bathrooms: very clean and some even had showers. The gas pumps also worked without a hitch. Would recommend for a late night quick stop.

Quick stop off for snacks and to gas up. I liked this location because it wasn't your regular gas…read morestation food. You had variety of sandwiches and salads and even a counter you can walk up to and pick a pizza. They have everything you can think of. Great location.