The second time I've been to a target, yes ever, second time ever…read more I just had to go to the chic-fil-a grand opening and because of the long drive, I decided to bundle a few reviews/visits into one trip because both businesses are awesome and why resist? This target was a bit messy actually. DVDs on the floor, random things in random places, shopping carts and employee organization things blocking up cart traffic! I did buy a few things I love! Like a fall pie ceramic dish, a recipe card container (what are those called?) some Halloween gummy fingers, strawberry and cream marshmallows, fruit snacks and my favorite purchase was a cute sweatshirt that I found in the men's section! Its a bit warm for 60 degrees but will be perfect for chilly nights. I asked for some help from a girl working in that area and she was a lot of help! Very nice and professional! All and all, a good place, I'm sure I would never be able to walk out of a target empty handed!

Looking for t-shirts, I stopped here and checked it out. The store is typical of the Target brand…read moreand layout with wide aisles and bright lights. The men's wear section was right where it's supposed to be and it was a mess. As were other clothing areas. I don't know if someone had been through here recently and the store employee's just hadn't caught up to it, or if this had been here a while, but there was merchandise tossed on tables, tossed on shelves and generally unkempt. Pricing was typical for Target and the quality of the items are the same here as any other Target. The store is attached to the Champlain Centre mall so there is plenty of parking. [Review 1621 of 2024 - 534 in New York - 22644 overall]

Currently "in training" as one of the new team members believed to be hired and tasked to assist in…read morefacilitation of this location revival. I, like almost everyone (or at least those it's come up with) "F$&KN LOVE a dollar store! The selection and price point make upgrades, redecorating ideas, food and essentials within reach and worth a try regardless of any annual house hold income. The more I searched for information and understanding, the more I read about the hype, ethics, etc.. the more I liked it... as far as national corporate chain stores go. As far as this location goes: it appears that on a national level, they is movement in integrating and combining Family Dollar and Dollar Tree (it's sister company that until recently only few similarities and generic and sometimes conflicting corporate structuring) Yet now, it appears that Dollar Trees are being brought into Family Dollars and that corporate model is taking over its host... sometimes gradually and sometimes as a new location. Before being hired and starting to make observations, as a customer, I would always start out towards Family Dollar first, it always was my first stop on my brick and mortar rounds. I would easily dismissed as a fraud and a liar it I did not acknowledge the obviously floundering and seemingly immeasurable progress up or down. So when you are in the store, please try and remember that everyone working there really believes they are doing everything they possibly can to help the customers, help each other and help the company they work for. And for the most part, many of them could not do anything more or better. The news has covered the recent criminal events: remember that is in addition to the many unforeseen problems and unintended consequences which rocked the store to its foundation... so if they are in the store smiling, working as well as willing and available help... mentally... give that person a little credit and all the respect you would like to be shown. Their head is probably still spinning from the last 10 issues they were told... on top of 15 or so challenges they walked in with. We all have them, every day. If it comes to pass that you had a bad experience, know that it was definitely NOT you. And just as likely, that representative was just as powerless to circumnavigate a better outcome. WHEN YOU DO HAVE A GOOD EXPERIENCE-please, at the very very least THANK THEM... maybe post something here where you can be as case specific or anonymous as you like. If I'm there as a customer or still an employee and you figure out who I am, I would love it if you wanted to introduce yourself... Say hey!

Family Dollar is like the store Dollar General. Everything is "generally" a dollar. Not everything…read morein the store is a dollar, like the store Dollar Tree. Located next to the Food World Market on Lake Street, this store was like any other I walked into, anywhere in the USA. There is nothing in the store that ties this store to this geographic area. In today's new economic reality, where corporations are people, and middle class people are too expensive to be considered for labor and expendable, it pays to know the difference between the proliferating dollar store chains.

Consistent layout just like every other ALDI that I have visited this year. It's the same whether…read moreyou're in Neosho Missouri (April 2024), Delray Beach Florida (May 2024) or Wadsworth Ohio (July 2024). I had no problem navigating the aisles and shopping produce, bakery, deli and dairy. Checkout was easy and I had remembered to bring my reusable shopping bag, so it was all good. [Review 1624 of 2024 - 536 in New York - 22647 overall]

Best run grocery store in America. German efficiency, cleanliness, and organization. Each store…read morehas a similar look and feel to make shopping a breeze. If you need to make a quick trip for most end-cap prices, do the "outside run" past snacks, breads, meats, dairy, and frozen goods. Best prices on many goods, especially dairy, cheese, eggs, sliced lunch meats, and snack foods. Always watch for the weekly bargains with easy to spot red stickers. Don't forget to bring a quarter to use a shopping cart (refunded when you return it), also reduces labor costs and liability costs in the parking lot. I keep my very handy ALDI bags in my trunk. Eco-friendly and another way ALDI keeps its prices lowest in industry. You have to do your own bagging, but checkers are very fast, and I like organizing my own bags.

Food is very impressive, great portions, and prices are reasonable. My family of 3 always share the…read moreturkey bacon club, it is a monster and to die for! Some of the premium ingredients come from local farmers. You have to try their stuffed crust pizzas. Bbq pulled pork and the works are our favorites. The staff is always friendly and accommodating. Also, you can't beat their prices for bottled maple syrup. They have everything at this market.

They have a great selection. It is a local store, but they bring in things that can't be found…read moreanywhere else and things that have never been seen before. The grinders are amazing, big, filling and made to order. If you are looking for a sub this is the place to go.

Great deli, best pizza around, super nice staff…read more Great drink selection, and overall has anything you could need in a small town!

General store that has everything you need. There is a restaurant in it as well! They carry fresh…read moremeat and will bring your ground chuck upon order. They also have local maple syrup, ice, and frozen fresh pye to heat at home.

Close to home and stocked well. Also the service is well managed. This is where we shop.read more

This large outdoor shopping center is anchored by the duo of Walmart and Sam's Club but they have a…read morenumber of other big box stores. You'll find Stapes and Michaels and Petsmart and TJ Maxx taking up big spots. There is also a Bath & Body Works, three different cell phone providers, Ulta, HomeGoods and several restaurants - Jersey Mike's, Buffalo Wild Wings and Chipotle. The place looked to be well lit and the main intersection with Cornelia has a traffic light. It is quite close to the interstate, which means a fast escape for bad actors. So lock your vehicle, keep valuables out of sight and be aware of anyone walking toward you. [Review 1626 of 2024 - 538 in New York - 22649 overall]

The people here are so friendly and helpful. They have a lot of services such as photo, lotto,…read morebottle return, pharmacy etc.. You can pay for lotto with a CARD!

One of the oddest Duty Free Shops you'll find at a border crossing. The building looks like a…read morehouse and is located at the very last exit before the border station. To get here, you have to take the exit, go all the way to the end, then turn right onto a country road, and finally into the long driveway leading to the store. Upon purchasing your items, you will be escorted by a lead car driven by an employee of the store to a point where you have to take the side road leading to the on-ramp which brings you to the Canadian border. The distance is very short. The reason for the escort is that the Duty Free Shop is located in an area where one could take a country road South thus avoiding the border. If you are returning from Canada at the same border crossing which is Highgate, there is a much larger more modern Duty Free Store just a couple hundred feet from the US border station with a huge selection of items.