I've been a loyal customer with an account with this business for the last 10 years. But as of the…read morelast two years the feeling and image has changed. Last 5 times I've gone in to consignment - appropriate nice items (seasonal, clean/used once/ name brand/ unique) I have been turned down. With a little snarkiness from cashiers each time. My items are just as good or better then flannel shirts missing buttons with holes And safety pins. I feel befuddled... buying a pair of Guess shoes with the leather wearing out on the inside..... to make the point! This is the first review I ve ever made .... Please go back to the original conceptual feeling of your business. Buying into only major brands and stock makes this like every place else, and unflattering to people like myself that love coming to your store for something unique and politeness.

Pretty cool place. A good deal of the clothing is over priced and lots of retail merch mixed in. Be…read moreaware of their consignment policies-they are far more in the favor of the store.

Don't get Walmart + w free delivery Cause they don't take…read moreresponsibility for their drivers. They don't read the delivery instructions. They knocked my brand new Mailbox over cause the got stuck and finally got out uncontrollable. Walmart said it's ubers responsibility They told me to go through my homeowners I re contacted Walmart Claims And pretty much said I couldn't prove it So in other words F u as a customer

I like the Oneonta Walmart because if you "know" how to shop prices are better than any other…read morecompetitors. However like every retail store there is a obvious issue of theft. Walmart is like a magnet it will draw in customers from the worst to the best. I suggest that if you are concerned about that simply go to walmart.com and actually purchase the items online, after comparing the item with its competitors, also online, and then the store employees will put it in your cart as a completed purchase. Don't be hesitant about asking an employee for assistance or even going to Customer Service for assistance. The perennial scam in all Big Box stores is excessive returns and misuse of the self-payment registers. Be assured that all stores have the same security methods and they are quite good at catching the bad people. If you just want to walk around and shop another suggestion is to call the store and ask them if they have a specific item, and to actually hold it for you. There is an excellent free Walmart app for your smart phone to make shopping much easier by actually locating the item and current price. Walmart still has a policy of meeting the cost of all other "local" competitors with the actual flyer listing prices. The pizza and Italian-type foods are the mainstay of many college people. Good Luck!

Such a cute little store in an unfortunately abandoned part of town (so sad to see the Grand Union…read moreand K-Mart stores I grew up with languish unused; someone could really do something nice with those empty lots). Maybe a tad expensive, but where else on this end of town can you stand in one spot, reach out a hand in either direction, and touch a frozen burrito and a pack of underwear? On second thought, don't answer that. Just go to Family Dollar.

This market is just down the street from ALDI, so if you can't find what you need there, you should…read morebe able to find it here. Standard grocery store, I'd compare it to a Ralph's if you're here in Southern California. The take and bake pizza was really good. We got a cheese pizza, bought some fresh mushrooms and put it on the pizza and it really hit the spot. We did self checkout and there was a minor issue scanning some items, but a female worker came by to help and she was really helpful and friendly.

Excellent experience. Our cashier (Janice) was the absolutely best person I have had in years. She…read morenot only made our checkout super easy but her personality made the entire day a great day.

I have so many ALDI's around my home in Southern California and the first time I have ever shopped…read moreat one is when I'm 2,000 miles across the country in Oneonta, New York. I've always heard they have some decent stuff and some prices at ALDI are lower than regular markets. They do have a good variety of stuff, from name brand items to some generic stuff that seems to be a lot cheaper than other places. They also have a decent selection of snacks, fruits and vegetables, and also all types of breads and meats. We were able to load up on groceries that will last a few days and the total price was not too bad. I'm not sure if the prices are just lower here in Oneonta, but I can't wait to go back to an ALDI in so cal and hopefully find the same great deals and values.

9/3/25. employees stock, cleanliness, etc all always good…read moreonly problem. ----hate, repeat hste auto check many times in other stors if that is all that is available i just leave the carriage & walk out at this store the one cashier usually has a very long line & very few if any at thr auto checkouts" aldi, please be a lester and throw out the auto checks suggest you heavily advertise that you have all live helpful cashiers carl l

This property looks like it used to be a department store, but I found a small display in a corner…read moreof the store that says it used to be a factory for clothing going back over 100 years. It is now a multi-vendor antique/collectible store. It is really fun and interesting to browse. Some items can be expensive, and others are reasonable- it all depends on the seller. One thing is for sure, there is a TON to look at here, and spread across multiple floors. FYI it is not handicap accessible; you will not be able to view the upper floor if you are in a wheelchair. There is free popcorn, which is kind of a neat gimmick, and I really appreciated it. It might keep your kids quiet long enough for you to do some hard-core browsing. Definitely worth a stop if you are in the area.

A great place to antique! Such a variety of items! The store is beautifully presented and is very…read moreclean! It was a pleasure to shop there!

This shop closed a couple of years ago. I wish I could have gotten my consignments returned!read more

Great clothes and fair prices! Was a cute place to stop on my travels. The environment was…read morewelcoming and I snagged some great finds!

family owned and insanely cheap compared to their competitor. I saw they had a bunch of reviews on…read moregoogle, but only 1 on yelp that doesn't make any sense. I've had experience with scholets or (however you spell it) in the past, and they just treat people like garbage. the people here are insanely nice and helpful, don't be afraid to ask them questions. hands down the best furniture store in oneonta.

Gordy provided the Best Customer Service I've experience in Years!…read more He helped me secure a dresser (at a discount) that was a close match to rest of the furniture in my bedroom, after learning that the line we owned had been discontinued before Covid, and none of the stores near my home had or would sell the display model that was a similar style, color and size I needed. Gordy's helpfulness in solving my problem, made it worth driving 600 miles round-trip to pick it up and bring it home. Randy Fox

Located at the intersection of Main and Market St. in a squat, decrepit-looking mid-century modern…read morebuilding, this Salvation Army houses a pirate's hoard of grimy, musty old clothes, (mostly broken) housewares and general items and a large selection of (also mostly broken) assorted older antique store fare up front by the cash registers. Definitely a place to hit up if you wanna nab some old cracked Precious Moments figurines (I know I do!) or rusty kitchen appliances that probably don't work (I definitely do) or some old musty cardigan sweaters (I'll take 'em all!). And if you're prepared to drop the big bucks, you might get lucky and find an old English Leather Aftershave gift set at the front counter. Some chipped depression glass, old postcards and a busted-up violin might also be within your reach too depending on the day. When I stopped in recently I scored a Golden Girls Christmas sweatshirt and an ugly retro canvas suitcase from the 70s, so obviously a damn good haul for me. My girlfriend actually liked the Golden Girls sweater and suggested I wear it to her friend's ugly Christmas sweater party. Naturally, I told her I would sooner burn it than allow it to be worn to such an event. Luckily, it's way too small for me anyway and will probably just sit on a shelf in my closet for a few years until I decide to cycle it out into a garbage bag for long-term storage in the basement. Ugly Christmas sweater party... The suitcase, however, will be displayed prominently among my ever-growing collection of vintage luggage.

Some great finds in here…read more This location is very convenient for people that use the bus. Finding parking for a car is a bit more challenging, but not not at all impossible. As soon as you step in, the place smells a bit funky. Dig around and you will find some nice leather jackets and decor for the house. There are different colored tags for specific items each day of the week. Mondays are half off! It gets busy. Not the best Salvation Army location i've been to, but a good place to find special party themed clothing. Jewelry is kept in a glass shelf in the front of the store. If you buy glass items, the staff members will wrap it for you in newspapers. There is some furniture, books, lots of clothes, cups, plates, lamps, purses, and decorations for the house. Service here didn't really stand out.

This is everything a jewelry store should be, I think. The pieces are beautiful and special, the…read moreservice is professional, kind, and very well informed. This is a family business that knows its business and I couldn't recommend it more highly. Whether I want a ready made piece, or I want something custom made, there is no other jewelry store anywhere I'd rather go.

Excellent Service and craftsmanship. Had a vision, and Wolf and Karen made it come to fruition…read more Melted down gold charms to create new necklaces with repurposed gem stones as a remembrance after my mother passed. All of us from age 18-49 love our new treasured pieces. Very fair pricing too. Will return for all of my jewelry needs.