had been looking at their online Labor Day deal price on 65" OLED LG TV. Got me in the door. Went…read morein to look. 85% chance I was going to buy. greeter was more interested in rummaging though bags and checking receipts for outgoing traffic than greeting new guests at all. Walked by. No sales people in electronics/ TVs. Stood around for 10 looking at the picture on all of the 30 some choices and decided I like the picture better on the Samsung even though it was $200 more. left the store, for outside - to do my own online research. (Not what you want as a seller). decided I wanted the Samsung instead. Looked at all the 100+ boxes didn't seem it. Went looking for a manager. (Inconvenient). Found at front BSing with another mgr. Didnt address me in a timely fashion. said I'd like to buy a TV do you have a sales rep for electronics that could answer questions/ get me a TV. He says the "were not best buy". IE no salesman and you're pretty much on your own. he does send eventually send a guy to help me find the TV. The guy says " good news and bad" we have 3 but they are on the top shelf up there; can you come back in a couple of days." Sorry I'd like to get it today. So, it's right there on the shelf I'm looking at the box but, they can't manage to get it down and in my cart for purchase !!! I'd say that TV was defiantly one of the top 5 most expensive items in the entire BJ's store. left cordially. drove 5 minutes to Best Buy. had the TV I wanted purchased and was on my way home in the next 15 minutes. Best Buy should thank BJ's for handing them their business.

Most of the staff here are incredibly rude. On multiple occasions we have experienced…read moredisrespectful staff. For example, most recently, we arrived at 6:30pm on a Sunday, fully knowing that they close at 7pm. We knew exactly what we needed, but when we walked in the staff-woman at the door exclaimed "we close at seven" in a scolding tone. I understand a need to communicate a closing time, but the way it was delivered was unnecessary. I am sorry you have to work on Sunday nights but that is not your customer's fault. Then when we were leaving at 6:50pm my husband wished her a good night, and she blatantly ignored him. It was incredibly rude. On top of that their selection is not nearly as good as the location in east Syracuse. Overall, a disappointment.

My daughter and I made sure to stop here after reading the reviews. We picked up 4 purses; a top;…read moreand flower earrings. I'm most excited about the practically new "Travelon" RFID cross-body bag I got for $15. A really great deal. Our cashier was a lovely young woman in a yellow dress. We had a nice conversation. She was helpful, informative, and kind. What a great experience coming to this thrift shop. Will return when back to Ithaca.

Very pleasant used clothing store. They only have women's clothes, no children's or men's…read more Prices aren't dirt cheap but reasonable. Clothes are all in excellent condition. The shop is in a Victorian house, so layout is a little unusual - tops in one room, skirts in another. You should totally check it out if you haven't been.

Cute little gift shop with local Ithaca merch. I picked up a magnet, and they also had prints,…read moreshirts, postcards, and other fun items. One unique feature is the upstairs printmaking area where you can choose a plain shirt from a big selection and a design, and they'll stamp it for you. Very cute, artsy, and a bit hip.

Sunny Days truly captures the spirit of Ithaca, just like I've seen mentioned in other reviews. The…read morestore is absolutely adorable, and I love that they have an upstairs and an additional section selling Ithaca-based merch. I visit every so often when I'm in town simply because of how cute it is. I was happy to see they sell some local products, like a hot sauce I previously found at the Ithaca Farmer's Market. Their book selection is also charming - I spotted a bathroom check-in book for guests to fill out, which I thought was such a fun idea. If you're visiting Ithaca and looking for local or homemade goods, Sunny Days is definitely the place to check out! :)

Ten thousand villages: 100s of crafts from india to kenya; guatemala to pakistan. Gorgeous useful…read moreartifacts: worth a walk through and only a shopping spree if your pocket is rolling with dough. This place helps a travel fix w/ cookbooks from around the world, jewelry, journals, home and kids goodies. I came home w some kenyan earrings... note: a few stores down is the diaspora store w/ africa only apparrel and goods, earrings are half the price but less variety. Ithaca has delightful world/eco friendly shops.

Ten Thousand Villages Ithaca is a non-profit store, run by few staff, a volunteer Board of…read moreDirectors, and many volunteers. Some of my favourite items include coiled-recycled-paper journals, placemats, bowls, and trivets. They have a broad selection of unique and fair-trade jewelry, in designs from artisans in Asia, the Middle and Near East, South and Central America, and all over Africa. All items in the store are fairly-traded, that is, the artisans are skilled adults who are paid a fair wage in exchange for the items they create. There is a comfortable atmosphere and visitors are encouraged to ask questions about fair trade.

I love five below. It's freaking cheap and they have cool stuff in there like you get like carpets…read moreand food and candy and toys random books. And it's all super cheap. Greet you so loud it's like a jump scare, but they got like a lot of Apple accessories and car access accessories. It's like endless. It's just it's fun. I have a lot of cheap junk that I like.

As a disclaimer, not all items at Five Below are under $5. So read carefully. I like the Five Below…read moreat this location. I've been able to find cute accessories, interior design related stuff, stationary, basic workout equipment etc. I do not recommend buying any of the clothes because even if it's cheap if you rub the fabric between your fingers, ew. Bad quality.

I'm a big fan of secondhand/consignment/resale shopping especially for children. Mama Goose is one…read moreof the best Childrens consignment stores I have been to. They do a great job with their buying- both quality and top brands are clearly a priority. I have sold a fair amount of my daughters clothing here and opt for store credit rather than cash- then I use the credit to buy whatever she's in need of- most recently dancewear and a rain jacket. Mama Goose carries new & used shoes, baby gear like strollers and cribs, seasonal clothing, gifts, maternity clothing as well as books and toys. I love this little shop and try to stop in every time I'm in Ithaca.

Such a great find for a first time mama here! Not only did they have a wonderful selection of top…read morebrand cribs, bassinets, swings, etc.....they also had wonderfully priced clothing for babies, toddlers and children. I even bought myself a bag of maternity clothing that I was able to try on in their fitting room(which is so hard to find in this area). I will be definitely be back!

I like going here, but there are no bicycle racks! There are so many people who ride bicycles in…read moreand around Ithaca, perhaps soon Triphammer Marketplace management will be more inviting to people on bikes. Thanks!

From the owner: A locally-owned shopping center offering a wide variety of local merchants to satisfy all your…read moreneeds. Here you can grab a cup of coffee, meet your friends for lunch, get your haircut and pick up your dry cleaning, all in one stop. Conveniently located of off Rte. 13, with ample parking, Triphammer Marketplace offers a unique shopping experience to those looking for something special.