Can you feel personally attacked by a Thanksgiving party supply display? Asking for a friend…read more.. Shake a turkey leg and get over to Party City to shop some great last-minute decoration trimmings for your Thanksgiving shindig! If your family takes its eating as seriously as the rest of America, then what makes you think you can just skimp on the fun decor? It's okay to be a little extra when it comes to Thanksgiving decorations, arguably the most underrepresented holiday in the decor game, and thanks to Party City, you can let your freak flag fly high and gobble til you wobble this year! Want to stick your face through a large foam piece of pumpkin pie and wear it like a hat/mask? Done. Don't have much of a sweet tooth? Wear a foam turkey hat instead. Afraid of hat head? Throw on a pair of turkey shades and sit next grandpa - you might have to give him a nudge to wake him out of his turkey coma, but that's showbiz, baby. The possibilities are endless at Party City, so don't @ me -- there's something for everyone. In all seriousness, if Party City can pack three large display racks to the gills with a variety of fun and festive Thanksgiving party supplies, mix 'n match paper goods, photo booth props, turkey dinner to go bags, turkey lanterns, garland, dish towels, and DIY pilgrim hats for the kiddos, in addition to the countless other aisles chock full of party supplies, then it's my firm belief they can make any holiday a little extra. Party City is what it would be like if Charming Charlie's (the accessories store, RIP) got in the party biz: everything is organized by color, and probably made in China. Can I mention their balloon game is poppin'! I ordered a few basic balloon "arrangements" for an event I threw recently, and not only did they blow them up with some of that premium grade A, hard to find helium, but they also attached strings, anchored them to cute little balloon weights I purchased, and perfectly sized/spaced them out, achieving that height/aspect ratio only realized by a true balloon master. Just another reminder that there's genius walking among us, and not all heroes wear capes. In closing, I walked in just wanting to place the balloon order, half expecting this place to be a glorified dollar store, with aisles looking more like the morning after a wild rave than those belonging to a neat and tidy, "we have everything," party supply store, but boy was I wrong! I was blown away by all the goodies packed inside this party in a vanilla box, ranging from the in your face Thanksgiving display (it saw me coming from the parking lot, I never stood a chance against that beast) to the super helpful staff (shout out to Rosey and Malika for modeling some photo booth props, and just being generally awesome people/Party City employees). I can't speak for all Party Cities, but this location was a slam dunk, and I 100% would return to this particular location to see what my homegirls, Rosey and Malika, have in store for the Christmas schwag, and to see what seasonal flare I can add to an event or dining room near you!

Located in the Mohawk Commons, Party City has just about everything you need for your next…read morecelebration: birthdays, graduations, holidays, weddings, sweet 16, fiestas, luaus, sports, or any celebration that you can think of. Party City has a great selection of all kinds of theme and colorful decorations, plates, napkins, cups, cards, costumes, hats, leis, noise makers, balloons, wrapping paper, party favors, toys, candy, supplies, and much more! Gibson greeting cards are 50% off! They carry many kids theme items such as balloons, favors, (plates, napkins, cups, & table covers are 50 percent off MSRP) for Spiderman, Superman, Power Rangers, Muppets, Disney characters, Hannah Montana, High School Musical, Bratz and more! The costume masks in the back of the store are pretty cool. The Burger King mask is my favorite one! They have lots of colorful fiesta beads, sombreros, and ponchos for that Cinco de Mayo celebration. Overall, the prices and selection are very good here!

Reliably great Dollar Tree location. They are very well stocked and organized compared to other…read morelocations and the location is super convenient and close to other shopping. Dollar Tree is my go to for seasonal/ holiday decor, art and craft supplies, puzzle books and generic glassware for flowers and candles. Employees here are nice and engaged with doing their jobs. As another reviewer mentioned, I recommend entering and exiting the store with your car via Osborne because it is risky making turns on and off Albany Shaker, especially lefts. Small lot parking is available. This place is almost always buzzing with folks and you can see why.

I actually like the Dollar Tree at this location. It is clean and well stocked. The items are in…read moreplace and organized and not in a messy heap like at other stores. I always buy Mylar balloons here for birthdays. They have a good selection and the balloons have always lasted. All of the other party decorations and supplies have a decent selection as well. This location is definitely better than some of the others in the area.

The experience was amazing. Our seven year old had the most amazing Taylor Swift birthday party…read more The crafts, the games, the service it was all top notch.

Great experience at this Homegoods. They had everything I was looking for and two items I purchased…read morewere even on clearance. Really nice selection of all the usual home things; the store was jam packed with merchandise. Very easy parking. There's also a Target and TJ Maxx in the same lot in case you can't find what you're looking for here. Checkout was super fast but that was on a Thursday evening. I'm sure this store gets busy on the weekends.

This HomeGoods recently relocated from the Fresh Market shopping strip in Latham. The new quarters…read moreare more spacious and easier to shop. Parking is also much easier as the lot is larger and other large chain stores in the same complex are far enough away with their own parking area. Merchandise is the standard discount home products also found at their corporate cousins, Marshalls and T J Maxx, although more extensive and sans clothing. Some good bargains can be found.

Very nice and exceptional staff but I've gone in to shop and left immediately because of long lines…read moreof 4 or more people in each line.. at least 4 times in 2026. More employees needed??

This place is fun! Tons of stuff that you really don't need...or do you? Seasonal items, such as…read morepool floats and water toys, can be found for a fraction of the price (vs. other big box stores or pool supply companies). Any time I go in to purchase a single item, it turns into much more than that. Suddenly the cart is full of stuff that wasn't on my radar...but I suddenly really needed. Or did I? Anyway, considering that it's mostly cheap stuff made elsewhere...it's clean enough and you can find some cool things. There's a whole food section as well...I tend to avoid that part of the store but if that's your thing....have at it.

Fantastic local goods store. I always get my organic flossers and bamboo toothbrushes here. Cute…read morewhimsical items.

This spot is super adorable vendor boutique full of fun, local, handmade items. I found displays…read morefrom artists I already love and follow, and was introduced to several new-to-me local artists, too. The customer service was exactly what you'd expect from a small shop like this; the cashiers were happy to let me browse in quiet, and engaged in pleasant conversation about the artists and items I'd chosen during my visit. So much caught my eye while I was browsing - jewelry, stationary, wall hangings, table top art, and so much more. I thought things were very reasonably priced for a handmade vendor market and spent less than $20 on two small gifts for friends. I will definitely be back during my future visits to Troy to see what new treasures await at this boutique.

online purchase lies and more lies…read moreit will be there before Christmas it's not our fault it's the shippers fault never left your facility until the 23rd? ordered on 15th it will be there lies all lies factory made goods not a hand made item in the warehouse. COMPLETE WAST OF MONEY AND TIME YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELVES. NEVER AGAIN. Trash customer service

Ten Thousand Tstotschkes. A store whose concept I like in principle - provide a market for…read moreindividual craftsmen throughout the world for some kind of reasonable compensation, thereby preventing industrialization, loss of native heritage skills, and stimulating development. So if you want to pay $80 for a cotton print tablecloth, in theory you can be helping the world out. Oh, the problems in execution, though. They can't really tell you how much of the money goes back to the native craftspeople, nor much about the sourcing or labor conditions. It's like Fair Trade coffee - you have to take somebody's word for it, and the word is passed along by the telephone game. I'd actually be willing to do this on faith if the crafts and items here were really unique or even to my taste, but they seem a bit mass-produced to me and without the hallmarks of individual craftsmen, so I'm not only not terribly interested in the goods but I'm highly suspicious of the general claims. This may seem a bit scroogey of me, but I think on the whole if I want to stimulate development in the third world I'll extend a microloan over the internet (very direct and very cost-effective) or buy somebody a share of a goat. I would normally just settle on the usual three stars, given my cynical skepticism above, but the hideously steep prices push it from "would go back and check it out occasionally" to "not going to bother" territory.

Wanted to update with photos of crafts we made for my Halloween Party. May not be a dollar anymore…read moreor even a 1.25 but still was able to make some cute things on the cheap... or should I say Fabulously Frugal...

It's a Dollar Tree. Although it is now $1.25 for their stuff rather than $1. Sign of the times…read more Reasonably clean. Can be a bit of wait for. checkout. Fairly pleasent shopping experience for this type of store. Sometimes you just don't want to pay much for something that is essentially disaposible or you don't need much of it at all. Just south of Latham circle. Head north on the ramp going to the circle and it's on your right. Or head south aroud the circle and make a left at the stop sign. Another stop sign straight ahead and it's right in front of you.