This place is great but the front end help doesn't care about customer service. I was there today…read more(May 28 - noon) and whoever was working at the checkout was rude, impatient and could care less about delivering a terrific experience. I'm a Platinum customer and have been loyal for years. If Hallmark cares about sending the very best this person isn't helping you to deliver that message. Give it some thought they're not helping your business. Not sure I'm coming back when you're treated like this.

This is a nice Hallmark store. Admittedly, they are mostly of the cookie-cutter variety in that…read morethey have the same items, usually are arranged the same way, have the same prices, etc. However, this one was pretty convenient to get to when I lived in Clifton Park. The staff was always friendly, which is the most important thing in a store like this. One thing I missed about other Hallmark branches was the 40%-50% discount on Christmas ornaments the day after Christmas. Here, they offered a discount but it wasn't as generous. I suppose I shouldn't fault them for that, but I rely on those sales to decorate next year's tree!

I'm happy to support this local, family-owned business, not only for the aforementioned reasons but…read morealso because their employees are both knowledgeable and helpful. I tend to come in to have prints matted and/or framed. Archival materials are the norm. The staff will also mat to ready-made frame sizes or custom. Their training also makes choosing mats easier. "Do you want bright white or eggshell white?" "Let's look at them together." Additionally, they offer to amend things that I didn't notice. A print I asked to have matted and framed was slightly curved. I was assured the print would be flattened prior to being matted and framed so it would sit more snugly. I'm sure most customers would appreciate that attention to detail. Here's to hoping this establishment continues to provide goods and services to this community for a long time to come.

This store has been around for years and always has a great selection of products. My mom loves…read moreadult coloring books and comes here to stock up on assorted color pencils. They sell the pencils individually so she can selectively restock the ones she runs out of most. Apparently, green is the most frequently used color for all the grass in landscapes so she can buy individual ones here very reasonably instead of buying a whole new package of pencils. They also have a nice selection of gift items like small pouches, reusable bags, socks, cards and assorted small art themed things. The selection of easels is extensive and includes table easels and standing easels. Tons of canvas, paints and paint brushes. Prices are reasonable. I found the staff a little overbearing (they greeted me multiple times) when I entered the store but were friendly at checkout. Highly recommend.

Cutest apothecary shop I've ever been to. This was so similar to Schitt's Creeks Rose apothecary…read more You'll find local merchant items, candles, fragrances, artworks, sage, stones, skincare products, rugs, household items, there are so much to look at. As you walk into the shop, you'll also find a cute little cafe that serves pastries, coffees, lattes, teas. There's a small seating area with a couple of chairs and tables for people to work, study, or even catch up with friends. It's a great place to be around people if you're sick of wfh.

Came across this lovely boutique while driving through Scotia. From the minute I walked in, I was…read moretaken by the beauty of the store. A warm welcome, came from in back of the store. Immediately I felt compelled to shop! Beautiful items surrounded this well supplied, intimate home goods shop. The owner was so helpful, helping me choose unique Christmas gifts. Her prices were very good and I noted a few things that I can't wait to go back for, for myself. I got a wool blanket that was remarkably priced down and was under 55.00. The warmest "Scottish " woolen blanket I ever owned. I will be back. Already have this store / boutique on my favorite list! Go check it out. I'm sure you will find it as pleasant as I . Big shout out to this local neighborhood business ! Here's to big success! From my perspective your already on your way !!' P

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??

I rounded up my 2.5 rating to a 3 because I did find some great stuff, despite the absolute chaos…read moreof this store. Organization is a suggestion here, a rough guess that what you think something qualifies as is also what the floor setters of OSJB think that item qualifies as. I came in looking for nothing. I drive by the location easily 3 times a week and finally had some quiet down time to just go browse. That's really the only way to do this unless your shopping list is also vague. There was a lot of shelf stable food items including snacks, coffee, cereal, candy, and more. I didn't recognize too many of the coffee brands but still opted to give Papa Nicholas' hazelnut creme a try. In general I didn't recognize a lot of brand names, so it kinda felt like the discount store for the dollar store discards. Pricing however didn't always reflected that. The household items is definitely where organization got odd; "domestics" was the sign hanging overhead that area and it covered everything from large rugs to women's thongs. Everything! Shoes, office supplies, clothing, toys, planters, fans, etc. Even just a touch more subdivision would go a long way! Also, specifically, the shoes were nasty - some of them had literal mold growing on them, others had clear signs of wear on the sole. These must've been returns then sold off, and it was incredibly off-putting. Ultimately I also ended up finding a bookish spooky season blanket for $10, some cozy wool socks for $4, a pack of chapsticks for $6, and the bag of coffee for $8. The blanket and the socks felt like a steals whereas the chapsticks felt like there weren't any savings, and the coffee was even properly labeled so I ended up being duped by that, but still opting to get it since it was only a few dollars difference. I do wish I could give half stars because this does feel more in line with 2.5 than 3 stars, but I can see why people come back for the price points, especially something that might not get a lot of life out of it like party decor or kids clothing.

Marshall's is a good place to buy kids clothing, comforters, kitchen stuff and latest furniture…read more I would find great deals on comforter sets. The comforters are usually branded and of high quality. Most of my comforters I have bought are from here. Over the last 2 to 3 years I have ventured out but haven't been able to match the high quality and the brand at Marshall's. I did ship by a coue of times here but wasn't lucky to find a good deal. Make frequent visits and go window shopping frequently to find your deals. Venture walking in the mall during the winter rather than home.

In town visiting and this HomeGoods/Marshalls store has great selection of items. The clothing part…read morewas a bit underwhelming but guess most stores don't have anything great. The HomeGoods part has a lot of good stuff. Service was good. This is Marshall's, so value is decent. I think their prices for the HomeGoods part was a bit expensive for stuff not really worth it, but we cannot get away from the inflation and tariffs, but Marshalls/HomeGoods should think twice about the prices they place on certain cheap items.

Great shop run by great folks, always glad to have stopped by. Broad selection and very reasonable…read moreprices. Tons of cool Godzilla stuff, too, in addition to video games and such.

This is perhaps the best organized and overall nicest game store we've ever visited anywhere in the…read moreUSA or Canada. Everything is displayed not only so that you can fully see the item and price, but also aesthetically pleasing. They have a very extensive set of items here and some really interesting ones, too. You can tell that these folks love what they do and that they are serious about their craft. We visited this store on a road trip. It's a little out of the way if you're traveling either the Northway or Thruway, but absolutely a place we'll return any time we're in the area. It is absolutely worth your drive. Great place! Well done, folks!!!

I love this store the staff is awesome. I go in to look at their Pokemon singles and end up…read morestaying over an hour talking about Pokemon. Love this shop!

A bit of a small store but the staff is very welcoming and always ready to help you if needed. The…read moreselection is pretty good if you are a collector and know what you're looking for as well :)

Large shop, full of items, worth a stop. No steps to get it, there is a bathroom if you need it,…read moreand most aisles are narrow and overflowing with items. It's very cluttered overall and reminds me of how my childhood basement smelled lol. The center is very deep and you'll find larger furniture towards the back. The upstairs is small and dedicated to Christmas. We found a bag full of replacement bulbs for our outdoor lights (from the 70s) without a price and negotiated with the cashier for $15. Overall I found the prices to be higher than other antiques shops. We would stop in again when in the area.

I don't even know where to start with this one. This place is an unmitigated mess. Do not waste…read moreyour time. I left in a rage that has still not abated. After navigating the piles of tipped-over trash and fire-hazard aisles for 45 minutes (please investigate this, fire code people!), I decided I wanted three things from three booths : two comics and one children's book. What a f---ing mistake. If you're the guy who owns the booth of comics and tapes right by the entrance, most of your prices are absolutely stupid. Nobody is going to pay $25 for a VHS tape of Snow White; it is literally one of the most common tapes in the world and worth about 25 cents. MOST of your tapes were moldy. Half of your stuff had no prices, and oh lord, let me tell you why that's a HUGE problem. You have no idea what you're doing. Nut up and buy some more price tags, buddy. We bring our selections to the front counter and this is where the fun begins. The woman disappears with our stuff and no explanation; a couple of minutes later, she returns with woman #2 and we can guess from their whispers that they do not know what to charge for anything. They proceed to, I guess, try to contact someone to figure out the prices. I believe they were trying to contact comic booth guy for all three things, though only one was his, and it had a price. It gets weirder from here. The children's book we picked up was a very cheap paperback picture book of a few pages. It was not antique or special in any way; we expect it to be about a buck at most. She decided it was TEN DOLLARS. She also decided to belonged to the wrong booth and started labeling it by putting. sticker on the cover... so if you sell here, let me tell you, they are mixing and matching items, probably giving the money from your stuff to someone else, and defacing your stuff with stickers. (Later, I checked both Amazon and eBay prices, in case I truly missed something, and the book sells for about $4, free shipping... so basically a dollar. I still cannot discern where she came up with her asinine price.) We declined to pay $10, because that's just stupid. I've been buying and selling collectibles for 20 years so I know what I'm talking about. Next up was a bagged comic with a very clear $2 price tag on it. Woman #2 decided it was NOT a comic after all, and also decided it was signed... because the artist's name was part of the cover, like 90% of comics. It was not "signed". She thought it was a poster, I guessed from her mumblings... but it was just some weird small-press indie comic from the 80s that you'd find in a dollar bin, because that's what it's worth. She decided that the price must be wrong because she's never seen a comic in her life. Item #3 was another comic... slightly larger format, but very thin and also super niche and non-collectible. Similar to a very thin magazine. She ALSO decided that this was not a comic... even though this came from a booth where there was a sign that said all unlabeled comics were $3. She decided this was not a comic either. We waited for at LEAST ten minutes while Woman #2 tried to figure out prices, but after hearing $10 for a nothing book, and standing around like idiots while nobody communicated what was going on, we just walked out. I was willing to pay 2x of actual value just because we drove 2 hours to get here and didn't want to leave empty handed. NOT TO MENTION that switching prices at the register in NY is illegal. IF YOU VEND HERE, STOP. These women are costing you sales. They are ACTIVELY refusing to sell stuff for your labeled prices because they think they know better. I can only imagine how often this happens if this happened to all three of our items, from three different booths. You are paying rent to a place that has no idea what they're doing. They've seen a few episodes of American Pickers and think they're experts or something. You are not getting your money's worth and they are sabotaging you by refusing sales and mixing your items up. PLUS, the whole place reeked of woodsmoke. We left there after 45 minutes and it was clinging to our clothes, so anything you're selling here is ruined with smoke smell. Do not waste your time visiting here. Prices are 4-10x above actual value. You could buy from eBay and pay shipping and still pay less. There's a lot of interesting things to see.... so if you have to go, just take pictures and buy it from someone online. There is absolutely no value here. Get your s--t together. You have been a blight to my weekend, and you are a gross smear on the face of what fun thrifting has become.