First I would like to emphasize that this store sells only US made furniture in all styles from…read moreColonial to Modern. It is family owned! I am very pleased with the swivel chair I bought for my LR. And I just received the Amish made solid Cherry bed I ordered. Beautiful! I could select from over 20 wood finishes! Service is A+. Friendly and knowledgeable! Helpful: Scott let me borrow a metal bed frame until my bed arrived. Communication is excellent. Easy to contact, and you speak to an actual person, the owner. Delivery was efficient and competent. Experienced deliverymen. Prices are competitive and fair value. Selection is outstanding. For example, I could select from over 100 upholstery fabrics for the chair I selected. In addition to the showrooms, there are numerous catalogs available online and paper copy. Support small local businesses when you can, especially when they are far better choices than the chain stores.

High-quality All-American-made furniture store set in an actual old barn, that also sells…read moreupholstery fabrics by the yard. The styles are mostly traditional American - Shaker, country, and simpler styles, not the more elaborate 19th century American variations on Victorian and pre-war overstuffed - but they do include a lot of fairly stodgy upholstered styles as well. They claim mostly Amish manufacturers, in small lots, and the basic woods are (supposedly) all American-grown - cherry, oak, walnut, hickory, and pine in evidence, not sure about maple and cedar, but the staff say they can order almost any piece in one of the basic woods. The owners are also the sales staff so it's a true small business. The only thing not great about Kugler's is the prices, which are full boat retail price. As in, $300 for a small cabinet, $1000 for a small dining room table, $1500 for an armchair, just for a sample. These are not outliers; they're typical. I've bought unfinished pieces of similar manufactured Amish origin at Adirondack unfinished for significantly less, but - those are unfinished and unupholstered, and the quality isn't really quite as high as the basic stuff at Kugler's. So it's not quite a competition so much as different ends of the same spectrum in the same basic vein. The true differentiator may be that you basically are going to be able to custom-order a piece with the wood, finish, and upholstery of your choice, for the most part; it's not true custom furniture as you're ordering a known type or style but it's pretty close in terms of customization within the range of choices. And they do have some very nice pieces. I'm a little reluctant to go to four stars without some evidence as to the long-term quality of the furniture, but then again you'd be waiting a while for that, presumably, so consider this a placemarker review in the meantime. But I also note I can't really afford to shop here for anything big, so I am out of my league - take that for whatever it's worth in terms of the star rating or the credibility of this reviewer.

Target Drive up/Pick up 5 plus stars…read more Due to an injury, I have been using Target Drive Up pickup, and I am amazed how efficient the service is. It is a well thought out process that benefits the customer. It has been a convenient, huge time saver for me. First, shopping in the Target App for groceries and other items is easy. Items can be removed from your cart. Toiletries, clothing, toys, books etc. are also available for drive up. The app even lets you know if there is a special offer on the item. AND I get 5% off everything by using my Target charge card which is on file. Second and most importantly, drive up pickup is whenever time during open hours that you want to pick up! This differs from the set time frame given by Hannaford and other supermarkets. Consequently, it is more convenient and good for busy individuals. Frozen and perishable food items are separated and held for you in appropriate spaces. Process all on Target App: 1. You let them know when you are in your way in app. You have been notified that your order is ready for pick up. 2. You park in a designated spot in parking lot and let them know spot number. 3. They know make of car because you told them. 4. They ask where you would like groceries to be placed - back seat, trunk, hatchback etc. 5. Someone comes out in a few minutes, seems almost immediately. 6. You show number of your order in app. 7. Groceries are put in your car and off you go! Everything is packed well. Substitutions can be made for out of stock items or you are not charged. Life changer for many including for those who work and/or who have young children.

This place feels like what I remember KMart being like before it started to really go down hill…read more It's not a bad place, but the parking lot pretty much is. They tend to have what you order online, but when you go inside to pick up because they decided that day that they're either understaffed or don't feel like bringing it out to your car, you realize that this place is a bit disorganized. Returns checkout where they tell you to go has two sets of registers... one for returns and another for order pickup & registry. They'll just close the order pickup one and then not tell you... they'll pretend that the register isn't there and that you're not standing in front of it because you read the signs. Then employees will come and ignore you... if you're trans, they'll even misgender you despite a transman working there too... well, whatever... that's the area, I guess. Speaking of the area, I parked my car in the "pick up area" because they said they weren't coming out because of "inclement weather" while it wasn't that cold, not snowing, not raining, not even windy, just overcast... they were just understaffed and didn't bother to mention it while you placed the order. So then I dealt with the rest of it when you went inside... and you realized that the entire returns area is just a complete mess with no lane boundaries.. and just walking around shopping carts. The neighborhood seems to be taking a downward turn because as I come out of my car to go inside, two high school kids come up and ask if I wanted to buy candy for their high school... this is the kind of 3rd world crap I'd deal with if I went to my father's home country of the Dominican Republic where they try to make you buy Chiclets gum you don't want. I used to get pick up orders here instead of Clifton Park where I lived because they'd actually have stuff here I wanted to get vs Clifton Park. But I'm a bit done with Target now. Between that experience and the one where I went down the road to Cohoes and they gave me all dented food and some expired products, this is about what KMart stared becoming in the 90s near me... just people not caring and disorganization. I hate going to the returns counter and next time I have that start of an experience, I'll just cancel the order and let you all put the food back. The area just seems like it's going down hill and it's probably not just the Target, but even Papa Johns on the other side of the lot feels like you walked into a bad part of town and everyone's just looking for a fight.... There are better places to go.

This beautiful little boutique gift shop nestled within the Robinson Ace Hardware is adorable! The…read morecare and design with the store's set up is how I would expect to see something in Soho or the Hamptons but with much more affordable prices. I was happy to find gift items I usually can only find online but I love much more to support local and see what I am getting in person (and not have to pay shipping fees.) I picked up unusual gift items that I can't find online as well. I was only in the area to visit, but I will definitely make my way up here again if only to visit this store because it's worth going out of the way for.

Today I decided to join a coworker for a walk around downtown Albany. During our adventures, we…read morestumbled upon a very cute, hole-in-a-wall Thrift Shop called Vandys. Upon entry we were immediately greeted by the worker sitting behind the desk. We said our pleasantries and the fun immediately began. The shop had a nice selection of items, from men's/women's/kids clothing nick nacks to dresses for a night out. Prices ranged from $5 through $35. There was a few items that I was so tempted to buy but had to decline at the last minute. My coworker purchased several items... a few of which was brand spanking new. She was totally excited. The check out process was quick and simple. When I return, I will be the one doing the shopping. I cannot wait!

Love the owner. Love the selection. Sometimes the price on generic thing though is insane because…read moreof the general pricing system they use. I'm not complaining tho I just got an armani jacket for $36.5 and a pair of vintage Abercrombie jeans for $27

Lots of items for different seasonal times. Love this store!! Will continue to shop here.read more

They have fabric but it's a pretty crappy selection very basic stuff. Very limited colors and…read morefabric makes. It's sad. As for their non sewing stuff saw a lot of stuff some of it's just junky.

Regardless of this being a 3-star review, this is still my favorite Dollar Tree in the immediate…read morearea. It's brightly lit, the aisles are wide, shelves are well stocked, with a nice variety of items. Being an older store, there aren't as many coolers for refrigerated or frozen food as some of their newer stores. The location is fairly convenient, and getting into and out of the lot is not crazy-crowded.

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.

This airy boutique was so cute. I stopped in looking for a gift for my boyfriend (specifically a…read morebag of local coffee), and didn't find anything to buy, but I had fun looking at all the items. They had housewares, gifts, plants, and more. I appreciated that the items were on trend without being too trendy, if that makes sense. I saw many things I'd love to own but with limited carry on space I had to restrain myself. If I lived nearby, this would be a go-to spot for finding gifts for myself and others!

Truly, the most amazing and beautiful decor store in Troy New York! I love that they are…read moresustainable decor store that also features women owned businesses! Definitely Troy's most hidden gem! I would recommend the store to anyone wanting a home refresh or gifts for others!

This store is about to be remodeled; toward that end, there were values galore to be had in floor…read moresamples. Designer Jan Schoen is that rarest of people involved in sales: instead of haranguing customers about what they should buy, she somehow knows how to make it easy for customers to buy furniture from her. Her knowledge of furniture and the entire Stickley line is encyclopedic; yet, she never gives the impression that she is doing anything other than answering customer questions. Even when we had to track down some throw pillows that didn't make the shipment, Jan was on the case. Her consummate professionalism, patience, and humor is what made shopping for furniture a joy, rather than drudgery. As they say on television commercials, "ask for her by name." Even the best salesperson's finest efforts can end up being bitter if the crew delivering your purchases lack the knowledge and experience to do their job. Our two delivery personnel, Moses and Serieon, were the tip of the arrow of their profession. Getting everything we bought into the house and making it look as if it had always been there, while making it seem far less of an effort than it truly was, is the hallmark of a pair of professionals. To sum up: our experience was wonderful. May yours be the same.

Had aspired to buy new Stickley for years. My in-store experience and impression was fantastic, but…read moremy $4K+ chair came with a very poorly executed upholstery and pillows. I shared pics and concerns on line and someone quickly responded. Sales rep Sharon conveniently called me outside of the email chain to share her mutual feelings of the subpar appearance outside of the documentation of email. Ultimately, they only offered to put some extra batting in the cushions. I wasn't looking for a return or refund, but I think replacement cushions is a realistic expectation when they don't match the floor model or online appearance.