Great clean facilities with a wide variety of stores…read more Outlet is split across the roadway, but pedestrian crossing is available Parking is available, but can get packed.

home to more than 50 stores offering steep discounts on national brands and designer merchandise…read more We were in the area (Lake George boat tour and all, had some time in hand so came here for shopping). The four outlet shopping centers are located within walking distance of each other, so you can park once and shop all day. Parking is free and plentiful, while pedestrian crosswalks make it safe and easy to zigzag across Route 9 in search of the latest bargains. Yes, half of the stores are across the busy road so you can road is diving this outlet in two parts. It is located just off Exit 20 of the Adirondack Northway (I-87) and only two miles south of Lake George Village. Each center has public restrooms, an ATM machine, and vending machines filled with cold drinks. Tip: don't be confused, While this entire half-mile strip is referred to as "The Outlets", there are currently four distinct centers: Adirondack Outlet Mall, French Mountain Commons, Log Jam Outlet Center and The Outlets at Lake George East and West. Spend your day perusing the miles of aisles at this massive shopping complex on State Route 9 in Lake George.

Nice store. Very helpful staff. Laid out nicely. Just like any Marshells. This store is alot…read morenearer and more organized. Bought a few items that were priced nicely.

Spend $100 dollars and they don't have any bags for your purchases. They want you to spend another…read more,99 cents to buy one of their bags quite a ripoff . They should post a sign at the door that they don't offer bags for your purchases. Have told others to find another Marshall's may have better customer service.

Walked around the mall looking for nothing in particular. Unfortunately this mall like so many…read moreothers has been closing stores as people shop on-line. The highlight of the mall is a store called Boscov's. It's a department store that also has furniture, an eyeglass store and in store made fudge and Carmel corn.

When in the New Hartford area we spent some time at Sangertown Square. As we walked through the…read moremall we were surprised at some of the stores they had but overall it was a generic mall. The other interesting thing about this mall was that it reminded us of another mall we frequent and come to find out, it is owned by the same company as the Hampshire Mall in Hadley. In the end we had fun at this mall popping in and out of stores, but the food court was bland, the kids running through the store were in the way, and it could use more modern stores.

best produce around. always fresh and full of variety. the produce manager is always friendly,…read morewilling to help with anything, and knowledgable about his fruits. they also offer a great variety of locally grown produce. the deli has a great selection of specialty cheese, best selection around. the meat departments standards on fresh are clearly high, even if the product that has been reduced in price for quick sale it looks like it was cut in front of you. the store is very well kept, organized and clean! checkout is smooth every time i have been in. even when they seem busy, they have a great system to keep lines short, even the store manager has been checking out customers. if you want to save money on gas and pay extra for groceries go to price chopper. when i shop i prefer to save money on groceries and get a product i can be 100% happy with, thats why i shop at hannaford.

Stopped by this super cute grocery store while in town for a vacation. It has everything you need…read moreto bring to your hotel room or Lake House and have an enjoyable time. Just off the main drag in a plaza, this supermarket is great for grabbing essentials, beer, and more. It's the main grocery store servicing the entire Lake Placid area. I used the bathrooms which were clean and easy to find. They had the makeup remover wipes I had forgotten, and great snack options for the drive back home. I would recommend anyone coming into town to stop here!

This place has a lot of shops, pretty much about anything you need and plenty you want but don't…read moreneed. We had a nice time, easy to get around, literally right off the highway and route 9. Plenty of good food around as well.

It's usually pretty clean. There's not many stores there that are known or popular. The service is…read morealways good. There is not much else to say it is a very small mall. Would be good if they added a bathroom though.

Not much to this marketplace. But the few shops they have are decent. I wouldn't say it's a must do…read morein the area but it's a cute place to check out when walking around downtown Saratoga.

Did the wine tasting at the end of the market and the person doing it was very informative and…read morefriendly. Highly recommend!

Close to home and stocked well. Also the service is well managed. This is where we shop.read more

This large outdoor shopping center is anchored by the duo of Walmart and Sam's Club but they have a…read morenumber of other big box stores. You'll find Stapes and Michaels and Petsmart and TJ Maxx taking up big spots. There is also a Bath & Body Works, three different cell phone providers, Ulta, HomeGoods and several restaurants - Jersey Mike's, Buffalo Wild Wings and Chipotle. The place looked to be well lit and the main intersection with Cornelia has a traffic light. It is quite close to the interstate, which means a fast escape for bad actors. So lock your vehicle, keep valuables out of sight and be aware of anyone walking toward you. [Review 1626 of 2024 - 538 in New York - 22649 overall]

These outlets are cute--they're assorted in a quaint small town way, not typical outlets where…read morethere are rows and rows of stores--these are spread out across 2 city blocks, where you have to cross the street to get from one set of stores to the other. They are in the cute town of Manchester, which has a variety of other restaurants and regular retail stores up the street, so your shopping doesn't have to end when you're done with the outlets. Post-pandemic, retail has struggled, but I found every single store owner and staff to be very welcoming and helpful--it's like they're glad to see you. Worth the trip.

So much fun shopping with the girls and staying at the Taconic Hotel -- still found good deals at a…read morebunch of name brands but also a cool boutique (coco goose) and best prices on Vineyard Vines for the boys. Loved!!

For the first time since the pandemic, there are more occupied than empty storefronts in the Wilton…read moreMall. There's a new place in the food court (Salty Dogs) and a second looks about to open up. Dick's, Healthy Living, JC Penney and Homework seem to be doing good business. And--important--the mall is clean and well maintained. There are even live plants in the public spaces. Still, the glory days of the mall (and malls in general) seem to be over. Bon Ton, the movie theater and Sears are gone for good. But Wilton Mall seems to be holding on. Maybe it's not a bad idea to turn the former Bon Ton area into an apartment complex, a controversial proposal. We could be like underground Montreal, living our lives out in the harsh winter without ever venturing outside. I come here to get my steps in when the weather keeps me from walking outside. Two circuits will do you nicely, and just one will give you some healthful exercise. Just watch out for the ubiquitous skinny guy on the posters who reminds us that mall going used to be a madcap social experience. Update: Yelp seems not to want to show my picture of the skinny on posters. Not sure why this is controversial. Walk the mall and see for yourself.

Nice big mall with no one in it!! I went for a few things from home goods and then stopped in…read moreDicks sporting good. Had a good experience