Shopping for women, men, children this is a great store to shop at. Lots of trendy clothing at…read moreoutlet prices... I shopped here before Christmas and bought gifts for my grand kids and also for myself! Great discount outlet prices! Just bought an umbrella today priced at $15 on clearance for $4 to take on vacation! Can't beat that... This outlet was previously located in Rotterdam Mall and is now located in Mohawk Commons. Lucky for me!

I love their selection! The women's section has so many different things to offer, I love summer…read moredresses and the gap shorts are my absolute favorite. I frequent here when I go to old navy for my nine month old. Gap factory has baby stuff but I feel like it's such a limited selection, and doesn't get updated as much as I would have liked. In the winter is when I stock up on baby's summer clothes, the shorts for little ones were adorable here . Going here later today to pick up a gift for my friends two year olds birthday. They never dissapoint!

Shopped at Old Navy with my 13 year old granddaughter twice recently. They carry trendy clothes…read morethat she likes. The stock was well stocked for spring. She found the popular wide legged jeans she wanted plus several other items. I found shorts and shirts for my husband. Five Stars for amount of stock in this large store that was neatly organized and for the great staff! What we liked at the Niskayuna location: *Clothing etc. is displayed nicely. *Store is clean and orderly. *It is well organized and neatly arranged on racks, shelving, and tables. *Signs for sales were displayed prominently. *Staff were helpful and courteous. They were eager to provide assistance when asked. *When there was a customer in line as I was in process of checking out, another cash register was opened so she did not have to wait. *My cashier looked for additional discounts for me. *Prices are better than at the Gap and American Eagle. *Returns are processed quickly at store. Also, there is lots of continent parking. One improvement to this store and nearby Ulta would be to install automatic door openings (double doors) for better handicapped accessibility. Apparently, it is not required.

So they do have some good sales but they also seem to do the bait and switch…read more Sweaters were marked 22.00. They were having a 50% off sale. In very small print they have the regular price with 50% off that. If it wasn't pointed out to me I would not have noticed it. Even the cashier agreed that it was very confusing to the customers because the credit card promotion is 30% off your purchase. When you aren't sure what is actually going to be rung up at the register that's when you lose my business

Had to find a last minute outfit for an engagement party. This store has a lot of inventory, the…read moreonly downside is some of the designs are a little dated. But for the capital region and the lack of desi fashion stores it is good..

From the owner: Indian Clothing American Party Wear Evening Formal and Prom Dresses Belly Dancing Costumes Body…read moreJewelry Bollywood Replicas Anarkali Lehenga Sarees Traditional Bridal Outfits Men's Sherwani Kids clothing Indian Fashion Jewelry Bangles Bindi Tikas Bags Shoes Islamic Wear Eyebrow Threading and more

I grew up in the area and have been going to Mohawk commons for most of my childhood. I've had…read moreincredible experience shopping here. I even worked in this shopping strip for a few years while attending college. There are decent amount of shops and businesses. Target, Marshall's, market 32 (formerly price chopper), bed bath and beyond, Lowe's, Old Navy, Ulta beauty (prior Barnes & Nobles), Panera Bread, Taco Bell, etc. you got a good amount of shops, fast food restaurants to grab quick bites after errands. I've seen the Mohawks commons strip developed since 2007, there are so many shops closed down, new shops opened. It's a very safe shopping strip in Niskayuna/ Schenectady. I haven't seen any dangerous activities around here and always had wonderful experiences running errands at Mohawk commons.

Dreary modern strip mall that I patronize all the time because that's what we do in modern life. Go…read morewhere the stuff is. The site was formerly an indoor Mall, also called Mohawk Mall, and before that the Stanford Heights golf course, and before that part of the historic Duncan-Schuyler-Stanford farm (the old Stanford mansion was gutted and moved when 'Mansion Square' across the street was added to this mess). It's also the site of one of the northernmost original fingers of the pine bush. So the atrocities that have been heaped upon this site have been many and over a long, long period. Traffic control here is a little weird and they're always late on fixing potholes after the winter, so be extra cautious coming in from the main entrance. Better yet is to sneak in via the back entrance off Consaul, opposite the (relocated) Ingersoll home, with the soon to be closed Oswald Heck center on your right as you come in, facing the back of Bed Bath and Beyond. In any event, here's what's here now: to your left as you come in from Balltown (see my individual reviews for almost everything here, sadly): Visionworks and Five Guys, Price Chopper and Marshall's, Bed Bath and Beyond, a shoe store, Target, and a Taco Bell; in front, Party City, Ruby Tuesday's, and Lowe's; to your right, a video game store, Panera, a Chinese takout place, three cell phone stores, SuperCuts, Eastern Mountain Sports, PetSmart, Old Navy, and newly replacing Barnes and Noble, a Gap and some store catering to young people I've never heard of before (Styla? something like that). It's your usual mix of anchor (grocery, discount department, and home improvement) stores, a few services, fast- to fast-casual restaurants, and other suppliers of the stuff of daily ephemeral needs. For this, we sacrificed our natural history, the cultural history of three countries, open space, and a nice indoor mall where at least you didn't freeze once you got in. Progress, I tells ya, Progress.

Great customer service, quality is excellent, wonderful & whimsical atmosphere. The selection of…read morehats is amazing.

Overall I had an excellent experience here in this store. We were there looking for shoes for my…read moreyoungest son who is 11 years old and has shoe size that is slightly awkward because he is a bigger boy. We were able to locate shoes that fit him comfortably and even with his wide foot we were able to find shoes that he was able to say fit perfectly for him. My son is also very picky with the type of shoes he gets he does not like to get just plain shoes he likes to have some type of color to them and he was able to get a really nice looking pair of shoes that were not overly priced but looked decent as well. Overall it was a very good experience and he left happy andar wallets left happy as well because they had a buy one get one 1/2 off sale so my wife was also able to get a pair of shoes for herself. The reason for the lack of the one star was because of the fact that they only had one person on the register so the line went halfway around the store when you are going to check out there should have been more people checking people out so that we could keep the flow of people moving in that store. Thank you so much for listening.

Having driven the discount shoe store next door out of business last year, this location's prices,…read moreformerly decent, have since made the inevitable upward climb. Despite the fact the only remaining competition in the immediate area is the hopelessly poorly-stocked Target (and for work shoes, the fairly decent Mohawk Army-Navy) this location continues to drive me to other shoe stores. Their selection for kids shoes is poor. The stock in general seems to be very hit or miss; they are incapable of keeping all the sizes for a given model or style in stock, apparently, and seem to be randomly completely out of some sizes. The staff is very helpful and will help you with fitting if you ask, but tend to be occupied in the front of the house with customers at the checkout line. For adults, they have far far more selections for women than for men, and pretty much everything is now seriously overpriced. We kept checking in here for boots, good shoes, tennis shoes, etc. when we needed them because it's close but as the Mrs. has put it, if I have to get shoes that aren't really what I want I may as well pay $20 at Target instead of $50 or $60 at Famous Footwear. So, we're now giving up and not bothering any more, despite the relative convenience, because it is a huge waste of time. Better to drive 20 minutes to a place that's more likely to have what we want.

Great selection Great Prices Went in to sell some shoes and…read moreended up kicking it there for a little wail. Just talking about sneaker and the culture. Rob the owner is supper knowledgeable about everything and gave me a deal!

From the owner: A local small business specializing in getting you the most hyped and popular shoes and clothing at…read morea fraction of what other stores charge. We hand-select all of our pieces, ensuring everything we sell is 100% authentic. We carry a wide variety of brands ranging from Nike to New Balance and for clothing we have the most popular brands that are sought after such as Off-white, Fear of god,supreme,bape and even some exclusive designer pieces.

In my efforts to downsize, I've been making some donations to the Salvation Army on Central Avenue…read morein Colonie. I like this facility. It's larger than many of the other locations. It's open on most days. They accept donations around the back. Due to staffing limitations they explained that donations of household goods must be dropped off before 11am on weekdays. They accept clothing donations throughout much of the day. They move a lot of clothing. Most of the staff is genuinely nice and helpful. I discovered that this center is also a good place to find cool, vintage glassware, especially from the 1960s. I love glassware. So while I make donations, I also pick up some fascinating etched stemware. Most don't match. It's hard to find sets but I can't beat the price which is 79 cents per glass. I also picked up some cute vintage dessert glasses at $1.99 apiece. I must sell or give away more than I purchase in order to downsize. The rule of de-cluttering is that you must donate or sell an old item before you buy a "new" one. The items at the Salvation Army are not generally new, but it is about people helping people and you can find some cool stuff.

I experienced a poor reception while donating. Sign outside said all donations must be brought…read moreinside. Went inside was told donations were around back. No signs in parking lot. Went around back. Sign said to push button for service. There was no button. Called inside and said I needed help with six bags (am elderly and handicapped). Told they can't take things from cars. No attempt to find a solution such as I take them out and give them to the employee(s). Dumped them in lot. Next time, I will go elsewhere.