AWESOMEAWESOMEAWESOMEAWESOME I love how you can find…read moresomething for everyone In the family people who work there are so nice!

Cute little gift store with some apparel, mugs, magnets, stickers, and children's gifts. Prices are…read morea little high but that's pretty common for the stores around the area. Very friendly staff. Please be wary about their hours. During off season the website says they are open but they are not. During summer season months they open later than what the website says. They open between an hour or two of what they say online!

I've been to King's Crossing Fashion Outlets a few times now. It's not really an outlet mall,…read moresince a lot of the stores are just regular stores selling the latest season at the same prices as at a regular mall. The layout is like an outlet mall in that it's a plaza and you have to go outside to go from store to store (it's not an enclosed shopping mall). The majority of the stores are also not all that interesting to me, but hey I shop everywhere just in case there is some really cool thing just waiting to be discovered, lol. They have lots of athletic stores like Adidas, Puma, Columbia, Reebok and Bench. They have women's fashions (stores I generally like, but the prices are not cheaper than at their retail stores): Laura, Melanie Lyne, Ricki's, and La Vie en Rose. They have unisex fashions: Tommy Hilfiger, Levi's and Roots. They have other stores like Carter's/Osh Kosh, George Richards Big and Tall, Stokes, Paderno and Magnotta Winery. The only store that is truly an outlet is the Designer Fashion Exchange, which is an outlet for TanJay, ALIA and Nygard. It is huge, so if you like these brands, you will likely find some good deals. When I was there last, they had clearance items 5 for $25, and black dress pants for $3.99. There's lots of free parking and it's conveniently located right off the 401. If you go to King's Crossing and are hungry, I recommend eating at Fardella's. It's great. I wrote a separate review for it :)

Fairly nondescript selection of stores. The Magnotta outlet provided excellent customer service…read moreand their selection of wines was impressive. They have a refrigerated selection of mini sparkling wine in cans that were priced reasonably and handy to purchase to go they also tasted great. Customer service in the Designer Fashion Exchange store was non existent. Laura, Levis, George Richards, Columbia, Tommy Hilfiger, Puma, Carters and a Stokes are pretty much all the stores still open. Reebok has closed. Stokes was having a liquidation sales so their days may be numbered. Definitely a passing by and stop type place as opposed to a destination. Lots of food choices nearby, Panera, Swiss Chalet and Boston Pizza to name a few..

I come every 3 months for prescripts. I always look forward to the PX and commissary. I find most…read moreeverything on my my list and everyone is so very nice and helpful. The prices are mostly less for me. I love post shopping!

It's always clean and well-stocked, I will give them that. However, what I hate is the…read moreself-checkout. You are immediately hounded by a customer service rep about your military ID, then half the time asked again in the middle of the transaction. It's been what a year and the self-checkout still doesn't accept cash? You have to go to customer service for cash, which doesn't help when the store is open 2 hours earlier but self-checkout only. Some people still carry cash consistently. The commissary can take cash at self-checkout, Walmart can, and Target can, what's taking so long?

The target in Watertown is quite large and in a great location near many other shops right off the…read moreinterstate/highway. The selection of zero sugar soda was great! We went to the board game and card game section after a release for Magic the Gathering where a new set came out, and people were almost fighting over them! I don't remember seeing a sign, but apparently it was 2 packs of Magic Cards per person, however I didn't find out until we got to the register and I was awkwardly demanded to give back everything but two.

Target pulled out of Canada several years ago, so whenever I'm in the USA I like to visit a Target…read morefor old time's sake, lol. In my opinion, Target is like a nicer Walmart. They sell the same sort of things and their prices are similar, but I find Target neater and better organized than Walmart and generally a nicer shopping experience. I really liked the natural cosmetics section at this location. They had a big selection of Pacifica products, which is one of my favourite brands. Like all Targets, there's a Starbucks inside. This Target is in the Towne Center at Watertown shopping complex. Lots of free parking.

We stopped in at this mall in search of some tourist merch (specifically, a NY state keychain). We…read morealso detoured looking for a geocache hidden on the lot, and luckily we did find it. But on to the task at hand. When we first went in, we thought we'd be able to access the mall through the Hobby Hut, but it turns out that it is self-contained, so we headed back out, and went through the mall via the JC Penney. This store felt perfect after being out in the summer heat - nice and cool from the AC, but not at all clammy or stuffy. We proceeded into the mall corridors, where most of the stores seemed like one of businesses, although there were some chains like Hot Topic and Spencer's. Many of the units were vacant, and the big amusement attractions were closed. There were very few people, so it felt so quiet as to be a bit disquieting. We had begun our search at Hobby Hut, but weren't surprised not to find what we were after there. We then tried a couple of other shops, but in vain. Finally, a couple of staff from different stores mentioned a store in the mall they both referred to as "selling mugs" and might have what we were looking for. We finally reached said store (Katrick Customs), and were relieved that we were able to accomplish our mission there. We availed ourselves of the washrooms while we were there, and they were spacious and decently clean. The taps worked, the dispensers had soap, there were paper towel dispensers and air dryers that were all in working order. It's too bad the mall doesn't have as much to offer as it clearly did in days past. If I were a local, I'd likely only be going there to pick up specific items rather than browse for fun.

if u like perusing a DEAD MALL (i do...) this is of…read moreinterest. DICKS and many stores have vacated so options are limited

I love TJ Maxx and there is an art to shopping here. A discount can always be found on brand name…read moremerchandise. Love browsing as I may never know what treasures are to be had. Dropped my son off at Airport and had time to kill before his flight left. This store while large seemed to not have as much inventory but what they did have was high quality like All-Clad, Dyson, and Sur La table. Was so happy as I found additional pieces to my every day dishes and was so happy. Store is clean and neat. I love when I have the opportunity to stop in and treasure hunt.

I need a belt I got it has severe discount stores huge if you're going to go through things you can…read morefind a lot of good deals great parking lot attached in the mall and the staff was nice kind and willing to engage with me I highly recommend going here for discounts .

Love this antique stop! So many pieces to look through. The owner is super sweet and has lived in…read morethe area forever. Every time we visit we always see something new to add to our decor.

From the owner: The Adirondack Outpost concentrates on items most likely found in the Adirondack region. You will…read morefind vintage hunting, fishing and trapping items, along with vintage camping and picnic gear. Also, not to forget our kitchen utensils, tools, beverage items and much, much more. Also a repurpose area is set up for the DIY projects.

Now this is a destination store. Far more than its humble name implies, Hoss is two floors of ADK…read moresouvenirs, books, Christmas decor, blankets, sweatshirts, an attic full of stuffed animals, and all the basics you need for campsite or cabin. It is a quirky, fun shop with floor-to-ceiling tchotchkes for your entertainment, home decor, and gift buying needs. Legendary landmark, and a must-visit Adirondack experience.

This review will be short and simple. I have been going up to the Adirondacks for 40 years. NO trip…read moreis complete up to Long Lake without stopping at Hoss's. I recommend you get the smoked blue cheese, dill pickles and the NY sharp cheddar cheese. Yes the cheese and the pickles pare well.