Mid Hudson Plaza

2.6 mi

Although I still don't come into this mall every day, every so often I do come in. It's still got…read moreits entrances outside, but now it's got a lot more choices I tend to use, so now I do tend to visit maybe once a month (although I've missed the last month and a half). While I've not shopped in any of the little stores between Dollar Tree and Chinese Restaurant (mentioned momentarily), I've visited the Dollar Tree and Stop and Shop locations on occasion, but here and there I stop in at the Chinese restaurant (almost right next to the S&S). The Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union bank location nearby is also addressed to this mall, although it is unattached and easiest to get to via Kessler Dr just to this malls' north, across from Farm Ln across US-9/Albany Post Rd.) However, although I've been to the drive-up, it's not an everyday occurrence that I use it now. Careful of the Dunkin Donuts and small strip mall, it's addressed to this mall in spots, but it has not the same branding as it was redone not too very long ago, and I've stepped in there more often than most of the others. I rarely see anyone who tends to manage this mall, but the parking lot isn't problematic often. People come and people go over time, and there's little in terms of trash in the parking lot, but what about all the stop&shop and confusing lanes within the parking lot there that makes many (including myself and my brother) turn in circles trying to find the quickest ways out from a given point while avoiding the median. With the traffic light at the corner now, and the traffic flow from the former Shop & Save/Hannaford/ShopRite non-existent across the street, and the cross-traffic from St Andrew Rd and even the tiny mall and Dunkin Donuts in what seems like another area of the parking lot, things seem to flow really well now...Just hope that pattern isn't going to change as soon as this review is seen.

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Poughkeepsie Plaza

If Yelp had the option of rating a review in decimals, it would be appropriate in this case…read more A major renovation took place a couple of years back, most importantly with the move of TJMaxx and HomeGoods that demolished part of the hallway. A bit of it still remains from Marshalls until Des Jewelers. There are some stores that are still open that have been there for many years but don't seem to be as busy compared to back then. Also, some stores and restaurants have made changes throughout time, and seem to be successful. A big issue is the parking lot and moving around, not too pleasant, especially on the weekends. Usually, there isn't enough room to move because of traffic and people crossing the street and lot. I find it time-consuming and can be a hassle especially if someone is an inexperienced driver. Pavement can also be improved in most areas as well. Good businesses to check out, but take caution in the parking lot. 2.6/5

Their website (yes they have one) proudly displays the plaza motto "Not just a place to go, it's a…read moredestination". Wow. http://www.poughkeepsieplaza.com This is the mall your mom dragged you to. . . when she wanted to torture you! With exciting stores like " Jo-Ann Fabrics" "Sew N' Vac" and who can resist "EmbroidMe" you can see why it's such a "Destination"! Full of moms and barely conscious children. If Hollywood ever needs to set a film in the early 80's, this is the place. No need to hire extras, local shoppers will do. (I still see people wearing t-shirts from "Bob's" stores around town, how long ago did they go out of business?!") There is a nice Marshall's at one end and "The Dragon's Den" to care for all your fantasy figurine needs. Great people watching at this mini mall meets time travel.The next time you need to pick up some new vacuum bags, put on your big hair, parachute pants and head down to the Plaza!

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Haviland Shopping Center

The Haviland Shopping Center has gone through many changes over the decades, but it still manages…read moreto find businesses that appeal. Right now, its best options are food and drink, as it includes Hung Far Chinese food, and the extra-special Lady K's Southern Comfort. You've also got an inexpensive car wash at the north end, and the 9G grill (not attached, but next door) to the immediate south. There's plenty of parking, and during rush hours, don't forget about the "secret batcave exit" behind the 9G Grill onto Haviland Road, to avoid 9G traffic.

Plaza 44

2.9 mi

44 Plaza was renamed Plaza 44 a couple of years back. This is one of those shopping centers that…read morecan be very busy, especially from the afternoon until the evening on weekdays and all day on weekends and holidays. Stop & Shop and Big Lots are no doubt the big grabbers. The parking lot is in somewhat good condition but not the best due to some paving that needs to be addressed. Traffic, for the most part, can be a nightmare, especially at the stoplight near Big Lots, as it can back up to the intersection. We have been coming here for many years and have never had any serious issues. Check your surroundings, and everything will be okay.

The Red Oaks Mill

5.8 mi

I've driven by this plaza many times, and most of the businesses have been around for a long time…read more The closure of Rite Aid lighten some traffic, but not significantly. This is one of those places where it's busy in the parking lot and pulling in and out of Vassar Road. Depending on the time of day, it can vary in how long it can take. The paving, for the most part, looks decent. There is an entrance and exit, which are one-way.

Hudson Plaza

4.2 mi

This review is covering the shopping plaza…read more This plaza stands out in a lot of ways, being one of the busiest in the Poughkeepsie area. The main attraction, Price Chopper, definitely draws in a lot of customers, considering it a popular store and also being there for many years. It's gone through some changes throughout time in terms of different stores (with TJ Maxx and Home Goods relocating), renovation, construction, and McDonald's which opened a while ago. The services that are provided seem to be in good shape. Traffic is okay for the most part, but can get busy at the traffic light getting on and off Route 9. Some paving needs to be addressed in the parking lot, which will up my rating a bit.

Arlington Square

2.0

3.2 mi

This is not one of our regular stops, but have stopped on some occasions. Just driving by it,…read moreusually, it's pretty busy and congested at the stop light, backing up sometimes to the main parking lot. That can make it tough for those who park at CVS, who have to wait in it. It would be nice if an additional upgrade could be constructed for more room. Thankfully, there's plenty of room in the parking lot to pass one another further in, which moves things along. Even though that can be stressful, just take caution and everything will be fine. In our times here, we've never had any problems. I'm happy to see the businesses thriving, with most lasting for many years, and even fairly new ones that have come in. It's no surprise that this plaza is a big hit in the Poughkeepsie area.

Red Oaks Mill Plaza

5.9 mi

Red Oaks Mill Plaza is in a prime location that drives a lot of traffic due to its services. Since…read moreit's in a busy area, there is usually a lot of traffic pulling in and out. There have been times when I've waited a good minute to pull out. There are plenty of parking spaces, most of which leave enough space and room. When the parking lot is full while entering, be prepared to drive toward the building to turn to the next parking row. There are two entrances to the plaza, and supposedly a third one as well.

Adams Fairacre Farms

These stores are absolutely fantastic! The highlight is definitely the garden center, which…read morefeatures an incredibly knowledgeable and courteous staff. The gift shop is also fun to browse; while I don't always buy much, it's nice to look around, and you can occasionally find a hidden gem--like the lovely holiday ornaments I discovered last year. Most importantly, the produce is consistently fresh, and the overall customer service is excellent.

Another ADAM'S FARM RIP OFF WARNING The Strawberry and…read moreBanana Cream pies have all have the middle bottom raised/bubbled up So it LOOKS like you are getting a full pie, but they cheated on the underside center of the pie tin See the pictures Its been on 5 pies i have bought so far I should report Adams !!!!

Bistro table and chair, an inviting display

Another striking orchid

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Kent Countryside Nursery

Santos and his crew did a great job. Planted about 15 evergreen trees for us. Showed up on time…read more Communicated with me throughout the day. Made sure I was happy with the trees and the layout before getting started. Did a great job cleaning up.

Santos, Albert and John did an install for our large garden. They delivered and installed soil and…read morecompost with gravel pathways. They were professional and very easy to work with. They worked quickly and cleaned up before they left. Overall a great experience.

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Crazy Andy's Flea Market

(4 reviews)

3.7 mi

Ever since Fishkill Flea closed down we've been looking for a large flea market to go to. It's…read moreprobably one of the safer covid activities. This flea market is really wonderful and one of the best I've been to. I was thrilled to see they were even taking temp checks as you entered. Parking was free and easy. It's kind of a bummer that they didn't have a bathroom with plumbing- but honestly it's a quick loop to walk around and it's fine. I'm glad we discovered this place. Not just a bunch of reselling aliexpress stands like some flea markets can be. Bought a few things fairly priced, the people running everything were more than nice and the rules are clear and fair. Looking forward to going back! Great safe and otherwise free pandemic activity!

I'm a semi-regular vendor and felt I had to post after seeing an unfair one star review. It is…read moreposted directly to the website no dogs without proper papers indicating that it's a service dog. PLUS it doesn't take an hour to drive from Wappingers. Always a good time here, Andy hires a DJ to keep us entertained while we vend! Good times

Beacon Flea Market

As a visitor to Beacon, New York, O was happy to find this small flea/farmer's market off the main…read morestreet. Found New York Textile Lab's kiosk there. Bought a beautiful organic cotton, wool, and alpaca hoodie for travel to Japan in October! Also found cotton /wool blend socks for the same upcoming trip! Woo hoo! Scored! There was also a long line for ??? So we queued up to see why... By the time we got to the front of the line, the display cases were mostly empty of baked goods (it was a bakery kiosk!) but we shared one (1) chocolate pretzel croissant. Didn't look impressive, but looks can be deceiving! Wow! What a delicious, flavorful chocolate croissant, crispy on the outside and an explosion of chocolate in the moist interior! We should have bought more! Overall a great flea/farmers' market! Try it!

On a pleasant Sunday afternoon it's relaxing to wander past the assorted tables filled with a…read moreplethora of odds and ends. There are stacks of 33.3 rpm vinyl records; maybe you'll find something. It's ironic that most people got rid of them when it was almost impossible to find phonograph needles several decades ago. Remember Walk-man's MP-3's? Where are they now?! Stalls of clothing, semi-antiques, jewelry, old magazines and toys. There are some things that make you wonder; like old black and white, family photos in albums. Who were these people and how did they end up a flea market? There's no captions. Such as; uncle So & So at cousin X's wedding, or our first new car. It's a little sad.

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Country Commons Shopping Center

Established in 2009, Country Commons Shopping Center has it all. I remember back in the day when it…read morewas being built and was completed. It's fairly significant, offering plenty of parking and room to move around. The parking lot has two rows, one closest to the main building and the other behind (to the right of) it. Many businesses exist, including Pizza Express, Landmark Grill, China Wok, Mid Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union, and among others. This plaza is one of the busiest mainly because it sits at the intersection of Route 55 and 82. There are two exits for 55 and 82.

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Lagrange Town Center

Located just across from Freedom Business Center, this plaza is on the eastbound side of Route 55…read more Two exits are located at the roundabout and on 55, which can only be accessed eastbound. It's a big building with several stores, such as Salsa Fresca Mexican Grill, Town Center Dental, LaGrange Liberty, and others. The parking lot provides enough space to park and pass by. It's easy to navigate and not too far from the building to walk if parked far away. As always, take caution all around.

Freedom Business Center

The Freedom Business Center is located on Route 55, on the westbound side. Parking is available in…read morethe front and back of the building. There are a number of businesses, considering how big it is, that have two levels. Stairways are provided, two at each end and one in the middle. In that spot, a small hallway connects to/from the front and back. The parking lot is easy to navigate, with plenty of room to pass. There are three entrances/exits to the plaza on 55 and Dr. Fink Road. They do a great job of maintaining the building and also the lot.

Imperial Plaza Shopping Center

This is a huge plaza covering a lot of space. Home Depot and Big Lots are undoubtedly the big…read moregrabbers. Every time we stopped here, there was quite a bit of traffic, especially from Route 9. The parking lot seems in decent shape but could use a bit of paving in some areas. The other entrance/exit is at New Hackensack Road, at the north end. Be prepared when the holiday season comes.

Water Street Market

4.4

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