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 suppose this review belongs on the national Walmart website, but I tried to process the order at…read morethis store so here goes. A couple of weeks ago, my friends and I decided that for our annual boardgaming weekend near here we would order groceries online from the comfort of our homes (hours away) and pick them up here instead of buying them far away and driving then up to the cabin. I researched online and found Walmart had a 3-week window for grocery orders (you couldn't order them farther out than that). Since I didn't need them in 3 weeks, I put together an order online and picked the farthest out date. I basically wanted to see what they had, how the process worked, etc. The website had trouble finding this store, so I had to call them up and confirm their address. Still problems, so I moved on to selecting groceries. Finding most things I wanted online was easy, though some items were out of stock (2L bottles of Pepsi? Walmart brand cookies? Zucchini? Are you kidding me?) and I found that odd. Ordering large packs of meat was problematic as you could put in the cart a package of chicken weighing between 2.75 - 4 pounds, but it wouldn't tell you the weight. And knowing how much it weighed is a big problem when ordering it to feed 8 guys, so I decided that when we picked up the groceries we would just need to check. All in all, though, it went well. Fast forward three weeks and I was ready to place it "for real" (I was now within the 3-week window of my trip). But I couldn't adjust the pick up date anymore. I tried everything, but no good. So, I called Walmart IT and they were clueless too. They had to call their IT staff and put us into a 3-way call (that ended up taking 45 minutes total) and it turns out Walmart has changed their site and process in the past 3 weeks. My old order cannot be cancelled, but I cannot use it for pick-up either. I needed to place a new order. Their window is now only 1 week instead of 3 weeks, and lots more items are out of stock. So, we made a new order and I got ready to submit it but held off for a day. The next day, it was gone... and only my old order was left. I had to do it all over again. I just don't understand how this system is supposed to be more convenient then going into the store to shop. I am stuck with an old order (of 70+ items) that won't go out of my shopping cart and the IT can't cancel it. I just have to wait and perhaps it will disappear. My new order isn't saving because I already have something in my "shopping cart" (my old order). And the old order cannot be processed because it was started under the old version of the website. GRRR!

To the Walmart employee at the door that checks only people of color receipts at the Evan Mills…read morelocation thanks for you fair and equal treatment. You did your job very well didn't know only black people only got asked to show proof of purchase.

Cute shop! Came in just to look and walked out with a nice pair of wedge sandals and a purse for…read more$10 total! Great hidden gem and I think most items are $5 each. Great thrift store! The owner was nice to talk to as well. Definitely worth checking out if you love a great thrift store. Lots of jewelry and kids section as well.

From the owner: Visit us for unique clothing, footwear, home decor, housewares at low low prices. Local folk art,…read morenatural personal hygiene and much more showcased for visitors and regulars. Come see for yourself ! Mention this ad - receive a gift with purchase !

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

This was my first Target experience, being that I'm Canadian and our newly built Target in my home…read morecity of Kingston, ON hasn't opened yet. I am thoroughly impressed with Target. There's a Starbucks when you enter the store, clean and tidy washrooms, free wifi throughout the store (!!), and a very well organized and pleasant atmosphere to experience. I systematically walked all the aisles to take everything in (so much to see!), and I found a few good clearance items in various departments before taking a deep dive into the clothing section. There were a lot of clearance racks to go through and it's clear that the dressing room in the women's clothing section is a busy place - the woman working the changeroom was a bit harried with lots of rejected items to sort through, but seemed to be managing things very well. I'm looking forward to returning here or visiting any other Target I come across!

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.

Going to Walmart in Watertown on a Sunday is crazy busy. The worst part about this location is the…read morefact that the chip/snack aisle is a busy aisle and yet it was placed in the one space that has a huge pillar in it so it's impossible to navigate! I would recommend moving that aisle, honestly. Other than that, I appreciate how organized the clearance aisle is at this store.

Man oh man... do not go to this Walmart on a Sunday. It was super packed and there were rude people…read moreeverywhere. We were able to get everything we needed, but then had to wait in the checkout line forever. Also, the men's restroom was closed for cleaning for about 20 mins in the middle of the day, which seemed odd to me.

Kohl's is a department store that's similar to Sears and JC Penney. Since we don't have any Kohl's…read morein Canada, I always pop in when I'm in the USA, even though I've never ever bought anything at a Kohl's, lol. They have a large clothing section; styles are pretty basic though and nothing too fashion forward. They have some housewares and toys too. Staff did seem very nice and there's free WiFi in the store. This location is in the Towne Center at Watertown shopping complex. Lots of free parking.

If you have extra long arms then the shirts are for you. I am usually a good fitting medium size…read morebut the arm length of their shirts go well past my hands by 4 to 5 inches. I guess they cater to orangutans.

Three and a half stars, if only we could do halves. We tend to go there often. Apparently it used…read moreto be an enclosed mall, but now it's a plaza. There are a few new shops in there, like the Rossy store, a no-name grocers, Bulk Barn, Dollarama, Bell, and a Stacked Pancake House. For the record, there used to be a movie theatre here (Galaxy), but that closed, and it's been torn down :-( We only got there once. Movies are different now adays, when we all have big screen tvs and can make our own popcorn. Incidentally, the Shopper's drug store that's here is bigger, and has a better selection than the SDM downtown on King Street. The Rossy's is a Canadian department store (a chain, out of Montreal). We seem to be in there every week! Great service and good prices. I often get yarn there, but you can get clothes, and furniture, among other things. I will definitely be back to this mall.

1000 Islands Mall is the only mall in Brockville. Unfortunately, it is a sad little mall. One of…read morethe anchor stores is Sears (and it is one of the ones that will be closing in the near future). The other anchors are Shoppers Drug Mart and Staples. Other stores included Ardene, Coles, Bentley, some stores I've never heard of before and some cell phone providers. In terms of fashions the stores were Pennington, Alia N Tanjay, and Northern Reflections. So not exactly a fashionista's dream. The food court has 3 options: deli sandwiches, Chinese food, and fish and chips. The end of the mall away from Sears was particularly sad as it had mostly vacant units. No hidden gems here, folks (at least not in my opinion). What you see is what you get, it's just a small-town mall.

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.