My husband and I go out of our way to stand in Karen's line. We always know the service will be…read moreconsistent and friendly. High praise to Karen.

When I moved here, I was pleased with this store, but this recent remodel has me wishing I lived…read moresomewhere else! With no fabric store within 50 miles, they took out most of the fabric, leaving a few remnants and the rest prepackaged yards. They no longer carry fleece, and they don't even carry felt squares. Many other items I used to buy have been removed from the store as well, so finding what I am looking for has become much more difficult across the board. PS - the staff has been doing their best, I'm sure they have been receiving a lot of complaints like mine. I surely hope things improve when this is all over!

This is a very unique co-op shop of over 25 boutiques and stores. It is on the second floor of…read morethis great stone mill building in Canal Place above the Little Falls Antique Center. You will find an independent bookstore, a great yarn shop; Pincushion Patch, luxurious alpaca products at Paca Garden, The Parson's Wife is a unique boutique of country with hand-crafted stitchery and home decor you MUST have. This is WORTH THE TRIP! Come and visit soon!

The shops at 25 West never cease to please.... clever displays with original works …read more Come see James A. Parker's original Mohawk Valley village and Erie canal scenes that authentically take you back 100 years in time . At 77 years young , he also teaches water color art classes near by at the Little Falls art center .Originals , prints , and note cards are available . This is a must see booth at this wonderful shopping location ,where making a full day of shopping and site seeing is possible .........................................

Prefer this TJ Maxx over there Marshalls in Amsterdam. Much better selection and more to choose…read morefrom. Only dislike is that it is too crowded. Needs bigger store to better shop merchandise

Never one to pass up a TJ visit I popped in here as I was passing through town. It's a big store…read morebut super crowded with merchandise. Lots of displays in the middle of wiles. Crowded. Also not the beast organized store. But have to say, very busy with shoppers as well.

This is a cute location. It is filled with a lot of older type of products that you saw when you…read morewere a kid, but it also has a lot of new things as well so the selection is vast. They have cute knickknacks and things. That can be purchased, and it is a great little shop and they're really not overpriced. All the clothing is upstairs so they do sell clothes too, and although they are not exactly the cheapest things in the world, they also not the most expensive things in the world. We're always greeted with friendliness and you know it's a great atmosphere so it is a nice place to visit overall and they have a lot of fresh fudge there that looks absolutely delicious. My folks get a fudge there all the time when they are in the area. I definitely recommend this place if you're ever in Northville,, give it a shot.

This historic shop on Main Street claims to be the oldest five and dime in the entire country,…read morehaving been in business since 1907. I don't know if that's true, or if it's been this busy for 114 years, but it was definitely packed full of people last Saturday perusing the wide array of merchandise they have for sale. Despite its proximity to the Great Sacandaga Lake, Northville is usually a sleepy little town. Last Saturday though, the Five and Dime was literally the busiest place I've been since COVID hit...maybe it was a combination of the 4th of July parade happening soon and the impending rain...but I like to think it's just because it's an awesome shop. Five and dimes seem to be dying out across the country, but if you've never been to one it's like a mini-department and/or general store. They've got all kinds of fun stuff to check out from toys (bubbles for my daughter), camping supplies, hardware, stationary, seasonal decorations (we found some needed graduation stuff, birthday candles, etc.) crafts, housewares, and more. Don't forget to check out the second floor which has a surprisingly nice selection of lake-appropriate clothing (Lakegirl must be a popular brand these days), and a whole room for baby stuff...books, clothes, toys, and more. Most importantly, they've got homemade fudge. I'm not a huge fudge guy, but I'll happily get down with the sea salt caramels anytime, and the army of teenage girls that seem to staff this place will be happy to help you out.

This is a very cute place that offers quite a bit for the area. It offers different amenities,…read moreclothing, shoes, and a lot of every day items. The customer service there is excellent and it is a recommended. Stop to see all different things that they have there. They are a little on the pricer side, but this is a tourist area so everything is bound to be a little bit more expensive. If you're in the area, check it out and see thank you for listening.

We have been coming to Schroon Lake for many years. We love the new items that are available in the…read morestore. They have great souvenirs as well as things for outdoor enthusiasts. The workers are always friendly and make sure you found everything you need. I feel that some items are a bit pricey but they have novelty items spotlighting the Adirondacks and they are quality items. A stop at the SLDS is a must when in the area.

Went here to find a nice couch at a fair price. I worked with Kathy at Clifton Park. She was…read moregreat, even help expedite the delivery for us. The sofa is nice quality and very comfy, happy with the price, quality and service.

Great store, great inventory, great staff. Even with the coupon for charity on Oct. 22nd, every…read moreemployee was smiling. I had to exchange an item so I returned the following day. Thank goodness for Alicia (Alesha sp.?) She knew the exact spot to find a new one. What an asset to the women's department and the store . Thank you.

Layout is backwards that of a typical Walmart. Employees were relatively polite. Got everything we…read moreneeded and headed to self checkout where there was a register down but it wasn't so busy where we had to wait.

Your customer service, Has suffered without at least 1 full service cashier line in your store…read more I have to use Delivery services out of necessity, Why are your employees checking for damaged cans or expired items before they pick items for the delivery service? 1.1.25 order had multiple damaged cans, 1 of which i cannot use a regular hand held can-opener on. Good thing I have a military survival can opener that punctured the can like back in WWII. Pathetic Herkimer Walmart. The 1.1.25 delivery also came with an item that should have been pulled from your shelves on 12.12.24. Are You training correctly, or do you even care, Management?

Robert the manager was completely rude. I asked him questions while I was at register seven. He was…read moreloud and very rude!

This is great TJ Maxx. It always has a nice variety of goods. It rivals the stores on West Gray and…read morethe Galleria in Houston with its selection of merchandise.

This review is not for the grocery store part (which is decent, and the best bet for 30 miles…read morearound), or the camping supplies (which are excellent, really comprehensive for the basic set of things you may need but have forgotten, or the general hardware and goods (better than the Department Store -- see also -- for most things). I'm reviewing Charlie John's as a Bookstore-Café. Because there's one little table in the back by the deli, and we had (seriously) a delightful time there after a few dozen banal visits for groceries and supplies. First off, the made to order sandwiches -- we got egg salad and tuna salad -- are quite good. The Broccoli salad was as good a one as I've ever had, although I suspect that was because there were little bits of ham in it we didn't notice until after we started eating it (we are not dogmatic vegetarians, and occasionally fall off the wagon anyway). The deli staff were extremely pleasant, and I don't mean this as a knock on any particular establishment, but during the busy summer season that really stands out among other more harried employees of some businesses I shan't mention. And then we had the added pleasure of being able to talk directly to a half dozen patrons, as we were blocking the access to pork roll, ground turkey, and littleneck clams from our perch at the sole table. Second: the bookstore. CJ's has a half a row of books in the camping section, plus another stub for maps and guidebooks, and honestly, I think I've been in every bookstore in the ADK, I think this has the best-curated books of local interest. They have some truly small-press low-print-run titles here, from a biography of Nick Stoner to a history of the Moose Plains Wilderness. It's fun just to browse and while you can't buy everything, we always make it a point to buy something. That's when it occurred to me: we were having as enjoyable a time as we have at bookstore cafés. I mean, this sure beats Barnes and Noble. So having not bothered to review Charlie John's before -- what else is there to say about the best small grocery store in the ADK that hasn't been said in other reviews -- and convey to you that you now have a secret rainy day destination. That is the Charlie John's Bookstore Café.

A great market with food, drinks of all kinds, souvenirs, and hardware! Truly a one-stop shop. The…read morecashiers are all very kind.