Very rude older women named Sandy scoffed at me when I walked into the store and continued to watch…read moreme and look me up and down with a nasty face. Made me uncomfortable and had to leave the store.

Linda!! she was very helpful and figured she deserves a survey. She made sure my needs were met…read more Went to thank her but couldn't find her when leaving the store.

I purchased the most BEAUTIFUL winter coats here. They also have cute gloves for children and…read moretoddlers. Also interesting selection of coats with anime characters including dragon ball z and One Piece and Naruto. Lots of hats and gloves as well. Selections range from acrylic to alpaca wool. They are about $10-$60 per item depending on what style you are buying. The ecuadorian handmade clothing is so soft!

All of these years, Target is home to many products, you name it, toys, clothes, houseware…read moresupplies, and even food to name a few. This particular location is a pretty big space to navigate from department to department. For customers who haven't returned in (a couple) years, it has been renovated giving it a modern look which was needed pretty badly. Things were rearranged a bit during the process, but not too much though. Also, it's impressive to see that there are self-checkout registers at the mall entrance making the line move effectively which needed to be done. This should have been done since day 1 when Target first opened. Most departments are kept up to stock with some having very few products and also overflowing in spots. Of course, with it being a busy day, it can get messy with items on the ground, etc. Sometimes finding an employee in a department, mainly houseware can be a bit of a challenge due to understaffing. Under one roof, Target has plenty to provide.

Trash service. Buy stuff and get treated like trash. Can't get any help whatsoever. All…read moreemployees could not be bothered to help. .00001 stars.

Amazing, beautiful mall! My girlfriend and I loved the All In Adventures Escape Rooms! We did the…read moreAlcatraz escape room and it was so fun! The workers there were so kind and helpful!

The Poughkeepsie Galleria is still home to one of the busiest and biggest malls in the middle…read moreHudson Valley. Plenty of stores to choose from clothes to high-tech products, and of course food. A restaurant called 110 Grill is open and the Village Restaurant Pancake Factory (owned also in Pleasant Valley). Many stores come and go over time, which makes it difficult to find what's needed and for enjoyment. The anchor stores hold a shine to this day except for JCPenney and Sears which closed, bringing some less traffic. New stores have opened recently involving a lot of entertainment activities for kids and young adults, such as the Space Adventure Mini Golf course featuring arcades. With more openings happening, I see the Galleria still being a busy mall in the next several years or so, but the vibe has changed so much compared to the mid-late 20th century.

We were wandering around and when she saw a sign 70% Off!…read more In we went. I asked if there was a Men's section? I never shopped there before. So I looked around, a spotted a shirt. Looked OK. No price tag, nor any other info. Went to the cashier, she found a price. Paid for it. She asked if I wanted it bagged. That's traditional, walking out of a store with merchandise under your arm and no bag doesn't look honest. It wasn't until later that I noticed there was a charge for $.10 plus .01 in tax for the bag. A shopping bag; that's not quite big enough to hold more than a shirt or a 1 liter bottle of soda. That's insane. I have bags in the trunk; but I wasn't expecting to shop for anything that day, at the galleria. I'm used to that now, when going to the grocery store; not Malls.

DO NOT WORK HERE!!! ALL THE MANAGERS HAVE BOTCHED BBLS. All they care about is themselves. You…read morecan't call out or reschedule for a shift not even if your throwing up 100x and can't stop, they'll still write you up. Speaking of write ups, they don't tell you, you've been wrote up until 5 minute after your shift ends!!!! If anything is wrong with your work performance, THEY'LL WAIT UNTIL 5-10 MINUTES WHEN YOUR ABOUT TO LEAVE. You can't call out without wellness but you need to WORK 26 HOURS FOR 1 HOUR OF WELLNESS. Your wellness is what covers you for being late but they barely give good hours so you won't be able to make that. They don't even have a current manager. You'll come into work to no one doing there job and you have to pick up the slack. The stores always dirty. You can leave a drink there and it will be there for days. I've seen this with my own eyes. The new "manager" cat is extremely unprofessional always talking about "her man", "her man" literally like that, mind you she looks 50 with a horrible body all together... Why are you more worried about your man then closing the store. She stated something about her having herpes. Like this store is a train wreck!!! The HR christen doesn't responded to emails even though they beg you to call hr if anything is wrong. She doesn't answer her phone or emails when it comes to regular employees but let a manager say something about you she answers. I'm still waiting on a response from may-June. If any of you managers are reading this or even better someone in a higher position that christen please get rid of these people they don't do there job. Especially christen and cat. They need to be removed from this job.

8/22/25 - it doesn't appear that the sales staff are on commission or commission and draw…read more No one approached us. Why? If they were, they would approach customers and try to "sell" the merchandise and not wander or hide behind the cash register. I don't know if the staff can tell the difference between the subtle signs of craftsmanship, Milanese button holes, no taping on the seams of an unconstructed men's jacket, and a schlock job. There are not too many high-end retailers around anymore. Wallach's and Barneys come to mind. There is a lot of high-end, well tailored merchandise. But I didn't see a tailor on site if alterations are needed. Long long ago, in the neighborhood far, far away. I worked at John Wanamaker's in the men's suit department; on commission and salary. I wasn't starving.

Customer service was fantastic! Great selection and amazing staff! I had multiple staff help me…read morethroughout my journey in the store and asked if I needed help. Definitely recommend this store!

12/3/25 - my SO was looking for an "Ugly sweater", for an up coming Ugly Sweater event; and didn't…read morewant to spend a lot of money for something that will be worn once. I hope = ) she found one. Because it's Christmas shopping season; there are a load of gift ideas on tables around the store. Some are pretty clever and unusual.

It's financially dangerous to shop in these stores, especially during the holidays. I lifted my…read moreboycott for Marshalls because I understand that they are still supporting DEI. I'm sure many people can agree that if you walk in for one item you'll walk out with three, or four, or 10, or maybe even 20. They still get a great selection of unique offerings and one of my favorite aisles is the imported gourmet foods. I was able to pick up a lot of thank you treats for people who've done lovely things for us. I always leave something in the mailbox for the letter Carrier and set up a Hospitality station on my deck for delivery people. This is a good place to fill up that bin from For the most part, the value is still there despite the tariffs. I have noticed there are not as many soaps and there are more common place items. Good luck trying to find somebody at the jewelry counter. I do feel for the staff because I'm sure that they have reduced the employee count despite the need. The line went smoothly. They got through approximately 50 of us within 20 minutes.