Pretty sure the world hates wearing mask but this place seem to not give a shit and don't wear them…read moreat all. The service is shitty and they trying to get rich on selling other people's shoes lmao I'll stick wit stockx

This clothing store is the best out east!! So much variety of all kinds of RARE brands.. They work…read morewith you on prices.. Go show em some Love!! :)

Swimwear beautiful but after July 4 it should be fifty percent off not 25%. Sizes bountiful here…read morefor all to fit well. Colors beautiful and quality top notch!

Aside from beautiful selection, the customer service is outstanding!! I highly recommend this…read morewonderful place for your summer collection and much more.

Ordered online and shoes arrived used, dirty with gum or some other substance stuck to the sole…read more Called customer service who gave me a lame apology but didn't offer any compensation for the inconvenience of now driving to the store to return.

On Election Day 2024, I cast my vote of Four Stars for the Patchogue Dick's Sporting Goods. The…read morevote isn't for the sporting goods or customer service. This vote was casted on their selection of Superfeet insoles. I love hiking and walking, however, I suffer from a severe case of flat feet and arthritis that affects my left foot. Going back to December 6, 2014 when I wrote my review on the Henderson, NV REI; I have been wearing the Superfeet Green E insoles. Without them, I hobble. Due to the fact that there are a few REIs, I needed someplace more convenient to buy them. Nearby in Henderson, I discovered that the Galleria Mall Dick's was a convenient spot to buy sneakers. In December of 2014 and up til recently, they offered an expansive selection of sneakers at reasonable prices. When the Superfeet that I brought in REI wore out, I would find out that they sell Superfeet here. I'd return. In contrast to the Patchogue Dick's Sporting Goods, which used to be a King Kullen supermarket, the Galleria Mall location is a large two-story anchor store. In May 2024, when I visited the Lake Grove location, I saw that the sneaker prices went up big time. The way I see it, the smaller footprint of this location is that it is easy to navigate. Unfortunately they might not have what you are looking for. In my situation the footware section was easy to spot in the back right. Right there was a foot insole section that included a whole side dedicated to Superfeet. They had the Green Size E which my feet depend on. They gave zero problem trying then on to make sure that they fit. The "they" was practically no salesfloor help. The salesfloor Associate that greeted my dad and I conducted what I consider sketchy customer service. He alleged that the Superfeet that I have been buying for a decade (Wow! Ten years flies on Yelp) and have thousands of four star online reviews are these awful insoles that most of the customers return and then recommended that we go to CVS to buy insoles. My Dad and I got the impression that he is about to quit. This leads to two points. Point #1 is that they offer a 90 day warranty on insoles. And point #2 is that when I go to big box stores I have relied more on Internet reviews than the Sales Associates. We passed off his advice and brought the Superfeet. Unlike the sneakers, the prices are about identical to what they were in 2014. They were competitively priced at $54. With my Four Star vote casted, my flat feet and arthritis could lead me back to Dick's. Whether I am in Las Vegas or Long Island, they are a convenient retailer to heel my feet with Superfeet.

I had some other errands on the area, so decided to donate a box of books, shoes, and some home…read moredecor to this Savers. Then I wandered into the store. It's very large, and one of the book aisles is partially blocked by chairs, alas. I ended up with more books, three of which I already had, sadly. They don't allow book returns or exchanges, which does suck. I also found some fun old DVD sets, like McHale's Navy and Gilligan's Island. My grandmother was friends with Tina Louise's mother. An odd bit of trivia, lol. Sometimes the pure innocence of old, old shows is relaxing. I also snagged an unusual handkerchief vase. It will work very well for huge flowers like hydrangeas or peonies. Prices are usually fair. There was an entire set of china for $50, and crystal wineglasses were $5 or so for sets of two. One thing that I like about Savers is that they usually price sets together, unlike other chains that price every piece separately. While this can make sense if you only need one, selling in sets is more practical. How often do people need one curtain? The only time that I ever bought one curtain, it wasn't in a thrift. I cut it up and made two cafe curtains. This Savers also has one GIANT advantage over other Savers: you can take the carts out of the store!! Woohoo!! Because I mostly buy books and crystal, this is HUGE. I was delighted. And returned the cart to the store, of course. They had two unmanned registers and the usual self-checkouts. There were four employees chatting by the registers, and when I asked if it was possible to be checked out, a nice man said immediately that he would help me. So while it's disappointing that I already had three of the books, I will just donate them to the Yellow Barn. There is a massive clothing selection, but I don't need any clothes. I did look at some jeans out of curiosity. Prices range from $7 to $15, roughly, depending on brand. I love jeans, but only wear a fairly narrow range of brands. They rarely end up in thrift stores. I did luck out years ago and found a pair of Roberto Cavalli in my size, but that was truly rare.

Savers are super clean and well organized by size and category. Great quality and abundant stock…read moreof clothing, housewares, media, furniture and electronics. Get A 20% discount coupon when you donate for when you spend $100 cumulatively. Tuesday is senior day and get 30 % off!] They have great ways to save. Merchandise quality is excellent!!

I don't particularly like the vibe here. It's vast, with crammed racks and huge, ugly red signs in…read moreEnglish and Spanish. While the floor was clean, the shelves are jumbled. I can't quite put my finger on why this store is somewhat off-putting There are a few major brands, but mostly none that I wear. There were a lot of Dickie's pants and Nine West clothing. The purse selection was mostly Steve Madden, Nine West, or Disney/cartoon characters. I didn't see anything in real leather. Only six items are allowed in the fitting rooms, although you can keep swapping out clothes. I tried on two pairs of pants. The Levi's were labeled as imperfect. But I think that's because they were not the size they said they were. I did end up finding two fall sweaters in lovely neutral colors. But they're not cashmere. One is Joie, which is a brand I do like. It's a chunky knit with an interesting collar. The other is sort of a knit coat, great for cool but not cold days. It's very simple and unadorned. I might add a frog closure. There were only two cashiers and a very long line. You can't take the carts out of the store. I had bought a large mirror, and couldn't carry both the mirror and the sweaters, so that was annoying. But the very nice security guard loaded it into my car when I pulled up. Prices are typical of a discount store. The mirror was on clearance for $20. A most excellent purchase, because the one that I have at home is so heavy that it bent the hooks. This one is very light and the same size. Not mother of pearl, of course, but a similarly pearl-colored frame. I don't think that I would shop here regularly. I like cashmere, wool, cotton, and leather. The TJX stores do carry those. But I'm quite pleased with the mirror and sweaters. I also got some Philosophy body wash. It's about the same price as TJX. Perfume selection was mostly celebrity scents and obscure brands, or brands sold at drugstores.

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Sometimes the line is slow picking things up outside but it depends on how much you buy. I love…read morecoming here and picking up my orders. Sometimes it's real fast though. The manager Team Leader. Patrick is the BEST. Give a raise to this employee. I appreciate EVERYTHING.

It is one of the busiest Targets on Long Island. The check out line could around the earth easily…read moretwice. The grocery section is rather small. The Huntington one is much more pleasant and neat.

Selene did a great job altering a bridesmaids dress I needed fixed with a quick turn around time! A…read morevery easy and pleasant experience!

Selene is such a sweet lady. She made sure my dress fits amazing and I can move freely and made the…read morestraps super strong

Thread is a small business in the heart of Patchogue Village…read more The owner is very friendly. She offers alterations on the clothing if you need it. Helpful for me being a petite person. It has a trendy boutique feel. You'll find items you wouldn't find in the larger stores. Prices are average. I bought two funky fun pairs of jeans and a sequin blazer today. I'll be back for more.

Stumbled upon this awesome store while visiting my family in Patchogue. I live in NYC and this…read morestore totally has a city vibe. Love the clothing, prices and the owner is very helpful. I needed a few different outfits and she was able to direct me towards items I usually wouldn't try on. Ended up buying all of it because the prices were too good. Its a bit hidden but be sure to look for it next time your in the village. #Worthit