This target is typically clean and well stocked! I love their curbside pickup service! They are…read morereliable and efficient. This Target is my favorite in the area due to it's excellent selection and quality customer service!

I have been to various Targets in many different cities and states, and this is my least favorite…read moreof all time. As much as I love Target overall, this location isn't great. I was here 3 times while home visiting my parents and both experiences were blah. The first time I came shopping in store. The parking lot is insane. It was early afternoon and we still had to park very far away. Inside the store things looked like a tornado went through in many different sections. They also had empty spots, and were out of quite a few things. The one thing that made me happy was the special biodegradable, reusable bags they are now using. They are super sturdy and def worth reusing, esp with NY State's plastic bag ban going into effect in the spring. The second and third times I did online order for pickup in store. I dont know if this is a newer option at this Target, but at home I am used to this being a very quick process. They even have reserved parking for it. Here I had to wait in line with everyone else wanting something out of the customer service desk, to which only one person was working. One instance I showed my barcode and they said it wasn't needed just my ID. The second instance they wanted my barcode and not the ID. No consistency. Some of my products ordered online upon pickup were not available and had to be cancelled.

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 .........................................

Agreeable old school department store of the small town type you rarely find anymore, which has…read moremostly pivoted to a visitor-oriented souvenir store, but not entirely. They still have work clothes, for instance, along with a gazillion sweatshirts and hats. The front is gift-style merchandise, the larger rear mostly clothing, and in season there's an outside section with beach toys, camping supplies, fishing gear, and seasonal items. Everything's marked up a bit of course but not too much.

This store has everything. Perfect place to buy a gift that represents the Adirondacks. I couldn't…read morebelieve that I could buy a flashlight, candy AND beautiful dinnerware all in the same location. Worth a stop if you are driving through Speculator!

Great thrift store and it's HUGE!! Lots of clothing, both men and women's. The kids have their own…read moreroom of clothing, toys and games. A generous selection of shoes and home goods. Good pricing and I always appreciate the 50% off color of the week.

Salvation Army is great. I pop in whenever I can. People are very nice. I always have a fun…read moretime. Keep up the good work!

Their other stores are Seirra,TJMaxx,Home Goods,their main focus is to take the women's money so…read morewomen become broke. They are known to hate on men,their whole business strategy is mainly focused on women and to treat men as if they are underneath them or a burden. I have witnessed this over the years at both of their clothing stores and other locations. The women are very antisocial with males,On rare occasions they have women who greet customers walking into the store and they choose not to greet men. They have an absurdly low selection of clothing for men it's usually the wrong size,low quality and ugly.Meanwhile being overpriced. If you believe men deserve to be treated with respect like women regardless of their orientation then I suggest you don't support them in their movement.

Just bought pants for $20 same ones on Amazon $29. My first time in a Marshalls store I'll go back.read more

Wonderful store! Really did not imagine a small town in the Catskills could be the home to such an…read moreeclectic, stylish place! Great clothing, decently priced, lots of great home goods, nice bathroom treats and much more.

We love going in here because it's such a beautiful building, and they really have lovely things…read more Problem: We're in the front of the store, the only people in there, and there's a saleswoman standing in back, which is about 30-40 feet away from us. I ask a question about the product I'm standing in front of, and she says, "What?" but doesn't move from her spot. I wonder if the owner knows that the woman employed to sell isn't making the least effort to do it.