Nice, clean Target with a good selection of regular, sale and seasonal items. Store was tidy,…read moredisplays were stocked. Great pantry section, great kids section with some nice kids shoes, too. Staff was good about moving people through check out.

Clean store, well organized, sufficient cashiers. Friendliness not top priority. Better than…read moreWalmart!

Horrible! Went in yesterday at 5 PM literally waited five minutes at the counter with a bunch of…read morethings to buy. No one came up. No one said can I help you no one around to provide any kind of customer service which today we know is the thing of the past. so I left everything at the counter and walked out. Perhaps you concentrate on Hiring more people and then just explaining the meaning of hello can I help you? That's a good place to start ! won't be going back to the CVS.

Things have improved They now have a good general manager…read moreand good pharmacy manager The pharmacist is always helpful and gives good advice, helps find the correct OTC meds as well as efficient and helpful with prescriptions. Manager Jose is always helpful

Individual assistance from pharmacists and pharmacy techs is excellent. Never a wait; parking…read moredirectly outside the front door. Take care to not park in the drone zone (which is used to dispatch materials to/from other parts of Upstate Medical University). Regular maintenance meds can be scheduled, packed, and shipped on a schedule. Staff are available through MyChart so you don't find yourself playing phone tag with providers. This is on the Community campus. Obviously works best if you're getting your health care at Upstate (I do). Seems to accept most insurance including NY Medicaid.

I came here for plant pots and didn't find any large enough that I wanted. However, I did find a…read more60's style mod nightstand for $5.99 (originally $60 at Bed Bath and Beyond), a $8.99 mod TV stand that looks to actually be vintage, and a $5.99 chair (still with plastic around the legs) that was also mod style (originally from Target for at least $20). Overall, I am stoked with my thrift store finds. The workers up front weren't particularly attentive. Their customer service skills were a 6 out of 10. The place has a ton of shoes and everything is nicely organized by color (including the plates/house ware section). There is a ton of clothes and some art, children's games, and lots of chairs. There is a large parking lot and they accept donations as well.

Every Wednesday is Family Day - so all but one of the price ticket color for clothing is 1/2 price…read more There is a huge assortment of clothing and (as other reviewers have indicated) it is assorted according to color rather than size. Many of my favorite pieces of clothing have come from this particular store. Also, there is a large assortment of housewares and, depending upon what is available, sometimes a large assortment of furniture. We needed several folding chairs for a family event and I went in weekly until I had the number of chairs that we needed. As with my clothing purchases, some of my favorite furniture items (bedroom dressers in particular) and housewares are from the Salvation Army. Although I am not an antique collector per se, I've seen some great vintage furniture and houseware itms for sale. As for the cleanliness of the store - well, these are donated items so not everything is sparkling! The long-time employees are friendly and engaging; some of the newer ones may not have acquired the skills to work in a retail environment - which is the case in even upscale retail stores as well. So I recommend a trip to the Salvation Army - even without a planned purchase in mind. You have to factor in enough time to look around. You never know...

This is the only pharmacy within walking distance of the University Hill neighborhood, and it's…read moresuper convenient. Formerly a Kinney Drugs, this pharmacy is now run by Upstate, but will fill any prescriptions (even non-hospital patients). There are rarely any lines, and the service is quick and helpful. This is a great alternative for SU and ESF students instead of having medications shipped to campus (which takes an average of 2-3 business days). The pharmacy is inside the main hospital entrance on Adams Street, just west of the main lobby and past the cafe.

Honestly, I wasn't gonna leave a review until I spoke with Cheyenne. I had to call them back to…read moresend the referral to a different eye surgeon. The doctor Gordon there was very condescending. He told me three different times what to say. When I called to make the appointment with the eye surgeon. I left their furious. He spoke down to me. I called back and got Cheyenne. What a prize professional spoke. Well just all around absolute gem of an employee thank you Cheyenne. I will be back for your service.

The Jamaica lady work there always has attitude and rude! Will never go back! Ive been dealing with…read morethis company for long time and different locations never had I had issue til I come here I try to brush it off but last straw was pointing a stylist at me and tell me "listen here" she gives company a bad reputation!

Wherever I travel, I visit crystal and metaphysical shops, from the East Coast to Boulder CO, and…read moreas far away as Scotland. Sandalwood ranks among the best. From crystals and card decks, journals and incense, clothing, quality jewelry, even vibrational tuning forks, this is a small shop with a big selection tucked away among the Finger Lakes farm fields. The owner is incredibly knowledgeable and helpful, kind and compassionate, and truly an ally to anyone who shops in her store, regardless of belief systems or lifestyle. She is principled and operates from a place of acceptance and love, and speaks out against bullying and hate. You can feel all of this from the vibes in the store and the items she carries. She is a light in an area where there are few resources for folks who are different, and Sandalwood is a safe space and a welcoming one. The prices are fair and the shop has a devoted following for a reason--there is nowhere else like it in CNY.

I cannot ever say it enough. Good things about this shop. The owner Tam, is amazing if there's…read moreanything you need to know. Never hesitate to ask a question. It is welcoming, it is warm. It is so peaceful. So beautiful. Honestly, it's one of my favorite places to go. Everything from crystals to tarog guards, two singing bowls. The crystals are mind blowing on their own. If you haven't visited you really should.

I have had nothing but great experiences at America's Best Contacts and Eyeglasses in DeWitt. The…read moreoptician, Michael, rehabilitated an old pair of frames for me today. They are as good as new. I will never go anywhere else for new glasses or repairs.

Very professional. Everyone seems capable. (Budget) glasses and eye exam were fully covered by my…read moreAetna insurance plane. The eye exam they gave felt more complete than what I get from my professional ophthalmologist. I would have given them 5 stars except they were pushing addons not covered by my insurance which I found objectionable. I'm sure the insurance pays them less than a retail customer would, but I hate being nickeled and dimed. Generally though I think they do a good job and have quality products. I would recommend them.