The Easter Bunny is in the canyon! Really cute spring Easter decor with animated friendly Easter…read moreBunny! Even to passersby's! Looks like a fun activity for Easter Break!

My husband said back in the day when he was younger, this joint used to be called Carousel Mall…read more It was a happenin joint. And that they have one of the prettiest carousels here. While visiting Liverpool, we made a stop here to see it. And to see what else this mall offers. This mall is half open and half closed. You'll find your major retail stores here of course. There are a lot of comic book/novelty stores here which is cool. It is a really big mall and you can tell they are struggling to fill the empty stores. It is quite nice that they have Hobby Lobby here. Dicks and Burlington, it's a one stop shop. I will have to say, they do have a dope food court. They also have a seafood boil restaurant and a Japanese steakhouse. I wish I would have known sooner about both restaurants, I would have love to eaten there. I tried to snag a mochi donut but they were completely out. Total bummer. After checking out a couple stores, we did make our way to the carousel. The carousel is so pretty. I love the detail and the passion that was used to make this magical machine. The colors, the flowers, the cherubs, it's all perfection. I appreciate the detailing of the reigns on each horse, the flowers decorating them and the craftsmanship. The carousel is completely stunning. And I'm happy I got to see it. It would have been that much sweeter if I could have ridden the carousel but it was closed. The mall itself is your typical mall. I'm sure you'll find what you need. The food court does look legit so if I lived here, I would eat here often. I am happy I got to see the beautiful carousel. It is a work of art and the story behind it makes it that much more amazing.

Not to be confused with Amoury Square, which is full of love, rather than old buildings…read more This is surprisingly but unequivocally one of the most beautiful town squares in the country (not in winter). Syracuse downtown is extremely underrated (not in winter) and it's absolutely gorgeous (not in winter), and if you should ever have the chance to wander around here (not in winter) and check out the incredible beauty of this city (not in winter), this is probably where you should start (but not in winter). (Not in winter)

Bars, Restaurants, Museum, a Shot Clock, yes Armory Square has it all, heck I even met my soon to…read morebe wife there. The establishments range from low brow to high class with college kid meat markets like Daisy Dukes to some pretty serious eats like Pascale's and Lemon Grass. Late night the close the street to traffic so you can make the stumble to your next bar. A number of the food places are open late (I would seriously suggest Nick's Tomato Pie) and in the summer, the Night's in Syracuse are perfect for out door drinking. If you want a good beer, Blue Tusk is your place. A ton of beer on tap plus outdoor seating. Awful Al's is a cigar bar and one of the few places in Upstate New York that allows indoor smoking. Empire Brewery brews their own and generally has some pretty good music. Syracuse Suds Factory also brews their own, though not quite as good as Empire, however the large space and lack of crowds tends to make this my default starting spot for a night out.

Came here to talk to a Fire Marshall or a US Marshall, specifically Tommy Lee Jones, who seems to…read moreget the wrong end of the stick in each of the films, but sadly, due to a horrendous case of False Advertising (again), there are *no* Marshalls of *any* kind at Marshall Square. In fact there's not even a Marshall's (or a Homegoods) (or even a Ross Dress For Less). Marshall Square is basically a little college mall (mini mall, indoor thankfully considering the temps around here in winter which lasts half the year), with about seven or eight different stores in here, one of which is a far inferior version of the best place in town (Strong Hearts), and another is a sandwich chain that I hate (sorry, I do), and then there's a bunch of other stuff along these lines. But overall it's a nice little mall and it's often used (by me and plenty of others) as shelter from the freezing cold in winter, but I wish all the stuff inside it was more appealing, as in, that the Strong Hearts was as good as the other one, that the sandwich shop was an indie place or at least a Potbelly or something, and so on. And more options. They decorated it in college colours (orange of course), which is cool, and they even have a college-owned gym in here, so it's better than I'm making it out to be. Speaking of making out.

This has been here for many many years. It's not really a mall, so make sure you don't get the…read morewrong idea when coming here. You will find a small mix of shops, food places, and of course an amazing place to get coffee. I know, there are no shortages of coffee places on the hill. This by far isn't somewhere that I would recommend you come to as a must see. However, if you are in the area and need a bit to eat, needs good drink, or just want to stay away from the madness of Marshall street for a few minutes. It's a pretty nice little escape from all that.

This place was huge! Hubby comes with me on some of my layovers, and we started visiting rc car…read moretracks in different cities. This was in his long list, so we stopped by. Now I've been to maybe a dozen tracks, but none compare to this place! There are dirt tracks with mud and water for that true off road experience, regular drift tracks, mini rc tracks, and they are expanding. The service area is extensive, and they have pretty much anything you'd need. I also loved the fact that they do repairs at a reasonable rate. The value of this place can't be beat, at $10 to drift as long as you want, it's the lowest I've encountered. The selection of tracks and experiences can't be beat, and we had a really good time the three hours we spent there!

Underground rc was an amazing rc place to visit. I an not a local but everybody there treated me…read morelike I was . Underground rc is llocated in a huge mall so if you bring someone with you who doesn't rc there will be plenty for them to do. But back to Underground rc. What an awesome place. They have every kind of rc track you would want. Off roar ,miniz-z, dirt oval and they even have an rc drift track for guys like me who slide. I went on a Wednesday afternoon so it wasn't busy at all. The only charge 10 dollars for all day to drift so it's a great price. They also have a full hobby shop on-site they do everyhing rc good time great place. Only complaint I have is the track was really dusty but beside that it's a 5star place.

Excellent selection, very courteous, customer service, have amazing deals throughout the year!read more

A friend of mine had a stunning bracelet stack and I had to get one for myself! The Inspiration Co…read more has a huuuuge selection to choose from! I was greeted with a menu and a tour. The store associate was so friendly and helped me choose something that I loved within my budget. The items were a little more than I was expecting but great value and she never pressured me into spending more. Everything is beautiful - I can't wait to go back and add to my stack!

This might be my new favorite shop! I found more than I was looking for. I left with a new wardrobe…read morefor about $100, all name brand clothing. The ladies at the front were helpful and super nice! My only complaint was parking. I was able to park across the street for $5.

It's way after 3:15am and I'm still writing these damn reviews…read more This is a super cute consignment store located inside little tiny University College shopping center where Strong Hearts On The Hill is. They have some cute stuff Barbie likes and they're a little on the pricey side as you would imagine, but you can definitely find some gems if you come in here. It's especially good for hipsters and there's plenty of those at Syracuse so if it's that crowd you're in or want to look like, this is your spot.

Only gave it one star I wouldn't even have given that since I couldn't .the gentleman today was…read morevery rude and vulgar language.i asked about prices on 3 things that were not marked...he was on his phone and didn't want to be bothered when I asked him the third item a can opener he said prices are on everything so I bring him the can opener and where was the price he told me I was a fucking smartass .i told him no wonder you have no customers and proceeded to escort my diabled sister out .he said "get the fuck out of my store "and called me the " C" word . then i said can you wait till i get my sister out which has had two strokes and walks very slowly with a cane ...he said " get the fu$! Out you ugly bitch .the mentality of this grown man was of a teenager with the mouth of a trucker ...will be calling the Better Business Bureau and town of Salina tomorrow to file complaints.He should not be allowed to have a business, the way he talks to people is completely awful .Stay away unless you like to be insulted and be called vulgar names

From the owner: We sell household goods 30-50% off retail price!read more

I went back to Mr. Shop for a second custom suit in November 2024 and the custom suit experience…read morethe second time around was as great as the first time! Both of the suit that I ordered from Mr. Shop get so many compliments when I wear them. I also bought shirts and pants during that visit and was impressed with the quality of those items.

The quality and customer service they provide is top notch in central New York. I've had custom…read moretailors in Boston and NYC and they can compete and provide the exact same level of quality options. The owner is pure class as well. If you want high quality custom suits or off the shelf options check them out. Let me know if you can find better as I have not!!