I insistently drop off my gently used household items. The employees are kind and helpful with a…read morewide range of abilities so this is a great sheltered work space for them to be at. When I moved into a bigger house. I stopped and purchase some great furniture at very reasonable prices to hold us over. Till we bought new items, then we brought the older items back.

From the owner: Goodwill isn't just a store where you find incredible bargains like discount clothing for women,…read moremen and kids. Goodwill of the Finger Lakes, a not-for-profit organization, offers a remarkable way to make our community better. When you spend a few dollars at a Goodwill retail store and get a great deal on discounted clothing or make a donation of gently-used second hand clothes & other items, you'll be helping to change lives by creating jobs in our stores and funding innovative community-based programs. It's an amazing blend of entrepreneurship and giving back which feels good! So donate used clothes or other items at one of our drop off locations or come in to shop. Either way, you'll be helping to change lives in a big way.

Whenever I am in the Pittsford area, I like to pop into NTY's consignment shop for some gently used…read moreworkwear. I made a point to stop by today because the sister Clothes Mentor locations in Greece & Henrietta have closed. I plan on entering the store when I am driving down Monroe Avenue toward the Pittsford Wegmans, so I can make a right hand turn in. Upon exiting the lot, I usually head towards another store towards Pittsford Plaza so I can make a right out of the lot. Trying to make a left and crossing two lanes of traffic is extremely difficult. Lots of the brands they tend to carry are J. Crew, Free People, Lululemon, Loft, Calvin Klein, Old Navy, and some Marshalls/Nordstrom/TJMaxx brands. Designer bags and shoes pop in the store as well and are often featured on their Facebook stories. Currently, they have their racks of summer seasonal wear out, and lots of athletic wear. The owner told me she was going to make a jacket and blazers rack soon this week, after clearing some more space. Some items are priced well, others are a touch higher than I would like to pay but it really depends on the brand and the type of item. Today I left with a cobalt blue Banana Republic skirt ($12), a red Mario Serrani pencil skirt ($10), and a Loft blouse ($14). With the tax and a check-in discount, it was $33. The store is requiring masks to alleviate the discomfort of other shoppers and staff. They are offering 10% off with a Facebook check-in to help promote the business.

Incredible selection of designer brands for unbeatable prices. Everyone who works there is very…read morehelpful. Love this store!

Really disappointed with with business as of lately. My finance has been a loyal customer of 4+…read moreyears, and he drives 2 1/2 hours to come here to get suits for work regularly. He has probably purchased upwards of 5 suits from this business. When some family friends recommended this place in 2021, we came and had a great experience. However, on our last two trips back (2024,2025), there has been a notable difference in the way we were treated as customers. Not only did they not do pre alterations due to a "miscommunication"by an inadequate staff member but staff was beyond short on the floor and we did not get the one on one experience. Additionally, because we live 2 1/2 hours away and don't need extensive alterations we often have the items shipped (free of charge) because we live so far and are returning customers, or sometimes they will throw in an item such as a tie because of this. On this last trip back, they couldn't even ship our suit free of charge for us. So, Incognito, Where is the customer loyalty? I am sad to say I won't be returning and will find a place more local to us as a result of this. Disappointed at our (lack of) experience and what this place has become in terms of customer support and also professionalism.

I loved my suit, the price and the service provided. The process did take a long time but I was so…read morehappy with the final result and it was worth it.

Extremely helpful in helping me find something I had been looking for and customizing it for me.read more

The sales ladies were rude and I felt like I was imposing on them until I showed them my bank…read moreaccount and then they started being friendly because they realized I'm rich.

Dropped off a tangled and broken necklace for repair…read more The staff were friendly and kind. The necklace is a gold chain with an opal and diamond pendant which was a gift purchased at Costco (yes Costco). While evaluating the jewelry, they were very kind and didn't bat an eye when I said where it was purchased and provided the estimated value. It took about two weeks to get back. While waiting in line, another staff member took my ticket (yay me for not loosing it) and got my jewelry. Which was untangled and put back together perfectly. Note: they are closed on Mondays. I learned that the hard way! They also have a nice selection of jewelry but I tried not to look at too much!

Note: this review is in regard to the shop's watch selection…read more The staff was friendly and professional, but with mid-tier to entry-level luxury watch ADs, there are higher expectations. When I walk into an AD for Omega, Grand Seiko, Cartier, or Tag Heuer, I have certain expectations for my AD. Unfortunately, Mann's Jewelers did not meet these expectations of going above and beyond. If you know what you like and do not enjoy outside input, it is perfectly fine to purchase your watch from here. But, in my opinion, half the fun of watch shopping is explaining your desires to your AD and watching as they find a piece that meets or even exceeds your expectations. Unless you are deeply attached to Tag or Accutron, I would highly recommend also stopping by Cornell's (which is nearby) to speak with their highly experienced and knowledgeable sales folk.

The cashiers had no idea how to check out a frozen turkey without a tag. After about 10 minutes, I…read morerequested a manager. The manager who finally responded was cold and rude. When she finally returned with the ticketed turkey, she rang me out and never acknowledged or apologized for any inconvenience from the delay in the checkout process. Her discourteousness and lack of concern for the customer experience reflects very badly on that store and Target as a whole. I will endeavor to never shop there again.

While my Target obsession has waned over the years, this is still one of my regular haunts. It's…read morelocated near the intersection of Rts 250 & 441, right around the corner from Wegmans. The layout of the store hasn't changed much over the years, not sure if this one will be modified to add a grocery section like the ones in Victor & Henrietta (which are of the same vintage). I used to deal hunt at this store a lot when I worked in Fairport. Target is known for their steep & incremental markdowns on discontinued items. Protip: check out the Target Rolling Thunder clearance thread @ Fatwallet.com: (http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/hot-deals/1129247/ ) and start hunting. While discounts may not be as steep as they used to be, there are deals still to be had.