Adorable little shop, well not that little, two floors in a old farm style house. Lots of different…read morethings to look at and buy for all different occasions. Coffee bar inside with espresso and a delicious affogato. If your a chocolate or sweets lover, they have lots of different things, fudge, pop-able treats, and truffles. The ice cream is delicious, soft serve being my go to. The staff is highly friendly and greet everyone with an interest in what you're looking for.

Wow! This store made me feel like I was back in Manhattan. Excellently designed, and very unique…read morepieces for every aspect of your home; from small items to large. 2 floors of fabulous! Off the beaten path and very unassuming from the exterior (I think it's an old community church), but definitely worth the trip if you are looking for items with flair.

Cool shop in Saratoga Springs! There's even collegiate-wear available. There's a lot of merchandise…read moreof Dark Horse and Saratoga Springs to choose from which is great. The store itself is very large and spacious. Recommend taking a peek in and browsing when you're on Broadway!

This wonderful shop celebrates the "Dark Horse" and in this day and age of cookie cutter stores and…read moreonline same-as-everywhere trash, it is a jewel of a longshot versus the expected favorite. I have purchased some lovely gifts here as well as some memorable 'gifts' for myself. You won't be sorry if you visit here.

I live in Saratoga,but will never go shopping there again. I shopped in the Clifton Park store in…read moreCliftom Park . Needed help with mt purchases ton my car. Could have spent more but my budget would not let me,but I will be back.Will never waste my time again at the Saratoga store.Loved everything in the furniture section Don't know who thank but I can't belive they are the same company, Also everyone wen't out of their way to be halpful. Thank you

I needed sheets so I went to Home Goods. I know they're related to TJ Maxx and Marshalls and I know…read moreI bought a set of sheets I really liked over 20 years ago from Marshall's that I still have.  However after my experience at Home Goods I will never buy sheets at Home Goods Marshalls or TJ Maxx again.  I got the Turkish flannel flannel sheets from Home Goods. They are pilling. They felt so good the first night. I got into bed and they cuddled me and they felt so perfect and so soft and I felt so warm. After three washes they're pilling. They're still warm but they just don't feel as soft with all that peeling feels like there's dirt in my bed. I had bought I said a beautiful blue Ugg sheets at the same time but I decided they feel like plastic so I return them and I bought a set of bamboo sheets that felt like the softest softest cotton I'd ever touched in my entire life.  I still like them and they still feel soft but they are also pilling. The flannel sheets have polka dots and the bamboo sheets have this pretty little blue flower. I don't know why they're getting ruined. I use cold water. I don't mistreat them. The bamboo sheets actually had a tiny rip in them that I noticed after the first wash when I had just put them on the bed before I even use them. I bought a set of sheets from Marshalls over 20 years ago just plain white cotton they don't feel as soft but they didn't tell . I still have them. I just like softer sheets and these are just plain regular cotton. I had LL Bean flannel sheets they never peeled they ripped after about 15 years. Just the bottom sheet. Still on the top sheet and it's in better condition than the new flannel sheets I bought. So I'll never buy sheets for Marshalls again.  I did get a beautiful little round Velvet pillow that I like; it's perfect. I love it.  I bought two coats for my dog and my sister's dog that I like. My roommate did point out that the clip on the coat isn't really secure there should be a hole and so you can clip through the to the harness below.  My hands are not as strong as theyused to be I'll probably replace the snaps with velcro. I do like coat though. It looks like those old '70s coats we were all forced to wear. It's got that silky shiny feel so it's easy to put on and take off. I've used a coat like that before but I had flannel inside and it is velcroed and then the velcro sticks to the flannel inside this is just all silky inside and outside and it does other Clips but I will be putting Velcro on it. I do like the coat it is cute. They have a lot of cute items if you have pets. And I do have a lot of good baby stuff. They do have a lot of awesome kitchen stuff. They do have a lot of varieties of things. I don't know how things wear after time other than the sheets. I don't dislike Home Goods they have some nice stuff but I will not get sheets for them again.

Wow, what a very nice place to shop and browse. Very clean and organized. Easy to navigate through…read moreall the rooms and booths. Lot of items, a little pricey but some bargains available if you look. When we checked out saw that they were recognized as the best of the best. I can see why.

Love this place. It's is a lot bigger than I expected. The rooms wind on and on til you are back…read moreto the front. There's a good variety of items through the shop and a lot of well designed and displayed booths. I had a lot of fun shopping here and will definitely be back to check on my favorite booths.

I'm a local and know all of the home goods/accessory stores well in town, and have to say that…read moreSilverwood is my personal favorite. Their selection is extremely varied and there are so many beautiful iunique Saratoga tems throughout . Bought a gorgeous chandelier and vintage earrings from them the other day, and couldn't be happier with both my purchases as well as my experience with the helpful sales rep. Ya gotta go, people!

Beautiful store with a variety of unique home items, great gifts. Giving it 3 stars as I've bought…read moreseveral items there over the years and not ONCE has anyone ever greeted me or asked if I needed help finding anything.

What a lovely store and owner! I had passed by many times not able to stop in to peruse but so glad…read moreI did last weekend. There's an eclectic selection of jewelry, clothing, candles and so much more. The items are thoughtfully curated and displayed beautifully. We had time to chat with the owner for quite a while and she's a delight. I purchased several items and have been wearing the earrings every day since (locally made!)...I keep getting compliments on them. If you're looking for a gift or just want to check out a cool local/non tourist trap or outlet, definitely check this place out!

Oh dear, decisions decisions about the wonderful potential of The Shirt Factory. An old warehouse…read more type facility, multiple floors transformed into close to 50(?) smaller spaces that could be a retail gem! Many unique art spaces, photo studios and (maybe overly specific) shops all with highly varied hours leave this huge spot feeling eerily empty. You can walk around the entire space and literally there may be 5 or 6 places open out of 50. Uggh!!! They do have a wonderful gallery that showcases the best art from local school children and young adults which is surprisingly awesome. ALso Food Truck Thursday is pretty neat outside on the grounds (although we could seriously do without the county fair fried dough and cotton candy trucks). Social distancing enforced with divided picnic tables that are effectively wiped down between seated parties. Oh and craft beer- beer is good! Ultimately, what could really help would be hours 2 days a week where all shops were guaranteed to be open, say Thursday's and Saturday's 2-6pm and A SMALL MARKETING BUDGET for the building as a whole, standard signage on the OUTSIDE of the building letting potential customers what's INSIDE... Come on people, I know I'm not the only person who has drove past this place and thought, "What's up with that big building- is it open? what's inside? Common sense stuff could fix that issue. The potential is HUGE here because right now it's just a big boring building filled with interesting retail thats never open...

Almost 9 months later, I came back for another food truck rally this summer. Boy has this place…read moregrown! They now have 3 different outside areas packed with vendors selling food, creations, & services & it's incredible to see how much it's grown. There's still not a lot of signage though, especially inside, so it's extremely easy to get lost and confused inside the building, or even outside if you're looking for a certain vendor at the pop ups. I do wish that more consistent hours would be implemented here. When I went to this most recent food truck rally, I of course poked my head inside too to check out the shops and almost every single shop on the second floor was shut up, and a good majority in the basement as well. Nearly the entire first floor was open, and about 1/2 of the third floor. These businesses are missing out on a great opportunity! Why isn't it required for them to be open during these events? As a buyer it's disappointing, and as a local it's frustrating when you're trying to buy local yet the locals aren't taking advantage of such a great opportunity. Parking has become a bit of a nightmare during these events, which just goes to show how popular they've become, but on a regular day it's pretty easy to find parking here or right on the streets nearby.

My wife's sewing machine died unexpectedly. We dropped it off at 10am and 3 hours later it was…read morefixed. We really appreciated the Quick service as we were staying an hour and a half away. The faulty part was covered by warranty. The labor charge was very reasonable. The folks there are super friendly and helpful. The store has interesting items for folks who sew or quilt.

The shop was bright and inviting. Beautiful selection. Lovely people. They had what I needed and…read morewere very helpful