I was a bit disappointed. It's still a good store in which to shop - big, bright, clean, friendly…read morestaff - but a few things weren't quite as good as I had hoped. As I learned by bringing my mom here, this can be a slightly awkward store to enter if you have mobility issues. Part of that, the entrance, is something they inherited when re-using this building (formerly a Rite-Aid). The entrance has an alcove with automatic doors on 3 sides. But the ramps for folks with mobility issues are on the right and left sides of the curb, and the spaces closest to the center entrance are right in front of the door. Unfortunately, the side doors were not working, signs up to indicate use the front door. But there was also a delivery guy trying to get in with items on a large dolly, and that dolly did not conveniently navigate the extremely narrow walkway space between the front spaces and the building. art of it is also the store's choice. The shopping carts have the high poles on them making it impossible to roll the cart out of the store. I get the need for this to prevent theft, but it also makes it more difficult with folks with mobility issues to get larger amounts of purchased items out to their car without assistance. The inventory was okay, though not quite what I was expecting or hoping. It was a case of not a lot of selection for an extremely wide variety of items. This included refrigerated/frozen items, and cleaning and storage supplies. The good deals were still there if you looked for them, though many items have again had their prices raised from $1.25 to $1.50. Would I come back? Absolutely. I'd just be aware of what may or may not be in stock, and possible price changes.

What a beautiful store! This is the nicest dollar tree I have been inside…read more Aside from the Latham Dollar Tree, this is one of the largest dollar trees as well. They have everything from cleaning supplies, organization containers, frozen foods section, helium balloons, cosmetics, bathroom supplies, arts and crafts and seasonal items. I will say the arts and crafts is a bit smaller of a selection than the surrounding stores, but the presentation and service was great. All employees were friendly and available.

Decent selection sometimes, not as spacious as the Saratoga location. Only giving 2 stars because…read moreevery time I cash out the cashiers "harass" you about signing up for their credit card. More then any other store I've ever been to, and one time one of the cashiers even gave attitude about it when I said no and she even made a smart remark about not being a smart shopper in a rude manner.

Great TJs. These upstate TJs are awesome. Huge. Merchandise not crowded. Staff friendly and…read morehelpful. It was a pleasure to be in this store. I didn't find anything I "need" but I enjoyed looking. Easy parking. 4th star for the great shape the store is in.

This is a great five below location! They have a really great selection! It's usually pretty neat…read moreand clean and the employees are friendly and helpful. I love getting arts and crafts things here. It was a great stop to get some kids stuff as well.

Fairly clean store with some messier displays, but a great place for bargain prices items. They…read morehave everything from clothing to decor to accessories to candy. A great variety, a good option if you're on a tight budget or need to buy a lot of something for like birthday party favors or candy to fill a piñata. No signage as far as like where specific items are located so be prepared to wander, but the store isn't that big anyways so you can usually see most of what's available as soon as you walk in the door.

Great selection of craft supplies. They're sewing section is OK needs lots of improvement in…read morestores. It is near impossible to shop for fabric online. Please expand the fabric sections. All the home decor, and party supplies can go online.

I still miss the AC Moore that used to be here. But honestly, Michaels has done a good job of…read morepreserving the feel of the previous store... products, layout, atmosphere. It's not over-abundant with silk flowers like some Michaels I've visited in the past (a good thing, in my opinion). I don't know how the sales prices and deals compare. But I'm willing to bet anything I was interested in purchasing previously I could still find something similar here.

It may be discount, but the Granville Big Lots has it going on! Clean, well-stocked and organized…read morewith a super friendly staff. Even on Black Friday moods were high and smiles a plenty. If you love a bargain on name brand, quality merchandise - don't forget about the Granville Big Lots.

I'm not a huge dollar store/tree/etc. shopper, but this particular location is excellent. Lots of…read moregreat deals on a variety of items... plus they keep it really clean and organized. Nice staff, too.

The staff is always extremely rude!! The store is messy and they request customers to put things…read moreback where they got them. If you don't they get in your Childs face and yell at them and tell you to leave!! Awful customer service

This location has recently become one of my favorites since the one closest to me has been under…read moreterrible management for the last few years. The Saratoga location employees are friendly, helpful and will go out of their way to help you find what you are looking for, even when it is busy, like at SAS time. I hope they get BOPIS soon; that would be wonderful. It makes me sad that malls aren't doing well. Pandemic pushed them over the edge. I personally really enjoy malls; as a Gen Xer, we used to hang out at the mall and shop when I was young. Something I always looked forward to. Now so many of my favorite stores have gotten ride of physical locations and it makes me so sad. I especially miss NY & Company stores. Anyway, I hope the Wilton Mall stays open and I will continue to shop there.

I love that they are Covid Compliant and still friendly and welcoming. I came to this location and…read morewas able to get every item I needed with friendly service and a smile. Employees and patrons wore masks they sanitized in between patrons and had hand sanitizer for upon patrons upon entry

This is a cute location. It is filled with a lot of older type of products that you saw when you…read morewere a kid, but it also has a lot of new things as well so the selection is vast. They have cute knickknacks and things. That can be purchased, and it is a great little shop and they're really not overpriced. All the clothing is upstairs so they do sell clothes too, and although they are not exactly the cheapest things in the world, they also not the most expensive things in the world. We're always greeted with friendliness and you know it's a great atmosphere so it is a nice place to visit overall and they have a lot of fresh fudge there that looks absolutely delicious. My folks get a fudge there all the time when they are in the area. I definitely recommend this place if you're ever in Northville,, give it a shot.

This historic shop on Main Street claims to be the oldest five and dime in the entire country,…read morehaving been in business since 1907. I don't know if that's true, or if it's been this busy for 114 years, but it was definitely packed full of people last Saturday perusing the wide array of merchandise they have for sale. Despite its proximity to the Great Sacandaga Lake, Northville is usually a sleepy little town. Last Saturday though, the Five and Dime was literally the busiest place I've been since COVID hit...maybe it was a combination of the 4th of July parade happening soon and the impending rain...but I like to think it's just because it's an awesome shop. Five and dimes seem to be dying out across the country, but if you've never been to one it's like a mini-department and/or general store. They've got all kinds of fun stuff to check out from toys (bubbles for my daughter), camping supplies, hardware, stationary, seasonal decorations (we found some needed graduation stuff, birthday candles, etc.) crafts, housewares, and more. Don't forget to check out the second floor which has a surprisingly nice selection of lake-appropriate clothing (Lakegirl must be a popular brand these days), and a whole room for baby stuff...books, clothes, toys, and more. Most importantly, they've got homemade fudge. I'm not a huge fudge guy, but I'll happily get down with the sea salt caramels anytime, and the army of teenage girls that seem to staff this place will be happy to help you out.