I had an incredible experience at Jos A. Banks. Manager Margaret did a great job explaining to me…read morehow to prepare for my wedding season in regard to my groomsmen wedding party. I felt $1 million in my custom suit. Wedding photos came out incredible as well because of it. Top tier location in area for groomsmen parties suit shopping.

I am always a fan of Joseph A. Bank. Good selection and good prices. The Fishkill store is very…read morenice, clean, orderly and upscale as you would expect. I would call out my sales associate Ethan for exceptional service!

One only six stores here in the US, CTF is a fun store that offers a variety of styles and fits…read more Whether you're looking for suits, flannels, shoes, or elbow patches, CTF has it all, and at reasonable prices. I'd describe it as a blend of Banana Republic, Express, and Jcrew, with many unique options. I bought a few items on Black Friday weekend, and saved quite a bit. Definitely going to stop in again! The staff was friendly and helpful without being overbearing. Atmosphere was lively, playing good music, while having nice displays and plenty of mirrors. Last, and most importantly, the clothes are great quality, and their fits generally run small. I wear a 42 size jacket, but the slimming cuts forced me to go a size up. Most of the styles are slimming, which is always nice. FYI, this is right near DSW in the mall. Very happy overall.

Could not return a shirt. I had the receipt but no tags. Shirt was clearly new/not worn, but it…read morecame with a free tie. Wore the tie and got a hard time. Lady there was rolling her eyes. No return. Not a happy customer.

It's financially dangerous to shop in these stores, especially during the holidays. I lifted my…read moreboycott for Marshalls because I understand that they are still supporting DEI. I'm sure many people can agree that if you walk in for one item you'll walk out with three, or four, or 10, or maybe even 20. They still get a great selection of unique offerings and one of my favorite aisles is the imported gourmet foods. I was able to pick up a lot of thank you treats for people who've done lovely things for us. I always leave something in the mailbox for the letter Carrier and set up a Hospitality station on my deck for delivery people. This is a good place to fill up that bin from For the most part, the value is still there despite the tariffs. I have noticed there are not as many soaps and there are more common place items. Good luck trying to find somebody at the jewelry counter. I do feel for the staff because I'm sure that they have reduced the employee count despite the need. The line went smoothly. They got through approximately 50 of us within 20 minutes.

12/3/25 - my SO was looking for an "Ugly sweater", for an up coming Ugly Sweater event; and didn't…read morewant to spend a lot of money for something that will be worn once. I hope = ) she found one. Because it's Christmas shopping season; there are a load of gift ideas on tables around the store. Some are pretty clever and unusual.

Amazing, beautiful mall! My girlfriend and I loved the All In Adventures Escape Rooms! We did the…read moreAlcatraz escape room and it was so fun! The workers there were so kind and helpful!

The Poughkeepsie Galleria is still home to one of the busiest and biggest malls in the middle…read moreHudson Valley. Plenty of stores to choose from clothes to high-tech products, and of course food. A restaurant called 110 Grill is open and the Village Restaurant Pancake Factory (owned also in Pleasant Valley). Many stores come and go over time, which makes it difficult to find what's needed and for enjoyment. The anchor stores hold a shine to this day except for JCPenney and Sears which closed, bringing some less traffic. New stores have opened recently involving a lot of entertainment activities for kids and young adults, such as the Space Adventure Mini Golf course featuring arcades. With more openings happening, I see the Galleria still being a busy mall in the next several years or so, but the vibe has changed so much compared to the mid-late 20th century.

8/22/25 - it doesn't appear that the sales staff are on commission or commission and draw…read more No one approached us. Why? If they were, they would approach customers and try to "sell" the merchandise and not wander or hide behind the cash register. I don't know if the staff can tell the difference between the subtle signs of craftsmanship, Milanese button holes, no taping on the seams of an unconstructed men's jacket, and a schlock job. There are not too many high-end retailers around anymore. Wallach's and Barneys come to mind. There is a lot of high-end, well tailored merchandise. But I didn't see a tailor on site if alterations are needed. Long long ago, in the neighborhood far, far away. I worked at John Wanamaker's in the men's suit department; on commission and salary. I wasn't starving.

Customer service was fantastic! Great selection and amazing staff! I had multiple staff help me…read morethroughout my journey in the store and asked if I needed help. Definitely recommend this store!

There's always something in Macy's that pops in your mind, the prices compared to other stores…read more Don't get me wrong, I've found a lot of decent selections, particularly in the men's department with it being big. Of course, sales and discounts will help significantly, and there is a decent amount to choose from the racks. During the weekday, it can be a challenge to find assistance compared to the weekends, typical in the retail world of course. All of the departments here are kept up stock-wise, but recovering could definitely be an improvement. No issues at this Macy's.

Don't shop at Macy's if you are a woman in a larger body. They are eliminating their plus size…read moredepartments in many locations, including Poughkeepsie. It has been my go-to store for clothing for close to three decades but now I can't shop there anymore because they don't carry clothing in my size. Yet the petite section remains. There's a word for that...what is it...oh yes-discrimination. Macy's is openly discriminating against women in larger bodies. And their Backstage section is low quality, which is where I've been directed to shop, as well as online. But online shopping isn't the same. This is disappointing news and I will be cancelling my Macy's card.

Went in with a friend; he was looking for flannel shirts. There wasn't much left. Although it's…read moreFebruary, the spring stuff is starting to come in. I wandered around. This place is an emporium; something for almost everyone. They carry the usual dog & cat food, but they also have for horses and livestock. Special interest books: how to..., survival, foraging, etc. Tools, pet toys, rifle safes, it just goes on. The sales staff is helpful.

Dog room definitely needs some attention have been coming here for quite some time and the last few…read moretimes it's been absolutely filthy things broken no conditioner for months even though they are supposed to supply it ....

This is one of my fav places to thrift. The staff is so very friendly! I've gotten such great…read moreclothes from here. I always look forward to going here on my trips upstate. So much love for this place

Anyone who is into old school thrift shops are in for a treat. It's been in business for many years…read moreand there's a reason for that - great products, customer service, and most importantly, the business reaching out to the community, donations to name one. This place is filled at least with someone's interest, which will make someone stay awhile. It's awesome seeing a store like this be in business for so long. The location is not hard to miss, with the eye appealing red building. Come make a stop while seeing for yourself.

Here's another review I thought I posted months ago…read more The store has been remodeled and it's more upscale than before. There's a large Sephora dept. the staff and cashiers seem happier. There's a wider selection of merchandise. There's an Amazon and UPS return desk.

Friendly service, limited selection, but it's nice to have a place where you can actually touch the…read moremerchandise before you purchase it. Pet peeve: can't we wait until after Halloween to start with holiday decorations?

I went for a ride with a friend of mine, whose Podiatrist told him to come here to look for shoes…read more We don't "look" like their typical customers; marathon runners or hikers, anymore. But, they didn't blow us off! I have quite a bit of experience in orthotics and prosthetics. Before I retired, that's what I used to do. Measure & Fabricate orthotics, and prosthetics, at the VA. Sales associate, Wendy, actually measured and did pressure analysis of my friend's gait. After watching her attention to detail, I asked if she had taken pedorthic fitters courses? I didn't tell her who I was. Haven't seen such attention to detail and custom service in decades! The majority of places, nowadays, that claim to sell shoes, have a couple of people standing around, that basically fill in stock or act as cashiers. She made suggestions as to what would be most appropriate, for his feet and conditions; not what is the most expensive shoe, she could sell. They have clothing, accessories, and other merchandise related to running and hiking. They can make inserts for your shoes, they also have them premade. There are boxes of various sized foot coverings to try shoes on with if you didn't wear socks. Never a good idea, unless you're wearing flip-flops. I was very impressed with the place, it's also very clean and well organized.

It was the first time I had my running style/gait analyzed and the sales person was incredibly…read moreknowledgeable and helpful. Thank you.