In my recent stops, there have been some changes since I visited for the first time in 2022. The…read moreOakdale Mall changed its name to Oakdale Commons. Also, the opening of BJ's, Dick's House of Sports, and Dave and Buster's brought life back into the mall. With that help, the mall is still filled with some empty spaces. I'm sad to see FYE close when I last visited. I'm sure it has a long run. The Commons still looks well maintained and cleaned, and they do a great job with it. We will see how the mall will play out in the future. *Read my original review for more details*

Bathrooms are gross! I talked to management last time I was here and that said it was hard water…read moredeposits. Well they are wrong about that. It actually comes off!

Can shop there with a goal or not. Never leave empty handed.... From housewares ; to carpets; to…read morejeans to groceries..... it never disappoints!

From the owner: At Ollie's, we sell "Good Stuff Cheap"! You'll find brand name merchandise at up to 70% off the…read morefancy store prices every day! We've got bargains on housewares, bedroom and bathroom, books, flooring, toys, electronics, furniture, air conditioners, clothing, health and beauty products, patio, pet supplies and so much more. You never know what you'll find at one of our "semi-lovely" stores unless you stop by and see for yourself!

I did xmas shopping at this retailer in store and when it was time to sign for my credit card…read morepurchases there was an area requesting a tip for this cashier. I am a customer, and do not employ that cashier. She was hired by JC Pennys and works directly for them. This method of passing on the employees wages to customers is crazy and must stop. So customers pay while owners get richer and hard working employees suffer. It is total bs. Employers pay them their wages due and not think customers are going to help. Our governor needs to get involved in this scam now!

I am rating different locations based on their bathroom and how pleasant it was to go number two…read morethere. This location was splendid, not only were the bathrooms very clean but the stalls were very spacey. They chose a nice color for the stall doors and walls and was nice to look at. The toilet paper was on the cheaper side but what can you really expect. I would definitely recommend this place to someone who needs to go number two. GREAT JOB JCPENNEY!!

t's a fine store. But the heat is just insane! It's on year-round, and they've been saying they…read morewere going to be getting it fixed, for years. I, for one would never want to work there I would like to clarify that I'm giving this place such a low review because I would like to see more reviews like this, so that the boscov's team might actually fix the AC one day. That is a real business killer. In the winter, it's not so bad. But when it's 75+ degrees outside, the heat makes for a rather unpleasant shopping experience. You can tell that even a majority of the employees don't want to be there.

We absolutely love Boscov's. Except last night. The young lady that worked at night at the desk to…read morevalidate parking was extremely rude and argumentative when my husband was asking how long it would be before parking was free again. She said we could parking across town if we want it free, and just kept going on and on. We just walked out feeling like we don't want to come back again if this is what it will be like every time. We would rather walk a mile to get there than go back to her for validation!

This is a hit-or-miss Walmart, and my rating has nothing to do with the absence of a vision center…read moreor fast food restaurant. So I'm doing a "roll back", to use the company's lingo, to make it clear this location is barely mediocre for Walmart standards in the year 2020. We all know Walmart as a place where you can always find what's not at your go-to grocery store, pharmacy, or other discount store (or what's too expensive at one of these three places compared to what you can safely guesstimate the price will be at Walmart). Not here. One day, there were no 40oz bottles of generic honey. On more than one occassion one or two varieties of commonly sold generic dry beans weren't on the shelves (I can't remember if I was looking for chick or black, but I wasn't looking for an organic heirloom medley.). Yesterday they only had green lentils, there weren't any red lentils. There was the time I just knew there'd be more baby shampoo/conditioner options here compared to CVS but found fewer than five types of baby shampoo and no baby conditioner. I want to talk about the folding chair I couldn't find yesterday, but I didn't ask a staffer to verify their inventory (like I did when looking for a utility cart, of which there was only one), so I won't. Then there's the issue of a lack of training or lack of wanting to follow procedure. It hasn't happened a lot, but it's happened enough to be one of the factors that made a case for this yelp. So, based on my complaints above, inventory and stocking seem to be an issue. There was the time when my refund was put on my credit card instead of on my debit card because, even though I paid with a debit card, the staffer claimed there was a glitch preventing the refund to be applied to my debit card. And yesterday, I experienced another one for the #ReallyTho files: The cashier who helped us - who was as slow as molasses, btw (Real talk: the person who came behind us to be the thrid in line, waited, observed, then shook his head a little and left for another queue) - ABSOLUTELY NEEDED to unnecessarily touch all three of my bulk bread items to ring them up. Even though I'd put them in one clear bag, and even though ringing up these items doesn't require weighing them separately - which I know for sure because I'd learned to ring them up myself at self check-out in Vestal - this cashier needed to handle my food. She pulled out my mini ciabatta and put it in a separate bag; then pulled out each of the mini baguettes (one wheat one white) and just held them in her hand, one by one, while trying to ring them up because she could neither remember nor find the code for these three $1 items. That's when I noticed that she was wearing gloves. But wait. Had she always been wearing the gloves? Because I have never EVER - not even when I've put my bulk items in a brown bag - had a cashier need to touch my food, it never crossed my mind to be so critical of this one. I mean, I didn't find a booger on my bread when I got home, but still. This was not the context for tactile learning, gloves or no gloves, which didn't help any because she STILL rang up the bread wrong (and I made sure to tell her twice the $1 price I saw on the bin of each variety). Seriously, L'eggo my mini ciabatta and mini baguettes, girlfriend. So yeah, two stars for these guys. #SorryNotSorry

Please check the left side of the self check out scan area around 830pm - 900pm. The dark brown…read moreskin woman that yelled across the deck rather than fully work and supervise her self checkout zone was extremely rude and disrespectful. Having the nerve to curse me out with the help of her front end security who seemed more interested in buying a drink than doing her job. Please stay safe if you're reading this, and Walmart if you're going to let these kind of people work the front end, make sure you pay them enough to get there hair done. Looking non DUSTED N BUSTED!!!!!

Great discount store where I can get most of my necessities. Especially like the discount gas…read moreoption. Close and convenient.

The store is decent but there's one employee whose name I don't remember but is an African American…read morewoman who is sooooo rude for no reason. I will not be returning here as my whole shopping experience was ruined due to one employee.

This location is pretty decent…read more The staff here were really helpful both in electronics and at the fitting room. They could have their inventory stocked better. Especially in the clothing department. Like a typical target they've got a Starbucks and self checkout.

Not to be confused with Compass Plaza which is up North. Or is it South. Or is it East. Or is it…read moreWest. Massive shopping plaza with all kinds of restaurants and goodies that you will find located in Binghamton New York in the suburb of Vestal, which is about 3 miles to the west of downtown and I guess pretty bleak for like 7 months a year - but the same can be said about anywhere in this region and anywhere in the Great Lakes for that matter. It's definitely great for the University students to have so many things located in one Plaza, or for anyone who doesn't drive for that matter, and people who want to take a bus and do all your shopping in one proverbial fell swoop. This is a great destination because there are literally so many options for eating and shopping in here. Parking isn't bad, but you might have to walk a little bit for some of the more popular stuff.