Not to be confused with Amoury Square, which is full of love, rather than old buildings…read more This is surprisingly but unequivocally one of the most beautiful town squares in the country (not in winter). Syracuse downtown is extremely underrated (not in winter) and it's absolutely gorgeous (not in winter), and if you should ever have the chance to wander around here (not in winter) and check out the incredible beauty of this city (not in winter), this is probably where you should start (but not in winter). (Not in winter)

Bars, Restaurants, Museum, a Shot Clock, yes Armory Square has it all, heck I even met my soon to…read morebe wife there. The establishments range from low brow to high class with college kid meat markets like Daisy Dukes to some pretty serious eats like Pascale's and Lemon Grass. Late night the close the street to traffic so you can make the stumble to your next bar. A number of the food places are open late (I would seriously suggest Nick's Tomato Pie) and in the summer, the Night's in Syracuse are perfect for out door drinking. If you want a good beer, Blue Tusk is your place. A ton of beer on tap plus outdoor seating. Awful Al's is a cigar bar and one of the few places in Upstate New York that allows indoor smoking. Empire Brewery brews their own and generally has some pretty good music. Syracuse Suds Factory also brews their own, though not quite as good as Empire, however the large space and lack of crowds tends to make this my default starting spot for a night out.

Wildflowers Armory is a Syracuse gem. I can't think of anything else like it! The staff always…read moregreets you as soon as you walk in with a warm smile on their face. The selection is incredible, so many different pieces from different artists. I could definitely find a gift for anyone (or myself) for any occasion here! Items being sold are not expensive and definitely worth the price! I love shopping local and this is a great way to do it!

Wonderful place to find unique items from local artists. Lots to look at upstairs with some…read moreadditional shops downstairs as well. Everything was reasonably priced with many different options that would be great if you are looking for unique gifts or decor.

The Easter Bunny is in the canyon! Really cute spring Easter decor with animated friendly Easter…read moreBunny! Even to passersby's! Looks like a fun activity for Easter Break!

My husband said back in the day when he was younger, this joint used to be called Carousel Mall…read more It was a happenin joint. And that they have one of the prettiest carousels here. While visiting Liverpool, we made a stop here to see it. And to see what else this mall offers. This mall is half open and half closed. You'll find your major retail stores here of course. There are a lot of comic book/novelty stores here which is cool. It is a really big mall and you can tell they are struggling to fill the empty stores. It is quite nice that they have Hobby Lobby here. Dicks and Burlington, it's a one stop shop. I will have to say, they do have a dope food court. They also have a seafood boil restaurant and a Japanese steakhouse. I wish I would have known sooner about both restaurants, I would have love to eaten there. I tried to snag a mochi donut but they were completely out. Total bummer. After checking out a couple stores, we did make our way to the carousel. The carousel is so pretty. I love the detail and the passion that was used to make this magical machine. The colors, the flowers, the cherubs, it's all perfection. I appreciate the detailing of the reigns on each horse, the flowers decorating them and the craftsmanship. The carousel is completely stunning. And I'm happy I got to see it. It would have been that much sweeter if I could have ridden the carousel but it was closed. The mall itself is your typical mall. I'm sure you'll find what you need. The food court does look legit so if I lived here, I would eat here often. I am happy I got to see the beautiful carousel. It is a work of art and the story behind it makes it that much more amazing.

I love Salt City Market! It's so nice to have a food court in Syracuse where multiple different…read morecuisines are in one spot to try. I've already tried southern food, Ethiopian and Jamaican food and each one was so delicious. I definitely recommend the jerk chicken out of everything there. Incredibly flavorful! Wish I took a picture of it but I only managed to snap a pic of the southern fried chicken! Definitely recommend coming here!

My sister and I tried some amazing food, and then she nearly went into labor right there in one of…read morethose tall metal chairs. I'm not saying the two things are connected, but you never really know. All joking aside, Habiba's Ethiopian Kitchen was incredible, and the Jamaican place next door made a mean meat pie. There are so many great places to choose from in this complex. **And yes, this is a true story. We were at the "Adult Scholastic Book Fair" (which was honestly pretty lame, though the people were mostly nice), and she started experiencing pain during lunch. Two days later, she delivered a healthy, full-term baby she didn't know she was pregnant with. Wild.

Came here to talk to a Fire Marshall or a US Marshall, specifically Tommy Lee Jones, who seems to…read moreget the wrong end of the stick in each of the films, but sadly, due to a horrendous case of False Advertising (again), there are *no* Marshalls of *any* kind at Marshall Square. In fact there's not even a Marshall's (or a Homegoods) (or even a Ross Dress For Less). Marshall Square is basically a little college mall (mini mall, indoor thankfully considering the temps around here in winter which lasts half the year), with about seven or eight different stores in here, one of which is a far inferior version of the best place in town (Strong Hearts), and another is a sandwich chain that I hate (sorry, I do), and then there's a bunch of other stuff along these lines. But overall it's a nice little mall and it's often used (by me and plenty of others) as shelter from the freezing cold in winter, but I wish all the stuff inside it was more appealing, as in, that the Strong Hearts was as good as the other one, that the sandwich shop was an indie place or at least a Potbelly or something, and so on. And more options. They decorated it in college colours (orange of course), which is cool, and they even have a college-owned gym in here, so it's better than I'm making it out to be. Speaking of making out.

This has been here for many many years. It's not really a mall, so make sure you don't get the…read morewrong idea when coming here. You will find a small mix of shops, food places, and of course an amazing place to get coffee. I know, there are no shortages of coffee places on the hill. This by far isn't somewhere that I would recommend you come to as a must see. However, if you are in the area and need a bit to eat, needs good drink, or just want to stay away from the madness of Marshall street for a few minutes. It's a pretty nice little escape from all that.

This is a unique high end clothing store without a necessarily high end price. Alot of the clothing…read moreis Imported and European so it's good to be mindful of the possible slight different in size. For example a large may run a little smaller. Brian was very helpful. He pointed out the many sales happening from 50-70% off on some items. If you're looking for a different look that maybe no one else would have, this is the place for you!

I got a super cute cream colored leather jacket with super soft Sherpa lining. The owner has good…read moretaste in both women and men's wear. All very much affordable. Great deals!!

A super cute little gift shop located downtown, I popped in to look for cards and boy was that the…read moreright choice! Their cards have super modern sentiments from silly sarcasm to sweet sincerity or puns with simplistic but bold designs. I bought my mom a card called Anatomy of a Woman for Mother's Day and she LOVED IT. The card I gave my mom also had wildflowers in the paper itself that could be planted instead of (eventually) being thrown out. I was laughing at their other selections such as divorce party cards! Most of the cards are printed on recycled materials too. Aside from cards the shop carries a lot of hand crafted wood items, glassware, candles, some jewelry, and unique ornaments around the holidays. If you're looking for a "classy" gift I'd recommend Mixed Methods.

Such a welcoming atmosphere and great selection of giftware and repurposed items. 5 rooms of…read moretreasures plus the outdoor yard full of garden, yard decor and vintage items. This is the perfect place to find unique gifts and gift baskets that are reasonably priced. Catch the sale on holiday decor right now before it is gone. Can't wait to see the new items the owner, Kathy, brings in over the next couple weeks!

This hidden Victorian gem is a must visit! They carry tons of great gift and repurposed items…read more Everything is priced moderately and I always seem to find the perfect last minute birthday and holiday gifts. The house has many rooms filled with different themes and the salvage yard is super fun and has so many unique and one of a kind things. If you're looking for doors or tables, this is the place. Kathy the owner, as well as the whole staff are so helpful!

Cute and eclectic store. Owner super kind. Found some unique pieces. Fun hats and jackets!read more

Awesome Shop and Kathy is Amazing...I have shopped and consigned with her for several years and…read morehave found her to be a pleasure to work with...Give her a call to consign and definitely stop by and see what deals you will leave with...Everything from Harley Davidson, Tiffany & Co. to Hip Retro Vintage Clothing and Accessories...

I am in love with this shop Everything about it is fabulous! The scent, the decor, the amazing…read moreowner, and the various items for sale from vintage jewelry, to household items, and funky fun clothes. My son and I were there for the first time on Tuesday and we both loved it. We left with so many awesome pieces! Definitely check it out!