Danny did a wonderful job crafting a beautiful chuppah for our wedding. He set it up at our venue…read morein Hudson the day before the wedding and tore it down that evening since we had to have everything out by the following morning. He was extremely personable and responsive to all of our requests and even made it extra tall for our extra-tall wedding officiant! Danny is a beautiful craftsman, and he made our winter wedding stunning! We are so grateful his creation was part of our special day. Thank you so much!

If you're looking for wood products that are custom built to order, or made from repurposed wood,…read moreor looking for interesting decorations or artwork, you have to visit here. These are one-of-a-kind items you won't find elsewhere. I found the art to be very intriguing, thought-provoking, etc.. Matt and Danny take the time to listen to what you want and bring that to life. They're also active in the local community, with events taking place there from time to time. You "wood" do well to visit here.

Lovely place, reasonable prices. The service from the staff was great and they were friendly and…read morevery knowledgeable.

Really kind and helpful shop owner! It's a cute shop to walk around and look at interesting items…read more She has a variety of antiques, many of which are at a great price. Highly recommended!

We had fun exploring Yellow Lab Vintage shop in Troy. We wanted to check out downtown Troy and was…read morerecommended this eclectic vintage shop as one of the stops.

I love this antique store! You never know what you're going to find…read more I bought my dining room table, which came with three leaves and six chairs, as well as a small dresser and many books. Every time I visit, there's something there that I need to take home with me. And thankfully, they hold furniture for two weeks after you purchase it, which is incredible. The prices are always fair and the staff is incredibly welcoming and helpful. I highly recommend Yellow Lab for a unique and fun shopping experience!

All the vendors are polite respectful fair priced, lots of variety,…read more Will be a returning customer

Dear 57 Remsen St, Terrible customer service. I've been…read moregoing there for a couple months and there is this old lady who has her own corner who is always taking bad about me whenever I am there. Today I went in and she was mad when I came in even though they were open for business. She kept saying under her breath shd had some stuff to do in her corner. She was angry about watching me and my sister as we were shopping because we she believed we would steal. You would think that as a returning customer she would know by now we are not like that. Sh then chose to talk behind my back to another worker about how I was just "browsing around" and not buying. Of course I have to "browse around" when there is a ton of stuff to sift through!!! She is a very racist women I would say based on my religion and the way I dress. My sister who has Down Syndrome went in with me last month. My sister was tired and sat on one of the old chairs. The same lady goes off my sister ranting with another worker yet again not realizing my sister has a disability. She said "why are they sitting if they won't buy". I'm disappointed at the lack of respect given to me as a customer. I will no longer go here again despite the good finds unless I am given an apology. Another note, I am a LOCAL OF COHOES IN HIGH SCHOOL.

Great place to shop! This Big Lots (located in the Troy Plaza) was formerly Ames and Barkers (back…read morein the day), a perfect fit for this area. They have a great selection of deeply discounted special purchase and closeout merchandise including houseware items, accessories, hardware, paper goods, greeting cards, food, electronics, toys, clothing, health & beauty, decorations, plantings, lawn & garden, rugs, FURNITURE (comfy living room sets and mattresses), CLOSEOUTS, and much more. Got some picture frames for $8 and some cheap DVDs for $3 each. I even had the chance to take a short rest break on a very comfortable leather armchair in back. Zzzzzzzz Wake up Ian, more discounts ahead!

I wanted to return a tea kettle today. $12 kettle has a $9 return value. Dan the manager said " how…read moredo I know this was not stolen?" i do not have the receipt, I do have the card that I paid for tea kettle with. I was told to see store manager for a possible resolution.

Great products and no credit checks necessary. I rented 2 video cameras from them for a few weeks…read moreand was amazed at how cheap it was. I'm going back to rent a Nintendo Wii next time and possibly a flat screen TV.

AWFUL! Rented a 3D tv. After 3 months of payments at a higher price, they were supposed to go down…read moreto $14.50 a week instead of $50. Because i made 1 late payment by like 3 days they voided the contract. never said when I initially did the contract. Never again would I go there.

I visited this store mid-march 2026. I was able to leave the store with 2 high quality coats for…read more$18.00 like new. It was a steal and great quality. So I'll just get straight to the pros and cons . Pros : Great selection of clothing. (Better than the one on western Ave.) Friendly staff. Pricing is great. Yellow tag = 1/2 the pricing Cons: Unclean dressing room. Dressing room hours (locked at 5:30pm) Some jackets had tissue packets , coins left in them from the previous owner who donated the items. I will change my rating once this store (management), cares enough to clean the dressing room. When I went into the dressing room to try on some jackets, it was gross. Dust, papers, dirt everywhere. Hangers thrown all over the place. It was so bad I didn't even want to take off my own jacket I walked into the store with to hang it up. I know not every goodwill is like this. Please ... take some Clorox wipes, vacuum, glass cleaner and wipe down the dressing rooms. I'm bringing this up because this is a sanitary concern at this point.

The drop off isn't a drive through you have to walk in and sort your stuff (clothing on one side…read moreother stuff on the opposite side). When I went in no one was there and someone else who was donating had to explain to me what I was supposed to do. I didn't go into the store since it was separate.