One of our favorite spots in Lake Placid is Ruthie's Run. Not only is the shop filled with great…read morequality clothing & accessories the staff is knowledgeable, helpful and attentive. Every season they have a constantly changing selection of high quality stock. They are also the only store in town where you can rent a Tux (should you be going to a wedding ). When you are not lucky enough to be in Lake Placid they have a great website and will ship anywhere in the world! Can't wait to see them the next time we are in the Adirondacks.

Ruthie's Run is an amazing boutique! Their products are simply top quality. I purchased a pair of…read moreSwiss Ammann Boots from them and from the first email to the final delivery of the boots, the service was second to none. The staff are extremely helpful and friendly. They even emailed photos of the boots and the measurements as I was concerned about the fit. I ended up with a product I could never find here in Australia and they were a perfect fit. Cathy the owner returned every email almost immediately (given the huge time difference between Sydney and NY that's amazing in itself). I highly recommend a visit to Ruthie's Run. I'll certainly be buying from them again!

This was my first time at Lenny's Shoes and Apparel, and they definitely made a customer out of me!…read moreThey have a huge selection of shoes and plenty of friendly staff ready to help. The customer service was impeccable. I found the perfect pair of hiking boots quickly and couldn't be happier with my purchase. Highly recommend! The cost was also reasonable.

Great place to go to find bargain outdoor gear and apparel! They have a men's, women's and children…read moreclothes and shoes. They have a wide selection of name brand clothes such as north face to smaller retailers. The price range is perfect for anyone!

It's pretty small for an EMS. They had basic stuff at reasonable prices for a tourist town. Staff…read morewas friendly, but not well informed on products. We didn't find what we needed, but nice there's one in the area.

Customer service sucks at this location! There were barely any other customers in the store on a…read moreSaturday afternoon and not one staff acknowledged or greeted us. There were more employees than customers in the store and they were all standing around the cashier area talking to each other. When I went to check out, despite all the employees at the cashier area, it took over 5 mins of me standing in front of them before any of them acknowledged or decided to ring me up. Very awkward experience.

The staff is always friendly, and there can be some pretty good deals. Sometimes some items are…read moreoverpriced for used clothing in my opinion. Almost $20 for a used tee-shirt at times. But as time goes on, the price will go down.

Fantastic consignment shop! Has lots of great pieces and good brands. Goes from…read moreconservative/classic style clothes to eclectic vibe. Very friendly....

I have shopped here twice. The first time was in April 2015. I noticed this outlet area while…read moredriving over to Montreal and made a mental note to visit. I revisited the outlet again last September. I am a Gap girl. I like the fact that I can get casual clothing at decent, reduced prices at any Gap outlet. This one is no exception. Both times, I bought some wonderful pieces. I fondly recall getting a jean skirt that had wonderful Lycra stretch to it. I got it for $10! The last time I was there, I got many nice articles of clothing, including a lightweight t-shirt that had various attractions in San Francisco, and a navy blue knitted cardigan with a hoodie. The first time I was there, I recall the male staff member cashing me out and how friendly he was. I bought a lot of items, but didn't break the bank. He gave me $50 worth of Gap cash, which you can redeem a bit later. I redeemed the $50 at the Gap outlet in Ajax. The woman there thought it was cool to see Gap cash entirely in French! I had the same experience the last time I was at the outlet. The woman was friendly and helpful. I love this location. It is my go-to place when I am nearby. (30)

This Gap was advised to me by a local friend. Its a well kept secret that only locals know about? I…read moredont know and I dont care, because Ill tell you all about it. I came in time of no extra sales but everything was generally 30% off compared to other stores. They have a well equipped women's, children's and man section. I saw some maternity items, but no gym clothes. Clearance items were not as many as I expected from other stores. I got some great mans shirts, that I wasnt willing to pay full price for in the store downtown. Other great thing I didnt know about: If you own a special Gap Bag, you get another 15% off on all the items, just ask at the register!

Looking for t-shirts, I stopped here and checked it out. The store is typical of the Target brand…read moreand layout with wide aisles and bright lights. The men's wear section was right where it's supposed to be and it was a mess. As were other clothing areas. I don't know if someone had been through here recently and the store employee's just hadn't caught up to it, or if this had been here a while, but there was merchandise tossed on tables, tossed on shelves and generally unkempt. Pricing was typical for Target and the quality of the items are the same here as any other Target. The store is attached to the Champlain Centre mall so there is plenty of parking. [Review 1621 of 2024 - 534 in New York - 22644 overall]

Target I got Reese's at but didn't find any great deals. I did get my Starbucks which was made with…read morelove

Omg!!!! I could go on and on about how much I love this store! I never miss an opportunity to pop…read morein to see what new items are available. The owner is quite thoughtful about everything she sells. I am always amazed at the quality and value on the sale racks. A people friendly, kid friendly, dog friendly, earth friendly, woman-owned, ethically sourced boutique with artisan representation at it's finest.

From the owner: A boutique who’s mission is to provide local, artisanal clothing, jewelry and art to the people of…read moreBurlington, VT and beyond!

Purchased many items there years. ago when showing horses bought a saddle I always cherished night…read morehorse equipment blankets, brushes, ev thing always great quality and lasted years

So for the longest time I never went into Apple Saddlery because I thought it just sold equestrian…read moresupplies, and I don't ride horses. Then one day one of my friends told me they also sell clothes. I said "yeah, like riding breeches that make you look like you're wearing a diaper? No thank you." She said "no, like regular clothes." Being the shopper that I am, I had to check it out. My friend was right, they do have regular clothes. Well, they are more "outdoor adventure/active lifestyle" kind of clothes. Like what you would find at Sail, Mountain Equipment Co-Op and Bushtakah. They have a huge selection of Royal Robbins and they carry my favourite brand of this kind of clothing, Toad & Co. (formerly called Horny Toad - and I'm so glad they changed the name because I used to get a lot of funny looks when I asked stores if they carry Horny Toad). Anyway, prices are on par with other stores that sell this kind of clothing. They do have a clearance section at the back of the store where items are marked down and prices can be quite low. If you need to use the fitting room and staff aren't around, there's an old school bell on the wall that you ring. It's pretty cool! I can't speak about any of their equestrian supplies because I don't know anything about such things, but there's a huge selection. Staff are always friendly and nice. The parking lot is unpaved and bumpy with potholes everywhere, so be careful!

It's like any other retailer.....hit or miss with merchandise,price,service. Some things are way…read moreoverpriced and some things seem to be ok.

The inside is well decorated with lots and lots of stuff to keep you occupied throughout walking…read morethrough the store. They judge hard though I come in with a neck tattoo and they all stare at me like I'm some thief. I pick up a chocolate bar at the check register and I go back into Sephora, where my aunt was she was picking out makeup. They then asked me if I paid for the chocolate bar. No, I did not you dumb fuck I'm in Sephora. That's connected with Kohl's this place needs to get therapy not everyone who looks likes aTheif is one.