Place needs a complete remodel and new management. Stores can't stay in business. The bathrooms are…read moreabsolutely disgusting! They also need a better store selection. Oh and there's never anyone at the security booth.

Our hotel was nearby and so we decided to drop by The Galleria at Crystal Run Mall…read more Plenty of parking is available. The mall is very spacious and there are a number of stores inside. The food court has a nice variety. Check out their directory for a more updated and detailed list of food options. There is an AMC Theatre, Target, and Gold's Gym inside as well. We enjoyed walking around the mall and were even more excited to be able to visit Middletown, NY!

Braid tuo outlet mall. It has breathtaking views. So many stores to choose from. Great selection…read moreand good value for the money on outfits you need. Well kept pretty clean through. All outdoor parking, Usually close if it's not packed

It's been my experience that "outlet" is just code for last year's merchandise at department store…read moreprices. Sure, there are some deals to be had and at Woodbury you can certainly get your 10,000 steps in but the discounts are on par with TJ Maxx or Marshalls. Woodbury's a great place to kill time, just don't expect to make a killing.

This is my idea of a Plaza. It has it all. There's a Home Depot for the fence you are building…read more A Michaels craft store for the Holiday decorations. Home Goods to make the house pretty. Panera for a bite. Starbucks for a "pick me up". Bed Bath and Beyond for, you guessed it, the bathroom (and more). Old Navy will keep you warm and comfy as you walk arou8nd this outside mall. Its a large area and occupies a few buildings actually. You may find yourself driving and parking a few times. Walmart is an anchor on one end, and there is plenty of traffic for that alone. Its not the best Walmart, so skip that and go to Party City, Kohl, Gap, Burlington Coats, The Mens Warehouse, or one of the another places here. Plenty of food and drink options too. Easy parking (except for Walmart area). 85/Review-a-Day Challenge

This used to be a higher end, upscale mall. It's now a bit run down, but not terrible. It still has…read morelots of big box stores, but also small boutiques and pop ups. For example, there is an entire storefront devoted to claw machines. There is another store called "mystery bins" that has a random assortment of items that kind of look like they fell off a truck. There is a rope obstacle course for kids on the upper floors of the mall. Cool concept, but a little off putting that things could fall from above on to shoppers on the lower levels. Overall, it's a decent mall, but it has lost some of its luster over the years.

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ Verrrry spacious mall with LOTS of stores and most of the large retailers (e.g., Macys, Lord and Taylor, connected to a Target) - 3rd largest mall in NY. + Huge food court and lots of GOOD restaurants spread all around (e.g., Yard House, Picanha Brazilian Steakhouse, Red Crab Juicy Seafood & Bar, Gyuzo Japanese BBQ) + PLENTY of parking spaces outside and a garage. THE NOT SO GOOD ----------------------------- - The mall is definitely showing its age with cracks on the floor, ripped up leather on the cushioned benches and dated infrastructure. - Food court consists mostly of fast food vendors you can find outside (e.g., Wendys, Taco Bell, Burger King, Nathan's). MIXED THOUGHTS ---------------------------- = Nada. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Was as busy as any mall on a Saturday afternoon, but, aesthetically it's no competition with the shinier Westfield Garden State Plaza Mall and American Dream Mall.

Love the homemade chocolates at Meyers House of Sweets. Amazing candy apples, chocolate covered…read morefruit slices and fudge.

It's a neat, organized sort of bazaar, it's not a scary place. Like I've found in other countries…read more Where you have hawkers buttonholing you. Nor is it a flea market filled with castoffs and junk. They have vendors of every kind; jewelry, clothing, spice mixes, household items, some foods. They also seem to actually be interested in the customers, even if they don't buy anything.

A friend took me here to pick up some items and took me by the Spice Beast booth. They have some…read morereally great seasonings that can be used with Vegan recipes. The owner Bill is a really nice guy, very friendly and hands on with his business. My friend got me a sample pack to try out their seasonings and I intend to make something really good with that soon as possible. We also stopped by the Arc Crystals booth. This booth carries many crystals, stones, sage etc.. so many great things to help you overcome different things. The most interesting part is the owner, Amanda who just by giving her your name and birthdate, can read you and tell you ALOT about yourself. This was very enlightening as I cant imagine how she can possibly know all of that about me just by knowing this little info.. but she did , it was pretty spot on! I did get a stone that she recommended to me. Im excited to let it do its thing and intrigued that its got my interest like this. The last booth I checked out was the Farmbody Skincare. My friend has some hand lotion from there and thats what drew me in to stop. They make all natural products and everything smells great! I plan to go back soon or hit up their websites!

I'm not sure how many times I've tried the pick up service through the years, but it's been years…read moresince my order was correct and/or wasn't cancelled. Either way, the products I wanted were on the shelves most of the time. Staff can be moody but a lot less so than they were years ago. I've had a few pretend not to speak English until they realized I'll just ask for help in Spanish, which gives both of us a good laugh before they help, usually in English. I won't hold that against them because they probably feel their hands are too full. It's not as if they are sitting on their butts or twiddling their thumbs, but it is something that's happened more than once with different staff in different departments. I did have an issue with something ringing up incorrectly at self-checkout a while back. The lady manning self-checkout said she needed a manager to give her permission to change the price. I watched her go ask the manager for assistance. I watched the manager, who was chatting with someone organizing bins in another checkout lane, make no attempt to come over and assist for over 20 minutes. I went into the checkout lane next to the manager and heard her just talking about home and gossip without a care in the world, but she turned professional when I came out of hiding and asked when she planned to assist me. She pretended that she didn't know I had been waiting until I pointed out that I had not only watched her be asked, I had been listening to the last few minutes for her conversation while I waited. The lady manning self-checkout apologized after the manager finally came over, and I told her she did her part, and it wasn't her fault. She said she was nervous I was going to take it out on her because that's what customers usually do when this happens, which leads to suspect this is a game that manager regularly plays while leaving their staff to take the brunt of the customers' rage. It's no wonder the staff have a bad reputation for customer service. One of my last visits was during opening. None of the self-checkout registers had any bags, which isn't abnormal. I went to one of the other registers and grabbed one bag from there. I probably needed at least four for the amount of things I had, but there were so few and relatively a lot of customers for an early morning, so I left the rest for the others. A lady who was staring at me came to the woman self-checkout and said hide the bags because "they" take them all while she looked at me. I don't know if that woman was a supervisor, but I know she was out-of-pocket. I took one bag. I really should've turned around and took three more in spite. I feel I was profiled a few times at this store, whether due to race or age, I'm unsure. I reported it once and never saw that employee again, but I never received an acknowledgment much less an apology for it. This isn't my favorite Walmart location for a host of reasons, but I think Walmarts in general might be cutting back on inventory in their brick and mortar stores. This might be in an effort to push customers to pick up and delivery services, but this particular store is horrible for pick ups for years.

Our hotel was in Middleton, NY and this is the closest Walmart location to it…read more We found everything we needed and then some. Employees are hard working, helpful, and friendly. There is a Subway and AuntieAnne's inside, which is great. We were in and out in no time. The parking lot can get a bit full, this place gets busy depending on what time you visit. Overall, it's Walmart and we greatly appreciate the reasonable prices here.

Great place to shop for good value on luxury goods. Great brands , great place , kid friendlyread more

This is a small shopping plaza, but it truly has some of the best go-to stores! I'm talking about…read moreSaks Off 5th, Nordstrom Rack, Burlington, Ulta, Starbucks, and many more. They also have a large parking lot -- plus underground parking that's free, which is a huge bonus. The area isn't overly busy, so the stores aren't crowded, and that's definitely a big plus for me. I absolutely loved my experience here and will definitely be returning soon. Thank you, The Gallery!

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.