I am a frequent buyer at this venue. On one occasion, I sat down for a few minutes on a thick…read morerustic bench. The booth vendor confronted me, shouted loudly for me to " GET UP AND GET OUT ! " . I reported this to the shop owner, nothing done . On another occasion, this vendor shouted at me again for no discernible reason. Shop owner gave sympathy but no action. We don't know this vendor and never dealt with her before . So unacceptable !

Could spend all day going through the stacks upon stacks of treasures. A whole other floor we never…read moreeven got to! In response to another reviewer, 1 star seems a bit punishing when this place, like all antique shops, sell items AS IS. Cracks/ wear/ imperfections are the assumption, not the exception. If you're trying to fine perfect antiques then go to eBay auction. That's just common sense, no? Personally, I had a great experience. Side note- as a mom of small children, this place is definitely NOT for kids. Beautiful breakables everywhere!

This place is humongous! A great place to shop for vintage and antique items. They have jewelry,…read morefurniture, and all sorts of interesting items. I love how well laid out everything is. Some places are so chock full of stuff that it's hard to navigate or really see everything. Not so here, the place is huge and has several levels. So, fun to walk around and almost get lost. The proprietors are super friendly, welcoming, and helpful. Hadn't been here for a while and needed to find some last minute Christmas gifts. Success! They are open during the day (a bonus in the post-pandemic times). When you come, make sure you have enough time to browse, buy, and enjoy.

Located on route 20. Great shop with many dealers all with a variety of items for sale. Wide range…read moreof prices. Staff very helpful

Great antique store and auction house that just opened up in Via Port Rotterdam (old Rotterdam…read moremall) across from food court. Attended one of their auctions on Saturday that they have every two weeks. Prices at this auction were on the lower end and the quality of the items was great as well. The front of the store was a regular antique store with items for purchase ( mostly furniture and clothes). Prices for these items seemed to be reasonable as well. Auctions have a 10% buyers premium with 2% added if you are using a credit card. Their business hours are Wednesdays thru Saturday 11am-7pm. Sundays 11am-5pm. Auctions are every other Saturday starting at 1pm. I will definitely be back as their auctions are so fun.

I wish I could give this place a negative rating. It's not a professionally run company, it's just…read moreone man who likes to tell you how great he is rather than actually doing anything. In my case, I am the executor of an estate which had items to sell directly or through an auction. A friend found out about this place, spoke to the owner, and passed the information to me. I contacted him directly to get information on my options, and he said he would come to the property to look at the items. However, when I called to set up a date and time, he never called back. Subsequently the friend spoke to him again, and he made arrangements with the friend to come out (without contacting me). On the day that he visited he grossly misrepresented the value of items, gave a speech about his company (the third time I heard it, talked about auctioning the items, then made an offer to purchase everything as long as I didn't need a receipt. However, when I called him to accept, he refused to call me back and called my friend instead. As I am the only one who can sell the items, my friend called him back in my presence, and so got to hear how he didn't like the way I spoke to him and asked all my questions, like 'what is your commission structure for auctions" and "how long would it take until they were in an auction", which seemed reasonable business questions to me. He also backed out of the purchase for reasons that made no business sense. Do not trust anything he says. This is not a company, it's a way for this person to stroke his ego.

Fantastic shop. Full of fun stuff to look through. I spent and hour and a half in this store and…read moreI'm sure that I missed things! It even has a basement with vintage and antique furniture.

Frustrating to drive a half hour off the expressway to discover the store closed when website says…read moreit is open!

This auction house is OK. It is a tight and cramped area for sitting with poor lighting. At times,…read morethey are very disorganized and can be found bickering with each other during the auctions. Many of the "WWII German" items are fake / reproductions and this is often not stated. Other times, they will state something is German and it is not. The firearms are sometimes misrepresented in the caliber size. I am not sure if they are just lazy or lack knowledge or perhaps both. No refunds. Buyer beware. I have chosen better auction houses instead.

Excellent people to work with!!! They have sold many items for us. More than fair in all the…read moredealings we have had with them and we would highly recommend them to anyone. David and Yolanda Gifford Northville NY 12134

Not as full as other shops but everything is displayed nicely. Wide variety of items. Owner said…read moreinventory changes frequently so its unlikely to see the same things again and again.

Love this shop, great people, inventory and prices. I look forward to making many trips there.read more

I took my aloe vera plant that has been passed down from my grandmother to my mother and then to…read moreme. I took my plant to the garden located at 2775 Hamburg St. in Rotterdam, New York. The plant needed to be repotted because it was growing out of the pot that it was in. I was very leery and afraid of leaving it with the owner because it meant so much to me. The owner assured me that she would handle it with respect and care. About a week later I went back to get my plant and the owner told me that she left my plant outside in a storm and it was badly damaged. I was devastated and I began to cry. She told me that it wasn't her fault. It was an accident. She told me that she would try to nurse it back to health. She kept my plant for several months. I kept in touch with her. She kept telling me that the plant was doing wonderful and it's almost back to where it was when I brought it to her. When I finally did go get my plant, she told me all of my plants in my house and then my Shop died because I was busy and wasn't able to care for them. She was so rude, disrespectful, and nonchalant towards me and how clearly devastated I was. She said I saved some of the babies and I replanted them in this pot. She said this is all I can do for you and she asked me what do you want me to do. She yelled and said I asked you before do you want some money? There was nothing I could say that would come out respectful or calm. So I just picked up my phone and called the police. Because she was becoming I rate, screaming,, yelling and being disrespectful. I asked her several times. Why are you yelling? I have not once raised my voice, even though I am clearly upset. Her response to was because you're making me angry. While I was waiting in the parking lot for the police she looked me up and down and went back to watering. What was left of the half dead plants in her shop. A very nice police officer showed up a few minutes later at her shop. He spoke to me, then he went inside and spoke with her and came back out with what was left of a plant that was a part of my family for decades. She didn't say I'm sorry she looked at me, closed her door and walked away. I have attached before an after pictures of my aloe vera plant. The owner of this establishment is disrespectful,, unprofessional, and lack any type of work ethic and empathy for anything or anyone. Please do not make the same mistake I did and take anything to her and expect for it to be treated with some type of respect.

A fun place to browse and shop, full of plants and gifts! Often having vendor and community events…read morethroughout the year as well.

I grew up in the area and have been going to Mohawk commons for most of my childhood. I've had…read moreincredible experience shopping here. I even worked in this shopping strip for a few years while attending college. There are decent amount of shops and businesses. Target, Marshall's, market 32 (formerly price chopper), bed bath and beyond, Lowe's, Old Navy, Ulta beauty (prior Barnes & Nobles), Panera Bread, Taco Bell, etc. you got a good amount of shops, fast food restaurants to grab quick bites after errands. I've seen the Mohawks commons strip developed since 2007, there are so many shops closed down, new shops opened. It's a very safe shopping strip in Niskayuna/ Schenectady. I haven't seen any dangerous activities around here and always had wonderful experiences running errands at Mohawk commons.

Dreary modern strip mall that I patronize all the time because that's what we do in modern life. Go…read morewhere the stuff is. The site was formerly an indoor Mall, also called Mohawk Mall, and before that the Stanford Heights golf course, and before that part of the historic Duncan-Schuyler-Stanford farm (the old Stanford mansion was gutted and moved when 'Mansion Square' across the street was added to this mess). It's also the site of one of the northernmost original fingers of the pine bush. So the atrocities that have been heaped upon this site have been many and over a long, long period. Traffic control here is a little weird and they're always late on fixing potholes after the winter, so be extra cautious coming in from the main entrance. Better yet is to sneak in via the back entrance off Consaul, opposite the (relocated) Ingersoll home, with the soon to be closed Oswald Heck center on your right as you come in, facing the back of Bed Bath and Beyond. In any event, here's what's here now: to your left as you come in from Balltown (see my individual reviews for almost everything here, sadly): Visionworks and Five Guys, Price Chopper and Marshall's, Bed Bath and Beyond, a shoe store, Target, and a Taco Bell; in front, Party City, Ruby Tuesday's, and Lowe's; to your right, a video game store, Panera, a Chinese takout place, three cell phone stores, SuperCuts, Eastern Mountain Sports, PetSmart, Old Navy, and newly replacing Barnes and Noble, a Gap and some store catering to young people I've never heard of before (Styla? something like that). It's your usual mix of anchor (grocery, discount department, and home improvement) stores, a few services, fast- to fast-casual restaurants, and other suppliers of the stuff of daily ephemeral needs. For this, we sacrificed our natural history, the cultural history of three countries, open space, and a nice indoor mall where at least you didn't freeze once you got in. Progress, I tells ya, Progress.