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.

Red Oaks Mill Plaza is in a prime location that drives a lot of traffic due to its services. Since…read moreit's in a busy area, there is usually a lot of traffic pulling in and out. There have been times when I've waited a good minute to pull out. There are plenty of parking spaces, most of which leave enough space and room. When the parking lot is full while entering, be prepared to drive toward the building to turn to the next parking row. There are two entrances to the plaza, and supposedly a third one as well.

If Yelp had the option of rating a review in decimals, it would be appropriate in this case…read more A major renovation took place a couple of years back, most importantly with the move of TJMaxx and HomeGoods that demolished part of the hallway. A bit of it still remains from Marshalls until Des Jewelers. There are some stores that are still open that have been there for many years but don't seem to be as busy compared to back then. Also, some stores and restaurants have made changes throughout time, and seem to be successful. A big issue is the parking lot and moving around, not too pleasant, especially on the weekends. Usually, there isn't enough room to move because of traffic and people crossing the street and lot. I find it time-consuming and can be a hassle especially if someone is an inexperienced driver. Pavement can also be improved in most areas as well. Good businesses to check out, but take caution in the parking lot. 2.6/5

Their website (yes they have one) proudly displays the plaza motto "Not just a place to go, it's a…read moredestination". Wow. http://www.poughkeepsieplaza.com This is the mall your mom dragged you to. . . when she wanted to torture you! With exciting stores like " Jo-Ann Fabrics" "Sew N' Vac" and who can resist "EmbroidMe" you can see why it's such a "Destination"! Full of moms and barely conscious children. If Hollywood ever needs to set a film in the early 80's, this is the place. No need to hire extras, local shoppers will do. (I still see people wearing t-shirts from "Bob's" stores around town, how long ago did they go out of business?!") There is a nice Marshall's at one end and "The Dragon's Den" to care for all your fantasy figurine needs. Great people watching at this mini mall meets time travel.The next time you need to pick up some new vacuum bags, put on your big hair, parachute pants and head down to the Plaza!

This is a busy place, considering it's right across from the Poughkeepsie Galleria. The parking lot…read moreis, for the most part, in good shape; even some paving needs to be done. We never had any issues, but take caution of your surroundings. The big go-to are Chili's, Walgreens, Panera, and Cold Stone, which are drawing the most attention. Three entrances/exits are located: Route 9 NB only and on Spring Road off Route 9 on the east side. One entrance is one way, while the other is at the stoplight up ahead.

No one knows who handles this lot. that liquidation place has ruined it. the owner doesn't get back…read moreto you if there's any incidents in the lot. he doesn't care.

5 Stars is not enough If you ever need to purchase jewelry…read moreyou have to go and ask for The store manager Marissa, she is knowledgeable , kind, caring,honest,patient and will go above and beyond for ever client. If the regional manager or the corporate office should happen to read this you have to know how dedicated she is you are extremely lucky to have an employee like her

What should have been a simple purchase turned into a nightmare. While purchasing a pair of…read moreearrings I swiped my debit card only to be told that my purchase was denied, I told the sales person that I had more than enough in my account for the purchase. She (Bonnie prompted me to insert my card again? I reviewed my bank account later that day to discover I'd been charged twice. I called to report the error and planned to return the following morning, I received an alert from my bank and brought a bank statement to show the double withdrawal.thinking this would be sufficient proof to get a credit.. no I was treated with such disrespect and spent the next 21/2 hours proving their error!! Returned the earrings must wait 7-10 days for full refund. I will never shop at lLittmans Jewelers again.. beware of rude uncaring salesperson Bonnie!

It's my job to take my friend there. She's been coming here…read morefor a couple of years. But lately, they're not very dependable. It seems they're going out of business. The landlord is evicting them. They are having markdowns on everything; in order to raise capital. If you have any money on the consignment list, it would be advisable to collect it now. Don't bother calling; it always goes to voicemail. The vast majority of photos that are on their site were taken by me

The only reason I'm giving this one store is because it closed without sufficient notice…read more I just wanted to make a post to spread the sad word.. In case you've not heard---- PERMANENTLY CLOSED. I will not push rumors, just quietly mourn the loss of this shopping experience. When it closed, consigners like me may have lost our consigned goods, but for me, the loss of this unique shop and lovely staff.

It's financially dangerous to shop in these stores, especially during the holidays. I lifted my…read moreboycott for Marshalls because I understand that they are still supporting DEI. I'm sure many people can agree that if you walk in for one item you'll walk out with three, or four, or 10, or maybe even 20. They still get a great selection of unique offerings and one of my favorite aisles is the imported gourmet foods. I was able to pick up a lot of thank you treats for people who've done lovely things for us. I always leave something in the mailbox for the letter Carrier and set up a Hospitality station on my deck for delivery people. This is a good place to fill up that bin from For the most part, the value is still there despite the tariffs. I have noticed there are not as many soaps and there are more common place items. Good luck trying to find somebody at the jewelry counter. I do feel for the staff because I'm sure that they have reduced the employee count despite the need. The line went smoothly. They got through approximately 50 of us within 20 minutes.

12/3/25 - my SO was looking for an "Ugly sweater", for an up coming Ugly Sweater event; and didn't…read morewant to spend a lot of money for something that will be worn once. I hope = ) she found one. Because it's Christmas shopping season; there are a load of gift ideas on tables around the store. Some are pretty clever and unusual.

Apple Valley Plaza is a significant plaza on 55, including Titusville Road. There are two…read moreentrances/exits on those roads. Walgreens is the anchor, and Subway is also another. Other businesses stick out, including Ready Coffee and Pizza Margherita. The choices they offer are fantastic. On the other hand, parking can be challenging, considering some areas' tightness, such as the Walgreens section (to the left of the main entrance on 55). There's not enough room to pull out, especially if vehicles are in the way while they're standing. The parking design in the other section (the right of the main entrance) is in better condition, leaving plenty of room. There are three parking rows, along with parking in the back. Think of it this way: each section's parking lot is perpendicular. The main roadway runs close to the building and the medium, which meets up at Subway. Take caution all around at this plaza.

South Road Square is one of those busy plazas, mainly because it's close to the Poughkeepsie…read moreGalleria and The Shoppes at South Hills (South Hills Mall). The entrance/exit is located on Route 9 SB, and at the stoplight just south. Turn in the driveway while exiting to the right. The parking lot is small, allowing enough space to move around. Take caution of your surroundings. Many businesses have come and gone, including Bugaboo Creek Steak House (my favorite back in the day) and a CD store, Strawberries, that was there for a long time. Oh, the memories shall be cherished. On the bright side, this plaza is filled with many stores, some of which have been there for a long time.

There's always something in Macy's that pops in your mind, the prices compared to other stores…read more Don't get me wrong, I've found a lot of decent selections, particularly in the men's department with it being big. Of course, sales and discounts will help significantly, and there is a decent amount to choose from the racks. During the weekday, it can be a challenge to find assistance compared to the weekends, typical in the retail world of course. All of the departments here are kept up stock-wise, but recovering could definitely be an improvement. No issues at this Macy's.

Don't shop at Macy's if you are a woman in a larger body. They are eliminating their plus size…read moredepartments in many locations, including Poughkeepsie. It has been my go-to store for clothing for close to three decades but now I can't shop there anymore because they don't carry clothing in my size. Yet the petite section remains. There's a word for that...what is it...oh yes-discrimination. Macy's is openly discriminating against women in larger bodies. And their Backstage section is low quality, which is where I've been directed to shop, as well as online. But online shopping isn't the same. This is disappointing news and I will be cancelling my Macy's card.