Marshall's really can't fail in my book. This is a typical Marshall's. Nothing wildly notable other…read morethan it being new. Bae and I found some goodies. They had a decent plus size women's department and some extended size men's clothes too. Good deals, cheap clearance. As usual, I'm a huge fan!

Couldn't not find it but I did find homegoods and tjmax went for one thing came out with five…read morebags l

All staff interactions here have been very positive! Most sections appear organized and easy to…read morefind. Recommend this location.

They had a limited selection for men's razors. Staff was very helpful and they were well staffed.read more

unprofessional and rude behavior by the counter person. I was trying to exchange some curtain rods…read moreat the customer service station. She starts with telling me that we don't do exchanges although I provided with item and the receipt bought within last week. When I showed sign board right behind her that says Walmart will exchanges or return within 90 days. She still refuses to exchange my items.

A big Walmart that was out of stock of bikes bigger than 18" (literally empty.. guy in the back…read moresaid check back on the truck delivery tonight). They do have most groceries instock, plenty of paper towels and tissues and some cleaning supplies. People are generally masked but still see people without periodically. Prices are low, though. And they have a large pick up area for orders online.

im so sad that they discontinued the kiwi king salmon roll! it was really tasty! the nigiri is…read morepretty good too! it's fresh and it satiates my sushi craving!

This place is epic. Anything your heart desires (foodwise) can be found here. From freshly prepared…read moremeals, ready to heat and enjoy, to a charcuterie counter and pastries galore, PLUS standard grocery aisle fare, Wegmans is an experience.

This store is one of the few remaining in the Ithaca mall, but I'm very thankful it's there!…read more They have what you would typically expect to find in a Target, and I really appreciate being able to use their app to find where items are and have them actually be there and be in stock! Something simple, but so important. I do find myself comparing prices with other stores because their prices can be a little high. But they also have some great deals, which makes it worth the stop. They seem to be understaffed, but the staff they have has always been pleasant in my experience. Their being understaffed can be particularly frustrating when there's only one or two registers open and the line at the self checkout is wrapped down the aisle. But that's a higher level issue. The only downside to this location is its proximity to Cornell and Ithaca colleges. It can create a lot of chaos within the store, especially around move-in days or other major college events. The college kids also tend to leave things messy behind themselves, and I can tell it's hard for the staff to keep up with straightening things up at times. I appreciate the staffs efforts, and it is far from their fault, but it can make it frustrating as a shopper.

Not great, not awful. Super easily accessible from the…read moreparking area and from the mall. There's awesome clearance selections in every department. The bathrooms were clean but one of the toilets didn't flush on its own so lazy people don't bother. This review would have been better but we waited a long time to do a return and when asked, an employee was not helpful and never attempted to call for the person that was supposed to be at the return desk.

The Shops at Ithaca Mall are one of the few shopping destinations around the area. Near the mall is…read morea BJ's Wholesale Club, which is where I was before going to the Shops to walk around while we waited for our pizza order from the food court to be ready. The mall seems to have a variety of stores but wasn't too busy on a weekday afternoon. The location off the main road is convenient. It does seem a little older/run down, and there are some open shops available.

There's BARELY anything there, it was like a ghost town, I was very very disappointed. I drove over…read morean hour to get there.. disappointment is putting mildly

0 Stars - DO NOT GO HERE The manager at Home Goods at S…read moreMeadow St is extremely rude to customers and makes you feel as if she's better than you. I don't know how she got the job as the manager, but they need to reevaluate that decision. The person at the register was very nice and helpful, but once they called the manager over it all changed. She was even being very rude to the employee at the register for asking her for help. The manager has zero customer service skills and shouldn't be managing a store like this. We love Home Goods, but will never go back there because of our experience with the manager

While living in the area I noticed the lack of decent furniture stores, so it was about time that…read moreHomeGoods open a new store here. Now we only need a Marchalls .

The commons are a short walkthrough of shops and restaurants. It has bookshops, gifts and plenty of…read moredining options. The landscape has beautiful plants & flowers surrounded by park benches and tables. On a Saturday afternoon you might find an event. We happen to walk into a book-fair. If you looking for a chill way to spend time, its a good fit.

What happened to Ithaca Commons? Depressed. Vacant storefronts. Homeless people. Nothing to bring…read morein the tourists who visit the local colleges. Did not spend much time here after hearing from everyone we had to visit all the shops and walk around. It's nice there is no vehicular traffic in the pedestrian mall but there isn't much to see or go into. Ithaca Commons should be bustling with shops, clean, and a happening location. Hopefully, the Commons can turn around soon because it is an eye sore. We spent much more in Watkins Glen which was about 45 minutes to an hour away. Much more vibrant community with great views of Seneca Lake.

It's sad to see negative reviews about a nice, clean, spacious college "bookstore" from others…read more Most of us call it a "bookstore" even though we're here to buy gifts. I did see a good size book section but not sure how good of selection they have. The staff here are incredibly helpful and friendly. There's also bank inside here as well as mailing/shipping area.

Had trouble with our online order, Linda saved the day. Rating: 5 out of 5 bears!!!read more

Parking lot is poorly lit and full of potholes. Handicap parking signs have been painted over solid…read moreblue near ruby tuesdays. WTH?

The Arnot Mall was a discovery on my way home, and was a bit out of my way, but made it worth it…read moreanyway for time's sake. What comes out at you is seeing the interior, clean and all, but filled with empty stores and dark with some of the lighting being off. Usually in those situations, their trying to save money by cutting down on electricity, which is no issue, but as long nobody gets hurt in the dark areas. It was pretty easy to navigate the mall, as I didn't need to look at the map for the most part - only two main hallways which makes it extremely convenient to not get lost. Some businesses I found here caught me by surprise and remained open still such as JCPenney, Ruby Tuesday, Burlington, and FYE. As long as they are still thriving, that's what matters. There were no signs indicating that were closing soon, and most of the inventory looked in great shape. The majority of the other stores seemed to be doing okay on my visit, none of which I saw were closing soon. Depending on each store, some looked busier than others, which didn't come as a surprise for the most part, but the time of the day and year plays a role in it as well. The food court looked okay, with some open and closed as well, and looks good for the most part. It's not the prettiest-looking place that's eye appealing, but is clean and kept up which matters the most. They had decent choices to offer just by looking. The movie theater is still open and running which is great to see. Overall, the mall I believe falls in the dead category. Although some sections of the mall are dead, others are alive and filled with shoppers. It looks like it depends on the area. Even though that is now, that could change in no time.