The quality of the floor tiles is a clue to the age of this store/building, but it's kept…read morerelatively clean. The organization is a bit awkward, with various supplies (e.g., lawn, and garden, items) scattered throughout, and lengthy displays in divider aisles creating zig-zag paths. Apart from learning a good pattern to go through the store, the inventory is pretty good, and there were many employees active getting shelves ready for spring supplies. It was also convenient that I had received emails with electronic coupons earlier that morning. There's certain things I look for at an OSJL, and once I found those, I was quite satisfied. Everything was well stocked. As is typical here, there were some great deals, and some maybe not-so-competitive ones. Checking out was a breeze with a friendly cashier. While my favorite Job Lot is the one in Ballston, this one is now the one closest to me, given that the Albany store closed a few years ago and has not reopened elsewhere. It's definitely worth my time to shop here.

BEWARE the crazy deals you receive in your personal emails from OSJL does not apply to online…read moreshopping, even though you are directed by prompts from your personal email to purchase their crazy deal, only to find out after you pick up your product at store location from online order, paid in full, that the crazy deal doesn't apply to your online purchase because you signed in as a guest... no they send you an email and when you click on it and it automatically brings you to online shopping site as a guest and you make the purchase wait for it to arrive at store already paid for... to be given a phone number that tells you nope you don't get it. This is an outright scam and a nice undermining way to rob customers.

Happy to have two Targets near my home. Since I have a back issue, I like to use the Drive Up…read moreoption to purchase groceries, cleaning products, and toiletries etc. I have never had a problem with Drive Up being unavailable at the store in Glenville as it has been several times at the Niskayuna store because a particular exit "door was not working." When drive up is not available in Niskayuna, the options are to switch to Pick Up in store or cancel order. I like Target drive up because pickup can be made during any hour the store is open. You are not limited to a time frame like Hannaford and Market 32 set. I am pleased that several types of RETURNS can be made using Drive up. It can be done along with Pickup. I initiate the return on the Target app and get approval. Then I place the return item in the back of my SUV and return at my convenience. A Target staff member comes to my car and scans the code. Within a few minutes, the refund is noted on my Target credit card. The process is efficient and clear. Refunds are prompt!

Easy returns. I appreciate it! The guest desk was very helpful at the Glenville store.read more

Utterly spic and span and completely organized Dollar Tree recently opened in the old Golden…read morePhoenix Buffet area in the Shoprite Square / St James Square shopping plaza at the corner of Nott and Balltown in byootiful downtown Niskayuna. The staff were quite friendly and helpful and there wasn't an item out of place. I know this too will all change eventually but for now it's a best in breed experience for the Dollar Store and dollar store (as it were) categories. We also took a look at the food -- dry processed and frozen, but decently stocked -- and decided that dollar for dollar, going here is a better deal than going to the old Golden Phoenix. So if you are fresh out of solar-powered tulip lights, off brand post-its, 6' expandable crocodiles, 200 piece Norman Rockwell puzzles, foam pirate scimitars, chocolate scented plush bunnies, mini lint rollers, or rooster dish towels, get thee hither. (We already got one of all of the above.)

I went to the dollar store at around 8:40 PM to pick up some thing. When I got there, there was an…read moreemployee closing the door and she yelled saying "nope, we're closed "I told her the time and she proceeded to be disrespectful and rude. This is my first time going to this location and having problems the employees are terrible.

Matt, the person at the counter , was very polite . Good…read morecustomer service We were at the store to buy few groceries for out two day stay

One of the girls on the register was super nice and friendly, Her name was Kat. I hope I'll see her…read moreagain, she was very attentive and sweet

Prefer this TJ Maxx over there Marshalls in Amsterdam. Much better selection and more to choose…read morefrom. Only dislike is that it is too crowded. Needs bigger store to better shop merchandise

Never one to pass up a TJ visit I popped in here as I was passing through town. It's a big store…read morebut super crowded with merchandise. Lots of displays in the middle of wiles. Crowded. Also not the beast organized store. But have to say, very busy with shoppers as well.

This pharmacy refused to refill my thyroid medication because they thought I should be taking a…read moreDIFFERENT thyroid medication. I had previously filled the scrip at this pharmacy. When I went to get it refilled, they tried to make me change the scrip. The doctor's office contacted them and told them to fill as ordered. They said it would be in in a couple of days. Then they told my son they could not get that medication at all. I'm pretty sure they didn't notify him of that until he called and specifically asked after he waited a couple of days as they said. Oddly they had it 30 days previously when I first filled it at that location. Other locations can still get it. The upshot is that by the time I wrested the scrip away from CVS and got it filled elsewhere with no problem - which I have been doing for over 30 years on a regular basis at a wide variety of pharmacies all over the country - I had been out of my thyroid medication for 10 days. Also please note, it is SPECIFICALLY illegal for a pharmacy to substitute one thyroid med for another, even if the only difference is the brand - and this was not JUST a brand difference. They wanted to switch me to a thyroid med that had a totally different formulation and would NOT have treated my condition adequately. And one, I might add, that I had been tried on before and was dropped because it was not adequate to treat my condition. But of course the pharmacist who did this is not a doctor and does not have access to my medical records which is why HE/SHE SHOULD NOT HAVE TRIED TO FORCE A CHANGE IN MEDICATION. The fact that they tried to slide this through the backdoor by trying to get me to get my doctor to change the med doesn't make it any better than a flat-out substitution. Then they lied about availability. This caused me to have an Addisonian relapse. Addison's disease is a very serious condition. An Addisonian crisis can be deadly. Its almost 2 months later now and I STILL have not recovered. When thyroid goes low it pulls cortisol low, which leads to an Addisonian flare-up or relapse or whatever you want to call it, which can then lead to full-on crisis. And I am not out of the woods yet on this. Whoever ordered this over there is a complete jackass. You don't muck around with people's meds. Pharmacists are NOT DOCTORS. YOU do not decide what medicines I should be taking. You know NOTHING about my health other than via whatever meds I fill there, and then you are assuming that I never fill any of my scrips anywhere else. I can guarandamntee you, I will never again fill a scrip at this or ANY OTHER CVS. And since I had been getting my hydrocortisone there for the Addison's, if the pharmacist responsible for this travesty had bothered to check, or if he WERE actually a Real Doctor and specifically an Endocrinologist, he would have known mucking around with my thyroid meds is dangerous. But whoever did this is NOT a real doctor, let alone an endocrinologist, so they endangered my health solely for the sake of their ego. I will reiterate - pharmacists are NOT DOCTORS. I don't give a tinker's damn what the medication du jour is - or whatever your markup is higher on. I'm on a very rigid schedule of medications because I have a complicated interaction between the Addison's and the hypothyroid condition plus T2 diabetes, and the first 2 of those are autoimmune related. You don't screw with my medication for any reason. So bite me, CVS pharmacist. You should be glad I'm not telling you this to your face, you colossal jackass and incompetent moron. You are practicing medicine without a license. But you haven't managed to kill me yet through your incompetence and ego, and you won't get another chance.

This is my favorite area CVS. First of all, it's clean, large, and the staff are always friendly…read more What I like is that it's always well-stocked. I have to say one of the great things is that you can feel relaxed because the aisles are wide, well-maintained and well-stocked. It makes shopping a pleasure.