I stop at the Southside St Hwy 23 in Oneonta location weekly. This past 2 weeks when I stop the…read moresign says open but the door is locked and the lights are off. If this store is going to close then close. Don't claim to be open and then never be open. Ridiculous. Would recommend not going here.

I went to buy some coils for my mod box and the clerk so stoned that he could barely help me and…read morehad a hard time running my debit card. I went to the Oneonta store where I normally go. Gives a very bad impression.

Bring 5k with you because you won't find anything under that. poorly displayed and outrageously…read morepriced!

The man who answered the phone had an attitude when I couldn't find the location. (In Portlandville…read morethere's a sign which reads "New York Salvage/607-433-9890," so I made the assumption that the business was located where the sign was. Nope, it's in Oneonta.) And when we got there he was just as rude--and did not put on a mask (in worst times of the pandemic). We wouldn't go back anyway, as the prices were way too high. There were toilets for $950, sconces for $250, etc. I know some people have no problem paying these kinds of prices for "architectural" salvage, but we'll do our shopping at the Otsego ReUse Center.

I will always come here for my home projects. I am a young woman and I really appreciate never…read morefeeling talked down to by any of the workers here. They just give you their recommendations and you're on your way. In particular, Mike at the paint counter is such a wealth of knowledge. Really great people who are happy to help.

Here's a fun story. I bought all new kitchen appliances - not a small investment. They were…read moredelivered a week later, stove and dishwasher were BOTH dented. Stove dent wouldn't show, so I took it and the company offered $100 off on that. They said they'd replace the dishwasher. A second weeks goes by - we waited around during that four hour window they can't do better than, and they brought a STOVE. So truck left with the stove. We still had the dented dishwasher. Another week, I hear nothing. Then I call. "Oh, it's coming in three days," I am told. No one told me. "And it's between 3 and 7 PM." In the dark. In a house I don't live in yet. I said no, and they said call us again in two days and we'll have a new day and time for you. "Daylight hours," I said. "No problem," I was told. Two days later I call and delivery is between 7 AM and 11 AM. I call delivery - 7 AM is insane - I live half an hour away from this house. The Home Depot person I call is sympathetic, but there's no other option. She tells me to call after delivery and maybe there can be some sort of refund for the trouble this has been. So I get up before the sun, drive to an empty house, and wait. I finally get it, and they take the old one away. I email the company to tell them I want some sort of satisfaction for this mess, and they offer me a GIFT card. Like I'm going to buy more stuff there. I am still waiting to see how this works out, but this has more than confirmed my low opinion of Home Depot, or Home Disappointment, as a contractor I know has dubbed it. True indeed.

The Doctor and optometrist are good and the receptionist has the difficult job of having to tell…read moreclients that all services need an appointment. It also takes a long time to get the glasses made but I assume most of that is not in their hands.

My whole family has been patients of Catskill eye care for at least 10 years . The doctor himself…read morewas great, the one star is for him. We all really liked him and he was thorough with his work. However we've decided to switch providers solely based on the poor service we've gotten from the two people who work in in the front. Such a bummer this is the reason we are leaving and the reason we wouldn't recommend this establishment to anyone. The front desk workers even broke a pair of my glasses while adjusting them and wouldn't reimburse me or acknowledge any wrong doing. I had to find another place to replace them. Very unprofessional.

Best prices and always has the best styles. this times I bought quite a few beauty products,…read moreincluding Circa shower body wash , Cer-100 hair treatment, body butter ... and a few new cute & affordable tops ( on clearance) Dedinetly got a lot of bang for my buck. I can't go to Oneonta without stopping in at least for a quick look. Parking is sometimes a little tight, .. Everyone is super friendly & very helpful , especially the woman, Yvonne who is usually at the jewelry counter , . Love this location!

Bad , customer service . All they do is push that credit card at you with its 34% APR rate . Its…read morepredatory

Lovely couple who display their varied wares in a 19th c 17-room house. Lots of civil war stuff!…read moreThe owners educate you with their vast knowledge. A great shopping expedience! Came away with 3 new things for our home. Highly recommend! 6 out of 5

Super-fun stuff, and lots of it, with reasonable prices and friendly service that make antiquing…read morefun again. An eclectic collection is spread out over many rooms in a sweet and funky old house just minutes from Oneonta. I got a fabulous, signed hooked rug in decent condition for around $50, and the prices on old matchbooks and beautiful ladies' handkerchiefs in pristine condition were excellent. Had fun rummaging through vintage photos, old toys and games, kitchenware, a massive lamp and lampshade collection, and tons of other cool stuff in room after room of ephemera and significa.