Rude staff Take your business elsewhere new ownership is…read morehorrible! I was treated with such disrespect and I will never do business with them again.

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.

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.

We've all heard the jokes about how hard it is to find an employee at Home Depot. Not here. I don't…read moreknow if it's because I'm a helpless women, but with the exception of one employee (whom I'm not sure even still works there), everyone seems to think I'm a complete idiot. Every aisle, an Orange Apron is asking to help, even if I'm going briskly past with an "I know exactly where I'm going" attiude, or am actually in the process of taking the item down from the shelf. If you're carrying something heavy and walk right past the carts (because we don't need no stinking carts), the Aprons kindly point out the carts and ask if you need help with getting one. Do they think we're blind or stupid? Also, if you buy an appliance - even if it is not the floor model - check to see if the box has been opened. Ours had the entire bottom cut off and reattached with cable ties, and when we got it home, pieces were missing. Retuning it was a whole... thing, and one of the Aprons had the brilliant idea to open another box and take the pieces we needed (which is why I suspect ours was missing pieces in the first place). But it's closer to town than Lowe's and it usually does have what you need at as decent a price as you're going to get anywhere around here. So there's that.

I walked in today and I asked and described to three employees... Do you have any of those metal…read morelaundry/grocery carts... That are about this tall and about this narrow (as I explained with my hands)... This man tell me yes, Follow me.... He takes me out to Lawn and Garden and plants and walks me over to a PLASTIC WHEELBARROW!! The Oneonta Home Depot is the most Useless store on the planet... What a total disgrace.

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.