“They were having a sale when I went. Its awesome. I got very nice earings for only $5. And I love them. They have lots of options for lots of different styles. I wish I could buy up the store”
“I Always Have a Great Shopping Experience At This Marshall’s Because They Have A Wide A-ray Of Original Items at This Location Particularly Here and I Can’t Wait To Shop Here Again,Also The Staff is Great and it’s Conveniently Located Next To Target As Well As a Liquor Store.”
“I had such a great experience with Tonny at TJ Maxx. I struggle with pretty bad anxiety while shopping, especially when I’m trying to find something really specific, and I was searching for brown bear themed items which is honestly such a random request. Tonny was incredibly kind, patient, and genuinely helpful throughout the whole process. She never made me feel rushed or like I was being difficult, and she went out of her way to help me look. It made a huge difference in my experience and turned what is usually stressful for me into something really positive. Thank you again, Tonny!”
“Sixth oldest continually operated department store in the United States. This place is a treasure! Always find good bargains. It's run by great people who employ great people, giving folks a second chance in life. Just a great vibe here, all the way around”
“This review is specifically for the men’s department. We drive from Vermont for Hamid in the men’s department. He is professional and helpful. We always leave with a well fitting suit and that can also be tailored if necessary. Well worth our 7 hours of driving to get the service provided- highly recommend Hamid on men’s suits.”
“BB&B on Wolf Rd in Colonie is closing in SIX more days (Sunday, 6/25/23). I'm going to miss this store . There's still a fair amount of merchandise on the shelves, all 60% off. Think Christmas gifts 2023 ?.”
“I always find good deals when i come here. I miss shopping at the one in NYC since moved a few yrs ago. I got some items for the Summer for me and my teenage daughter. She was very happy. She got a hoodie in July lol. Kids nowadays are hilarious. (No she's not wearing it, she just wanted a new one).”
“Visited Macy's Backstage and found some amazing clearance deals on branded clothes. Got good discounts on polos, jeans, and casual wear for prices that felt totally worth it. Perfect place if you enjoy hunting for bargains and hidden gems. The store can be a little messy because of the clearance sections, but the deals make up for it. Great spot for affordable branded shopping 🛍🔥”
“This is my go to place for quality, classic clothing. Have many years experience buying from Talbots. Clothing is well made and lasts. Associates are kind, very willing to help. Shopping here is a joy!”
“Nice place inside the Crossgates Mall. Wifey wanted a top / dress and we ended up picking one over here. Very good prices, I guess they had a sale. Good decent selection.”
“I SHOP ONLINE FOR THIS PARTICULAR ITEM BUT I DO SHOP AT JC PENNEY IN PERSON AS WELL.. THIS BRACELET I HAD JUST RECEIVED A FEW DAYS AGO AND I HAVE A WARRANTY ON IT AS WELL.. I GOT IT AT A GREAT PRICE DUE TO BLACK FRIDAY.. I ALSO GOT A FEW PAIR OF BOOTS, AND A TOP ALSO ALL OFFLINE SHOPPING! THE PLAID TOP IS NICE. I JUST GOT IT TODAY ON 11/29/25 & IT MATCHES MY NEW BOOTS! GLAD I WAS ABLE TO GET ALL OF THE ITEMS AT BLACK FRIDAY PRICES! I'M PLEASED.. THANK YOU JC PENNEY! I GOT A NEW BRACELET FOR VALENTINES DAY WHICH I LOVE! I WAS HERE ON 6/19/26 PICKING UP MY BRACELET THAT WAS SENT OUT FOR REPAIR! GLAD I GOT IT BACK SOONER THAN I WAS TOLD!!”
“The husband and the kids are back at the hotel. So I’m gonna do a little girl time and do some shopping. The store has so many things to offer. I’m just gonna take my time and enjoy looking at all the Neat things they have to sell.”
“I go to Macy's Backstage often. It's really hit or miss there. But when you do find nice items they are very reasonable. I've bought some really great things there. Worth the look!!”
“I had such a wonderful experience at Showcase in Crossgates Mall, and it’s all thanks to Ashanti! She is one of the sweetest, most friendly, and genuinely kind employees I’ve ever met. She was so patient and welcoming with my kids, and you could tell she truly enjoys helping customers. In a world where great customer service can be hard to find, Ashanti is an absolute gem. If every employee in a customer-facing role treated people with the same kindness and positivity that she does, shopping would be so much more enjoyable. Thank you, Ashanti, for making our visit such a great experience—we’ll definitely be back!”
“I shop here when they have awesome deals. I opened the JC penny credit card to shop. Situated at a prime location it's easy to access other stores where you shop. Spacious shopping and adequate parking you can't go wrong here.”
“Wow !! *thank you HAROLD for extra help On Veteran’s Day ! I brought my smile & painful arthritic body & home to sofa ! You went above & beyond & have a clean lovely store ! ** TY to ALL Veteran’s my beloved Dad ( Korea ) & WW2 Grandpa ! I love America ?? GMP”
“This place is good, kind of like a TJ maxx discounted stuff all over. It's a bit cheap but if your looking for affordable discount item this is great place to start”
“I’ve been extremely happy with two cakes from the Washington Ave Albany NY location. Be sure to request Weslynne as the cake decorator; she has a wonderful talent for this. The online ordering process is easy; the cakes are tasty, beautiful, and nicely priced.”
“Amazing store. Huge. Biggest Walmart supercenter that I've ever seen. Escalators and Elevators inside of it. The employees were very friendly and helpful too. I had tried shopping at the Walmart Supercenter in Glenville but I never was helped despite asking multiple employees for assistance unlocking the glass display so that I could get some socks. I'm glad they did that because I left there and went to this Walmart in Albany! 10 out of 10 stars!”
“I don't know what happened to the review I posted in 2018 of this place, but when I came in yesterday (after several Lyft trips with one of my trips ending here), I went looking for several items - one of which was a certain Mad Libs book (which I couldn't find) - and a single bottle of Poland Spring spring water (I found a brand that only Stewarts Shops sells up near the self-checkouts on the upper level, but never thought about checking for it downstairs with my car on the upper level.)I found the down escalator to not work, and while it not working was slowing others down ahead of me (a person who seemed to be having trouble walking the stairs ahead of me), I liked that I found the escalators going up to be working much later. But in this trip, I also found several elevators in an elevator bank also nearby the escalator if you walk a little further and are able to wait for only one cart in the elevator at the time (not as funny as watching the cart come down as you, but it's worthwhile if necessary.It's like a maze in here. Signs galore leading every which way; you just about need a map to get from one end to the other - something I couldn't say about most other Walmarts I've been to nationwide (including one I stopped into in Florida many years ago in Kissimmee)One good thing comes with this place: it's the only one of its kind within the United States.I still can't say that very many folks are actually serious about following the one-way aisle rules, but I at least made the attempt (not being a common shopper at this store) to follow the rules.(When I got back home later, the one thing I missed I should have looked for here, and something I'll later feel sorry about not making the attempt to look for. (weeps))One of the things I said in my last review was that parking was overly zealous. But not this time. Most spots were full, but I was able to park down an aisle straight out from the door on the upper level (there's a manmade legal hill that leads to the lower level parking lot) - although it was like a maze to get back out onto Washington Ave later from the Upper level.I do remember in the lost review of how I mentioned the small family restroom near customer service on the upper level. I did like that - if only it was stocked with paper towels, and without a blow dryer, it's desperately needed. There was no one to speak to about this need on this newest trip, and I was able to grab a toilet seat cover instead (although this idea was just as bad as not having a paper towel anyway)), but there were other restrooms I found on this trip I would never have expected.”
“I don't know what happened to the review I posted in 2018 of this place, but when I came in yesterday (after several Lyft trips with one of my trips ending here), I went looking for several items - one of which was a certain Mad Libs book (which I couldn't find) - and a single bottle of Poland Spring spring water (I found a brand that only Stewarts Shops sells up near the self-checkouts on the upper level, but never thought about checking for it downstairs with my car on the upper level.) I found the down escalator to not work, and while it not working was slowing others down ahead of me (a person who seemed to be having trouble walking the stairs ahead of me), I liked that I found the escalators going up to be working much later. But in this trip, I also found several elevators in an elevator bank also nearby the escalator if you walk a little further and are able to wait for only one cart in the elevator at the time (not as funny as watching the cart come down as you, but it's worthwhile if necessary. It's like a maze in here. Signs galore leading every which way; you just about need a map to get from one end to the other - something I couldn't say about most other Walmarts I've been to nationwide (including one I stopped into in Florida many years ago in Kissimmee) One good thing comes with this place: it's the only one of its kind within the United States. I still can't say that very many folks are actually serious about following the one-way aisle rules, but I at least made the attempt (not being a common shopper at this store) to follow the rules. (When I got back home later, the one thing I missed I should have looked for here, and something I'll later feel sorry about not making the attempt to look for. (weeps)) One of the things I said in my last review was that parking was overly zealous. But not this time. Most spots were full, but I was able to park down an aisle straight out from the door on the upper level (there's a manmade legal hill that leads to the lower level parking lot) - although it was like a maze to get back out onto Washington Ave later from the Upper level. I do remember in the lost review of how I mentioned the small family restroom near customer service on the upper level. I did like that - if only it was stocked with paper towels, and without a blow dryer, it's desperately needed. There was no one to speak to about this need on this newest trip, and I was able to grab a toilet seat cover instead (although this idea was just as bad as not having a paper towel anyway)), but there were other restrooms I found on this trip I would never have expected.”
“I don't know what happened to the review I posted in 2018 of this place, but when I came in yesterday (after several Lyft trips with one of my trips ending here), I went looking for several items - one of which was a certain Mad Libs book (which I couldn't find) - and a single bottle of Poland Spring spring water (I found a brand that only Stewarts Shops sells up near the self-checkouts on the upper level, but never thought about checking for it downstairs with my car on the upper level.) I found the down escalator to not work, and while it not working was slowing others down ahead of me (a person who seemed to be having trouble walking the stairs ahead of me), I liked that I found the escalators going up to be working much later. But in this trip, I also found several elevators in an elevator bank also nearby the escalator if you walk a little further and are able to wait for only one cart in the elevator at the time (not as funny as watching the cart come down as you, but it's worthwhile if necessary. It's like a maze in here. Signs galore leading every which way; you just about need a map to get from one end to the other - something I couldn't say about most other Walmarts I've been to nationwide (including one I stopped into in Florida many years ago in Kissimmee) One good thing comes with this place: it's the only one of its kind within the United States. I still can't say that very many folks are actually serious about following the one-way aisle rules, but I at least made the attempt (not being a common shopper at this store) to follow the rules. (When I got back home later, the one thing I missed I should have looked for here, and something I'll later feel sorry about not making the attempt to look for. (weeps)) One of the things I said in my last review was that parking was overly zealous. But not this time. Most spots were full, but I was able to park down an aisle straight out from the door on the upper level (there's a manmade legal hill that leads to the lower level parking lot) - although it was like a maze to get back out onto Washington Ave later from the Upper level. I do remember in the lost review of how I mentioned the small family restroom near customer service on the upper level. I did like that - if only it was stocked with paper towels, and without a blow dryer, it's desperately needed. There was no one to speak to about this need on this newest trip, and I was able to grab a toilet seat cover instead (although this idea was just as bad as not having a paper towel anyway)), but there were other restrooms I found on this trip I would never have expected.”
“Speaking from the perspective of an employee, as well as customer; the new management here has made tremendous strides to improve the experience of EVERYONE and ANYONE who visits this store. If you haven’t been here in a while, I encourage you to stop in.”
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