Department Stores in Albany, NY

“Had the BEST experience. The saleswoman helped me find my size, went and got me more clothing in that size to try while I stayed in my fitting room, and was overall kind and knowledgeable. I highly recommend this store for all styles of clothing!”

“Stopped by to buy some clothes for my son for our upcoming vacation. Picked up a couple if pants in the boys section.Marshall's is a good place to buy kids clothing, comforters, kitchen stuff and furniture. I use to find great deals on banded comforter sets (specifically Tommy or Ralph Lauren). Most of my comforters I have bought are from Marshalls.Over the last 2 to 3 years I have ventured out of marshalls but haven't been able to match the high quality and the price at Marshall's.”

“Nice store
Thay have so many things you can try on
If you buy it on line you get it home but some time it doesn't fit
At least you can try it out before you get it
Thay have 3 floors to check out
Make a day & go to Macy's
I did the end”

“I love to shop in tj max with my TJX reward card.They have variety items.And they also have name brands in here. There customer service is so good.The store looks neat and clean and well organized.”

“One of the last large stores still found in malls in my area. A good place to go for clothes as they carry a lot. They also have departments for jewelry, home goods, etc. Even if you are not out to buy anything, it is an interesting place to just walk around a bit. I would enjoy these types of stores while you can, since the various chains are closing everywhere along with our malls.”

“They didn't have Michael Kors on the sign, so I thought I'd make a suggestion, by getting another Michael Kors jacket, this time a bomber! What could I do, they had a Michael Kors jacket on the rack... #MAGANordstrom #MAGANordstromRack #MichaelKors”

“Best place to buy socks , sweatpants , pajamas and other basics. Always a great deal especially on Champion brand . Fun old fashioned general store feel. Kind employees.”

“This store was a treat to walk into. There was a myriad of unique gift items, housewares, unique art, wonderful hand crafted chocolates that one fantasizes about.
Everything was set apart to see how to display the works,, if going to a new home.

Definitely a store I’d recommend, hope to visit again”

“The Kohls in Colonie on Central Ave is a great location to shop in. The store is very neat and clean. The Sephora staff is knowledgeable and their part of the store is neat and clean too. The manager of Kohls keeps his employees trained to know where guests may want to see more of the brightest pops of color and the best last chances while they are in line to check out.
He also keeps his employees on their toes for price changes and getting the newest stock on the shelves. I saw all of this in my 45 minute shopping trip which turned my trip into an experience. Not too many stores can give you an experience anymore.”

“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).”

“Great products for the big and tall. I ordered two shirts from shams line they were better quality then I expected ans the fit was comfortable. I'd shop with JC Penney again”

“Cool store bought a few items, nice holiday sale. Layout different from most stores I've visited. Having to go out into mall to go to other level. Not convenient. Need better lighting on men's level. And placement of sale racks”

“Two stories nothing really special. It's just a normal Walmart. It is a tad time-consuming to purchase some items. Due to theft, they have additional measure in place”

“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.”

“I was visiting Albany and I took a trip to the local Walmart. I was taken back by the 2 level store and well maintain. I came across a very professional employee Ms.Alanah of the Washington ave store when out of her way to help me with my needs. She has a vast knowledge of items are located in the store. And a pleasant disposition. My Walmart visit was well worth the trip.”