Boscovs - (Near Binghamton, NY)

3 /5 ÜNSAL TIRBAN: My first time visiting this store. The prices are reasonable, and there are five floors filled with a wide variety of items. The basement level is especially useful, offering discounted holiday leftovers at lower prices. What I liked most is the large selection—you can find many different options in one place. That said, the store feels dated. The overall look and layout resemble a late-1980s or mid-1990s shopping experience, and a major renovation would help bring it more in line with a modern, 21st-century retail environment. Overall, it’s a good place to visit if you’re looking for alternatives and variety.

4 /5 Ace Cardona: Boscov’s is probably one of the better places to shop in Binghamton. They have most of what you need at a good price. Some of their clothes are a little dated but I’ve noticed improvements selection wise over the past year. If you come here looking for shoes you might struggle as the options are limited compared to the other things they offer- that’s probably the only major downside. Their sales are amazing- especially after a holiday passes and the items hit 75% off. There’s some items that I haven’t noticed being on sale but the prices are still lower than other stores which is good. I’ve been able to get very nice things from this store. Each floor offers their own variety of things but I recommend going to each floor- even if you don’t plan on buying something the same day, they usually carry the same or similar items for a good time before things get rotated out.

5 /5 Patricia Bish: I love Boscovs! There arent many department stores, bricks and mortar, still around and they do a great job with customer service and they sell everything. Kudos to owners, Broome county and staff! 5 stars

4 /5 David W. Kehrer: Some good prices and selections here. And the Binghamton store is like walking into a a time capsule. Took me back to my younger days of Sibleys and McCurdys.

5 /5 Ryan Conklin: I love Boscovs. Always liked it better than the Oakdale Mall when it was still an actual mall even. I no longer live in the Binghamton area but did for the first 30 plus years of my life. Until just recently I had no idea Boscovs had over 50 locations and ive only ever been to the Binghamton store. Ive recently heard there is one out near Utica and there is supposed to be one opening in Rochester in the near future. Was hoping there might be a Syracuse or Watertown location since both are about a half hour from where I live now but guess not. Hope the Rochester one ends up happening . Id drive the little over an hour it takes to shop at Boscovs without a doubt.