Melville Mall — Attraction in Town of Huntington

Field & Stream was once one of my favorite stores to visit, sadly that place no longer exists. What is now known as "public lands" is one of the most overpriced and out of touch with its target audience I've ever been to. Firstly It seemed like a ghost town- with employees standing around everywhere with no clue where their products are located. As I browsed I was followed by "secrets shoppers" down every isle, around every corner and it was blatant that either they didn't care about making me uncomfortable or they need to be retrained. Every item I looked at the price tag was so outrageous I felt dirty even looking at it. I finally became so uncomfortable with the employees just following me I left and probably...

ITo me it's the best dicks sporting goods and on the side is field and stream one giant store I can spend hours just in the fishing department I've never seen such a well equipped fishing department specially in the rods and the prices are reasonable staff extremely family plenty of ammunition if you're a shooter Nice assortment of rifles I'm plenty of crossbows and lots and lots of Add ons from picket any rails 2M lock rails lots of scopes and red. sights You can spend quite a while In that store and if you're a kayaker well there are plenty I definitely recommend going even for the clothing alone lots and lots of clothing from tactical to casual give it a shot you won't be...

Has a bit of everything for shopping; just no places to sit and eat although you can go right across the street for that.

Contains outlet prices at Macy's Backstage, clothing and homegoods at Marshalls, sporting goods at Dicks, Field and Stream for hardcore sportsbuffs, and a combo food shopping store at Uncle Giuseppe's (deli, pizzeria, ready to eat hot/cold food buffett, sandwiches, soups, seafood, homemade pastas, desserts, freahly ground coffee selections, organic vegetables/fruits, as well as a complete normal grocery shopping side).

Huge parking lot with handicap access.

*Bring your own bags as Suffolk County charges 5 cents a bag to reduce...