I've shopped here a few times before, but today the cashier was so unbelievably rude to me I will…read morenever come back.

The store is disorganized and just unpleasant to shop in. It smelled bad and there was no air…read moreconditioning or even a fan! It was 90 degrees out and humid and crowded. The staff was working hard and I give them credit. I would have walked out because of the work conditions. Several staff members were visibly sweating. There are a lot of bargains, but the products are poor quality. Not worth it just to save a few dollars. The management needs to make some serious changes!

A definite neighborhood store with lots of stuff and good prices. Staff friendly and helpful. An…read moreold time variety store, the antithesis og Amazon.

I have a very deep affection for Save On Fifth. In the late 80's I lived in the area so Save on…read moreFifth was a frequent stop for me as I ran around the neighborhood. Back then, the draw for me was their toy section. I bought quite a few toys there over the years. One time I couldn't afford some toys so they actually let me put them on lay-away (I have no idea if they still do this). I recently visited again before meeting friends in the area for dinner and it was a good but slightly bittersweet visit. Save on Fifth is on a corner, so they have the advantage of having a wraparound window display that allows them to show off a huge variety of products and grab your attention (I personally think the art of the variety store window display is rapidly being lost, a sad commentary on the state of retail). Since it is currently Christmas season, the window was mostly full of toys and Christmas decorations. It looked great and I can imagine if I was say, 7 or 8 years old it would be visually captivating! Walk into the store and it's kind of like overstimulation. Every single nook and cranny of this store is jam packed with product. A kind gent greets you as you walk in in the same spot I recall a different gent greeting me when I was a kid. It was just cool to see the practice was still being upheld. He was very chatty and we got into a short conversation about traveling. I immediately gravitated to my old haunt, the toy section but this was the bittersweet part. They still have an extensive section and most kids will love it, but in terms of the types of action figures I collect they really had none. It's fine, times change and they DID have plenty of toys, just not the kind I would be interested in. The rest of the store however? Just as full of product as I remembered. Housewares? Check. Cleaning supplies? Check. Casio watches in a rotating display? Check! (no, really). They also had a good variety of items. For instance, they had almost half an aisle of just cleaning sprays. I was very impressed. Their prices are fair too. A spray bottle of Fantastik cost me $3.99 which is not too far from what Target would charge. Given the mom and pop nature of the store, I was more than happy to pay it and support keeping this wonderful shop in the neighborhood. Save on Fifth is a great store and I definitely recommend visiting!

Typical 99 cents store that you can find all around Brooklyn and Queens. It's a jack of all trades…read morekind of place. From luggage to candy to electronics to housewares to helium balloons to toiletries they pretty much have it all. Some good deals mixed in with some less than quality items but what else do you expect from a 99 cent store? Picked up a few things for kitchen and bathroom here after my 5K race in Prospect Park today.

An average 99 cents store thats not much different than the other ones in the area. Sometimes they…read morehave something you need but most of the time they don't. When you ask someone there if they have a particular item they do try to help you.

I love this place. It has everything. Because it's not a dollar store, you will find everything you…read moreneed and then some at a good price. Years ago I needed a hanging planter for my plants. They had them. For like $2. Want Martinelli's apple juice? They have it. Want balloons for a party or baby shower? They have it (and I needed it!) They have a little bit of everything for reasonable prices. A good first stop before you head to Duane Reade or Walgreens, as they carry off price items from name brand manufacturers.

Love this place it has everything I need!!!! They have name brand things and now even Christmas…read moremall. I love them and buy from them every day. I recommend this places as it has everything cheaper compared to other places.

I had a disappointing experience at Bargain Land on Church Avenue. Visited on 4/22/2025. After…read moremaking a small purchase ($2.61) and paying exact change--including a $1 bill--I was given a receipt and had completed the transaction. As I was browsing another item, the cashier called out and asked me to exchange the dollar I had just given her because she claimed her customers wouldn't accept it. She said it looked "too old." I explained it was real U.S. currency, suggested she test it or take it up with the bank, and reminded her the transaction was already completed. Instead of resolving the issue professionally, she insisted on a new bill. I left feeling uncomfortable and disrespected. If this store is going to accept cash, they need better training on how to handle legal tender and treat paying customers with courtesy. I always shop here. Will rethink future purchases.

I got up this morning looking for work pants. No one seems to have work pants for women so I tried…read moremultiple places. Shoppers World ended up having nothing and Ashley Stewart was out of their mind with those prices. This place had exactly what I needed for the right price

Truly a bargain place. I spent $60 and filled 3 big bags up. There's also an entire side just for…read morebaby items

Family's been shopping here for over 30+ years. My mother bought some table cloths today that were…read morevisibly stained and was refused an exchange. Clerk and store manager were extremely rude and accused her of wanting to exchange old merchandise previously bought (curtains, they said it was the same cloth), despite having the receipt in hand. This despite both her (she speaks limited english) and myself explaining the situation. Beware when doing your shopping here. These guys are crooks, simple as that. Disappointing given how long we've supported this business.

PROS: They have more diverse items here. I would need to…read morecome back to see if the selection of items. The $3 and $5 dollar isles are here. Waiting in line was shorter than usual and the cashier kept it moving. Security is present CONS: Gotta battle the crowd; just moving around no altercations here. Messy messy messy isles Some items from container area were dirty and damage. Took me while 9am 5pm. Overall: Try your luck on picking up stuff. Sometimes dollar tree is a hit or miss. But at this location l

Just look at the photos. DISGUSTING!…read more NASTY! GROSS! HAZARD TO THE PUBLIC! DOLLAR TREE NEEDS TO DO SOMETHING ASAP. Always one cashier. No other workers in the store. Line is long. Store smells. But of course only in this community. This store is never ever in order. 1 year later and it looks even worse.

I love stopping in here it's like a Woolworth or how "silverrod "…read morewas you can find just about anything there. They make keys, notary .... Quick toy. I especially like they have a bucket with dif screws and bolts. So if you don't have an idea of what you need it might help . They have went up in price. But everyplace has.

Thank god for MF Discount! It's a hardware store that also sells a variety of cheap household…read morethings. I've mostly used them before for making copies of house keys in desperate moments. Another moment of desperation struck during covid when my microwave caught on fire. So. . . . . lessons I've learned - don't leave a small pat of butter unattended in the microwave. You know what? Just don't even try to microwave a small pat of butter. It's better to be safe than sorry. I don't own a fire extinguisher so you can envision the 60 seconds of trauma I endured over trying to make bloody pancakes. Here comes MF discount to save the day! After I threw my defective microwave to the curb, I remembered this spot sold weird appliances and since Amazon takes like 2 months now for deliveries and my precious Target is like a 3 mile walk away, this was going to have to suffice. They had a small variety of microwaves but exactly what I needed with a handful of selections under a hundred bucks. They even offered to make me a handle for my hefty package. Great customer service and super convenient shop. Only thing I would have beef with is how over-stocked the shelves are for a tiny space, it's cramped and loaded with goods. The microwave has been working great though. After the trauma, I feel like I can finally stop watching it with wide eyes, expecting it to blow up on me.

The constantly closing early is a massive inconvenience for your customers. Every time I come by…read moreyou are closed already when your store hours listed on Google and on your front door are different. When I tried to communicate to the staff that they should be open for another 15 minutes and I needed items the staff just said "Sorry miss" and waved me away like they couldn't care less. In a bad economy turning away business is not smart and alienating your customers is a poor strategy. I will not be shopping here again. You have lost a customer because of this.

They revamped their store and made the aisles go the other way around. However, they no longer do…read morethe circulars (in fact, when I asked they have no idea what I was talking about). And now the Tressemee conditioners for 2.99? What conditioner?

It's really a produce bonanza here! I personally bought the dates. It's a huge plastic container…read morefor 6 dollars. The pictures describe it best. Enjoy!!!

Come for the friendly guy stuffing 50 cent baggies of thyme sprigs on a makeshift table right on…read morethe sidewalk; stay for the bountiful yet basic vegetables and fruits. I really enjoy getting groceries here. Everything is clearly labeled, regulars and staff shoot the shit, and they sell fresh spinach, chard, and other leafy greens in big bunches--not plastic clamshells. You can also find the big containers of Vita Coco coconut water for just $3.