The bargains are good if you can find them but the checkout line is LONG. I found myself here on a…read moreFriday evening around 5:30ish on a hunt for a specific Halloween costume piece. It's not the most organized place on Earth but they do have dressing rooms and had a present attendant to assist you in getting one. I found a cute sweater that when I tried it on, felt like was made for me so I opted to get it. Little did I know that meant joining and endless line that swerved into narrow rows that if you suddenly changed your mind, you'd be trapped in. Also, I hope you don't object to children and families because I definitely saw quite a few of them here though none bothered me and I actually felt reassured that home training and good family values still happen since the family in front of me behaved respectfully, the parents were attentive and they seemed like a functional family that cared about one another. Those rows are far from boring since you'll see all kinds of items there. I opted to include a hairbrush since I needed one and you probably can't have too many of them. The line did move, I got my items checked out and ended up on my way. I haven't usually found things here but if you have time and want something badly enough to brave the long line, you might just find something that fits the bill.

You need to definitely know that coming here on the weekends is mayhem. Always coming during the…read moreweek between noon and 3pm or the am hours. I keep making the same mistake coming on the weekend. This place is super unorganized and it's only getting worse since the boom in people moving to the area. The line is always super love. I do give the people working here five starts because it isn't their fault customers don't put items back. There is a changing room here in case you want to make sure that nicely priced down dress you like looks good. I always appreciate the shoe section, they always have my size. The bedding area is where it gets tricky. You can find a nice bed in a bag but it's always a king size. It's rare for an nyc apartment to have a king size bed in it so I'm guessing that's why kings are always there. They literally have so many sizes here, there's home goods, pet stuff and electronics. It's pretty much like every other marshals you'd go to. Just remember about that line I mentioned earlier, it's a killer especially when there isn't a lot of people at the reregister.

This is a much smaller Target versus many of the others that I have been to…read more Take the escalator down and Target has the whole floor. I found their muffins, scones and bakery items to be much fresher. Expiration date a little longer than the one in Queens Blvd. I came here to get eggs. There was only three cartons left. Always check your eggs before running off to the check out counter. There were at least 1-2 cracked eggs in all three cartons. Asked staff if there were more eggs available and informed him the three cartons should be taken out of the shelves. Staff went back and came back with three cartons of eggs. I took 2. Sign up for Target Circle which is free. You get discounts every week as a member. The eggs were buy one carton get the other at 50% off. You will get more value and discounts with Target Circle. Don't forget to check Target weekly circular for sales and bargains. Tried to shop for clothes and shoes, but there were not much of a selection in the clothing section which was limited and small. For these items I go to the Target at Queens Place. Basically shop for essentials and grocery items here.

I left the neighborhood a while ago and every time i visit family I notice a new spot opened up.. i…read morewas excited to see a new target open here, however, the excitement was short lived. t's a little target whivh is okey if you're in a pinch but then again the area is full of stores so you can always find what you need around quicker than in this target.. is severely understocked and good luck finding staff to help you. Is ok to come here and grab a thing or two while passing buy but I suggest you go to the bigger one in Queens Blvd for your real needs.

Popped into this TJ Maxx while I was in the area, mostly because I had nothing better to do…read more Walking into the store, it was clear this place had its priorities: quantity over tidiness. Clothes were falling off hangers like leaves in autumn, and you could usually spot one or two items on the floor in any direction. It's a typical TJ Maxx scene but a bit messier. This store boasts two floors: the first floor is a treasure trove of women's selections, while the second floor is dedicated to men's selections and household goods. You could say it's a bifurcated wonderland of bargains and chaos. I checked out their bag selection but wasn't too impressed. Marshalls still holds the crown for that in my book. After a good 10 minutes of browsing and not finding anything I needed, I decided it was time to make my exit.

This was my first--and sadly, likely my last--visit to this TJ Maxx location…read more While the store is bigger than the one in Rego Park, it's extremely disorganized. Clothing racks are a mess, with sizes all mixed up, making it frustrating to shop. To make matters worse, the bathroom was disgustingly dirty. I don't understand why there's a code on the door when the restroom isn't maintained at all. There was no hand soap, no paper towels or tissues, no working hand dryer, and the smell was awful. It clearly hasn't been cleaned in a while. One employee, a middle age Asian male staff member sorting packages in the middle of a busy aisle, was also very unprofessional. I mistakenly took his cart and was yelled at loudly in front of other customers, even after I apologized. I saw him later yelling at another woman for the same thing. That kind of behavior is unacceptable. They seem to get good business, but the store seriously needs work--especially in organization, cleanliness, and staff professionalism. I recommend shopping at the Rego Park location instead, where customers are treated with basic respect.

Love this shop! And this time the had the Dumplings I've been looking for all over…read more Have everything from Korean skincare to houseware and all the blind boxes. The dumplings weren't the five below ones but they were on par and weren't expensive. The staff also gave me reusable tote that was so adorbs. I really do always stop in every time I pass. How can I not!

Place is cute, absolutely obsessed with the Book Nooks already bought 3 this week…read more The claw machines are a complete scam tho especially for $2 a play. They immediately let go once the claw comes back up. Workers are little high school kids so don't expect much customer service.

Listen, I know we are still boycotting Target... My daughter has been nonstop asking for me to get…read moreher the big squishy's and Target is the one place who has had them, for a reasonable price ($5.99). The problem is finding a Target with them in stock. Looked for the cheese, strawberry, banana, and peach on their website when I got to work. No target around my job had them, and 50 mile radius option has shown Target's in NJ, Westchester & deep Long Island having them, but only the Target in W. Nyack said that they had them in stock, so I was going to drive the 2 hours, after work, to get her the banana. Then the peach popped up as in stock at the Flushing location. Left work as soon as I got off, took the LIRR, and rushed to this location (cause you Mfers wouldn't answer the phone). Got there, and to my dismay, nothing in the shelves. Saw Jessica G. come from the back, and asked if they had them. She looked on her handheld, nothing came up, until she put the item number in. Sho nuff, they had 9 peaches in the back, with a 2 max limit. Jessica also found a squishy duck, which my daughter also wants. JESSICA G. you made me stopping my boycott for the day well worth it. God bless you!!!

I have been shopping here for over a decade and this was by far the WORST and MOST DISGUSTING…read morebehavior I've ever experienced in my 28 years of life! I was checking out at the self checkout around 9PM on a Tuesday evening. There weren't many customers around as it was a weekday. As I was checking out, there was a sales person by the self checkout section. I was paying by coins today as the machine gave me an option to pay by card or cash/coins. I usually pay with cash or card but since I wanted to get rid of some coins laying around the house to declutter my space, I brought some coins out to use. Then the lady, went up to me and asked me, "you're paying with coins?" I responded, "Yes, I am." She then said, "You can't put coins all at once or else the machine will jam." I respected her reasoning, I took notice, and I accommodated and slowly put in the coins little by little. She then had the audacity to tell me to "show her" my coins. WTF. Why do I have to show her the money that I was using to pay the machine to her. I am paying at a self check out. I directly asked her, "Why?" In no way shape or form was I going to let her step all over me and my rights to my own money. She made me felt so unbelievably uncomfortable. There was a camera in front of me and from the camera, I saw her in the background literally eyeing me down the whole time as I was paying. The funny thing was she an Asian middle-aged woman, probably in her late 40s or early 50s, had long black hair, and spoke perfect English. She targeted me, an asian woman, in her late 20s, and in no shape or form looked or done any illegal activity. I was well dressed, wearing a north face jacket, and a gym fit, long white socks, and a new balance sneakers with a duffel bag, since I wanted to do a mini target run after my gym workout. I have innocent features & appearance. I look way younger than my age, my hair was cleanly tied back. I had an open body language. I was only purchasing three things: frozen chicken nuggets and a bottle of ketchup and chitpotle sauce. I definitely don't feel comfortable coming back here anymore. Target, do better with your hires. You lost a loyal customer. I'm going to the one in College Point from now on.

They have everything you need, if you don't see it -- ask! They'll find it for you! Been going here…read morefor over ten years, super nice staff.

This is a perfect space to buy things for kids especially if you are trying to fill up a ton of…read moreEaster eggs or stockings for the end of the year. This is the place...or as we used to say back in the day...my jam. I have visited countless of times to buy gloves, socks, hair scrunchies, combs, and airplane/helicopter toys. I have bought a ton of stuff in the past. And I'm a teacher, so you know where I go for supplies for my students, right here...they sell erasers, staplers, folders, stickers, popsicle sticks, glitter glue...it's like Michael's but way more affordable. I noticed they have the best things for young kids on a rainy day. I bought a plastic mosaic puzzle for my child and he totally loved it. I just really speak well of this place, but I'm afraid to review and share it because then it'll be so packed I can't even move...but now I realize you'll find it eventually.

The prices are not amazing affordable it's worth going there shower curtain, clothing, shoes,…read moresandals I give them five stars

I wanted to buy jeans because it is on sale I can't return it. There is no try on room. Prices are…read moreway up. I usually buy food there.

A decent discount / hardware shop with limited cheap priced goods and they copy keys at cheaper…read morecost then most locksmith stores . Place is cluttered with a bunch of useful things , housewares , hardware supplies , and a bunch of other nik naks that are useful .I BROWSED around a bit and picked up a portable tool set for the car and light bulbs, extension cord and rechargeable flashlight .Really not sure if I need any of the stuff I purchased but the prices were too good not to . Not as good as dollar general or deals and discount but I bet you that if you browse around a bit , you won't leave empty handed .3.5 stars on my yelp meter .

I had been going to this store since we moved into the neighborhood. Support the small business and…read moreall that. Today I needed keys made. Two copies of three keys. While he did that, I ran another errand. When I came back, he'd only made copies of two keys. I handed him the originals back, with the third key in my fingers, for him to make two copies of that one as well. I paid for my merchandise, got home, tried to use my new keys in the door...he'd made another pair of one of the other keys. So I go back to get the correct key made. "You made a mistake and copied the wrong key." He tells me "I can't work with you. Go somewhere else." "It was your mistake," I said, keeping myself calm though I was outraged. "If you're unhinged, I can't work with you." He actually said that to me. So he's lost a loyal customer. I will gladly go a block farther to the store on 23rd Avenue when I need something. This kind of thing is also why I buy from big box stores. They have standards for customer service and disciplinary measures when those standards are not met.

I love coming to dollar tree, I'm sorry one twenty-five tree. This location always seems to have…read moreone person at the register. But I do appreciate how big this location is. The fact that its steps from the Broadway N/W station is a huge plus. I tend to come here when there's something out of stock at the steinway location. Their order and pickup runs very smoothly. I'm really impressed with their location. They lose a star because some aisles are too small for someone who is handicapped using a wheel chair. It's hard to go down one aisle with someone in general. At times, I felt like I couldn't be in the aisle alone. In this particular location the older people tend to think anyone who is young works there. It's pretty funny, and I play along like I do and help them. So if you're coming here, expect to have some small talk with the older generation.

This Dollar Tree is very chaotic and overstimulating. There's always a long line to check out,…read moreshelves look ransacked like the apocalypse happened. I initially came here for egg dye kits around Easter time which were, of course, sold out. I was also heading to the movies, so decided to save myself some money by grabbing some candy from here, which was well stocked but also behind some plexiglass that you could reach your hand into...I guess to make it harder to steal but not impossible? Who knows. The line to check out too me around 15 minutes or so this day, but I was happy to see that at least their candy section was well stocked. This is one of the only true dollar stores left in the area, so I guess beggars can't be choosers. I still prefer the one on Northern Blvd to this one.