Needed summer everyday cotton tops. Found at Telco. Made me happy. Service good. Steady pleasant…read morecashiers. Value good

Excellent store, very good clothes and products and the customer service is very good, they are…read morepleasant and always attentive to serve you, we will return very soon I recommend it

The guy who checked my bags at the front door was the most helpful. He was friendly and assisted…read moreme with all my questions. I forgot his name but he was a lovely young man.

Bought a blender from here, broke within a month, Spoke with tho…read moreAs in regards to exchanging the item and he falsified information informing me the manager could exchange it for me. When I arrived I was greeted with nothing but attitude and confusion. Never buying again.

Lot-Less is like many chain discount stores, sort of like a poor man's TJ Maxx (#1) meets Sears…read more It's definitely not a 99 cents type discount store and I think this Ridgewood location might just be the first Lot-Less I've ever been to. And yet, I'm impressed with the inventory of the place, how clean it is, and how the prices are truly a "lot-less" than other discount spots. I was impressed with the quality of the snacks / food items they had, as well as the niche accessories ranging from electronics to crafts. The clothing aisles are nothing to fawn over, as most of the stuff is generic at best. I was able to find kitchenware, picture frames, office supplies and a halfway decent collection of luggage at super affordable prices. I also appreciated the employees here. They were helpful in helping me locate items and courteous at the register. Weekends can be a tough time to shop here since they do attract a good crowd. Thank goodness for security folks on the outside curbing the number of folks coming into the store. ___________ (#1) New slogan?

Found want I was looking for and then saw other things I liked, so I bought them at great prices.read more

I was excited when this D2 opened up on Fresh Pond Road. I've been to the ones in Brooklyn so it…read morewas about time they opened up one in Queens. This location is where the Rite Aid used to be. It's a HUGE space! The aisles aren't too tight. Its kept neat and tidy. Like other discount stores, you can get a wide variety items. They majority of what they have though is clothing. Mens, womens, children, infants, they have it all. Name brands and lesser knowns. All sizes. Pajamas, every day wear, even scrubs. A whole aisle of scrubs from small to 3X. Joe Boxer brand and others. The only thing I didn't see were shoes. Lots of household items. Pet treats and supplies. Some food, drink and snacks. Beauty and health. They have it all. For about $30 I got 2 pairs of scrub pants, a huge Gain Firework scent beads, Always and Keebler and Ritz crackers. Not bad at all. The associates are fairly friendly. If they had less clothing and more other things they'd get 5 stars from me. It's too clothes heavy for my 5 rating. Otherwise, it's a great place to explore some good deals.

This Is the chain I like shopping at from time to time as they have unique home goods and sometimes…read moregranny nightgowns pajamas and lightweight active wear. I especially like to go through their international food aisle and find cool spices and seasonings that I wouldn't ordinarily see this time. I found a great little garbage can and organizer in 2 different apartments. But they actually matched! I'll probably come by this location again.As it was clean, not extremely busy, and the staff was very nice.

This was a fine enough Target. I definitely loved it aesthetically-- it was clean, bright,…read morespacious, and organized. They had a great selection of beer, which was much more extensive and affordable than any other place I've seen nearby. Having said that, for as large and expansive as this store is, it seemed to be missing some items that I was looking for, and that I have easily found at other Target locations. Their selection of men's clothing was relatively limited, and the downstairs elevator wasn't working when I went. Perhaps I'm being a little too negative, because this is a good Target, but it's not the best I've ever been to.

So after staying away from this place for about a month and eventually going back with someone…read moreaccompanying me. I started to get comfortable again with this place and making solo trips. But of course always a lousy encounter to remind me of how this particular Target truly does target customer. And yes they definately target me and probably folks who look like me. This is the end of the school year & my go to gift for school staff are gift cards. Yesterday I purchase 4 visa gift cards and the only the odd thing that was said to me was that the gift cards aren't on display because customers mess with them--that's an important detail. Today, I went back to purchased an additional 4 gift cards from the same cashier (Jasmine). She initially claimed I can only purchase 3. When I pointed out that I purchased 4 the day before; she claimed she was scolded by a manager and that the register doesn't allow more than 3. I offered to make 2 separate transaction and even offered 2 separate payment sources, if that worked better. She was obviously lying as she "forgot" the name of the manager who scolded her and the register did allow 4 gift cards to be purchased exactly as it did the day before. Long story short, I spoke to store manger and he confirmed what my experience should have been in just making a simple purchase without the extra ego tripping by Jasmine. And that detail, she claimed about the gift card display was clarified by the manager as being place outside of customers purview to reduce the cluttered look of the customer service area. The managers explanation makes more sense since it literally sat behind the counter previously, where customers can't mess with them anyway. Addendum: it was actually 6 gift cards that I purchased the day before not 4.

This store has absolutely everything from furniture to socks to air-conditioners to fans to snacks…read morealso to cleaning supplies so the best thing to do is when you go in make sure that you do the yelp check-in so that you can get your discount. Only downfall would be the people working the floors they are not pleasant. They seem bothered when you ask for assistance.

Disrespectful morons at the door and the store is filthy they are disorganized and rude.!read more

Good store. I've bought a lot of cool stuff there. My fav puma leggings. My cozy sweaters. Some…read morethings are garbage but you have to look and you shall find sth. Oh, and my fav socks are from there! Everything cheap.

Good discount store; a lot of household items are sold at reasonable prices. The clothing looks…read moregood, bit may not last as long. With clothing I understand you pay for what you get. Customer service is good.

Although very similar to both Costco and Sam's Club, BJ's sells smaller sized product for the…read moreindividual or couple, or someone with less storage space. Their app let's you scan items while you shop to make checkout a breeze. I have found the in store brand Wellsley Farms to be a great value. And they let you use coupons.

This is the second time shopping at BJ'S in Queens village, I remembered after I arrived here, why…read moreI never came back here. I called customer service and they told me that my card has been cancelled by the membership owner. So I went inside and approached the front desk and asked the lady about the specials for membership because I was in dire straits from a cancelled card and I saw that Capital One offered discounts for memberships so I joined. They always have some kind of scheme going on with memberships or even entering into BJ's and talking to the customer service. The lady started this sales promotion and said that if I wanted a membership I can pay $15 and fill out an application for a credit card even if I did not get approved. So when I started signing up, I said yes to the $15 promo. Yes ma'am I'll take that offer then. At the close of the scheme just before I swiped my card she said $65 for the premium service. I said we never discussed that we discussed the $15 promotion. Then she says well with this $65 promotion you won't need to apply for the card and you'll get the perks that go along with the premium membership. I don't know why they have a customer service department that don't serve the customers in the correct manner, better yet , maybe they're doing it for a hidden personal game, like maybe they got a reward for selling the most memberships at a premium price. So now I must go back and cancel this membership and use the membership that they said was cancelled. And to add to the swindling process, I had to spend $150 to get $10 off. When I go to register the didn't want to deduct the $10 asking all kinds of questions like I'm the one trying to run a scheme. Something that makes you go HMMmm! Inspire more, Yelp more!

Every time I visit this particular Lot-Less in Rego Park I always leave with two shopping bags…read morefilled with goods. I load up on socks and undergarments for they have small sizes. Nice selection when it comes to apparel. Their food section are always filled with cookies, chocolate, candies, pasta, etc... When you head out to check-out counter there are sweet treats tempting you to bring them home. Home goods are located downstairs. Will be back to get curtains. Good value products at great prices. Will be back again.

I have been shopping at this store for DECADES and never have I ever been so upset and insulted by…read morehow their security guard treated me today, June 4, 2023. I was holding a Dunkin Donuts cup inside the store and the guard rudely told me to leave my drink by the door which I obliged (it's basically a rack that held bags for sale and the cup was placed BEHIND the bags). When my hubby fell in line to pay for the items, I went ahead and retrieved my drink and stood near the exit. I was NOT drinking, and the cup was sealed closw. The security guard then proceeded to harass me and told me to move beside the door and kept blabbing about the no drinking policy posted on the wall. I was NOT DRINKING, I was HOLDING a drink. Oh my goodness, this really got me so upset that I was ready to tell my husband to leave more than $100+ worth of items behind. Good thing my husband kept his cool and preceded to speak with one of the store managers. The shop has a lot of good deals (that's why I've been shopping here for years) and almost all employees are nice and helpful but man.... This security guard wins worst employee of the month.

This was my to go mall growing up in Williamsburg. I would take the M train to Metropolitan Avenue…read moreand go to BJs in this mall. That was the only thing I would do. There are no stairs and a long ramp with a huge incline and a rail for me to go up and down to the mall. The parking lot is massive with many spaces so it's impossible to not get one. Shopping carts are all over the place in the parking lot before you go inside the mall. This mall has changed a lot and was so sad to see some stores go like Burger King and Kmart. I was so disappointed that they both went away especially Burger King. Now there are no restaurants and food to buy when you get there. It's also hard to find a spot to eat nearby because the only thing next to this mall is a cemetery. Hopefully I see new eats and more food shops coming in soon in this mall. Now they have a gym called Pure Gym and Burlington that is coming soon. The Burlington looks really big in this mall so I'm glad they have a nice store coming in. I cannot wait to shop in this Burlington!

Going here as a kid when toys r us and k mart was there, such great memories parking on the roof of…read morethe mall seeing a view of the city from the far and going down that steep escalator was cool part. We use to always go weekends and holiday shopping was always madness but having experience that as a kid things that are no longer there I can be able to tell you. the place is outdated and old not many good stores. there is a BJS wholesale that we use to go to if your into bulk buying this your place to shop that is close to Brooklyn & queens in this part of the area. there are some vendors and some spots to eat but its not all that great. if you dont have a car you can take the M train or Q38/Q67 to the middle village metropolitan ave stop. if your driving just keep in mind this area can get congested with traffic. this mall that once was is no longer the place. 3 stars for memories