Been shopping here all these years, and did not write a review. So, my honest opinion I liked this…read moreKohl's branch; It's calm and kept fairly clean during the summer season. When the Winter holiday season arrives the aisles might be a tad messy, with clothing placed in the wrong racks, along with incorrect prices attached. The fitting room needs a makeover, doors are unhinged and feel outdated. The store removed the price scanner machines, so now you would have to rely on the app and scan the code from your phone. Floor staff are resourceful able to help find products quicker. The cashier lines moves pretty fast and efficient too. Overall, a good shopping experience

Came Memorial Day Saturday for a toy their website claimed they 3 of in stock. After finally…read morefinding an employee willing to help us, we found they had zero in stock. Settled on a different toy. Went on a 24 customer long-with 4 cashiers open. Although there are 18 checkouts. In addition, the toy section seems not to have been straightened since the last solar eclipse. Disaster.

This morning, I walked around this area due to this whole coronavirus shutdown. This area is…read moreusually a madhouse during the Black Friday sale. Today, I felt like I was walking around a ghost town. A couple of security guards circled the parking lot. As usual, I get the courtesy nod when I pass them. I walked down the water and I saw a man riding his bike. It's peaceful to just reflect on your past mistakes and hurt feelings. I can't wait for life to return to normal or is there even a normal after this shocking turn of event?

Ceasar's Bay Bazaar has none of the charm of say, Monterey Bay, but is traditionally considered the…read moregateway to Brooklyn since traffic coming off the Belt Parkway comes from Staten Island or New Jersey. Here you can feel the breeze of the estuary and watch the sunset over the Verrazano Bridge. This is where so many different cultural enclaves come together to fish, bike, rollerblade or take strolls. Bazaar feels like such an antiquated term. Maybe for you it conjures up images of a bustling market in the Middle East, replete with spices and silver tea sets. My memories from a Bazaar are from Ceasar's Bay, and so I think about the Black Friday stampedes at Best Buy, or the Toys R Us parking lot where I practiced driving a car for the license I never got. The bay has a storied past, which I'll leave for you to look up or ask a historian about. For now I can tell you this little strip mall + esplanade is not a bad place to while away the hours people watching in Southern Brooklyn.

The staff is very attentive. The managers are always around to help out and assist. However, the…read morebathrooms can be more cleaner with some tissue and soap. The online orders can be more organized and shopped better (most team members struggle to find online pickup orders)

Quite possibly the worst Target in existence. Everything is locked up, employees do not come to…read moreunlock anything and the buzzer just goes off for 20+ minutes. If there's a Target in Abu-Ghraib, it is better than this one. Escalators not working. I saw maybe one active employee walking around looking confused. Guy at the checkout was wearing a Starbucks cap, and was deeply saddened by us being there and patronizing the store.

So before I start, let's be clear. Keep in mind that this is a discount department store. Not…read moreyour soho boutique or upscale organic market. Most of the stuff here has gone through a lot before even landing here at Marshall's. Now, onto the place itself. This I would have to say is much better than the Marshall's in Bensonhurst and Atlantic terminal. It is still new, just opened about a year and a half ago. It is clean and neat at times. I can say that it will be messy at times but the workers here always try to keep it as neat as possible. It's just that the people who shop here don't care and mess it up. They let their kids run around and play in the clothing and shoes we are about to purchase, so keep that in mind, it's not the stores fault. They do have a late night staff as well as early morning that sets everything up, so my recommendation is come early in the morning. As for the stock, I would say they have pretty good merchandise. I am the smallest size in clothing, small to point where many brands don't fit me, yet I can still find many things that fit me in this store. Their selection of shoes are also pretty good. Lots of party heels, flats, and boots. Of course, sometimes it takes a while to look for them because this section is one of the messiest which people obviously just throw shoes around. Not only being unkind to the store and it's merchandise but also those who shop after them. Anyhow, I've managed to score great work shoes here like a pair of black leather Vince camuto pointed heels for only forty dollars, which is a steal. They also offer food And home and bath accessories. It's not as large as many of the other TJ Maxxs and Home Goods are, especially in Manhattan, but this will suffice for a small corner of Brooklyn. The staff is also very hard working here. The only thing I dislike about this store is how crowded it gets during it's busy hours which is usually on weekends or after work. When the line gets crazy, boy does it get crazy. I'm not very patient, but again, this isn't the stores fault, it's just rush hour. Of course, Century 21 is more upscale and preferable among a lot of people, but if you live in sheepshead bay and don't feel like taking an R train all the way out to Bay Ridge or dealing with the busy and tourist filled FiDi century 21, then this will have to do- especially if you're looking for discounted merchandise.

Had batric surgery last year and sizes keep changing and with my low income (now retired and depend…read moreon SS) this store has made me feel great. Alway order on line too. Jacqueline Battle

Teso Life, a large Japanese retail store, offers a wide variety of snacks, drinks, beauty products,…read moreand household goods, and more. I stop by this store almost everyday to buy snacks and other beauty things. I used to also play a lot here for their claw machines and blind boxes. It's always clean and well-organized. They also have sales and promotions for certain items. The staffs here are friendly and helpful. I recommend it to anyone looking for a great grocery store. They recently added a Pokémon slot machine where you can try your luck to get PSA graded Pokémon cards. There's also other locations of Teso if you want to check it out! TESO-X: 133-55 41st Ave, Flushing, NY 11355 K-town Store: 1265 Broadway, New York, NY 10001 St. Marks: 19-23 St Marks Pl, New York, NY 10003 Brooklyn 86th St: 2159 86th St, Brooklyn, NY 11214 Golden Shopping Mall: 41-28 Main St, Flushing, NY 11355 8th Ave Super Store: 765 61st St, Brooklyn, NY 11220

This location had a lot of Japanese products. Slightly overpriced, but you can probably find what…read moreyou need with the variety of products.

I went to TJ Maxx a couple days ago and I found so much things you could get anything there fhe…read moreonly thing is there lines are pretty long other then that everything was amazing

Stopped in to look for a gift for a holiday exchange…read more There is a variety of holiday items, bags, shoes, toys, etc. Prices are decent. Some of the brand named items cost a bit more then regular items. If you need customer service, you have to find someone. I saw only one staff restocking when I was inside. Store is a bit small too and aisles narrow. Difficult to navigate if crowded or with shopping cart or stroller. Ended up purchasing a mug and a gift set. Recommended for quick buy and variety. Location is accessible easily by train or bus.

Iconic place with the most unique selection of goods from Europe. If you're looking to get a taste…read moreof Ukraine Russia Belarus or any of the other former republics this is the spot.

Saint-Petersburg Global Trade House is located on the south side of Brighton Beach Ave between…read moreBrighton 1st Road and 1st Place. Our first experience with Saint-Petersburg was last year when there was still a store on the east side of 5th Avenue near 29th street in Manhattan. Just recently my wife and I had a chance to visit the Brighton Beach store which was far larger and had a wider variety of goods, especially books. My wife is a lover of Matryoshka nesting dolls so naturally since we were nearby visiting Coney Island beach it was understandable that she wanted to visit the store to see if there were anything that would peak her interest.

Deals and Discounts is one of my favorite stores to shop at. The store is always clean,…read morewell-organized, and stocked with a wide variety of products at noticeably lower prices than many other places. I really appreciate the selection: they carry everything from household items to groceries, and I often end up finding more than I originally came for. The staff is usually very friendly and willing to help point you in the right direction if you're looking for something specific. While a few of the stockers don't speak English fluently, they are always polite and do their best to assist. Overall, shopping here is always a positive experience, and the combination of affordability, variety, and cleanliness keeps me coming back again and again.

Great discount store. Some items are more or less normal price but a lot of great deals. I struggle…read morewalking by without going in. Painful. Feels like missing out

Always filled with an endless choice of merchandise. Neat and clean . Very roomy and comfortable to…read moreshop .

Terrible service, nasty staff…read more They have no issue harassing customers. never shop there, not worth it.