will always go here for my shoes, no better place and variety…read more exclusive pieces always

It was raining cats and dogs today! Luckily, the bus driver dropped us off right across from Macy's…read more#score You can find hand sanitizer pumps throughout the store along with 6 feet apart social distancing signs. My mom loves to cook and she has her eye on the Instant Pot Duo™ Nova™ 8-Qt. 7-in-1, One-Touch Multi-Cooker. Wow, it was quite emptied this Monday morning. We took the escalators up to the third floor where you can buy home and kitchen products. My mom and I were trying to figure out how to open the Instant Pot's lid. There was only one cashier ringing up an enormous line but I spotted a sales associate folding bath towels. She tried to help us until Wendy (MyStylist) pointed out that the ones on display were locked. Wow, thank you, Wendy, for being in the right place at the right time! She showed us the remaining three boxes for the 8-quart size but unfortunately, other customers rummaged through those boxes. I am picky about those little details though. Instead, Wendy placed an online order for my mom so Macy's can deliver it to us. My mom was happy about today's successful purchase. Next time, ask for Wendy because I highly recommend her. She provided us with excellent customer service and has great knowledge of Macy's products!

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.

I have to say this place is pretty deep if you're not close to the train that takes you there. I…read moreunfortunately had to come here because a hot item was sold out. This target was the only location that had it in stock. I was very shocked to see how huge this place was, everything was in stock at this location. The guest pickup was completely empty so I got what I needed. I decided to walk around. I didn't like that they had clearance randomly stocked on certain shelves. I felt that they should just have one isle of clearance, they didn't. The toy isles were very big. I wish my target near me had a toy section. I found it funny that this location still sold CDs. Lol what is this the late 1990s? The store was super clean. The service was on point as it always is in a target. Target always has great values, i just didn't like that it was in different parts of the store. Huge food shopping section with great deals.

This Marshalls location has been in the Sky View Mall of Flushing for a very long time. The shelves…read morewere rather messy and unorganized where there were clothes all over the floor back then. Decided to stop by and see what was good today. Glad I had taken a look because there were lots of great-valued goodies on sale by the clearance section. Additionally by the look of things, it seemed that they recently had a renovation of the inside of the store. The old Marshalls I had known years before no longer looked familiar to me but in a good and positive way. The skincare/makeup section is moved from the back to the side. So much easier to find products now in comparison to years ago where if you see it, you'll see it. And if you don't, well that's too bad and it's on you. More beauty brands from Sephora including K-Beauty are found in store like The Inkey List, Herbivore, Glow Recipe, Kiehl's, Summer Fridays, Laneige, Farmacy, Curlsmith, Clinique, Skinfix, Peter Thomas Roth, Glossier, First Aid Beauty, Drunk Elephant and etc. Glad to see that the Flushing location finally has a separate section just for K-Beauty alone. It's about time, Marshalls! Next, it is also more convenient to find yoga mats, yoga towels, and other sports/wellness related vitamin (gummies) in the Active section which is located right next to the beauty aisles. If you're looking for a sturdy but inexpensive yoga mat alternative, then Gaiam is the brand that got your back! Their yoga mats only retail for $15 and the yoga towels are $10 in total. The service from staff is helpful + patient + friendly + top notch. Love shopping at Marshalls from time to time. Things are pretty affordable + great value + very durable + highly recommended. Would definitely be back again next time!

This Marshall's was SO BUSY on a Monday afternoon in October. Tons of merchandise. Great selection…read moreand prices. I enjoyed this. There was a lot to look at and try on. I'll be back!

This is just the latest in what I have come to expect from this particular Target…read more After heading up to the upper floor of this Target to pick up a few things, including lightening charging cables; I paid for my purchases there at the electronics counter. As I exited the store through the exact same doorway, I had entered through, the security sensor went off. I stepped back into the store and the security guard asked me for my receipt and took a quick look in my bag, suggesting that a clothing item may still have a security tag. I then walked over to a register nearby and asked a cashier to help me locate and remove the security tag triggering the door sensor. Taking all my items out; absolutely none of them had a security tag. So I went back to the same exit and the sensor didn't go off from the bag but went off as I walked through. I handed the bag of purchased items to the security guard and stepped through the sensor with nothing but what I entered the store with and it went off. The security guard then states, "you can go, I trust you." But I was already embarrassed and felt targeted; especially seeing the mom of another kid that attends my son's school. She wouldn't even look at me as she got her shopping cart; lord only knows what she thought I stole. Then the kicker is, I was already a bit delayed as I just wanted to pickup a few things from Target with the spare time I had until pickup time for my son from school. The sensor didn't go off at all as I walked through it that final time. I absolutely believe I was being targeted as I have encountered inappropriate surveillance and requests to view my receipts (while other patrons passed without them batting an eye); as well as refusal to print me gift receipts for gift cards that I purchase for gifts. I believe the usual security--who may be used to seeing me--weren't around; therefore, I once again fell prey to unfair profiling this particular Target store engages in.

Target Queens Blvd holds memories after all these years. Before we had a Target in East Harlem this…read moreis the trek we took to get good prices at Target. Then we were so happy for years with our big Target on East 117th Street. By the time they decided to close our favorite big Manhattan store they opened up small stores around Manhattan. I'm recommending you keep this place busy before it's closed. Shopping in a mini Target is not much fun anymore. More and more I have to get my favorite brands through Target online for delivery.

Whenever I'm in the mood to splurge a little, this is my go to store. I love coming here to buy…read moreskincare products, house items, clothes for a trip or even shoes. They have such a large selections of items to choose from. Their prices are unbeatable and they also have brand names for such good deals. Although they are not the most organized store, they always have many registers open which makes the paying process very quick. The cashiers are always super friendly and helpful.

I'm gonna be honest - even though I live near the smaller TJ Maxx in Astoria, I would rather drive…read moreto Whitestone to this one because the selection is amazing and it's a big floor. Definitely make sure to stop by the Beauty area, there's always something super good at a lower price. Nice selection of bags as well.

Great selection of stores, but in recent years I think management is choosing to put stores not for…read morethe majority. More niche target. The facilities are well kept and clean The stairwell for garage is a bit sketch and dated, but gets the job done Overall great mall for one in the city.

Ah, the decently large mall that is a nostalgic time capsule of retail therapy. This place has it…read moreall: from Apple (because who doesn't need another overpriced gadget) to Build-A-Bear (for those days when you just need to stuff a bear with love and personal issues), and Crocs (because comfort over fashion is sometimes the way to go). The variety of stores here is like a buffet for your wallet, offering a little something for everyone. I love visiting occasionally to shop and hang out with friends. It's a great spot to bond over spontaneous purchases and the eternal debate of whether we really need another pair of shoes. I used to be a regular here, practically a mall rat. But, you know, adulting happened. Still, every trip down these halls is a stroll down memory lane. Malls are like dinosaurs - magnificent, nostalgic, and unfortunately, a bit endangered. But I hope this one never goes extinct. It holds too many memories, and let's be real, where else am I going to find a place with such a perfectly balanced blend of capitalism and camaraderie in the five boroughs?

This is the best Chinese food place most authentic and flushing New York. It's price super cheap…read moreand cooked by professional chef from all over Asia. This is my first time visiting here, and I fell in love with the food to variety and how convenient it is to buy all these food. You can get stuff from XLB to pork chop rice and everything you could have ever think of a scene in social media I swear

The New World Mall in Flushing has so much to offer! On their basement floor, they've got a huge…read morefood court with lots of different Asian food stalls that are DELICIOUS! A few boba chains located down here too, like Gongcha and TigerSugar. I love getting the Sichuan boiled fish & the mala xiang guo/ spicy stir fry hotpot, which you choose yourself what ingredients you want in your stir fry. The New World Mall also has a supermarket inside on their main level, JMart. On their third floor, is where you can find a restaurant that does dim sum during the day and Chinese dinner at night. Many small shops inside the mall, as well. Nail salon, scalp massage, boutiques, etc. Parking: I usually just find parking on the street.

Huge TJMAXX fan, I'm practically at one once a week. With that being said, this location on Union…read moreTPKE is hands down the worst on the East coast. Sat in line for 27 minutes to purchase two things, while I watched only two other registers open while three employees stood behind them gossiping and hanging up clothes, instead of opening another register. There's a wrinkly ass white woman with blonde hair and glasses that takes the cake as worst employee I've ever seen. She let an employee who was off the clock cut the entire long lin so she could return clothes. That was the only time the old white women ever went to a register - to help an employee instead of a customer. She just sat on her phone while everyone else worked. I will continue to post on this place everytime I go, with the goal of removing that woman from her position. Such a selfish human being. Pictures will come next!

1start is too much. What horrible experience to start this holidays shopping. Worst customer…read moreservice. Worst store I've ever visited. Just a few minutes ago I tried to make a purchase and the cashier #6 told me I had to buy a bag. I told the cashier I only needed a paper bag, and she rudely and repeatedly told me they didn't have any paper bags. I asked again how, in a store as big as that, they didn't have a single paper bag. Her response was, rudely, no, no, no. The cashier or manager at the next register, register #5, just looked at me mockingly. They have no idea what customer service means.

*This review is for the fragrance department of Macy's*…read more I was looking for a modern, sophisticated cologne and the sales associates at the Dior and Gucci section were incredibly helpful. I initially felt overwhelmed by all the options, but after describing the type of scent I wanted, they guided me toward some great recommendations. They even included a few fragrance samples and a vial of a close second choice, which I really appreciated. Overall, excellent customer service and a very satisfied customer!

Ladies fragrances encounter by crude, rude CARLA.. On March…read more21,26 about 11:00 AM. I walked over to the CHANEL counter ( not the skincare and makeup counter .) I noticed a sales associate standing behind the counter and I said" good morning, do work for Chanel?" She very rudely turned her back on me and said " I WORK FOR MACY'S PERIOD!" Well, okay, I'd like to purchase a bottle of Mademoiselle please. " Don't you see that I'm busy." She never turned to face me, hence I snapped her photo from the side . I couldn't believe that she was so incredibly rude. I walked away and moments later she was standing with colleagues complaining about customers expecting her to stop counting her samples to sell something. Really? As a platinum card holder I expect a higher level of customer care and respect. I don't believe that she realizes how replaceable she is. I walked over to the CHANEL makeup counter where I made my purchase and was given a first-class experience. Photos attached are of that woman CARLA ignoring me and then complaining to colleagues.,

The selection of items were okay. The checkout line was extremely long and theres not enough…read morecheckout counters. Got an okay deal on some liquid IV

It's so amazing. It offers varieties of items in qualities n quantities. Choices of good are very…read moregood. Prices are affordable. I love this shopping place so much.