This place has been around for ages. I know if I can't find something at other supermarkets/ drug…read morestores than price wise will probably have it. The staff here is usually very helpful. The space is narrow isles but the shelves are packed in with all different types of products. Cleaning, shampoos, bug spray, school supplies, laundry products. You name it Price Wise probably has it. Their prices of items are also pretty reasonable. Find some stuff cheaper here than at other drug stores. I recommend this shop for sure.

I love this store. They probably have some odd wacky thing you need that you can't find anyplace…read moreelse. And no hassle! Open shelves, lots of product selection. If you can't find something, ask--they know where everything is. Regular neighborhood stop for me

99 Cent Stores were once prolific in the City but since the pandemic they are no longer that cheap…read more The majority of goods sold start at $1+. However, one item still costs the princely sum of 99 cents. The Dove Bar! I specifically asked the owner about it. There is a huge sign so one cannot miss it. I frequent this store quite often as there are many items that are far cheaper than at other shops. As one enters the rows are packed to the brim neatly and nicely. Baby wipes which cost now $1.79 are nicely priced as I buy five packets at a time to clean my apartment. Some medications like the A&D cream that comes in a tube costs under $2. Now this is a bargain. Bottles are nicely priced too and so are school supplies. Detergents can be expensive though. There is even a variety of packaged food items but I don't care for them. The owners are a kind couple.

Very good customer service at this new thrift store near my apartment. I've spoken to two employees…read moreand they are so helpful each time I visit the store. Today I was looking for a sink stopper. Prices are very reasonable for odds and ends. There's a little bit of everything. The manager said to give him a week and he will get the smaller sink stopper. He only had the one for the kitchen sink. I need the bathroom sink size. You have to visit to see how organized the store is laid out. This is going to be a pleasure after the mess at the dollar store nearby. I'm already a fan after two visits. I even added the business to Yelp so everyone can support this new business. It's great to have inexpensive options. Plus they're open long hours daily for electric, plumbing and hygiene emergencies. Anything you may run out of. You're welcome.

We came to inflate five balloons on Saturday. Four days later actually already two days later they…read morewere starting to be much much less air of helium in them. I came back to try to see if they could replenish the helium because it must've been over inflated and this the material stretched out, but they refuse to even have a conversation about it.

The ghetto that is "Amster-damn" Ave. between 86th Street and 96th street just grew by one more…read morejunky store. Behold! A 99¢ store so small, as to be almost useless! You know, I really wouldn't mind it so much if the junk didn't spill out onto the sidewalk. Every day, more and more unattractive piles of cheap mops and plastic do-dads blot out the view from the sidewalk seating at the pizza restaurant next door. It's simply an eyesore. Forget about the fact that they don't have room to carry half of what you might actually go to a 99¢ store for, despite using the sidewalk as additional sales space. And having customers who allow their dogs to piss on the floor doesn't help matters at all. I want to say that they can't control their clientele, but messy attracts messy. And don't get me wrong.... I love a good 99¢ Store. But they tend to be larger and more comprehensively stocked. This one is just like the one further down ghettofab Amsterdam, only more sloppy on the outside. I know the sushi place didn't do much business, but this kind of downgrade on the block doesn't help the business that exist there at all. And here I was thinking things were looking up. *sigh*

Lisa's is still my favorite greeting card store in the hood. It's not hard for me to find cute…read moreitems in the discount bin. It's also not hard for me to spend a lot on one of a kind keepsake items. I purchased a really cool motorcycle for my Yelp Friend Jim C. I still miss him especially during this time of year! If you live in my neighborhood, or visit, check out Lisa's. It's been a neighborhood favorite for many years!

I've been going to this store for many years. Too bad there is a rude guy who works there often at…read morethe cashier desk. Makes you not want to go back.

Best pharmacy in NYC, full stop. Been a customer for over 30…read moreyears, wouldn't even think about going anywhere else. Truly doesn't get any better than this, no other pharmacy comes close.

Small independent pharmacy which has been serving the Yorkville area for years. As a smaller local…read morebiz don't expect the size and selection of a CVS but customer care and personal service is on a higher level here. They carry the basics as expected along with cards, drinks, candies.

Baba sells Metro Cards! That's why I like him. This is a great location for my out of town…read morevisitors. My friends always need a metro card to get the train to Grand Central. There's a lot of merchandise for vaping and smoking which I'm not interested in buying. It's good for my visiting family and friends that need to grab a bottle of water or a magazine to read on the train. You wouldn't believe by the outside that there's a wide variety of merchandise inside. I can see why this place has stayed in business during difficult economic times. It's convenient, consistent, and friendly service.

Another typical tiny bodega / convenience store on the UES. Organized, plenty of snacks, cold…read moredrinks, quick eats, NYS Lottery, etc. They have a small hot coffee and tea counter in here. Only $1 for a small cup which is just fine with me. Sometimes I like the option of making my own cup to walk around with. At least I know where my hands have been. ATM in here too if you don't mind paying a fee.

So nondescript on the outside I didn't notice it for the 4 years I've lived in the neighborhood…read more Averaged sized store that is MUCH better than the two 99¢ stores further south on Amsterdam, which is really saying something. I found a medium-sized padded envelope and a pack of small safety pins. Pretty random, but since they still carried it, it shows that they do have a fairly comprehensive selection.

It's a bit of a dump and a bit of a good old fashioned hole in the wall, but, they do have…read moreexcellent deals on clearing supplies here! Granted it's quite a limited selection, but it's much cheaper than Duane Reade or CVS; I got some 409 Bathroom Cleaner for $2.50...it was $5.99 at Duane Reade. A big bucket for mopping was $4.99 as opposed to $12.99. Also, dish soap is a $1.50 not $3.99. Sweet deals.

Easy to navigate, easy to browse, easy to buy. However, the quality of the goods are incredibly…read morepoor. The prices are extremely friendly on the budget, so that would explain the poor quality. If you're in the upper Upper East Side and looking for temporary goods, this is a decent option.

They have been around for about 2 years…read more This is my first time here, I came to get some juices for friends and I found the staff here super helpful and they take time to make sure you get all the information you need to chose the perfect juice for you. The sales person spend a lot of time with me trying to tend to my needs as far as VG and nicotine levels on the juice. They have a great variety of options and some classic favorites are there too as Thai coconut and snappleaplle. I will surely come back here whenever I need more vape stuff.

Great selection great service good prices definitely should stop in to buy all vape needsread more

Really nice quality of items and some really nice brands. When I came they had a handful of Chanel…read moreshoes but appropriately priced. So the prices here are going to be higher than your normal thrift store. Everything is really well organized and the staff is kind.

Housing Works was suggested by my friends who enjoy visiting Thrift Stores. There are quite a few…read morethrift sstores in my neighborhood. This particular Housing Works is nice and organized and very clean. The employees are all very hard at work. I purchased a stainless steel dinner knife for $1 and was surprised I was asked for tax. It's always been my understanding that a nonprofit doesn't pay taxes. Why would I pay them tax? I'm very appreciative of the work this organization does so I'm not going to take off stars. The prices are high to me and the employees appear unhappy. I don't feel comfortable and welcome even though I'm not bothered by them while browsing. It should be three stars but I'm a softy. Go shop and see what impression you get. Or deals.