Great experience here meeting Nino and Mr. Succa himself! They have a great ability to get down to…read morethe finest details. I highly recommend anyone looking for alteration services and customization for any event they desire.

Had a wonderful experience working with Nino today at the Forest Hills Sacca's location. He…read morelistened to my needs and was efficient in selecting a variety of suit designs for my work demands. Although the slightly longer turnaround time for a custom suit (vs. normal off-the-rack suit) was not possible with my schedule at this time, I plan to return in the near future to go the custom route. The selection was fantastic, and I ended up purchasing four suits and two sports jackets. Great designs--modern, but nothing over the top. Looking forward to picking them up in a few weeks after the tailoring is complete. Thanks, Nino/Sacca's!

I've Been to Anthony men's shop a few times and I must say it's hard to walk out of there without…read morebuying anything. Everything in the store is displayed perfectly and definitely eye catching. The gentleman in the store, believe his name is Jorge, is very professional, knowledgeable , personable and has great taste while assisting you. He is also very patient answering all your questions and explaining fabrics, styles etc. Prices are extremely fair on the high quality of the products. Highly Recommend Anthony mens shop!

A few years back, I was living right at Station Square giving me free and close range reign at all…read moreAustin Street has to offer. The food, the shopping, everything within a few block radius. One day I peeked inside at Anthony to see what was inside, outside of a well appointed window display. Now a loyal customer, ten years later I can say the store and employees are as good and in many cases better than the expensive Manhattan men's boutique shops. The Manhattan shops I've purchased dress clothes and dress casual from always know how to make the shopping experience a day that stands out in the buyers mind. Waiting on your every need, tirelessly opening boxes if shoes, pulling wardrobe from all ends of the store, etc.. A nice Italian blazer may set you back $700. but you get what you pay for. This white glove treatment is available in Forest Hills, its in a small buy well stocked shop called Anthony.

Men's Wearhouse is a national men's clothing chain with hundreds of stores throughout the country…read more They nearly went out of business a few years ago but bounced back. Their online business saved them from Chapter 11. They operate under Taylor Brand. I have been shopping MWH for decades and found some amazing outfits at the store or online. Aboud is my absolutely favorite label at this store. Everything he designs is superb. The return policy is amazing, the service at the store is superb and the sales staff is attentive and friendly. The manager is very professional and attentive. The Rewards program is particularly appealing since everything you buy, has rewards point. You can easily mass up enough points to get lots of free stuff. The alterations program is superior in that once you pay for the first alteration, they will alter your garment for free if you loose or gain weight. Parking is free at the lot if you get the ticket stamped. Easy curbside parking is available in the morning. Try them out and give me a thumbs up if you agree with my review.

I bought a suit for my daughter's wedding at Mens Warehouse (Forest Hills). I stood for a fitting…read moreand paid for some minor alterations to the pants and jacket. Once at the wedding I realized that the jacket turned out to be too tight and I had to leave it unbuttoned all night-for pictures and all. Also, the pants were returned to me from the tailor at Men's Warehouse with a double crease. I went back after the wedding to get it fixed but was told by a manager that I had to dry clean the suit before any further alterations could be performed. I followed up and came back after dry cleaning the suit, only to be told that the jacket could not be altered to fit me. So 3 trips to Men's Warehouse later, an ill-fitting suit and $600 in the trash-with a suit I can't wear anymore, I think I'll cut my losses here -- lesson learned. My advise. . . . stay away from this business.

I've always fancied Banana Republic but couldn't rationalize spending that amount on clothes…read more However, the quality of their goods, classic styles and sustainability of the clothing makes me a fan. Having a Factory Store close by was a welcome to the neighborhood. Having access to clothing of similar quality, at a reasonable price and with the addition of a teacher discount is right up my alley. The store is fairly large with a big men's/women's dept to the right and left, registers in the middle and sale in the back. There are about 8-10 fitting rooms of great size. Most are wheelchair accessible. There is usually one percent designated to that area and it's fairly clean with racks outside to place unwanted clothing. I've never experienced a line or extensive wait. I'm usually able to cash out in 5 mins average. Overall, this store gets a 10/10 for me.

Standard Banana Republic Factory Store…read more Pros: + Easy to access + Excellent service - I came here pretty close to closing and the staff was just so sweet about letting me try on a sweater (20 min before closing). They even helped me purchase it before the store ran out Cons: - Inventory can run short because the popular colors/sizes sell out fast - Charge extra for shopping bags because they're in Queens. So bring a reusable one with you (or it's just 5 cents...) IG: QueenOfAdventureNYC

Today's not my first time here, but I've never reviewed this place when I came in the past. Lines…read moreare usually long, but interactiwith the employees always goes smoothly. They're polite however, you'll never find a customer receiving assistance on the floor. You'd either have to find an employee lounging with their coworker or you'll have to go the register to receive help. There's one line that form and usually two registers open. I think they should have at least three of the rest of the employees are actually assisting customers on the floor.

This place is awful! So many kids. And the employees did nothing when children were locking the…read morefront door, biking without parental guidance around the store, also children were hiding in the racks of clothes and screaming in customer's faces. I would never come back here. Insane place.

This spot is in my hood of birth. Corona, Queens...da hood. Man, All The Right Records is really…read more"All The Right...". You have everything there so it should be called All The Right Everything! From precise cuts, fades, braids, corn rows, etc. in the second floor barbershop to Records/Vinyl, Kicks, Gear, Spray paint caps, DVD's, Tapes, Model Cars even! Exclusive mixtapes too (for da real hip-hop headz). Anyway, dem fools will definitely hook up the tightest haircutz without a doubt. These guys have been cutting hair for a while, for real! Ask for Ryel or Stevo. They've got about six chairs. I used to have cornrows about three years ago and got them hooked up there. I don't know who's doing braids in there now, but it's usually beautiful African American Sista's, but occasionally they'll be spanish. Listen, If you're ever in NYC and want to experience walking down one of THE most ethnically mixed neighborhoods and Queens being The most ethnically mixed City in the Nation. Some Flavors: Colombians, Cubans, Dominicans/Platanos, Boricuas, Ecuadorian, Mexican, African American, Chinese, Korean, Vietnanese, Indian, Arabic, Pakistani, etc. There's a lot to see and do. You've got Shea Stadium off of the 7 train, LaGuardia Airport, "Flushing" stop off the 7 train in Flushing (Chinese/Korean/Vietnamese food/products, shopping malls), Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Arthur Ashe Tennis Stadium where they hold the U.S. Open, and Junction Blvd shopping strip among many others. All The Right...is on Junction Blvd., off of 37th Avenue in what's called Corona, Queens. Where the Beatnuts rep. The streets here get wild come Colombian Day Parade or Dominican Day Parade, etc...You can find everthing on Junction, again right off of the 7 Train. You can take the 7 train from 42nd Street, Times Square. Once you get into the Queens side the train goes above ground and you get a great view of the city all the way to Flushing Avenue, the last stop. Best views at night. Off the hook sneaker spots, clothing, food (Check some of my other reviews), bootleg Dvd's, I mean you name it, you can find it off of Junction Blvd. Including, All The Right... Get it right. Ya heard my niggas! I don't really talk like that Ma. Peace

i been a fan and customer since they were on junction blvd. a true legend to the culture. always…read moretreating the ppl good. i highly recommend atr for the latest drops and flyest gear. tell em ike sent u...dont miss out on the black Friday sales....

It's odd for me to do a review of online support but there is a first for all…read more Trying to log out of my cart a pop up blocked my cart almost forcing me to make a purchase of small things that I didn't need or want. A first for me, tried numerous devices and just b4 giving up called customer Svs. There was a glitch in website BUT the kindest most patient rep tried everything to help me edit and complete transaction. Finally she took the order ( I was hesitant) not only did she assist but offered another $25. Off already sale items and expedited a next day delivery free, just for the inconvenience. She also took all my PC info to repair the website. I never encountered such a patient and pleasant customer rep before. Yes J Crew is a bit pricy for me but they stand by their products and a personal touch like this matters. An extra kudos for being off shore who I am usually disappointed with. This young lady proved that people are people and it doesn't matter where you are working good is good and great is great! Good job J Crew I couldn't have done it

What I find to be confusing here is that the sales seem to be very limited or items are in the…read moreincorrect section with signage that makes it difficult to know what the actual percentage off is. You can ask someone but it's very misleading. For example, I saw dresses that were 70% off and right next to it on another rack in the area with some of the same items that were on the 70% off rack and I was told it was 40% off and not 70%. The staff always says goodbye and sometimes hello when you come in. Other than that, it's quiet. I suppose it's hit or miss but in comparison to other locations, the prices here are quite high. Store is organized

I visited the electronics section on the second floor of the Forest Hills Target to replace a…read moredamaged ethernet cable and restore my high-speed internet connection. An employee named Antika was incredibly helpful. She quickly located the correct cables and patiently waited while I calculated the packaging measurements from feet (choosing between the 25-foot and 50-foot options) into meters to ensure a proper fit for my setup. Thanks to her outstanding service, I chose the 25-foot cable, which turned out to be perfect. As shown in my attached speed test result, my internet is back at full strength with 234.78 Mbps download and 22.81 Mbps upload. I highly appreciate Antika's professional and patient customer service--she completely deserves five stars!

So long story short, I was cleaning up my late sisters apartment and needed supplies…read more It was a quick walk to the store from her apartment, it had what I needed and there appeared to be enough staff so checkout was quick. That being said it NYC so if you are driving good luck with parking. Also its one of the smallest Target I have ever seen so they have a small inventory than a regular sized one

The Man. undoubtedly excellent at what he does. everytime i…read morestop in the store his eye for measurement is always spot on. prices are what you want. good cheap stuff and high end retail items there so there's a huge selection. no pushy sales, always a custom experience and not just selling what he likes, always what YOU like.

Incredible service. Unbelievable price. Probably will never go anywhere else. Parking was only…read morenegative.

I was visiting New York to see a friend, after we went to a show it was decided we go record…read moreshopping. Don't be fooled by this place's size. It has an awesome dollar section. I obtained many gems. Inside they had a five dollar bin, scored a bunch of good ones there too. Their regular records are reasonably priced too. For a small store, they had a very wide variety of genres. Oh yea, it's a skate shop too. I had over 20 records, and I mentioned to the owner what a pain it would be to trek back and forth from bus to train on my way home to South Jersey with this awesome haul. The guy said I think I have a canvas tote I'm not using in the back. Miraculously all of my records fit in the tote. Very cool of the dude! If I'm in the area again, I'm definitely stopping back!

The best store the staff is cool and is also honest their prices are a little expensive but it…read moregives you what you need and does not sell you things just because they want your money your help to choose your pieces