This store has everything that you may need at affordable products, name brand and off-brand. I…read morelove to shop at this location whenever I am in the area. It used to be named National Wholesale Liquidators but they have dropped the Liquidators off. The store is well-stocked and neat. However, space can be tight because of the amount of products that they sell. It doesn't deter me from shopping there at all. If, you are in the neighborhood check them out.

I would to commend Jean for his exceptional service every time I come to this store, I have been…read moretrying to get this letter to the head office to inform them of the great employees that have at this store. I have been decorating ad going back and forth until I can get the things I need and they always help their customers find what ever they need to buy again the manager Mr Jean at the the Rosedale store is a always a pleasure to see when we go sopping in this store. Thank you so much Angela

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 genuinely like Lot-Less! It's a great place to browse the aisles and score some amazing bargains…read more However, I'd caution shoppers to be extra careful when purchasing skincare, cosmetics, and food products. There's often a reason why certain items are heavily discounted--some may be older stock or nearing expiration. Case in point: I recently noticed they started carrying high-end designer cosmetics, including a luxury foundation that normally retails for $70+ but was selling for just $19.99! Definitely a steal--or so I thought. Understandably, the cosmetics were kept in a locked glass display. After notifying the cashier and waiting quite a while for assistance, an employee finally approached me. I simply asked to see the foundation box, but he immediately insisted that everything was brand new and that I couldn't open or test anything. Here's the thing: **I wasn't asking to swatch or test the product!** I know this isn't Sephora. I just wanted to check the batch code to determine how old the foundation was. He reluctantly retrieved the box but wouldn't even let me hold it. He offered to look for an expiration date, and I had to explain that many cosmetics use batch codes rather than printed expiration dates. Eventually, he allowed me to photograph the box. After researching the batch code, I discovered the foundation was approximately **19 months old**. Even more concerning, the display product appeared to be separating or coagulating. I'm certainly glad I checked instead of simply taking his word that it was "brand new." To be fair, older stock doesn't automatically mean a product is expired, but age and storage conditions matter, especially with liquid cosmetics. **My takeaway:** Lot-Less is absolutely worth visiting for bargain hunting, and I'll continue shopping there. Just do your homework before purchasing beauty products or perishables, especially when the prices seem too good to be true. And as for customer service? Let's just say it's probably best to shop here when you don't need assistance. Great bargains, but the customer service could definitely use some improvement!

while in jackson heights queens i went to the local d11 deals and discounts store to pick up a few…read morethings and a few turned into a bunch and i aint mad. larger then the astoria spot but basically has the same stuff from a to z . picked up some plastic tupperware, shampoo, body wash, socks, slippers, doggy bed, garbage bags, small rug for inside door entrance and a few other nik naks for less then 80 bucks . the selection of mens, ladies , kiddies clothing and acessories may not be the best in variety or quality but you cant beat the prices as a everlast hoodie for only 8 bucks is a steal. i suggest that when visiting any deal and discount store go thru every aisle or section of the store cause i bet you will find something useful as thats always the case for me.

Haven't shopped here before. I needed and wanted a small travel bag. . Thankfully, a staff person…read morehelped me find it . Unfortunately I didn't get her name . I was also helped by Clerk 1. I will return.

Love this store... The only problem is I can never leave without spending lots of money and coming…read moreout with stuff I didnt need, lol. Seriously, they always have a great selection and the prices are amazing. I was able to get beset balls for all the kids aty sons bar mitzvah because of their prices. The staff is pleasant and friendly. I lobe this store... I will keep recommending it and coming back as long as it's around!!!!

Just left Amazing Savings. Got what we needed. Was ok experience…read more No one came over to me to ask what i need but wasn't a bad experience

This store reminds me of Conway stores. It has everything that you are looking for. As it is around…read morethe holidays the store was filled with various decorations and cards. They sell clothes towards the front of the store. The front is a bit tight trying to get around. Towards the middle you have your various shoes/slippers as well as curtains, bathroom items. They have kitchen items as well and many different cleaning products. Luggage, food containers and even the pulley carts for grocery shopping. You are bound to find discount store items that you are looking for here.

Two days ago I made a purchase at the Forest Hills location, where my family and I have been…read moreshopping for years. I was there to buy a shower curtain, when I opened it I realized it was curtains. I went back to the store today, curtains perfectly put back in its original bag, receipt. The sales clerk would not exchange or return the curtains. The reason I was given was that it was my error. I never in my lifetime been given such an excuse. It's actually incredible. I am completely disappointed and obviously will not shop there again. I have lived here 57 years and always wanted to support our local stores.

New D&D store opened in Rego Park. Just the right neighbor…read morefor a discount store since several have closed in the neighborhood. Its the same layout as the store in Astoria but the cashiers are near the front to the left side of the entrance. Same merchandise of cloth and products. I buy my work clothes from D&D all the time because the clothes will get messed up at work! Good prices for casual wear.

Be careful in there, pricing on item is not what you will be charged... it's more!!!! So call…read moremanager is very arrogant... when I called the out

I love this store! It has pretty good closeouts on clothes and home goods. This is a perfect place…read moreto pick up clothing to create promotional items for your business or hobby ventures! They have decent seasonal items like Christmas decorations. The prices are good as well.

The selection and value of the men's clothing is excellent! I buy all my clothes from this store,…read moreand they are close to Steinway Street so I don't have to walk too far. I take a size 42 waist in pants and that size is not easy to find. This store carries that size. I bought 4 pairs of 42 inch waist pants from this store. I highly recommend you go there, you will be surprised.

This store is clean and has a billion things somehow neatly arranged, I often hit it up if I need…read moresomething like a kitchen stuff, school stuff, etc. There's a lot more electronics, cleaning, cooking stuff here as opposed to large items. Anyway, here is a good place and nice service.

Fraudulent business practices. They posted a charge to my account recently, I don't live in New…read moreYork nor have I ever been there.

Everything in the store is actually the same price - all of it !! ($1.25) it's not one of those…read morestores where items are four dollars and seven dollars and twenty dollars. I literally decorated my entire front lawn for Halloween from the dollar tree and every decoration was $1.25 from tombstones to skeleton skulls to really cool signs. A lot of the stuff is pretty decent. I'm just happy to finally find a dollar store that everything is a dollar well $1.25 and I don't have to ask how much is this that and that. They even have inflated helium balloons For birthdays! I went to a dollar store about 10 minutes away before I found this one and the balloons were freaking $3.50 like what!? So this place has them for $1.25 and I'm thrilled. Huge selection of stuff here too. Candy to toys - even cool toys! To art and school supplies to kitchenware and more.

For me, most of the staff do what they are supposed to be doing, however...during the evening…read moretime...there is a fat short Latino guy who works the cash register and has a HORRIBLE attitude. I was attempting to get a dime or two to pay for my purchase and he began to suck his teeth and act restless. I gave him a friendly smile and told him kindly...relax, the day is almost over....he shouted... "I DON'T NEED YOUR FUCKING ADVICE, NOR DO I NEED TO RESPECT YOU" I then gave him a dollar instead of the dimes and snatched my receipt from him with my change. He was only lucky that I am a very peaceful person and although I have a black belt and could defend myself, that I did not kick his brain to a place where common sense and reason reside. He should definitely not be working there.