I just got out of the dollar store. It's Sunday, November 23rd. I asked them to fill up three…read moreballoons for me for school. It clearly says it's $2.49 per balloon and the owner charged me 18 bucks. The cashier that I had was a really nice man and I think he felt bad that was too afraid to ask the owner for a change in price. Normally, this place is my go to thing for everything. But prices have gone up. It's literally not a dollar store anymore. They actually change the prices when they get to the cashier. Just a note to the dollar zone. I don't mind paying more for something, but I just wanted to let you know the stickers that you put on your items do not come off so it's hard to give them as a gift.

They are ridiculous....they accept NO exchanges,, even with a receipt. Everything is now $1.19…read more (wouldnt $1.20 be easier) The biggest problem is the staff...they are a large Indian family who yell across the store all the time...any time you ask where something is (since they move items constantly), they act as if you are asking for their first born child! They treat customers like cattle....they know me...i have told them i have had bowel surgery and have urgency which does not allow me to leave to go to the nearest store without a major accident...They responded that they would have me arrested. i told them to please call the cops and they could find me in the staff toilet. Since that time, they have accused me of "breaking things", leaving the BR a mess (trust me...the homeless would be offended by the filth). Oh, BTW, they never called the cops when i used their bathroom nor did they complain when i pulled deodorize, hand soap and paper towels from their shelves to stock their bathroom!! We still shop there for bargains...esp holiday items...but i am as nasty to them as they are to me and others...getting yelled at is normal for them...I remind them we are not in the streets of Calcutta and deoderant and manners are routine in our neck of the woods!! Why still shop there, you ask? Well, my shopping has decreased by at least 50% and i am very clear what i am there for and take NONE of their crap...btw, i can honestly say at least 5 of my friends feel exactly the same way...basically, we use them when it is convenient for us and we dont feel like paying $5.95 for a BD card.....but they manageed to alienate most of the neighborhood! Hope they read this and spend a. minute or two examining their behavior, Oh ...you should note that when they first opened, they were 'normal' and didnt look like they were running a Nazi camp...they really keep getting worse and worse! Diana G

Love this place ever since they been known as the Od job great place to shop for home goods and…read morekitchens and other things. Great place good friendly people and great service

It's an amazing store to shop. But, the manager Felix have to go. Very disrespectful & no sense of…read moremanners & job performance. Very rude. Starts discussing problems in front of of customers. Noticed, plays lot of favoritism with employees. Time for a new manager

A Hidden Gem with Heart This was my first time visiting the…read moreHabitat for Humanity ReStore, and it was such a wonderful experience. A friend of mine is opening a small artisan consignment shop, and we were able to find amazing store displays--stand shelving, a bench, and several other pieces that helped create the perfect rustic yet chic, neutral look she was going for. The staff and volunteers were incredibly pleasant, welcoming, and helpful throughout our visit. Parking is free, and I highly recommend going early during the weekday to make it easier to find a spot and less crowed. This place truly carries everything you could need for your home--sofas, bedroom and office furniture, bathroom items (from sinks to toilets), pots, home décor, light fixtures, shelving... you name it, they likely have it. They are constantly receiving new donations, so you never know what you'll find on a daily or weekly basis. Every time we thought we had found everything we needed, we decided to take one more look--and each time, we discovered even more great items. On top of that, it feels especially good knowing that your purchases support such a meaningful and worthwhile organization. If you have furniture or home items to donate, this is absolutely a place to bring them. I will definitely be back and highly recommend stopping in--you never know what treasures you'll find!

This newly opened branch of Habitat for Humanity Restore is such a treat…read more It's an enormous warehouse of quality used furniture. I didn't find what I needed but got tons of help from the staff as I looked. They even lent me their tape measure since I had forgotten mine. Employee Jenn greeted me with freshly popped popcorn since they just celebrated their grand opening. She also mentioned that they have a moving company to help you transport purchases for those of us who are car-free. * friendly helpful staff * clean * large inventory * transport available

This store is medium sized and it's a hit or miss on any given week…read more The customer service was lackluster. I returned a Xmas gift for a relative here a few days ago and the woman at the counter seems new. That's okay. What's not okay was her and her supervisor throwing veiled hate for each other as she struggled to produce a gift card/store credit in exchange for the clothing I was returning without a receipt. I mean the hate they had was palpable and it made for uncomfortable awkward silences in-between. As for the store, it could definitely use some better organizing. One quarter of the store looked like it was in transition from the holidays. It looked terrible and uninviting. The thing that salvaged this store is that it's a tj maxx with decent selection and some good discounts. But beware of the customer servers, they got attitude.

Love this store its always has great finds. If you take the time and look and actually walk around…read moreslowly and a few times you always find something in an aisle that you didn't see the first time. Being a credit car holder with them will definitely provide great rewards for future buys.

Yep, let me take you back to the 80's, I see other mention the 80s also…read more Well, for us at Danny's autobody, we loved Delagado's sandwiches. My favourite was the corn beef with cheese, everything on it heated under a cast iron press. Oh my GOD, it was my heaven! After 45 years passed by and I had to look it up as my all'time best sandwiches. It was expensive, yes, was $8, not bad today's standards but back then was a hefty price. It was a nice portion, should of been good for 2 meals, but I was never able to stop at the half way down as a growing man. The taste............. fantastico, I still can taste it in my mouth!

A Yonkers Institution…read more Delgado's Grocery is an absolute hidden gem in Yonkers. I've been coming here since the early '80s -- my dad introduced me to this place when I was a kid, and I've never eaten anything else from here except their famous Wedge -- a pastrami con todo (pastrami with everything). This place has been serving Yonkers residents for over 50 years, and the friendly staff really makes you feel like part of the family. I love this place, my children love this place, and my wife would kill me if she ever found out I came here and didn't bring her a sandwich or share one! Even my sister-in-law, who follows a strict gluten-free diet, sacrifices her usual routine just to enjoy one of these sandwiches. Best sandwich spot in Yonkers, hands down. Trust me, call ahead if you can -- you'll want to get your hands on that wedge!

They have some stores the movie theater but parking is a bit ridiculous they need more to have beca…read moreregular ; it's just an ok place for me to go. Not enough stores not enough places to eat

WATCH OUT FOR THE STUPID SECURITY GUARD…read more I was there a few days ago (April 29), early in the morning looking for the LLBean store to return an item. I asked a young, male Hispanic security guard who was sitting in his clearly marked security car where the store was and he told me it was on the other end of the strip. (it turns out the store was on the block we were on). I was later told by a worker (who barely spoke English ) at a pizza restaurant at the other end of the strip that the LLBean was at the other end of the mall where I had been. I DON'T KNOW IF HE'S STUPID OR INCOPETENCE, BUT HOW DO YOU WORK SECURITY IN A MALL AND NOT KNOW WHERE THE STORES ARE (WHAT IF THERE WAS AN EMERGENCY). I HOPE HE IS NOT ALLOWED TO CARRY A FIREARM. HE NEEDS TO EITHER BE RE-TRAINED OR FIRED.

This location is my favorite. Found such cute things to create Easter baskets. Amazing candy, 4 for…read more$5. The shelves were fully stocked. I was greeted as soon as I walked in.

The staff were very nice and helpful but it was all a mess inside.(I'm not blaming the staff) I saw…read morekids throwing things and running everywhere and some parents placing things in the wrong place. I bought two things from there which was a budgeting book and headphones for my daughter to take for school. The book was very nice and helpful for me but the headphones did not work the first day we got them. Fortunately I fixed it but my daughter said that it the audio keeps cutting off.

I'm going to start going to Walgreens or CVS instead. My wife and I felt really uncomfortable at…read moreValue Drugs in Eastchester. From the moment we walked in, it felt like the staff and even the people unpacking boxes were watching us. Other customers who were white were being greeted when they walked in and out, but we weren't. I'm not saying they're racist, but based on our experience and what others have written, it seems like we're not the only ones who felt this way. The store is also pretty dirty. The carpets have big stains and there's clutter everywhere.

More than Rx. Value Drugs Eastchester triples or quadruples (plus more) as a hardware stop, kitchen…read morespot to get Tupperware and stuff, gardening center- hell, even outdoor patio sets out on the sidewalk. Weird- but after all these years I've done errands in the area, Value D. is doing something that's been working for them. I picked up a few items that I could truthfully get closer to me for $2-$3 less. But hey- Value D. is big, it's convenient and could almost be a one-stop spot.