Ocean State Job Lot is a fun store to visit. It's a chain, so look for the one closest to home…read more This Job Lot is located in a small strip mall with plenty of parking. It's always fun to visit here as you'll find all kinds of things for around your home. Prices can be fantastic or average so keep your eyes out. They have a rewards/membership program though I don't know if I've ever gotten any sort of discount. I'm particularly pleased that they've expanded their hours a bit more. During the pandemic, they started closing every day at PM. That didn't leave much time for shopping after dinner. They finally extended hours back to closing at 8PM. That's a little better. You'll find clothing very cheap and it is what it is. The quality isn't always bad. Thermals and flannels are hardy and last a while. T-shirts, maybe not so much. But for the prices, I think you'll be pleased. Seasonal items for the garden, the pool, around the yard, holiday decorations, you'll find all of that in here. Pure maple syrup is another hot item here. Watch for the sales when it's really cheap. They also have pet supplies and plenty of other home goods. It's overall a fun store!

Great store, Great prices, and they carry many stuff, From Food too Home decor, very reasonable…read moreprices.

Huge busy store Lots of choices…read more Children's toys Basic plates -v nice design plates New items all the time Prices are v good Terrific for all holidays year round

I MADE OUT LIKE A BANDIT!!!!…read more Giving two kids - 9 and 11 y ears old - a $20 budget for Christmas/Hanuka shopping made me tense given that we were headed to Walmart... However little 9 year old princess convinced her brother and myself that this store was the place... We relented to her. Alas I havent been in that area much, but I do know that Spring Valley had an itsy bitsy AS. Not anymore people! Apparently they are in place of the huge PathMark that used to be there. Although the "local"s are nosy and pushy (sorry, i speak the truth) the kids heaped up gifts that were really smart and fun. My little princess had to have her "maybe" pile and the little guy was pensive adding numbers and choosing wisely. It did take a while, but I'll tell ya - what a huge selection. We walked out with so much stuff, from make your own jewelry box, hello kitty teddy that opened to a blanket, basketball, school lunch bag with a cool key chain, pens, lip gloss that I am highly considering next years budget to be $10.... Great bang for your buck.

We love this store ! We have bought a lot of Christmas ornaments and a Christmas tree thereread more

Great products with really good pricing Convenient location…read moreExcellent customer service - they take care of any problem with a smile Many holiday items all year long

For what it's worth, I generally like Marshalls but this location is literally the land that time…read moreforgot. It was a dingy third-world bazaar when I lived here 35 years ago and the passing decades have only hardened the crust and deepened the twilight. The past-season designer inventory is pure Marshalls as are the mismatched bar stools and the elephant tusk wine racks. Bargains can be had but there are far better examples and execution of their concept nearby. A serious update is in order.

The new Marshalls is super clean and organized which is something their previous location lacked…read more I'm not a fan of how the store is set up and miss the larger selection of bedding that was available at their old site. I love that they are located in the same shopping plaza as HomeGoods and T.J. Maxx.

So nice and comfortable a shopping place.. do miss the old mall on visits to Nanuet AT CHristmas..read more

Came to this mall during the winter holiday season and all the bushes got lights in them. They are…read morevery nice. All the stores are lined up outside with bushes all around you. Parking is impossible here because of the limited parking spots by each store. Got to wait for another car to leave and see if any car is fighting for the same spot and then you go berserk! Not much going on here. There is a limited option of stores in this mall that I go to. Wish there were more stores of my type!

Visited Dollar General in Pearl River recently. The store is super clean and the workers are very…read morehelpful. Manager also helped us. We will definitly be returning soon.

Store is filthy. Staff is rude especially the lady working there today (3/13 I believe she's the…read moremanager) No hello, no thank you, no have a nice day, she was screaming to coworkers across the store in front of me. Rude. I have been to other locations of this store and I believe corporate would be disgusted!

I walked in ready to spend on a holiday outfit or two at the Nanuet NY location. There was only one…read moreother male customer in the store, who was being helped by a sales associate. Two other sales associates were there, but really enjoying their personal conversation as I walked around looking lost. No acknowledgment even as I walked right past them. I somehow made eye contact with one of the women at the register. All she said to me from the register was "how are you, everything is 25% off." I smiled, took a pause and realized they have no intention of helping me, so I left and shopped at another store where two sales associates went above and beyond to help me find a holiday outfit with no mention of the deep 60% discount I would be receiving. I received an additional 15 % on text! I wasn't even shopping for a discount, so it was a pleasant surprise. Usually, this location has excellent customer service, so it was surprising. I may go back, but for the price point, would expect some level of appropriate customer service.

Excellent service, fabulous clearance selection, and I didn't feel like anyone was trying to push…read moreanything, but simply to be helpful in gettin. Me exactly what I wanted. I left happy.

I'm a fan of Homegoods generally because you can find a lot of cute and quality home items like…read morecooking pans, foodstuffs (spices, coffee, cookies and snacks, trendy healthy things), decor, bowls, useful household tools, bathroom and kitchen items, and some furniture. This one is pretty cramped if there are a lot of shoppers. You never know when or what you'll find at these discount stores so if you see something and like it, I'd buy it. In some aisles you'll find additional discounted things but these are usually the dredges. If you're into not paying full price, it's the store for you.

I only shop here because you can find great deals but I'm less and less enamoured with the chain as…read morethey place no value on the customers. New rules are in place lately and they treat you like sh**!

Goodwill located in Nanuet is convenient on two fronts. You can drop-off items for donation,…read morereceiving a receipt to itemize for taxes. You can also go inside and shop, where they have an assortment of clothes, household items, some tvs and who knows what else you'll see! The parking lot has a strange layout and I recommend parking in the strip of spots on the side of the building for easy entry and exit. Items are priced pretty fairly for the most part, considering it's used merchandise. If sometime seems expensive, don't buy it. All items are tagged with a colored tag and each day offers a discount on items with certain colored tags. E.g. 50 % off Today, I bought 3 things for a Halloween costume, all of which had red tags on a red tag day. To my surprise, all red tagged items were $1. Wow. So, you'll find some great deals if you browse and will even find unique items, novelties, antiques. One of the coolest items I found in great condition a year ago was a blue stuffed kangaroo. It wasn't just any kangaroo. It's a Cheeroo kangaroo from the 1980's! So cool.

Went here on Thursday July 24th 2025 with my mom to drop off our final donation before we moved. We…read morehad everything from decorations to kitchen items, to bedsheets to VHS tapes, to Books, to a dollhouse, to electronics, to clothes. The only thing that they didn't take were towels, and there was a big sign on the door that stated that, which helps. Hope it finds a new home! Oh and person who helped us was very pleasant! Highly recommend for donating items, and checking out items too!

Huge fan of Sierra trading. Prior to discovering this location my orders consisted of everything…read moreonline. Still purchase online from time to time with $89/feee shipping but if it doesn't fit easy enough to return in the store. Located off route 59 it can be a little busy getting there but once in the strip there is ample parking and the store is never busy. Perfect for someone like me who likes to browse or when on a mission- get in and out. For those of you were haven't been to a Sierra picture a Marshall's or TJ Maxx but for outdoor active consumers (owned by same parent company). You can literally find everything from shoes to swimwear to ski gear, shorts and tees. The list goes on and on. Lots of name brands and high quality items. Water bottles, socks, skateboards and I recall seeing a kayak at some point. Point is if you are looking for anything to either wear under or over or by itself within the active bracket come here. You'll find accessories along the way. The store is clean, organized and the staff has always been very friendly. In fact since I've been coming here there are a few loyal workers who have been with me since the beginning. It's always nice to see a familiar face. And if you suddenly get hungry or thirsty or feel the need to go shopping when leaving the store you'll find an Aldi, liquor store, Petco, McDonalds, Chilis add more in the strip which is perfect.

Two cashiers at the register, one manager right next to them, line of 12 people... super long wait…read moreand super slow doing everything. What frustrated me was the lack of care (and attention) for how long the line was. The cashiers didn't even notice, or try to ring items up a bit faster. Manager moved even slower so no help there. The woman that rang me up had to switch registers due to a glitch on the computer- no problem. The speed at which she was moving, problem, because it caused the line to get backed up and people were getting impatient. She assumed my frustration was due to switching to a new register- it wasn't. It was the lack of attention from both cashiers about how quickly the line was building and adapting, aka doing your best to get people in and out. Now I don't know if this was the best they could do or if they were new but this whole experience could have been better. Instead the two cashiers chitchatted about everything under the sun, slowly typed in peoples' emails, slowly asked about signing up for a card, slowly took the tags off, and slowly packed everything into the bag. This is why Sierra has a ton of online orders- too slow when you come into the store which is unfortunate because the store has good stuff. Dear Sierra, please train cashiers to move quickly when lines are long and more importantly, having the awareness to notice that.