Excellent store, very good clothes and products and the customer service is very good, they are…read morepleasant and always attentive to serve you, we will return very soon I recommend it

amazing! Bc I know other telco by Marcy ave location. Very jugemental and no one is happy to work…read moreover there. it's worth to travel and coming to this location. A lot bigger, workers are really helpful. And finding things I'm looking for. highly recommended.

Found want I was looking for and then saw other things I liked, so I bought them at great prices.read more

Check your receipts! They overcharge, refuse to honor the posted price and scream at you if you…read morepoint that out to them. When I pointed to the price on other items like mine on shelf, showed receipt that I was overcharged the guy working there actually screamed at me while he ripped the price tags off the other items. Disrespectful scammers, literally go shop anywhere but there

This Is the chain I like shopping at from time to time as they have unique home goods and sometimes…read moregranny nightgowns pajamas and lightweight active wear. I especially like to go through their international food aisle and find cool spices and seasonings that I wouldn't ordinarily see this time. I found a great little garbage can and organizer in 2 different apartments. But they actually matched! I'll probably come by this location again.As it was clean, not extremely busy, and the staff was very nice.

the staff here needs some serious customer service training - 1. My card was declined bc of the…read morewrong pin - cashier states to the manager/ other employees that I "didn't have enough money" - card goes through and just a blank look - I tell her what she said was unprofessional and rude and wrong - just shrugs 2. my hands are full w a big plastic storage container filled w purchases - I get to the door w the manager standing literally right there - no help with the door - left me to struggle - literally stood there w this dumb look and said / did nothing. Too bad that these employees ruin what is an otherwise nice store.

What does Target have to do with my mobile phone service?…read more Lemme back up... I'd stopped in to return something that I'd ordered online, As soon as I hit the entrance, I asked the girl (security? Greeter? Both?) where to go to return an item. She said, upstairs. I go upstairs and there's a male employee not far from the top of the escalator. I ask where to return an item. He showed me, and then asked me if I have Verizon or T-Mobile. Part of me wishes I'd said one or the other to see where the conversation was going. But, I had other stuff to do so I said as I walked away, "I have neither. I have Mint and am very happy with it." Then I went to return my item. Return process was easy-peasy.

This is just the latest in what I have come to expect from this particular Target…read more After heading up to the upper floor of this Target to pick up a few things, including lightening charging cables; I paid for my purchases there at the electronics counter. As I exited the store through the exact same doorway, I had entered through, the security sensor went off. I stepped back into the store and the security guard asked me for my receipt and took a quick look in my bag, suggesting that a clothing item may still have a security tag. I then walked over to a register nearby and asked a cashier to help me locate and remove the security tag triggering the door sensor. Taking all my items out; absolutely none of them had a security tag. So I went back to the same exit and the sensor didn't go off from the bag but went off as I walked through. I handed the bag of purchased items to the security guard and stepped through the sensor with nothing but what I entered the store with and it went off. The security guard then states, "you can go, I trust you." But I was already embarrassed and felt targeted; especially seeing the mom of another kid that attends my son's school. She wouldn't even look at me as she got her shopping cart; lord only knows what she thought I stole. Then the kicker is, I was already a bit delayed as I just wanted to pickup a few things from Target with the spare time I had until pickup time for my son from school. The sensor didn't go off at all as I walked through it that final time. I absolutely believe I was being targeted as I have encountered inappropriate surveillance and requests to view my receipts (while other patrons passed without them batting an eye); as well as refusal to print me gift receipts for gift cards that I purchase for gifts. I believe the usual security--who may be used to seeing me--weren't around; therefore, I once again fell prey to unfair profiling this particular Target store engages in.

Bad service, expensive, and disorganized. The staff had a bad attitude. I couldn't find the things…read moreI needed, and no one bothered to ask if I needed help; they just watched me wander around with a bad look until I finally asked. Plus, what I bought was more expensive than at another store I went to.

Disrespectful morons at the door and the store is filthy they are disorganized and rude.!read more

Good discount store; a lot of household items are sold at reasonable prices. The clothing looks…read moregood, bit may not last as long. With clothing I understand you pay for what you get. Customer service is good.

Employees super sweet. Needed some Ts for screen printing was not disappointed! love this place…read morealways. good cleaning supplies too. good price

The step brother of Costco but BJs wholesale club in queens has just as many items as the…read morecompetition with prices just as good or better . The Food products are very good and the selection is big , electronics, clothing , HomeGoods , personal wellness items and much more . Some might wonder if a membership is worth it and in my opinion, if you tend to buy in bulk on more then one occasion, then it's a yes . Place is big and easy to navigate with checkout fast . Plenty of parking and it's free .Worth the visit when Costco is not in the picture ..

This is the second time shopping at BJ'S in Queens village, I remembered after I arrived here, why…read moreI never came back here. I called customer service and they told me that my card has been cancelled by the membership owner. So I went inside and approached the front desk and asked the lady about the specials for membership because I was in dire straits from a cancelled card and I saw that Capital One offered discounts for memberships so I joined. They always have some kind of scheme going on with memberships or even entering into BJ's and talking to the customer service. The lady started this sales promotion and said that if I wanted a membership I can pay $15 and fill out an application for a credit card even if I did not get approved. So when I started signing up, I said yes to the $15 promo. Yes ma'am I'll take that offer then. At the close of the scheme just before I swiped my card she said $65 for the premium service. I said we never discussed that we discussed the $15 promotion. Then she says well with this $65 promotion you won't need to apply for the card and you'll get the perks that go along with the premium membership. I don't know why they have a customer service department that don't serve the customers in the correct manner, better yet , maybe they're doing it for a hidden personal game, like maybe they got a reward for selling the most memberships at a premium price. So now I must go back and cancel this membership and use the membership that they said was cancelled. And to add to the swindling process, I had to spend $150 to get $10 off. When I go to register the didn't want to deduct the $10 asking all kinds of questions like I'm the one trying to run a scheme. Something that makes you go HMMmm! Inspire more, Yelp more!

It should be called Adam's 99 Cent Smorgasbord because of the sheer variety this store offers…read more They make keys and offer nearly everything a hardware store carries, as well as household goods. That's the upside. The flip side is that not many things in the store are actually 99 cents. So, it might be fun to pick up each item you encounter and ask, "Is this 99 cents?" But don't do it!

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.

Big variety of clothes which I bought. The food section was amazing bought bread that is healthy…read more The cashier's were friendly. The section of personal items for the body was inexpensive and brand names.

Going here as a kid when toys r us and k mart was there, such great memories parking on the roof of…read morethe mall seeing a view of the city from the far and going down that steep escalator was cool part. We use to always go weekends and holiday shopping was always madness but having experience that as a kid things that are no longer there I can be able to tell you. the place is outdated and old not many good stores. there is a BJS wholesale that we use to go to if your into bulk buying this your place to shop that is close to Brooklyn & queens in this part of the area. there are some vendors and some spots to eat but its not all that great. if you dont have a car you can take the M train or Q38/Q67 to the middle village metropolitan ave stop. if your driving just keep in mind this area can get congested with traffic. this mall that once was is no longer the place. 3 stars for memories

The Mall is sadly a ghost town. Pretty eerie but Bjs is great so that's a plus!. There's a fitness…read morecenter in there. Never been but that's all they have in this place. There used to be a toys r us and a smart but i guess rents gone up and they either left or gone out of business.