The inventory here is HUGE! A quarter of the way through I literally turned around, went back to…read morethe front and said is there anything you DON' T have?! Lol. I mean it! Clothing, art, supplies, school, supplies, food, housewares, party, supplies, clothing, luggage, tiny replacement lightbulbs for cars, tools... You walk in and think you see the end, but no! Then you see there's a whole Nother section to your right, and another section to your left and that's just on street level, because they have a BASEMENT! As I wanted around, I said, is there something I can think of that they probably don't have? And I answered myself: "Ah! A stroller!" two minutes later, I saw the strollers. Lol. If you need something, just about anything, chances are they have it! Far from fancy. Go for the goods and not for the ambience. Happy shopping!

Used to come here often prior to COVID as they've always had a great selection and range of…read moreproducts. Over the years, the prices have increased dramatically as majority of the items in the store are at least a few dollars. Left today with just a few party supplies and spent $31 here.

Love going to Jack's whenever I am in the city. You never know what treasure or treasures you…read moremight find. This location is smaller than the Herald Square store and often times it is hit or miss but love exploring and seeing what I might find. On this visit I found Godiva and Lindt Chocolate that I put in my Flight Attendant Goodie Bags. Always fun and good deals to be had.

I was last at this location 3 months ago and I have been going to Jack's on 40th since they closed…read morethe one on 32nd and was looking forward to some good deals but to my surprise, the one on 40th street is now also permanently closed as well (since Feb 2026) when I went yesterday! I am so bummed. They had great deals on some of their snacks, meats and drinks.

On my short trip to the city, someone in my party had forgotten to pack a necktie. While we were…read morevery short on time, I figured a quick run through some of the stores, might have us finding one. The first stop was Lot-Less. I wasn't sure if this was a thrift store at first, or a discount store. It is very similar to Job Lot. Everything's here. They have clothes, snacks, makeup, books, home supplies etc. but no neckties. This store is pretty messy, and very random with its inventory, but the prices are very low. I had to walk around for a while to find someone to ask about their merchandise. It is nice to have a store like this in an expensive and overpriced city, especially for the residents.

There was a time when I used to come here almost everyday. They used to have lots of great items…read morewith excellent prices. Over the years this place changed drastically! Could not find anything with good quality, items I used to love was clothing & cookware. But I was kinda disappointed when I didn't find anything much I like. It became like dollar store stuff rather than what it used to be.

One of my Japanese store that I come and buy containers and stationery at. They are affordable and…read morethey are decent quality. You pay what you get. They are import from Japan. The prices have change throughout the years due to inflation and tariffs the past years. The prices are displayed on rack with conversion. Now if there is no price display on items, it is $2 something. You can always as a worker. They are around the floor. Nevertheless this place is great place. Wish there is more location in Manhattan/ NYC.

I've been wanting to visit a Daiso store for a long, long time. How lucky to have finally stumbled…read moreupon one in New York City the other day. This store is massive, and it went above my expectations. I personally expected to find stationary items, and other paper goods. But there's so much more. They have unique Japanese snacks and candy. There's an assortment of organizing tools, they have baby and toddler supplies. There are proper glass cups, plates and bowls. They have those large, trendy stuffies and plush blankets. Anything and everything can be found at Daiso. Most items are under $5.00, any item without a price tag is $2.25. I wish they offered a restroom for customers, so they're not rushing to leave, when they had the intention to make a purchase. This is based on personal experience. Daiso is a fun retailer. There are so many unique and affordable items.

I'm so glad I discovered this well above average discount store - I've quickly become a regular and…read moredepend on the wonderful selection of frozen items - pizza, lean cuisine, ice cream, etc. which are reasonably priced. I'm also a big fan of the shoes/clothes - again - very well priced, and picked up some Zara and Champion branded shirt and shirt dress, respectively. I was shocked to get a well priced pair of shoes that look beautiful and are super comfortable. Lastly, they have every department you can imagine - and the service is wonderful.

Good dollar store full of random mostly name brand items. Recently found organic oat Creamer by…read moreElmhurst for $3.99 best by date was not expired. Retails for $7.99 usually. Highly recommend

This is the Five Below that I'm most familiar with compared to other locations in Manhattan, Queens…read moreor Brooklyn. I come by every so often. What I mean by that is, I remember and recognize from which section/aisle has the cheap beauty products, cute Squishmallow plushies, or even the tech stuff like laptop stands and usb-c phone cables. Has a decent selection of mostly everything in sight. Can see that staff is always working by tidying up the place and making sure everything is up and running. Nothing looks messy and you won't find items lying around on the floor unlike the one in Union Square. Service from staff is usually quick, helpful, and polite. Always accepts both cash and card for payment. They have $3 cute spa headbands and decent lippies from L.A. Girl + Wet & Wild like lipsticks and lipglosses for $3. A small decent-size LED mirror is like $5. Can never resist and usually end up buying a plushie or two especially the cute ones smh. I can totally stay and walk around at 5Below for hours. It's warm in there anyway lol. Out of Target + CVS + Walgreens, Five Below has the most affordable pricing ever for Squishmallow plushies at only $5 (plus 55¢ for tax). Can easily walk out from Five Below by already spending $20-30 since everything is just so affordable. It's kinda hard to leave without spending $1. So for me, Five Below has good value things despite it might be selling at lower price points.

They had some cool stuff that we were able to get at a reasonable price. I was very satisfied with…read moreour purchases.

I like this location because it is convenient and bigger with 3 levels…read more There was a lot of staff on the floor restocking, but I was able to ask questions as well. There is a wide variety of bags, shoes, toys, clothing. Good for gift giving. I will definitely be back to get family holiday gifts. Bathrooms, very clean too!

3 floors of merchandise to help you find what you need and don't know what you need.Staff is very…read morehelpful and store is clean and well lit.

This was another bookstore that my wife and I came across randomly during our travels. If you are…read moreunaware of McNally Jackson they are an independent bookstore with 5 locations in New York. My wife and I enjoyed our time browsing here. It's a multi-level store that is separated like most bookstores into genres as expected. They had lots of newer books but still plenty of classics as well. My wife even happened to come across a book she has been looking for and wanting to read for a long while so big win there. Staff were friendly and we did not have a long wait to buy the book, no line. Prices felt quite standard for a book store. This was a fantastic independent book store and one definitely worth visiting for book lovers or those seeking gifts for a book lover in their life.

I stopped by this McNally Jackson location when I was in the area a couple of weeks ago. McNally…read moreJackson operates five stores in the city, in addition to three stationary stores (Goods for the Study), and it's been around since 2004. The store isn't huge, but it's incredibly well-stocked and, being on the street level of a Rockefeller Center building, gets incredible light through their windows. The staff were friendly and I had practically picked out a book while window shopping (their inventory is incredible). Since 2021, McNally Jackson is also a publisher, publishing a paperback reprint series devoted to "hidden gems." I had to pick up one of their titles. Great shop for bibliophiles.