Really nice people, solid selection and they'll usually work with you a bit on trade ins or prices…read moreof items. Too bad this mall is being re developed eventually, hopefully vgtp stays. The levittown one is also great

Wow the nostalgia effect that shot out of my poors like super saiyan aura when I stepped in here…read morewas definitley over 9000. I walked into the mall with my nephew looking to go to target and we happened to walk past this place that I never knew existed before. Obviously my nephew shot right into the store seeing all the cool electronics and gadgets. As I followed him in and my eyes wandered here and there at all the vintage and classics of video games history and revolution, I gasped in awe of this amazing sight. This place had everything, from caleco to modern gaming. Standing in this place felt like a museum more that a store. Walking down the left side wall and seeing as you stroll by consoles from the 80s and 90s and onward left me envisioning myself as a toddler to pre-teen to young adult. What a feeling it was. It had a feel that gamestop never had not since its early days or its first fruits. I remember being a kid all the way back when funco land was around and how much joy those days were. Times were so different then.... Seeing my nephew run up and down the aisles with nothing but joy at everything around him left me seeing my childlike self and the youthful carefree days when being a kid was all the responsibilty I had to worry about........Days gone by......(moment of silence). In addition to the consoles they had the old gaming magazines like game informer and nintendo power. I rememver waiting every month in the mail for the new nintendo power arrive and bothering my mom to pay for the new subscription lol. I had a conversation with an employee here named Brandon who was awesome by the way. He was very knowledgeable about the products and it was really cool that he was interested in talking gaming glory days with me for the 3 to 4 minutes we spoke. The prices for the old consoles seemed to range from $100-$300 (depending on what your looking for. Im not really familiar with the prices these days so if your a vintage gamer I woulf definitely take a trip here and take a look. They also do trade in's which is awesome if you want to get rid of some old games collecting dust. All in all if your a gamer id definitley recommened checking this place out. If your a little older like i am looking to re-live your glory days locking yourself in your room for days eating a bag of potatoes trying to beat contra on the NES then come on down too. (Sorry ladies try not to kill him lol).

This is by far my favorite target in Queens. It's usually fully stocked and I can find everything I…read moreneed. They have self checkout, and regular registers so the checkout process is usually pretty smooth. They also have a Starbucks at this location right by the entrance, so that's usually a good treat for me when I go.

It's an obscenely huge location, but in a good way! We dropped in to buy a birthday card, and as…read moresoon as we walked in, the cards were right to our left. Of course, my hubby knows me well enough to know that I was going to want to peruse the store and look for some of the things I had added to my online shopping cart. We made our way over to the beauty aisle, and I love that Target carries all of the major brands. It makes shopping so convenient when you can get all of your essentials in one spot. My biggest gripe with this particular location, though, is that the products from the same brands aren't always grouped together. Instead, they're strewn about different aisles. I was specifically looking for the EOS Cashmere Lip Butter, and the EOS products seemed to span about three different aisles in various places. There was no rhyme or reason as to why the lip products were on different shelves and in different aisles instead of being grouped together. I was halfway ready to give up when I decided to look for the other products on my list. Ironically, that's how I ended up coming across the main thing I had been searching for! If Target could revamp the aisles and group products from the same brands or product lines together, it would make shopping so much easier and less frustrating. That said, there are definitely some things I really like about this location. There are two self-checkout areas on opposite sides of the store, plus regular cashiers in the middle. That's probably my favorite feature because it gives you plenty of options when you're ready to check out. Oh, and the store is really clean, which is always a huge plus. It's a massive Target with a great selection and convenient checkout options. Just please make the products easier to find.

This is my favorite Barnes and nobles spot to go with my family. It's usually nice and quiet there…read morewith chill staff. They have a cute kids section with books and toys and we like the cafe seating with some big tables.

I'm happy to see that this location is still going strong. I remember being a new mom looking for…read morethings to do with my kiddos, and repeatedly bringing them here when they were very young for a number of Junior events. Everything from craft events, to read alouds, and Lego builds. Each staff member I've met here has been very friendly and super helpful in finding anything I needed. This is a great place to read, study, or just have a quiet moment. When I've come to this location, I always find it organized, and clean ... something very welcoming when you are a busy parent! The attached Starbucks cafe upstairs is great for grabbing a light refreshment. Baristas behind the counter can help you make drinks that meet the familiar Starbucks standard. Cookies and pastries can be heated to order on site. Pro tip, almost always with your store purchase, you will get a coupon for a dollar off something in the cafe. What a pleasant surprise to have a sweet treat! (Shout out to Tyler for trying to help me locate a periodical!)