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These are hands down the best Christmas trees in New York City. I drive all the way from Manhattan…read moreto Ridgewood, Queens every year to buy a tree from them. They always show up right before Thanksgiving and I'm always one of their first customers. Their trees are extremely fresh and always last me well beyond Christmas. I've bought trees from Home Depot and the local grocer before but the quality does not even come close. I highly recommend this Christmas tree stand, once you buy one of their trees you will see that they are well worth the few extra dollars compared to a cheaper tree from another spot. Looking forward to seeing them next year!

Anne's has been our family's favorite place to get trees since I was little. The assortment is…read morehuge, especially for us since we need at least an 8-9ft tree. I'm a tree snob, so I usually ask the staff assisting to open at least a tree or two. They're always accommodating and load the tree into the car without issues. Parking is scarce, but somehow we always manage to find a spot right in front. I think pricing is $10-11 a foot but I'm not 100% sure.

Need a Christmas tree? Come see Anne's, a small family owned business on Woodhaven Blvd…read more Anne's operation is small, their lot of trees isn't extensive but they are fresh cut and smell wonderful. The staff, even though busy, are quite competent and friendly. They will prep and pack the tree you choose for transport quickly without much fuss. Just point to your vehicle and the staff will bring it out quickly and you put it in your car or tie to the roof At $10 a foot, the price is reasonable and the location convienent.

The key to shopping at this Home Depot is to find the right staff that will assist you in finding…read moreitems that you are looking for. Some days you run into a staff member who is knowledgeable about your disposition and provide good information and then there are those staff members who will point and tell you which aisle to find products. While other employees have no clue what you are talking about. So, folks it's a hit or miss shopping here. Lucked out with one staff after cycling through several Home Depot staff. The person got a ladder and climbed to get products down. He took the time to look and help us out. Prior to that two other staffers were busy talking to one another. If you know where products are then just get them yourself if not then find someone who can which may take several attempts. To look for the best value go online and search before you buy. There are other places with better bargains. Then again Home Depot has sale on items that can even be cheaper than at the Dollar Tree like Comet for 98 cents, etc...

I come here the most , not because it's the best Home Depot but because it's the closest to home…read more It has a easy to get to parking lot. There's also some food options around the area and a Trader Joes. That's going to end now after a recent horror experience. I ordered multiple LED light fixtures for pick up the next day. I came into the store and they had it all packed in the shopping cart. I checked my list to make sure all were in the cart and I went to load them into my car. As I grabbed the boxes I noticed 2 of the same lights weighed differently as I picked them up. I shook the lighter one and it was empty, just a cardboard box. I immediately went back inside and showed them. They went to speak to the associate who packed it and he obviously said it wasnt empty when he put the order together. They told me there's nothing they can do. I'm standing there baffled by what they are telling me, and clearly they are indirectly calling me a thief and a liar. I beg them to check my car and security cams. They did neither of those and said they will look into it and call me back if they find anything. I honestly should've made a big scene at the store but I already had a long and rough week. This was adding to my run of bad luck. I was ready to take a big L and lose out on $30 for the missing light. Luckily online support is more competent and might I say shown more customer support than the employees at this branch. They were able to refund me for the missing light. Terrible experience here and I don't think I can ever step foot back here as I have zero confidence that they will work with me if any problems occur with my future orders and purchases. Also, I never received a call from the store. Maybe even an apology would be nice.

A little late on this review but better let than never which would never happen because this was a…read morevery special evening, how the events unfolded, how a bad thing isn't always a bad thing. There's a spot in Brooklyn on Pitkin Ave where a few homes are extravagantly decorated for Christmas. Not in the Clark Griswald sense of extravagantly decorated, but attention to the smallest little detail, as with the lamppost on the corner within the snowy winer little town setting. There's something about figurines that enchants the inner child in me and my heart flutters as my eyes are mesmerized scanning the little street with the sled repair shop business, the bakery and the chocolatier with the rotating gears that pop out beautiful little chocolates. I love trees and lights, stockings and ornaments but the little towns people doing little pre Christmas things - in these Rockerll-esq scenes, I dare say that my Christmas would be incomplete without. So the spot in Brooklyn is no longer operational, I banged a right on Crossbay like I'd done in years past, and drove until the lights hit, but there were no lights, there was nothing. An online search revealed it (the ornamentally appointed homes) were no more, it vanished, it was all over. But you basically sat in your car and "oooohhh-ed" and "aaaahhh-ef" until done jackhole blared his horn,l. It was over crowded but a testiment to the folks that put it all together. So I typed in "Christmas" into Yelp and bang, 3 miles away was the Christmas Store. It was in an area I knew well, somehow it's eluded me as it's been in business for years, it was the old piano manufacturer. A look inside and your immediately greeted by tens of thousands of ornamental displays, this Christmas wonderland was chiming the song "down the chimney with ole St Nick" The owner and I spoke, he had great cheer and has a wonderful eye for placement. I initially commented to him on the magnificence of the garlands and floating wreaths. The shop is giant and full, old wooden boards creeking under your feet as your looking around, ho upstairs, it gets better! Big Nutcracker soldiers and Santa in his sleigh reading the little letters. Snowman, snowflakes, pinecones, silver bells and bugles. Organize organically with like creatures and like trees and I took a video of the little towns which il attempt to post now to get y'all excited about Christmas 2025. I could write on and on and I'm withholding temptation not too. Happy New Year Everyone

This place is Christmas thru n thru. So many beautiful themed trees, ornaments, lights, blowups,…read morechritmas villages and anything and everything christmas. There were plenty of associates eager to assist . The prices were reasonable. It was a happy fun time.

I was on the way to go to the restaurant for dinner with my friend. Suddenly, she texted me asking…read moreme for a favor to get a nice unique plant. OMG! I already got out from my home how can I find that. I passed the market and I have a feeling that I need to check id they have a plant I want. Finally I found a chilli plant and I bought it for my friend.

I like to buy records. First of all, this market keeps their merchandise in very poor condition…read more Usually the records are wet, as they are kept out there rain or shine. Also, they are extremely over priced. They wanted $90 for a copy of Deja Vu. The woman said it was an "original" and that their price was half of what you would find on ebay. Well, I knew she was full of it, but I checked ebay, and did not find one copy over $25. They wanted $50 for a piss poor copy of Every Picture Tells a Story. $125 for a Beatles record (i think VI) with extreme water damage. You can get Beatle records for a song (no pun intended) all day. They're everywhere. Don't let these good folks fool you.

The people in this store they are very nice they actually helped me so much with my car key that…read moregotten broken and they helped me figured it out to fix the key. I totally recommend this store for everyone who looking for place to get there keys fixed or copy of it. Thank you very much

This neighborhood hardware store carries everything you need. I usually go for paint supplies and…read moreseasonal items. Individual loose screws, nuts and bolts can be found on lower level for a good price. The service is always friendly and helpful. Forget big box stores and shop local.

I was excited when this D2 opened up on Fresh Pond Road. I've been to the ones in Brooklyn so it…read morewas about time they opened up one in Queens. This location is where the Rite Aid used to be. It's a HUGE space! The aisles aren't too tight. Its kept neat and tidy. Like other discount stores, you can get a wide variety items. They majority of what they have though is clothing. Mens, womens, children, infants, they have it all. Name brands and lesser knowns. All sizes. Pajamas, every day wear, even scrubs. A whole aisle of scrubs from small to 3X. Joe Boxer brand and others. The only thing I didn't see were shoes. Lots of household items. Pet treats and supplies. Some food, drink and snacks. Beauty and health. They have it all. For about $30 I got 2 pairs of scrub pants, a huge Gain Firework scent beads, Always and Keebler and Ritz crackers. Not bad at all. The associates are fairly friendly. If they had less clothing and more other things they'd get 5 stars from me. It's too clothes heavy for my 5 rating. Otherwise, it's a great place to explore some good deals.

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.

So delighted to give 5 star review to: LightsTOGO! We have a 40 foot Blue Spruce pine tree on our…read morefront lawn in Brooklyn that we light for Christmas and other celebratory events...birthdays, graduations, St Patrick's Day... This year, the middle layer of lights were non-functional. To continue our tradition, we knew we had to re-do the entire tree with light sets. Knowing the lights we wanted [the originals had lasted 7 years without replacement] - we purchased them and went looking for someone to get them on the tree. After so many Christmas Tree lighting services came and discussed with us WHY THEY COULDN'T DO IT - Yaspis from LightsTOGO asked could we let him try! So delighted with his [& his cousin's] enthusiasm, skill and workmanship! The tree is beautifully lit and lights the neighborhood & our hearts again! SO GRATEFUL for LightsTOGO!!!! GIVE THEM A TRY!!! ;-)

Excellent customer service and amazing prices! My experience getting my lights installed was…read moreseamless and the result is breathtaking.. will be calling for next year!

I got my tree at Soho trees this year and couldn't be happier. The quality of the tree is totally…read moretop notch. The staff was informative about the different types of trees and cuts and for a very small fee they sent a nice guy to carry it to my place and set it up in the stand. The manager was also a good guy. I accidentally handed him more than I should have and he caught me while I was walking away to point out my mistake. Honest and well informed people selling an excellent product. Not sure else you could want in this situation. Definitely get your tree from them!

From the owner: SoHo Trees is famous for delivery, installation, and professional decoration for thousands of busy…read moreNew Yorkers every Holiday Season! We are known for hand selecting the most beautiful, fresh-cut Christmas trees for our customers as if they were for our own home. We also have a wide variety of handmade Wreaths and fresh Roping Garland, as well as all the lights, decorations and any other accessories for your Holiday needs.

I've purchased nearly 30 plants from this store and all are healthy and growing well! I have seen…read morethe woman who (I'm assuming) owns the shop get upset when customers come in and handle the plants, which I understand can turn some people off, but there are signs around certain plants that ask people not to touch them and also, there's honestly no reason to manhandle the plants anyway? If something is out of reach or difficult to get to, just ask them for help. I can tell the people who work here/own the place care a lot about plants and care for them with respect, because they are living things. (Also they have to protect their merchandise :)) I've even seen the woman help some person who ran in with a dying plant- she gave them advice and showed how to properly water it and tie up the leaves so that it grows proper, and I'm not even sure the plant was from Home Shopping Center because it was a kind that I haven't seen in the store. Anyways, they have a great selection, and great prices! This neighborhood seems to be changing quickly, but I really hope this shop stays.

Sadly, after going here for the past 2 1/2 years, I'll never return. A very rude woman reached over…read moremy shoulder to take a plant I was planning to purchase out of my hand and put it back on the shelf/table, without saying a word. When I asked why, she asked if I was buying or looking? After asking once again... Long story, short, I ended up walking out. While I love plants, I won't accept rude customer service.