Shoppers world has been on jamaica Avenue for a long time now.one they first opened they had a…read morebetter selection of merchandise. But the still have some good deals on air cooling fans,men colognes, women perfumes. Flip flops, clothes, kids clothes, kitchen & bathroom utensils etc. The store is a nice size with 2 levels and a escalator .some times this store can be crowded. With a long check out line.An the cashiers are pretty friendly.

Service great depending on the time of day…read more Selection great for women and home goods Value definitely worth shopping at this store You get your monies worth off

Smallest Target I've seen - not worth a Target trip. It's only as good as going to a nearby bodega…read moremaybe as they don't stock a full collection of products typically found in larger locations. They should close up this store and reopen in the same area with a larger format store.

The level of disrespect and mistreatment at this Target needs to be addressed. This store…read moreconsistently delivers one of the most unpleasant shopping experiences I've ever had. The staff are visibly miserable, unfriendly, and downright rude. And it's not just a bad day, but I witness or experience this every time I come in. There's one male employee in particular who is especially unprofessional. He completely ignores you when you speak to him -- no acknowledgment, no help, not even basic decency. It's as if your presence is an inconvenience or you're speaking another language. What's more upsetting is that this isn't happening in isolation. It's happening in a working-class, urban, predominantly POC neighborhood. And it's hard not to notice the pattern. I truly believe this Target allows this level of customer mistreatment because of where it's located and who it serves. Would this kind of behavior be tolerated at a Target in a wealthier, whiter neighborhood? Doubtful. This isn't just about bad service. It's about how people in certain communities are dehumanized and made to feel like they don't deserve basic courtesy. Target should be ashamed to let a store carry their name and brand while treating people this way. Do better.

Very convenient for alot of people who live on the Jamaica side of queens.this is the only…read moremarshalls in jamaica ,that makes it a major store for Jamaica shoppers who are looking for a bargain. This particular location is not bad and it is in a pretty good location .there is no parking lot and you are quite a few blocks away from the train station on archer ave and the hillside station. But you have buses that stop right in front of the store . As far as the atmosphere this store is always crowded like most marshalls stores. When you see something you want I advise you to get it because when you come back it wont be there .sometimes the shoppers can be a little aggressive at times but things can't get to far out of hand because the 103 percent is literally around the corner ..I don't shop there all the time but when I do the staff seems to be ok .I never seen them acting shady or anything like that . I would go back there again In the future.

This is the bigger of the two locations that I sometimes shop at. I mainly come here when I need a…read morebigger selection of inventory to go through such as jackets, etc. Also I come here to the toy section as they sometimes carry Bruder trucks and my son loves those trucks. The employees at the register seem to be cordial. I can't say I've ever had an employee offer me any assistance but it's been a long time since I started coming here and I honestly don't remember. The lines can get unbelievably long as certain points of the day and year for that matter. So if you can either go early or come really late and you should be fine.

Found this place by pure accident & absolutely love it! They offer affordable & a wide selection of…read moreeveryday home, food & personal supply items. It's become a regular staple for me when shopping for things for my entire family. Highly recommend for the budget friendly shoppers & their staff is a refreshingly lovely by NY standards

One of my favorite places to go to great discounts staff is very good always on top of everything…read more Never had a problem and issue. All the girls are nice in there. I just wish they would come out with other new things to bring to the table. and the prices are good as well.

This is a pretty large store on Jamaica ave . I have been in this particular discount store once or…read moretwice. I was looking for some hoodies they didn't have my size , if you are looking for shirts or joggers over a 2 x this is not the spot. So I looked around the store for a bit . Didn't find anything, but if someone is looking for some cheap discount joggers and t-shirts this might be the place for them. I asked a worker for some information about some shirts she was kind and courteous. I may check this spot out again in the future.

Today I walked with my sons into this store in 168-43, Jamaica Avenue & my elder son who has a…read moredisability placed a washcloth on his head casually & put it back. After a while, an angry store associate came straight to my son & flung the washcloth aggressively on him saying that he wiped his face & contaminated the wash cloth which my son denied. Having said that, What about the cloths which the customer returns or regularly tries on & hung back in the rack? Are those clean? He almost got physical with us despite me trying hard to intervene coz I never encourage violence. I tried hard to apologize & even offered to buy the washcloth but the guy is totally psycho who should rather get a psych consultation or he could be harmful. He has some anger issues or someone who has strong resentment against Asians which the store manager should seriously consider. This is the worst , craziest & unacceptable store experience in my entire life where the customer is treated like a shit & that too for a piece of washcloth! thinking about this incident is still is so humiliating, intimidating & a disturbing to our family. That son of bitch ruined our day. Please be careful walking into that store. Make sure to curb ur kids properly Or that moron can attack anytime.

This is the oddest Burlington that I've ever been to. I was in the area early for a Yelp! Elite…read moreevent and decided to do some shopping beforehand. The entrance to the escalator leading up to Burlington is filthy. Garbage everywhere. Once you get up to Burlington, it's quite confusing. First, I set off the alarm going IN. I don't know why. I didn't even have any bags on me. Then I had to go through this maze and wait for a security guard to open the security tape and let me in! So freaking weird. Once in, the store is pretty decent. However, the beauty section is chaos. Not organized at all and is a big mess. This is the largest Burlington I've ever been to. 4 floors. It's hard to browse all 4 because the longer you're in this store, the longer you'll be on line! The line was crazy long when I got there but there were quite a few registers opened so I didn't wait too long. I've had longer waits at other Burlington's. It's kind of jarring to see multiple security guards walking around with BULLET PROOF VESTS with loss prevention printed on them. Also, 80% of the items in the beauty section are in plastic boxes. The employees weren't too friendly. I did find some good buys for a great deal, but that's typical at any Burlington. Would I come to this Burlington again? Not too sure seeing as I don't live in the area. There's a slight chance that I'd come by again if I'm ever around that neighborhood. One last thing. Not only did I set the alarm off going into the store. I also set it off leaving. Did they check either time? Nope. If they're that strict with loss prevention, you'd think they'd do so. Obviously, the scanners don't work so why don't they get them fixed, again, being that they're tight with loss prevention?

Went to this location when the store opened up at 8:00 am. I used the escalated to go up to shop…read more When I finished shopping I wanted to use the elevator to leave, but was told that the elevator was in use until 9:00am. How do people who use wheelchairs, walkers and strollers who need to use the elevator to go shopping at this location need to wait until 9:00am for the elevator to be in service. Thats not ADA accessible. I waited 20 minutes for someone from management to come to put the elevator in service.

Huge TJMAXX fan, I'm practically at one once a week. With that being said, this location on Union…read moreTPKE is hands down the worst on the East coast. Sat in line for 27 minutes to purchase two things, while I watched only two other registers open while three employees stood behind them gossiping and hanging up clothes, instead of opening another register. There's a wrinkly ass white woman with blonde hair and glasses that takes the cake as worst employee I've ever seen. She let an employee who was off the clock cut the entire long lin so she could return clothes. That was the only time the old white women ever went to a register - to help an employee instead of a customer. She just sat on her phone while everyone else worked. I will continue to post on this place everytime I go, with the goal of removing that woman from her position. Such a selfish human being. Pictures will come next!

1start is too much. What horrible experience to start this holidays shopping. Worst customer…read moreservice. Worst store I've ever visited. Just a few minutes ago I tried to make a purchase and the cashier #6 told me I had to buy a bag. I told the cashier I only needed a paper bag, and she rudely and repeatedly told me they didn't have any paper bags. I asked again how, in a store as big as that, they didn't have a single paper bag. Her response was, rudely, no, no, no. The cashier or manager at the next register, register #5, just looked at me mockingly. They have no idea what customer service means.

A decent dollar tree joint in Jamaica Queens that has plenty of stuff for 5 quarters. I got some…read moretime on my hands so it's every aisle , every shelves and then some ..Not as disorganized as other dollar tree store and I found a few useful items that I can really use .Typical dollar tree stuff and it's hard to leave and not buy something. 32.50 is the whooping total and I better hit the road with all my goodies .It's dollar tree folks and it is what it is and that's good enough for 3.5 stars .

Welcome to Shoptober! NYC has no shortage of dollar stores. Whether for cheap goods, no-name food…read moreitems, or a slice of pizza, they fulfill an economic niche. For such an expensive city, these stores cater to the underserved, the frugal and the tight-budgeted. You see lots of mom & pop 99 cent stores, Family Dollars & Dollar Generals all over the map, but Dollar Tree is probably the most prolific. These are the current generation of the old five & dimes like Woolworth's and Lamston's. Almost everything in Dollar Tree is priced at a dollar, though there are pricier items. If the price is not marked, then it defaults to $1. I find that this store is more organized and well managed than others I've shopped and I can always get a spot in the parking lot. The seasonal section is always well stocked whether it's for 4th of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving or Christmas. I like to browse the arts & crafts aisle, picking up random paint brushes, jars and pallettes for my hobbies. I even got a bunch of small cutting mats for a $1 each where you might pay up to $10 or more at Michael's. You'll also find me browsing the hardware, kitchenware and office & party supplies aisles. The toys aisle is always a mess no matter how many people they have fixing it up. Kids, ugh. You might not find big name brand items here, but you can always find something useful for a really low price. $1 spice shakers, anyone? And would you trust a $1 pregnancy test? Look for those hanging on the racks at checkout next to the no-name BIC lighters.

Visiting this khols today 01/17 was very exciting. I really enjoyed perusing the aisles, especially…read morein the kitchenware department. I love the utensils and the many varieties of cooking tools, I saw baby tongs. Lol, they were so cute. My reason for coming was, I purchased a rice cooker for $39.99 at the long Island store but I had to return it because someone opened it and took the handle from the lid. I picked up a different rice cooker after I received a refund from the first purchase at the other store. I really scored a good deal on the rice maker as it was priced at $49.99 and I received 30% off. I paid about $37 plus. What a bargain. I forgot a pro tip, if you sign up for a Khols card your first transaction gets you 40% off. Area that needs improvement, when someone purchases an item, especially something like a cooker. khols needs to examine it to ensure all parts are included and the should take a lose on it if something is missing and not our it in the shelf for other customers to deal with. I can't wait until I return for more goodies All good reasons to...... Inspire more, Yelp more!

Another purchase from kolhs. Com For someone like me who has…read moreknee problems the DynaSoft are the best option for every day walking in the NYC skyscraper jungle.. Soft padding inside, lots of support, comfortable, breathable material and at a great price after discount $54.99 original price $69.99. Got to use kohl dollars... love it.

Big huge store a bit unorganized !!…read more But the only one to work with and cashier lines get to long sometimes and makes you want to leave . I keep coming for truffle butter and they always out!!

The grocery section has some fabulous prices and products I haven't seen in other stores. I will be…read morereturning to the East Meadow location soon because it is next to a place I frequent on a regular basis.