Another discount store on the corner of William & John Street. The entrance is filled with bottled…read morewaters and stuffed dolls. Up a few steps and the interior is spacious. Now as this is in FIDI the prices are at least $2 to $2 more pricey than in other parts of the City. I did buy two items that were quite cheap. The two salesgirls did not know much about the store.

Nice selection of household items, but not well priced. Despite the store name, most of the items…read moreare not at discount prices. The entrance of the store is an eyesore and it's not a pleasant experience. Better deals and atmosphere at lot less stores.

Great store! I ordered my Longevity rimless bowls online. They followed up and updated the ordered…read morestatus very well. The shipping was supper fast. The order items were carefully wrapped and look very nice in condition when received. Oh! very good price too. Love this store and surely will come back and buy again. FIVE STARS.

When I was a kid, my mother would take me food shopping in Chinatown and sometimes we would visit…read morevarious stores to get knick knacks for her to use at home. Maybe she needed an "S" shaped hook to hang something. Or maybe she needed a small pot. Sometimes it was a specific type of filter for the sink drain. Other times it's a uniquely shaped brush. Now, you might think nowadays you can just go to Target or Walmart for such things but you'd be wrong. It is kind of amazing how much stores like that *do not* have. That is where stores like KK Discount Store come into play. Back in the 80's and 90's (even the early 2000's) there were at least 4-5 stores in Chinatown that sold these kind of wares, but no longer. KK remains one of the last ones and I am so thankful it is there. As soon as you walk up to the store you see a ton of products outside the store. Sponges, soaps, things to hang your laundry, organizers, strainers...I'm not kidding when I say you could spend hours just going through every single little thing this store has. Inside are several aisles worth of housewares. There is an aisle with pots, pans and other cooking instruments. Another aisle has bowls, plates and utensils. Yet, a different aisle has items like incense. On a recent visit I was looking for a container for bar soap for me to carry to the gym. I tried Target and other bigger stores first but it was Ultimately KK that had what I needed! The couple that runs the shop are super nice and always open to questions about where to find a product. This store is also very reasonably priced. I recently purchased a couple scouring pads and it only cost me $1.50! I'm sure they would have been more at Home Depot or something (assuming they even had them). This may not be the most touristy spot to visit in Chinatown but I think stores like this are valuable to the fabric of the community and they have a lot to offer. Give KK a visit!

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.

Large variety, pretty good prices. Staff not so friendly. Super sale stuff right up front. Always…read morecheap holiday stuff

Bought some packaged food. Ugh, tasteless and no SELL BY DATE. Makes wonder how old the rest of the…read morefood is.

There are 3 Lot Less stores by my job. I always go to the Chambers Street one because it's a lot…read morecloser. But now that I've gone to this Fulton street one and saw all their products, I'm going to be coming to this location more often. The lines are ridiculously long compared to other locations but it's worth it for the savings you're going to get. They have a lot of good deals here especially the St. Ives apricot scrub that costs around $3 compared to your local pharmacy store where it's around $10! Disposable razors and Dove body wash are all affordable here. Prices are very low here. Also they got black legging tights that are very affordable. Lots of socks and bras that you can get for cheap prices. They also pack of 5 tapes and 48 pack of Kirkland batteries for $12.99, which is definitely way cheaper than Costco! Lots of seasonal products like Christmas ornaments and decor for cheap prices. Just the style to my opinion is very glittery and too flashy for my taste. I try to come here time to time to score good deals because their products are sometimes ever changing. Sometimes they gave the same products and other times they got new products on their shelves. You have to check it time to tune to make sure you score something good! I love their shopping tote bag too. They have the standard size and large size. Very sturdy bags and reusable. One thing I wish they did was to do something about the long line. It's very long at times and takes forever.

My Go-To Spot for Deals--And My Family's Too!…read more I work nearby, so I pop into Lot Less often--and it never disappoints. My family shops here too, and we're always amazed by the prices. I've scored nail polish, shower curtains, shorts, a blazer, chocolate, cereal, and hair dye at prices that feel unreal. For example, nail polish that costs $11 elsewhere was just $2.99 here! The hair dye selection is also ridiculously cheap compared to other stores. Whether you're shopping for essentials or fun extras, this place is a goldmine. If you're on a budget or just love a good deal, Lot Less is a must-visit. It's become a regular stop for me and my family! Have fun shopping!

Luckily this Nordstrom Rack is close to the train station so it is very convenient to commute here…read more Came here to find a sterling silver bracelet or necklace by Argento and there were a few sterling silver left. I must admit Nordstrom organizes their jewelry well. All the boxes were neatly displayed on their shelves. Just the bad thing is the top shelf is very high and you need assistance or a ladder to look at them so that sucks. This is one of the most organized stores ever with all the accessories lined up and stored in an orderly fashion. There are rarely any loose accessories or misplaced product in the store. Made the shopping vibe feel a lot better. It is also very clean and carpet is nice to walk on without any dirt or loose garbage. By the checkout, there are aisles of mini and travel size lotions and facial cleansers from Kiehl's and Clinique that are almost winding down so they are that popular! I thought the cashiers were kind of slow because there were 3 of them working on the customers when there were so many cashier registers available for employees to go to. I wish they open more registers so the long line can go faster.

Had a really efficient experience at Nordstrom Rack recently. I needed to return a couple items…read morefrom an online order, and the entire process super quick (was in and out in under 5 minutes). Staff was friendly as well. Also appreciated the proximity to the train station, which made the entire errand a lot quicker than I anticipated!

I'd been to the store before 9/11 and it was pretty impressive. I used to go to the Morristown NJ…read morestore and liked it. It closed. I'm not sure of the history here but I think this store closed reopened closed and reopened again. It's not a bad store if you're in the area and need to kill some time.

Century 21 NYC at this location was not one of my favorites. Thanks to Cam I see my review is…read moremissing! Well here goes review #2! At this point in the day in the life of Marianne, you won't see me going all the way to the Financial District to shop. Yeah, we have plenty of vacant land and storefronts Upper East Side! Here's my tip to Century 21, come on uptown if you want me to shop at your business in the future! Otherwise, prices are decent and at this location stock, check out and custom service are typical for discount stores!

2.5 stars Walked by…read morein Soho and noticed the large sign stating everything is $7! That drew in my friend and I. We liked a few items, but it seems like the shop is tailored for certain size women (on the slimmer side). Lots of crop tops and summer wear items and dresses. There was a downstairs, but a sign states can't bring any items down from the main floor- so how can we check it out while holding other items? The register isn't going to hold the items. There was also a sign that states can't try on anything for sizing as the majority of the clothes had tags removed. Just had the name brand, and some had wash instruction tags, but the majority had nothing. It was hard to tell sizing with the majority of the clothes as they were just small and tight (for super model sizes). P.S. all signs are handwritten on poster papers. Overall cute items but looks like a thrift shop with limited size options and is not allowed to try on to see if it fits. No refund if items don't fit. Be careful of purchases!

Stumbled upon this shop in Soho, New York, while I was visiting the city! It's a shop where most…read moreitems are $8 or $12. There are two floors, and it looks like most of the items are surplus from stores. For example, there was a 25$ jumpsuit that was discounted to 8$ at the shop. You can find items suitable for dressy occasions or casual wear. There are multiple duplicates of the same items with different sizes, but it's not guaranteed! It also doesn't seem to be that organized in terms of style. The entrance floor tends to have more of the classier/higher quality items, in my opinion. The bottom floor has more casual/lounge wear. This store is close to Muji, a Japanese clothing + more, and TJ Max.

My first time in this discount store which until today I was completely unaware of. I was drawn in…read moreby a toothpaste display of my toothpaste for a mere 69 cents. I decided to check it out and I'm glad I did. I found all kinds of cheap goodies for less than I usually pay. I picked up soap, candy, and snacks and paid a whopping $7.78. I will definitely hit this place up again. Well Lit and friendly service at checkout. They accept credit cards and were speedy when I went to pay. So in short if your looking for cheap candy and home goods this is the place for you. Please note many products are written in a foreign language but they are US brands.

This is by far my favorite discount store in downtown Manhattan…read more I have never seem a store with goodies as cheap as 69 cents per item! And I'm talking about 99cents stores in New Jersey, too! It would have been nice if they offered clorox wipes as they are my favorite household necessities, but they offer so many other things for all kinds of occasions! It'll be my go-to spot for all things households.

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.