I gave five stars because I was assisted by two black males that were very friendly and kind. The…read moreone with the braids was very attentive. Both gentlemen were awesome. He even tried to help me use my Macys card. It did not work but I left happy. Now on to the product the shoes are horrible to no avail. They are heavy and uncomfortable don't buy Clark shoes

It was horrible and shame day of my life!!! when I came to the store, the Indian gay seller was…read morevery kind, but when I started asking him about the refund, he spread out and began to speak rudely and loudly to me, all the clients looked at me ... and this gay Indian seller said that he didn't want to talk to me anymore and asked me to leave the store ... I just asked if I could return the shoes or change them for a larger size ... I will never be a Clarks customer again !!! although I love their product! the act of this madman always left a scar in my heart ....

The two black female managers were awesome and full of energy. They were working without change lolread more

Im sooooo damn annoyed. I just picked up a package from this location. I am just now getting home…read moreat 8:30pm and the bag I ordered is not whats in my possession. Im calling the store; which the site indicates closes at 9:30pm. It rings twice and then busy signal. Theres no order information in the bag. I believe the gentleman threw it away when he handed me my items. I want to know do i need to go allll the way over there for an exchange or can it be done any where. But I guess I will have to just go to the store and see. Smh. Answer ya damn phone ppl.

It's all about the Jordan's at Foot Locker!…read more Yes, the lines are insane when they first go on sale but in my Jordan-buying experience, Footlocker is one of the best when it comes to re-stocking and maintaining the recent models after the initial launch! The workers always know their stuff when it comes to sneakers, what variations in styles are available and such, and what colors come with each style that might not be advertised. Footlocker doesn't sell as much team apparel as it used to, but there's still a small section for that if you prefer to waste money on a Carmelo Anthony jersey! Good place to get the latest and hottest sneaker or even less popular favorites.

I was looking for some high tops March 25 at 11:38Am I was there for about I would say half hour…read moretrying to find the acres that was shit. I finally found a pair. The young lady in the front wouldn't take her eyes off her phone or service was nonexistent. The gentleman was nice enough to help me he was very accommodating. He was also helping another lady that came in while the other lady was still on her phone. why is she there HR you can do better.

I like this store much better than the one in Gateway mall. This store is so organized n clean, and…read morethe people working here are very helpful, especially the manager (I believe). Bald gentleman. Very attentive and willing to help.

As a Flatbush native elder millennial I grew up going to Kings Plaza and it's a very weird thing to…read moredescribe to people who aren't familiar with its quirks. If you're expecting a huge mall with like in the burbs you're very likely to be disappointed. Kings Plaza has always had the DNA of a hood mall, and while it's never quite been an Albee Square in its heyday situation (iykyk), it's not super high end. It had its hidden gems though most have gone downhill (the Cookie House fell off as soon as they moved from the og kiosk to the actual store). Brick and mortar retail is struggling and this place is a great example. In recent years they have tried to get more upmarket and bring in better retailers, reflecting the rapidly gentrifying nature of Brooklyn as a whole. A series of renovations have made it more open and airy and it's looking way better than the dark and claustrophobic labyrinth it once was. But that hood DNA is still in it. Primark as an anchor is just a British version of Burlington Coat Factory if I'm honest. Sometimes you can find good stuff in there, but it's like treasure hunting, and like most big chain stores in this mall, it's a bit chaotic and understaffed compared to other locations. Selection is an issue at times with stores here because they're usually smaller than other locations. Like the Sephora is limited compared to its other Brooklyn stores. If you're trying to get popular staple brands you're probably fine, but more niche products or lines you're probably SOL. Similarly the Ulta location while very welcome is smaller and lacks variety of bigger ones. Even the Target is one of the smaller footprint stores and you're honestly better off hopping on the B41 bus outside and heading to the one at the Junction. The rowdy teen problem is very real though, and it's been an issue here for as long as I can remember. I worked summer jobs at Sears back when it was still the big anchor 30 years ago and remember a wilding incident where a huge bunch of teens came in stealing and running out. Closing the movie theater solved a lot of the issues (though I do miss ratchet talking at the screen lol) but not all of them, and TikTok makes it easier for bad actors to organize this type of foolishness. I do feel for kids because they really lack third spaces to hang out safely, like we haf as 90s teens. But they were doing this crap even back then. Security tries but like I said it's been decades of this type of behavior. And it's honestly what is holding Kings Plaza back, sadly. I have a lot of childhood nostalgia for this mall and I want it to be great but it keeps popping up in the local news for all the wrong reasons. Contrasting with the huge Albee Square to CityPoint transformation is crazy. But Marine Park and southern Brooklyn in general is just never going to gentrify the way Downtown Brooklyn did because it's too far from Manhattan and this area is a transit desert despite the mall being a major bus hub. Taken for what it is, it's a decent place to do pickups of online orders or browse for very basic things if you have patience. Just avoid it like the plague during after school hours.

Kings Plaza was the shopping mall of my childhood. I remember it was always an adventure to get…read morethere and after an afternoon of shopping (usually for back to school outfits) was rewarded with a stop over the cookie shop. The chocolate chip cookies I had at Kings Plaza remain the best chocolate chip cookies I ever experienced. The aroma of the chocolatey goodness wafted through the mall and by the time I got my little hands on the cookies, they disappeared in no time. They were decent sized cookies from what I remember, soft and with a ton of melty, gooey semi-sweet milk chocolate chunks distributed evenly throughout the whole cookie. If that cookie stand still exists, I would be more than happy to go out of my way and revisit Kings Plaza.

Bought a pair of sale shoes , wore in house on carpet because even though they felt good in the…read morestore they hurt my pinky toe after 20 minutes at home The owner told me I couldn't exchange them because it was longer than 3 weeks. I guarantee I would have spent even more money in the exchange. I'm a shoe enthusiast, I own countless pairs. I won't be going back there ever. They are short sighted. I guess they don't believe in building a clientele. I would have been a regular customer. I've been in retail my entire life. I would never disappoint a client. Would rather lose alittle money to gain a loyal customer. Bad customer service.

Absolutly love this place. its like a heaven for shoe lovers. if you looking for genuene leather…read moreshoes you defenitly need to check this place out. Love..

I came in looking to buy my wife a specific type of shoe that she's been looking for. The staff…read morewere courteous, showing me a few different types. Although they didn't carry the exact type of boot she wanted (the saleslady explained that it wasn't in season). Still, it seems thar Buckles has high quality items and provides great service. From what I saw, many of the items were made in Italy and Spain, and seemed to look nice from my (male) perspective. Although the prices of some items weren't cheap (I saw flats for $100), sometimes you have to pay for quality, style, and convenience in one store, and Buckles is that store. When I came in with my wife a few days later, the staff were again very kind. The owner pulled a few types of shoes and offered to order one she ran out of. When it was closing time, and we were the last ones inside, the salesman told us that although he was going to close the exterior gate so that other customers don't come in, it by no means whatsoever meant that we should hurry up. In other words, he wanted us to take our time, and made an effort to show us that. I like that. Most stores would close the gates and say they were closing, but not Buckles. Class act. Thanks Buckles for being so chill. Will definitely return with my wife to check out their summer shoe selection.

this store and it's owners are a real gem. kind, honest, considerate and do not try to push…read moreanything on you while providing a great advise. I never knew about this store and my friend recommended it, I was so happy I went. The shows are of an exceptional quality and there is a huge variety. Again, the owners are really pleasant and honest. will def come back

Great shoes selection. Great stuff. Very nice people working there. Definitely coming back.read more

great selection of shoes many styles and fits i always find what something i like…read more great service. recommended to everyone

I've been shopping here and recommending Avenue J Mens to others for 25 years!…read more The service and attention by the staff always makes me feel welcome and their knowledge of what is right for you and what isn't always proves to be accurate. You cannot get service like this shopping over the internet.