Short and sweet; the store is small so you can find what you want if they have it. The man that…read morehelped me find brown shoes was fantastic. Unfortunately their sizes were a bit too limited considering I'm a giant-footed male but I felt comfortable and well attuned too. Not to mention, the prices are quite reasonable.

Beautiful shoes, great customer service. I'm addicted, can't wait until they put out the new fall…read moreshoes.

Very limited supply of sneakers in there barely even have sneakers to look in there dont even got…read moreall the air max in there and sizing too

This location has a decent options of street style clothes and shoes, but selection is very limited…read moreotherwise. I came in looking for running shoes from a certain brand, but they didn't carry any legitimate running shoes for women. Women's shoes are especially limited - 1/6 of the shoes on display were for women while the rest was for men. Staff probably has an ok attitude, they're just a little passive - if you say hi to them, they will answer, but otherwise, they'll leave you to explore - which is nice if you're a kind of a shopper who doesn't want attention while browsing.

I do business the old-fashioned way; talking, over the phone, and in person. Definitely…read morepersonalized. I'm really happy I found Brown's Army & Navy. I was helped by a couple of young guys on the sales floor; high school age, eager for the sale, and they did a great job. Their professionalism and friendly service reminded me of my first sales job, and I have to give them props... it's not easy, especially these days. I called ahead about a hard-to-find field jacket liner, and they knew exactly where to take me on arrival. They even let me try it in my jacket to make sure it fit perfectly. By the end of my visit, I had also picked up a hat and handkerchief. Service was that good! The store has an incredible selection, Carhart and Dickies, true surplus, you name it! (with a great bag selection btw). I'll definitely be coming back. Highly recommend Browns Army Navy on Broadway in Astoria.

Picked up a few items here for winter season…read more Terrific selection for industrial, construction, or civilian wear. A bit on the pricey side but the quality is terrific. This is heavy duty stuff that wears well and lasts a long time. Large selection and so much on the shelves and racks. Helpful staff too.

've been shopping at Snipes on Steinway for years. Easily spent thousands here -- from Jordans to…read morestreetwear, it's been my go-to. That ends today. I came in on a tight schedule to grab a pair of sneakers. The store was nearly empty. I asked Billy, one of the employees, if they had my size. He took over 15 minutes to check. I told him I didn't even need to try them on -- I just needed to buy and go. Still, he disappeared downstairs for another 25 minutes. I politely asked another associate -- a short, heavyset woman with unique glasses -- if she could check on Billy. Her response? Aggressive attitude and, "Do you have a problem?" Yes -- now I did. When Billy finally came upstairs, he threw the box of sneakers at me and said, "I don't give a f**k." Then, it got worse. He called me a tranny -- a disgusting slur -- and loudly demanded, "Where's your husband at? I'll beat him up too." That is verbal abuse, discrimination, and completely unacceptable behavior from a retail employee -- or any human being. No one deserves to be treated like this. This isn't just bad service. This is harassment. To management and Snipes corporate: Your staff's behavior isn't just unprofessional -- it's dangerous. Check your security cameras. Hold your team accountable. And don't let this kind of hate operate under your roof. Until then, I'm taking my money -- and my loyalty -- somewhere else.

I went to this location to return a pair of sneakers. When I got there, the employee told me they…read morecouldn't take the return because they don't carry the size in the store and that he would get fired according to his district manager because of it. He advised me to go to another location where they carry my size and so far. I've worked in retail before, and I've never heard an excuse like this where someone could get fired for making a return. So I took his advice and went to another location where they did take the return and gave me proper service, which is why I am writing this review letting people know not to shop at this location, no matter what.

Over priced junk don't know how they stay open terrible selection and high prices we walked outread more

I first heard about The Brass Owl through Shop Small Astoria, and decided to take a look around the…read moregift shop. I was duly impressed by how much variety of brands The Brass Owl managed to showcase despite the small space. I loved the funky cookbooks up front and center and the hyperlocal gifts by the entrance. I noticed they even stocked one of my favorite local beauty brands, mumu bath! Overall, a gorgeous boutique worth the visit!

I was in the area to visit Alice's Tea Cup & stumbled into this location, I used to shop them in…read moremidtown east but that location on 36th street closed. Well this location blows that tiny store away, so much more variety and options! They have expanded their accessories & clothing variety vastly. So many cute dresses and blouses. I ended up purchasing some cute stuff for Coachella & the sales people were very knowledgable & fashion-forward. I was even offered a drink or glass of water from their new flower wall bar. Check this store out it's really cute!

So, firstly, I want to say that this place did intrigue me, and I am VERY picky when it comes to…read moreshoes. Because of this, I will give 2 stars. Now moving on to why 3 stars have been knocked off.... The customer service here is absolutely HORRENDOUS. I was looking at a pair of "creepers" that were absolutely beautiful and was about to ask if they have it in my size when I was rudely approached by a saleswoman (didn't catch her name, but she was in her 40's, I would say), who exclaimed "Um, that is our display!!! You can look at those shoes here!", as she waved her hand to a shelf. Her tone was so horrible that even her colleague, who looked a little younger, started giggling and smirking. I immediately walked out, took three steps down the block, only to think to myself to go back and let her know that I did not appreciate her statement, her tone or the way she handled herself in any means with an interested customer. When I did, she quickly put on a fake smile and passive-aggressively stated "Okay, have a nice day!", as she exaggerated a wave at me, with her friend trying to hide her laugh. Pretty sure I graduated high school years ago... It's unfortunate for the store to be represented like this because my friends and I have been coming here for a while because it's a nice shoe store that is right in our neighborhood. But after this incident, we will all be taking our business elsewhere...

I had the pleasure of visiting L.I.C.K. a few weeks ago and was extremely impressed. There was a…read moregreat variety of graphic tees and hats and I really enjoyed the artwork displayed! If you're in the area, be sure to check it out!

First time coming to this store since they moved to Steinway. It's the only place around for…read morestreetwear and skateboard goods for my son, and the only place i can find Nike sb shoes in Queens at a reasonable price. I love the the dry cleaner aesthetic they have going on, definitely plan on coming back!

Don't review often but had to warn others. Had lots of trouble with sizing and they are lifeless to…read morerespond to any inquiries and don't answer their phones. After much persistence I was able to miraculously exchange. Gave them a second chance and needed to return due to sizing again but no response with calls or emails. Save your time and money and shop elsewhere.

Stopped by the new location to scoop some new socks and a hate…read moregot the same love i always get from the old spot caught them right before the spring restock so I need to go back no complaints about this spot They have exactly what they should, nothing more nothing less if anything they could stand to have some more womens or kids clothes but otherwise always 5 star service

I loved this place. Best place to get affordable fashions and its also like a treasure hunt Too…read morebad they closed :(

This store has nice clothing for almost everyone. There are a few sections in here. There's a…read morechildrens, ladies/misses, juniors, men, and plus size section. I look at it like this: when you can walk into a clothing store and half the clothes are not on the floor in the middle of the afternoon then you know it's a clean store with hard-working employees. You must check in your shopping bags. Sometimes they are a little laxed when it comes to checking in bags. I have noticed this when the store is busy. There are a few fitting rooms in the back of the store. The lady manning the fitting room don't play, she only allows customers 3 items in the fitting room. Overall this is a nice cool spot to shop.

One of the coolest stores in Astoria! The staff is beyond pleasant and gently helpful and…read more enthusiastic! They have an incredible inventory of some really unique gifts and the store is immaculate. I think my favorite part about it is that they just let you shop without being over bearing or upselling you! I feel like I am as valued when I am buying an item on sale or spending a $100. I love small businesses with integrity and community mindedness as core values. I am a fan!!!

Love this store. It's my favorite of the Lockwoods. They really have everything you can ever…read morepossibly want by way of gifts. Knick-knacks, tchotchkes, literally socks of all types, themed items. Location specific items. You name it, they probably have it. They also have a rewards program. The staff are very helpful, too. I'd give it 5 stars if it weren't for their prices. They are pretty steep, in my opinion. A pair of socks cost $15. They were of a special print and the perfect gift for a friend but I'd never ordinarily purchase a single pair of socks at that price point. I understand they aren't a big box store and need to keep the lights on, especially in Astoria. Come in for all the things - just expect to pay a pretty penny.