Journal Square is full of discount shops, but Lot-Less is at the top of my list. They often have…read morebargains on snacks, clothes, shoes, and household items. They often get name-brand items - that may have been surplus - and knock around 30% - 50% off retail. And there are always gems to be found. In front, you can typically find most of their latest products. So, I often swing by and glance there because those items typically sell out quickly. The staff is generally nice and the head cashier "Khan" is great. However, they don't usually have many cashiers working, so the lines tend to get long during peak hours after work around 4 PM - 6 PM Overall, I always find something at Lot-Less that makes the trip worthwhile.

Always good finds and lower prices in this place. Some unique items as well. I enjoy browsing their…read moreaisles.

Love Love Love this store! They have all the household items…read morei need way cheaper than the big box chains. highly recommended

Just left Kennedy department store where I purchase 3 laundry bags. The cashier was so horrible no…read morecustomer service skills. No manners. She took another customer in front of me never saying anything to me considering I was on line waiting before this customer. I am trying to be the better person and not think because this woman was Hispanic and I am black and she Hispanic felt it was ok. Please Kennedy management send her for some Customer Service training, I happen to be a customer service supervisor and it is most important that customers receive the best customer service possible. Thank you for reading. This review in order to keep your neighborhood store operational.

The dream is still alive, at least the 99 cent version, in one of the most gentrified parts of the…read moreever changing downtown Jersey City. For the most part, there is always a decent bustle of people going in and out of here at all times. I would know because, I'm one of them. Like all 99 Cent stores in NYC, this place looks as if it's been around for a long time. The signage is consistent with all the other 99 cent spots and the lack of ventilation (stale air) gives this place the proper feel that all locals will recognize from nostalgia alone. Service isn't the fastest, but I would assume no one comes here for this. What I do come here for is the random finds that this place tends to have and others don't. Usually I go in with a mission: find a charging cable, a temporary household good, or something I knew that wouldn't last me long and was good for the pinch. I usually end up walking out of here with a few more items than I anticipated for. That's the mark of a good store, me thinks.

Stopped by wanting to get a few birthday party supplies and was unimpressed. Nothing in here is a…read moredollar. The cheapest we got was a small lint roller for $1.79 everything else was higher for generic and off-brand items. Mylar balloons were $5 each and that did not include any helium to blow them up. The store is really dingy and messy. As some others have noted, the one redeeming section is the craft area if you need some things for school science projects they have quite a bit. Otherwise you're better off going to Target or 5 below for better prices, better quality, and a cleaner store.

Nice stuff but priced a bit high, and the customer service is comically bad. I like to go here…read morebecause of the quality of the merchandise in this small shop. Good brands for kids and adults. But literally every time of the 10+ times I've been in, there's been some customer service issue or other. Staff barely acknowledge you much less help you. Sitting next to the cash register and too busy eating to look up, for example. Many give an attitude over basic questions. The other day I went in, and three guys working there were standing around laughing loudlywatching videos on YouTube. The content? Someone making fart sounds! Very nice. They didn't bother looking up to acknowledge anyone entering the store. Don't know who the owner is, but that person should spend more time in the shop and on hiring service-oriented people. Update 3/2019: was just in the store again. No one in the store but 3 male employees, all sitting down talking loudly to each other. How many "f*cks" and "sh*ts" and "n***as" did I hear from them in the 90 seconds I was in the store? Impossible to count, they were used so rapidly and frequently. Unreal.

So I just went in to this store with the full intention of buying a pair of Birkenstock's. A young…read moreman came over and asked us if we needed help and I asked him for the style I was looking for but then I noticed that while he was talking to me he was going back to his phone to play a video game. He took my order but obviously distracted. When he came back he didn't come back with the style I wanted (he didn't present a reason) which were the leather ones which during our convo I insisted on. Once I tried them on he didn't bring the right size: I asked for an 8 and he brought back a size 9 AND a fricken 10. He did come back to ask how we're doing as a one helpful sign but that's it. Did I mention we were his only customers? After this poor service we decided to leave without saying anything because I'm sure he didn't notice. I hope you won your game because you lost $135.

They harass about masks & they put the prices right on the tags... Their selection isn't great…read more Pass!!!

Highways is a nice little secondhand clothing store that also offers hot meals and help to those…read morewho need it. The people here are either retired or on disability. All seem to be volunteers for the most part. Very nice selection of older men's suit jackets, goot selection of khakis and work pants. Some good children's clothes, and lots of women's clothing. Nothing that really stood out to me, but I'm sure if you dig deep enough you'd find something. I myself was very pleased. Got some nice button-up shirts and docker's brand khakis. 4 pieces, 20 bucks. Not too shabby!

Closeouts, closeouts, and, oh yeah, more closeouts!…read more It's clear that this store has been around for a long time, and is still doing well. The first time I was here was when I was a toddler in the 90s, and now I'm old enough to see what they have, and yes I've been here a few times. This store has a huge clothing section, and limited selections of pajamas, slippers, undergarments, luggage, bath towels, table cloths, kitchen supplies, and shower curtains. Most of the areas were very organized, but the kitchen supply area was a little messy. But then again, I don't come here for that. So what do I come here for? It depends, but usually it's for pajamas, table cloths, and shower curtains. But I don't get all of them in one visit. Sure, I can get those anywhere, but why here? REALLY LOW PRICES. Other stores would charge higher for these items, including Wal*Mart, but because these are closeouts, you won't expect to spend A LOT on just one item. Regardless of brands and low pricing, I've never had a major issue with anything that I got here. Keep in mind that because this is a closeout store, what they have on the shelves and racks is all they've got. During my recent visit, I needed to see if they had any short-sleeved pajamas as mine were getting close to being worn out. But all I saw were the winter ones, and when I asked to see if they had any, they politely told me that what they receive and stock is all they've got. I was disappointed, but I understood. Maybe they'll have it next time or something. But I didn't walk out empty-handed though. I was able to get a new table cloth at a cool price since my old one was just way too out-dated. Customer service is always fine. Overall it's a really fine store. I will always stop here whenever I'm in the area, particularly when I'm coming back from Ikea or Jersey Gardens Mall via US 1 & 9.

There is a wide variety of items in this store, if you are a penny saver like me, this would be…read moreyour favorite place to shop. The women Jeans are very nice and all the clothes and items are priced at like what I think is the lowest price possible, so they really want you to save. Clothes for children, home items like curtains ( nice ones), towels, cooking ware.

Kids city, here a route 440, has got to have one of the greatest, most affordable clothes and…read moredifferent products! Prices ranges for all children's clothing if every size! Some of the clothings quality ,may not be of the greatest , but for an everyday kids wear, Its fine w me! They range from newborn , to about 12 years old sizing selections, Moreover, they have a great selection of school uniforms for both males and females! They also carry, fancy kids dresses, shoes, sandles, leggings, dresses and even some selections of school book bags and hair accessories, staff are nice!

Ok, so I'm up here in Jersey City on a business trip, and before winding down and heading back to…read moremy cozy hotel room, I saw Kid City. From the outside, I was thinking they've got games for kids and stuff like that, so, let's check it out real quick(was my thinking). I went in, looked, and started thinking.. Wow, great prices and some nice stuff. I loaded up, and ran for the door before spending anymore money, lol.

I purchased a coat from them right at the height of New York City shutdowns because of Covid…read more Barry, the owner, was communicative with me throughout because manufacture and shipping were delayed. The coat is spectacular and has become my favorite coat of all. My only complaint is that it doesn't often get cold enough in North Carolina to wear it. The quality is superb and I couldn't be happier! My thanks to Barry and Monica for making this a wonderful buying experience!

I think you get what you pay for since their lower end micro shearling coats & jackets seem cheap…read moreand not as good as their higher priced Merino shearling coats. I bought a micro shearling jacket for $500 (Half Off) and I wouldn't of course pay full price for about $1,200.