I've been coming to this store over the years. They have good price 99c and up. they also accept…read morecredit card payments and will give you a receipt if you need. just a bit walk from Duane Reade. (10sec) I attached the photos inside of the store. a negative view about woman at the cashier, that's her personality but she won't hurt ppl saying cursing words/any. If you're uncomfortable, ask a man to help finding what you need. Open at 10:30am Monday to Sunday.

I have been coming to this store for 10 years plus. Every time my daughter and I stop in we are…read moregreeting with smiles and comfort. She always says hello my friend , how are you. We exchange pleasantries and Catch up. It's always stocked with what I need and never disappoints. From fabric paint or dye to house hold everyday items ( tp, paper towers, tools , kids crafting, baby stuff etc). If your new to the neighborhood of the lower east side please consider supporting your local businesses before spending extra at Walgreens, Duane Reade or other large corporations . It's the family owned local spots that keeps this city affordable for all us Regular folks.

The guys that run this store are amazing! I recently had a…read morehousing fiasco, which saw me make a prompt move from my old place and into a studio of my own. This was not a simple move, as I now had to stock up on a lot of things. One of them was my own A/C, which my new building lacked. I bought an A/C unit, but I had to get it installed as some of the parts needed modification. The supt to my building was not available until the following day, so I needed to find a quick solution. I went around to several stores, hoping to find an oscillation fan in the meantime. It was late night on a Friday, and these guys were thankfully open. I found the fan I was looking for, and proceeded to check out. It was only then that I realized that it was past the store's closing hours. The owners kept the place going while I found what I needed, as they saw that I was having a bad day. These guys didn't even know me, and they went out of their way for me. Thanks to them, I didn't have to suffer that first night at my new place without A/C. I never forget those who helped me, and I thank them thoroughly for getting me out of a bind that day.

This is a store I'll definitely return to, even if not in the neighborhood. While prices were a…read morelittle higher on some items, overall the deals were great. The store is well organized, clean and easy to maneuver. Customer service also wasn't bad; nothing spectacular but the service was efficient and effective. I love the choice of products as well

Great store! Affordable plants and a nice Hindi speaking man helped us - also gave us a discount!…read moreDefinitely coming back here.

This is my go-to store for staples like toilet paper and paper towels; since it's only five blocks…read moreaway, I can even buy a case and carry it home. They're also stocked with utensils, tupperware, toiletries, housewares, and cleaning supplies. They've got good hours; a big loss to the community several years ago was when National Wholesale Liquidators on Broadway was forced out of its space near Houston--but this store fills a need for cheap staples. And it's close by!

I have a great love of 99 cent stores. I've gone as far as hop on the train to get to my favorite…read moreones. Here's why... I needed some latex gloves and petroleum jelly. Don't ask. I went to CVS and all they had was a colossal box of gloves for a whopping 9 bucks. I didn't need that many gloves. And the petroleum jelly was oddly priced. The smallest container cost more than a larger one outside of the First Aid aisle. Nice way to gouge injured people, CVS. So, screw that. I decided to go up to Harlem to find a decent 99 cent store. And here it is. It's not huge, but it's well equipped. They even have a large selection of aluminum foil takeout containers and pans with covers. Nice for a church social. Instead of spending $14+ at CVS, I spent a total of $2.92 for exactly what I needed. 99 Cent Stores will always have a special place in my cheap, cheap heart.

You figure all 99 Cent Stores are about the same. They aren't. There are three in the immediate…read morearea, and this one is the worst. They seem to have less selection than the others: Things that you assume a 99 cent store will carry might not be here. The staff is rude, and very little help ("It's in the back somewhere!"). They seem put out by questions, and the guy at the front door jumps at you like he assumes the customers are all thieves. And the prices are a bit higher than the others, so that's strike three. I come here if I can't find what I want at the other two. (One is just is little bit East on 125th, and the other is around the corner on Amsterdam, BTW.) It isn't likely that I WILL find it, since they don't have much selection, but it's POSSIBLE, so I check. They very seldom have it.

Discount store offering a big range of house-hold products. Offering brand name cleaners as well as…read moreunheard of brands. Very similar to the range of products you can expect to see in a 99c store plus more.

This is a great place to get household stuff for cheap affordable prices that you cannot get…read moreanywhere else. Although it is limited in certain stuff and brand names, you can still find stuff usable for your own personal use and own home. You can also get Florida waters here. Also there is tiger balm at the counter if you need some menthol ointment for muscle aches. Count and rely on this store for anything. Balloons out in the front for birthdays or baptisms. They do it there for you. Good thing this store exist or else we will have to rely on expensive stores like target or other places which is not as cheap as this store.

They have everything you need, if you don't see it -- ask! They'll find it for you! Been going here…read morefor over ten years, super nice staff.

This is a perfect space to buy things for kids especially if you are trying to fill up a ton of…read moreEaster eggs or stockings for the end of the year. This is the place...or as we used to say back in the day...my jam. I have visited countless of times to buy gloves, socks, hair scrunchies, combs, and airplane/helicopter toys. I have bought a ton of stuff in the past. And I'm a teacher, so you know where I go for supplies for my students, right here...they sell erasers, staplers, folders, stickers, popsicle sticks, glitter glue...it's like Michael's but way more affordable. I noticed they have the best things for young kids on a rainy day. I bought a plastic mosaic puzzle for my child and he totally loved it. I just really speak well of this place, but I'm afraid to review and share it because then it'll be so packed I can't even move...but now I realize you'll find it eventually.

I love this place, it brings me back to what a stationery store should be. Meaning a little bit of…read moreeverything and more. I find thing that make my desk and work place a little more fun. It's also a kick to hear the kids in the store having there creative side brought out , also the games and toys bring out the kid in me. I have found stuff in the store I thought were long gone never to be seen again. So if you need a pen a pencil and a pad of paper you will definitely find it here and more Bring a BIG BAG because you will definitely leave with more then you wanted. Oh oh oh ho ho ho do I have to say it Christmas stocking stuffers. Just try to find enough wrapping paper that's right they have that to. Go and enjoy some time in a store again you won't regret it. HAPPY SHOPPING!!

NO RETURNS NO EXCHANGES! I took my daughter in here to pick out a toy as a reward. She chose a…read moresmall stuffed animal. We got home and she pointed out that the animal is coming apart at the seems and has a big hole. I went back to the store to exchange and was informed of the policy. I kinda get why mom & pop stores have these policies. However, if you want to keep customers and you sell a damaged product, exchange it and take the loss. You just made Amazon look like a much better option. UPDATE: Spoke with the store owner. There seems have been a misunderstanding as damaged products can be exchanged (they then return them to the manufacturer) . Should be remedied tomorrow. Will update to more stars once its all rectified.

99 Cent Stores were once prolific in the City but since the pandemic they are no longer that cheap…read more The majority of goods sold start at $1+. However, one item still costs the princely sum of 99 cents. The Dove Bar! I specifically asked the owner about it. There is a huge sign so one cannot miss it. I frequent this store quite often as there are many items that are far cheaper than at other shops. As one enters the rows are packed to the brim neatly and nicely. Baby wipes which cost now $1.79 are nicely priced as I buy five packets at a time to clean my apartment. Some medications like the A&D cream that comes in a tube costs under $2. Now this is a bargain. Bottles are nicely priced too and so are school supplies. Detergents can be expensive though. There is even a variety of packaged food items but I don't care for them. The owners are a kind couple.

Very good customer service at this new thrift store near my apartment. I've spoken to two employees…read moreand they are so helpful each time I visit the store. Today I was looking for a sink stopper. Prices are very reasonable for odds and ends. There's a little bit of everything. The manager said to give him a week and he will get the smaller sink stopper. He only had the one for the kitchen sink. I need the bathroom sink size. You have to visit to see how organized the store is laid out. This is going to be a pleasure after the mess at the dollar store nearby. I'm already a fan after two visits. I even added the business to Yelp so everyone can support this new business. It's great to have inexpensive options. Plus they're open long hours daily for electric, plumbing and hygiene emergencies. Anything you may run out of. You're welcome.