Jamaica Coliseum Mall has been a staple for as long as I can remember not just for Queens, but for…read moreLong Island, Brooklyn, the Bronx... honestly, every borough of New York. If you grew up in NYC, chances are you've been to the Coliseum at least once in your life. And if you haven't, you truly missed out. It's not what it used to be, and now it's officially closed but the memories will live on forever. I used to work at the Hall of Fame, where we sold magazines, CDs, and DVDs. If it was part of the music industry, we had it. Right next door was Julian printing custom T-shirts. Black house studios where music was created. There were sneaker spots, Sammy selling leather coats and clothing, jewelry vendors, perfume and cologne booths, and of course the food court. You couldn't walk through without hearing music, seeing fashion, and feeling culture. From the Jamaican beef patty spot to the hat stores, the Coliseum wasn't just a mall it was a community. I did most of my school shopping here because we were able to negotiate prices. It was a place where people hustled, connected, and created memories. It's especially heartbreaking knowing future kids won't get to experience what we experienced growing up. The Jamaica Coliseum will truly, truly be missed. There will be one last celebration on the Ave on February 21st from 12 PM to 5 PM. If you're reading this, don't miss your final chance to experience Jamaica Ave the way we all remember it. Thank you, Jamaica Coliseum, for everything.

RIP Jamaica Colosseum mall…read more I wrote an article about its closure. Growing up in Brooklyn, most of my mall memories come from Kings Plaza. From what I've seen and reported, that place always had a huge range--budget-friendly spots right next to higher-end stuff, tons of selection, and services that actually felt worth it. I talked to a bunch of vendors there, and they were straight-up neighborly and friendly. You had everything: the food court, fresh jackets, shoes, jewelry, you name it. A real wide variety of things all under one roof. And now it's all gone.

H&M in Jamaica Queens is so much more comfortable for shopping. Our Manhattan stores feel crowded…read moreand uncomfortable to navigate. I sure don't get here as much as I used to for shopping. I can say I love H&M clothes because they offer a lot of 100% cotton. I'm into comfort for my sensitive skin! I'm giving them an easy Four Stars.

I have passed by this particular location numerous times ,and just the other day I decided to go…read moreinside. I had been searching for an all black windbreaker vest on jamaica Ave, all week with no luck . So I decided to go to H&M ,my first impression was this is a clean cool looking store.The security guard was friendly, so was the staff, the young man inside the mens department was very helpful . I found my all black windbreaker vest that I was looking for.The price was reasonable and the had my size .It was just my luck they had one left in a 2x .The vest is comfortable for work because the kind of work I do. I would definitely go back to this location on jamaica Avenue. The store has 2 levels with escalators. A cool spot to shop at in the heart of jamaica.

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After church the Richmond Hill Flea Market has become a must stop. This is an indoor flea market…read morewith everything from jewerly, discount groceries and antiques. They have many vendors. My favorite vendor is Mike he has the best selection of Skechers! Great prices. I love saving money and it's a great way to spend a little time on a Sunday.

Very convenient for alot of people who live on the Jamaica side of queens.this is the only…read moremarshalls in jamaica ,that makes it a major store for Jamaica shoppers who are looking for a bargain. This particular location is not bad and it is in a pretty good location .there is no parking lot and you are quite a few blocks away from the train station on archer ave and the hillside station. But you have buses that stop right in front of the store . As far as the atmosphere this store is always crowded like most marshalls stores. When you see something you want I advise you to get it because when you come back it wont be there .sometimes the shoppers can be a little aggressive at times but things can't get to far out of hand because the 103 percent is literally around the corner ..I don't shop there all the time but when I do the staff seems to be ok .I never seen them acting shady or anything like that . I would go back there again In the future.

This is the bigger of the two locations that I sometimes shop at. I mainly come here when I need a…read morebigger selection of inventory to go through such as jackets, etc. Also I come here to the toy section as they sometimes carry Bruder trucks and my son loves those trucks. The employees at the register seem to be cordial. I can't say I've ever had an employee offer me any assistance but it's been a long time since I started coming here and I honestly don't remember. The lines can get unbelievably long as certain points of the day and year for that matter. So if you can either go early or come really late and you should be fine.

Cool spot for affordable clothing, the kids section has some really nice jump suits with my son…read morefavorite movie and cartoons characters. Plus the adults section has some cool cargo pants and bubble vests. Jackets hats etc, for some good prices. But one thing the check out line is pretty long.but it moves quickly so that not too bad.The store is pretty spacious as well. And there staff has been pretty courteous and helpful.Good to have a primark up on Jamaica ave.

On Sunday Feb 1st 2026 I took my daughter's shopping at the Primark Location in Jamaica Queens NY …read more What started out as a fun day with mom turned into a scary situation. The system in Primark was acting up. Unbeknownst to me I paid for $345 worth of merchandise with my card . The money was removed from my card however I was told I did not pay and that I could not leave with my merchandise. Like any credit card transaction there is a hold placed on the card until the transaction is finalized with the bank . The company wanted me to pay another $345 dollars advising me that they don't have their money so it's not their fault and I should take it up with my bank . I advised them that I paid after speaking to management and that I was not leaving without my merchandise and I left . Upon leaving I was followed down the block by a male who identified himself as a detective . In order to not scare my kids I went back to the store however called the police to help me because I paid for my merchandise. When the police arrived I thought I was going to get help however the store reported that I stole the merchandise and I need to be arrested . While my children were alone with me I asked that my family was given a little grace to get to me as I paid for my items and this is ridiculous. I threatened to sue and advised the cops that if they were taking me in I would like a lawyer . With that being said the store manger then states that I didn't intend on stealing and it's not my fault it's the banks fault . It was resolved with them taking back everything I bought for my girls and still have not received my money back . I used the same card in other stores down the block and in the area without issue . The store treated me as though I was a criminal embarrassed myself and traumatized my children , using intimidation of there male staff for merchandise that was no longer theirs because it was paid for . Fast forward to Tuesday Feb 3rd 2026 the transaction has been finalized as I initially stated it would be leaving myself and my children without the merchandise we shopped for or the money to shop elsewhere. I was banned from the store and criminalized in front of other customers on that day.

Smallest Target I've seen - not worth a Target trip. It's only as good as going to a nearby bodega…read moremaybe as they don't stock a full collection of products typically found in larger locations. They should close up this store and reopen in the same area with a larger format store.

The level of disrespect and mistreatment at this Target needs to be addressed. This store…read moreconsistently delivers one of the most unpleasant shopping experiences I've ever had. The staff are visibly miserable, unfriendly, and downright rude. And it's not just a bad day, but I witness or experience this every time I come in. There's one male employee in particular who is especially unprofessional. He completely ignores you when you speak to him -- no acknowledgment, no help, not even basic decency. It's as if your presence is an inconvenience or you're speaking another language. What's more upsetting is that this isn't happening in isolation. It's happening in a working-class, urban, predominantly POC neighborhood. And it's hard not to notice the pattern. I truly believe this Target allows this level of customer mistreatment because of where it's located and who it serves. Would this kind of behavior be tolerated at a Target in a wealthier, whiter neighborhood? Doubtful. This isn't just about bad service. It's about how people in certain communities are dehumanized and made to feel like they don't deserve basic courtesy. Target should be ashamed to let a store carry their name and brand while treating people this way. Do better.

A decent dollar tree joint in Jamaica Queens that has plenty of stuff for 5 quarters. I got some…read moretime on my hands so it's every aisle , every shelves and then some ..Not as disorganized as other dollar tree store and I found a few useful items that I can really use .Typical dollar tree stuff and it's hard to leave and not buy something. 32.50 is the whooping total and I better hit the road with all my goodies .It's dollar tree folks and it is what it is and that's good enough for 3.5 stars .

Welcome to Shoptober! NYC has no shortage of dollar stores. Whether for cheap goods, no-name food…read moreitems, or a slice of pizza, they fulfill an economic niche. For such an expensive city, these stores cater to the underserved, the frugal and the tight-budgeted. You see lots of mom & pop 99 cent stores, Family Dollars & Dollar Generals all over the map, but Dollar Tree is probably the most prolific. These are the current generation of the old five & dimes like Woolworth's and Lamston's. Almost everything in Dollar Tree is priced at a dollar, though there are pricier items. If the price is not marked, then it defaults to $1. I find that this store is more organized and well managed than others I've shopped and I can always get a spot in the parking lot. The seasonal section is always well stocked whether it's for 4th of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving or Christmas. I like to browse the arts & crafts aisle, picking up random paint brushes, jars and pallettes for my hobbies. I even got a bunch of small cutting mats for a $1 each where you might pay up to $10 or more at Michael's. You'll also find me browsing the hardware, kitchenware and office & party supplies aisles. The toys aisle is always a mess no matter how many people they have fixing it up. Kids, ugh. You might not find big name brand items here, but you can always find something useful for a really low price. $1 spice shakers, anyone? And would you trust a $1 pregnancy test? Look for those hanging on the racks at checkout next to the no-name BIC lighters.

Really good customer service over there at vim.the young ladies that work at vims are very helpful…read moreand friendly. The store has some bargains on men sweat pants and t shirts,kids clothes, women clothes etc. The store has been on jamaica Avenue for decades. The store doesn't have as much as it used to have. But it still a decent Jean's and sneakers shop with 2 levels ,up stairs and ground level. You can find the sneakers upstairs. The store also have a walk of shame in front of the store with pictures of people who have been captured in photos stealing. You also have to check in your bags at the counter when you walk in.

I was in here Monday after going to other stores nearby. I was looking for a new pair of sneakers…read more I. went to the lower level after asking the bag check employee where the sneakers were. I looked at several brands and styles. The ones on displayed on the wall didn't appeal to me except for the same Nike model I had at home that needed to be thrown out. I was going to ask for it but I couldn't find any employee down there.i don't know if that's due to COVID-19, hence the huge amount of shoes on the shelves. I couldn't find any Nike sneaker that I like and available in my size. I started looking at the Reebok sneakers. I found 2 that I liked, a running shoe and a high top. The high top fit better so I decided on that one. I went upstairs to the cashier to pay. There was no line. I asked about return policy and was given an answer. My purchase was rung up and I paid. While I was downstairs I had put my coat check "ticket" down nearby. An employee who was doing what I believe was an inventory check with a laptop reminded me to hang out to it so I get my stuff back.

We made our order online through military star exchange store it said if you spend this amount you…read moreget free shipping I entered the code that was given it said shipping was free I got my invoice email.. sure enough they charged me $9.95 ! I called and she just kept giving me the run around Ripping people off after they spent $83.00 is just wrong I will never shop on this web site again !!

I called twice, was put on hold both times after asking what I was looking for, AND then they left…read moreme on hold and then hung it up. Customer service on the phone is just as important as in person customer service. In fact if I call looking for a specific item because I live more then half an hour away and you refuse to help me, you just lost my sale and all future business. The male answering the phones should just not work there At All. He obviously doesn't know what it means to work and complete his roll in customer care.

Not a bad location for an old navy ,they have a decent selection of women clothes, flip flops, men…read morepolo shirts that only run in 2x mostly. If you want a bigger size you can ask the store to order it for you,and you can pick it up there.you also have 2 levels to shop on.I would say you a better selection of women clothes then men in this particular location. The store is crowded most of the times when I have been there, The check out line is always long,very slow cashier service. There seem to be a language barrier between staff and the customers ,Be aware of your surroundings up there, especially when leaving they have some weird folks up there, even some times on the inside of the store.

Honestly everything was fine up until i went upstairs to the kids section, i was looking through…read morethe sweatpants for myself and this worker idk her name but she was an older woman maybe like 60s and she had a red tshirt. She was extremely rude when all i was doing was looking for my size which was all the way at the bottom so i obv had to take off the top pants and i would fix them back cs i dont like leaving a mess, but she just kept following me and giving me dirty looks as though i was doing something wrong, i understand that working in places like this means to organize the clothing but she literally saw that i was trying to get the pants. I also asked her for help and she ignored me and gave me a dirty ass look, but she helped someone else ?! Overall js not good especially at her grown age and acting like that is just embarrassing. I strongly advise to get a new worker who isnt going to be on someones ass while they shop at a CLOTHING STORE.