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Sacca’s Suits & Tailor Shop

5.0 (1 review)
Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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I've Been to Anthony men's shop a few times and I must say it's hard to walk out of there without…read morebuying anything. Everything in the store is displayed perfectly and definitely eye catching. The gentleman in the store, believe his name is Jorge, is very professional, knowledgeable , personable and has great taste while assisting you. He is also very patient answering all your questions and explaining fabrics, styles etc. Prices are extremely fair on the high quality of the products. Highly Recommend Anthony mens shop!

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This spot is in my hood of birth. Corona, Queens...da hood. Man, All The Right Records is really…read more"All The Right...". You have everything there so it should be called All The Right Everything! From precise cuts, fades, braids, corn rows, etc. in the second floor barbershop to Records/Vinyl, Kicks, Gear, Spray paint caps, DVD's, Tapes, Model Cars even! Exclusive mixtapes too (for da real hip-hop headz). Anyway, dem fools will definitely hook up the tightest haircutz without a doubt. These guys have been cutting hair for a while, for real! Ask for Ryel or Stevo. They've got about six chairs. I used to have cornrows about three years ago and got them hooked up there. I don't know who's doing braids in there now, but it's usually beautiful African American Sista's, but occasionally they'll be spanish. Listen, If you're ever in NYC and want to experience walking down one of THE most ethnically mixed neighborhoods and Queens being The most ethnically mixed City in the Nation. Some Flavors: Colombians, Cubans, Dominicans/Platanos, Boricuas, Ecuadorian, Mexican, African American, Chinese, Korean, Vietnanese, Indian, Arabic, Pakistani, etc. There's a lot to see and do. You've got Shea Stadium off of the 7 train, LaGuardia Airport, "Flushing" stop off the 7 train in Flushing (Chinese/Korean/Vietnamese food/products, shopping malls), Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Arthur Ashe Tennis Stadium where they hold the U.S. Open, and Junction Blvd shopping strip among many others. All The Right...is on Junction Blvd., off of 37th Avenue in what's called Corona, Queens. Where the Beatnuts rep. The streets here get wild come Colombian Day Parade or Dominican Day Parade, etc...You can find everthing on Junction, again right off of the 7 Train. You can take the 7 train from 42nd Street, Times Square. Once you get into the Queens side the train goes above ground and you get a great view of the city all the way to Flushing Avenue, the last stop. Best views at night. Off the hook sneaker spots, clothing, food (Check some of my other reviews), bootleg Dvd's, I mean you name it, you can find it off of Junction Blvd. Including, All The Right... Get it right. Ya heard my niggas! I don't really talk like that Ma. Peace

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