Ok went to the jembro stores in flushing and you know the deal about this type of store , you get…read morewhat you pay for and you won't pay much but will be happy . Big store with endless displays of everything from clothing, footwear, home goods , cleaning supplies, electronics, furniture, wall pictures, and on and on with so much stuff and the prices are amazing with quality not being grade A but who cares. Not expecting to get anything as my cuz is here to grab a few things but after browsing around a bit , I grabbed a cart and got a bunch of items for about 90 bucks and everything will come in handy .Give jembro a try , you will find a few or more useful items you actually can use and need .4.5 stars on my yelp meter.

Sometimes people use Jembro to walk through to the other side from Roosevelt Ave to the large…read moreparking lot in Flushing next to Queens Crossing. Jembro is like a 99cent store combined with a Jacks Dollar and Up store. It has household items, holiday decor items, clothing, and accessories for a few dollars. I've never bought anything here but it's better to shop local than to get the same things at Walmart for a little more.

I was wandering around Flushing for the longest time looking for a Tide-to-Go stick. I know I could…read morehave just saved time and bought the first one I saw, but the first one I saw was for $3.99. It's just a stick! When did it became so expensive? I finally found it here for a dollar less. And it wasn't even on sale. That was good enough for me. If anything, This store is classier than a 99 cent store, but cheaper than a Target. And I like the fact that it doesn't have a "99" or "Dollar" in its name.

The lowest of lows, price gouging their own community during a crisis of Coronavirus. they were…read morecharging double the price for Lysol wipes and Lysol spray. I swap people inline deciding know that couldn't afford it and then putting them back. That puts us all at risk. I handed them a copy of the laws that say it's a crime punishable by fine and possibly jail, and they goaded me to call the consumer advocate agency and the police. I explained to them that the consumer agency has set up a separate Department just to handle price gouging, because they take it very seriously.

while in jackson heights queens i went to the local d11 deals and discounts store to pick up a few…read morethings and a few turned into a bunch and i aint mad. larger then the astoria spot but basically has the same stuff from a to z . picked up some plastic tupperware, shampoo, body wash, socks, slippers, doggy bed, garbage bags, small rug for inside door entrance and a few other nik naks for less then 80 bucks . the selection of mens, ladies , kiddies clothing and acessories may not be the best in variety or quality but you cant beat the prices as a everlast hoodie for only 8 bucks is a steal. i suggest that when visiting any deal and discount store go thru every aisle or section of the store cause i bet you will find something useful as thats always the case for me.

Haven't shopped here before. I needed and wanted a small travel bag. . Thankfully, a staff person…read morehelped me find it . Unfortunately I didn't get her name . I was also helped by Clerk 1. I will return.

This store has everything that you may need at affordable products, name brand and off-brand. I…read morelove to shop at this location whenever I am in the area. It used to be named National Wholesale Liquidators but they have dropped the Liquidators off. The store is well-stocked and neat. However, space can be tight because of the amount of products that they sell. It doesn't deter me from shopping there at all. If, you are in the neighborhood check them out.

I would to commend Jean for his exceptional service every time I come to this store, I have been…read moretrying to get this letter to the head office to inform them of the great employees that have at this store. I have been decorating ad going back and forth until I can get the things I need and they always help their customers find what ever they need to buy again the manager Mr Jean at the the Rosedale store is a always a pleasure to see when we go sopping in this store. Thank you so much Angela

Conveniently located right across the street from the Queens Public Library. The store is packed to…read morethe brim with things that they sell and pathways are narrow to walk through. Be careful not to accidentally knock things down with your bag when you try dodging people's elbows hitting you on the side or trying to squeeze right through the aisle because they can't hear you saying excuse me for the thousandth time. Despite the store name being 99¢ and Less, nothing is actually 99 Cents and below as the price. If you ever need to pop in & get some last-minute stationary like pens, a plastic folder, or even a pad of paper....you know 99 Cents or Less got you covered. Quality wise also depends on the products you're getting. If you expect to find a really good pair of sturdy earrings or a beautiful designed birthday/holiday card from 99¢, ehh then this is probably not the best place you will find these things at. However, there's always an exception and that exception happens to be when I have strolled by the place after getting off the Q25 bus today. There's a basket filled with an assorted selection and all different colors of beanies right in front of the store. When you step inside, there's another basket of winter hats inside too. I have to really dig through a bit in the baskets in order to see what's good underneath especially that's how you sometimes find the goodies (wink wink). And what do you know? I did end up finding a thick beanie made out of polyester from each basket. It wraps my head all the way around and able to cover up my ears completely. Plus, the pink-gray-white color scheme looks stylish and not tacky plus easy to match with outfits. The fluffy faux fur pom pom at the top makes it more trendy, creating a cute and eye-catching detail to your winter essential item. Woohoo! Being able to find a thick, warm beanie nowadays is very important...making sure you won't catch a cold from the wind slapping in your face or the feeling of wind blowing from the back of your head. Of course I end up buying both beanies, wouldn't you? Lining up to pay doesn't take that long like maybe 5 minutes the max. I think it's cash only but please correct me if I happen to be wrong. The beanies are $5 each. Don't expect the staff to greet you with a smile, cuz you didn't go there for the service....you know you're there for the goods lol!

I saw an item is written $1.99 so i bring it to the cashier to pay,the old lady cashier say is a…read moremistake,should be $2.99,she just take a marker and change the price,what a lousy store,never come to this store again,there's so many cheaper store nearby

Easily the worst dollar tree I've ever been to. The place itself is old, dingy and a mess. Just…read morestuff everywhere in the aisles. I saw at least 4 employees on the floor while there was a line for the register that extended all the way to the back of the store and they just did not care. Two of them were too busy joking around.

There are over 8,000 Dollar Tree stores in the U.S. and Canada. Dollar Tree carries a broad mix of…read moreconsumable, variety, and seasonal merchandise housewares, glassware, dinnerware, cleaning supplies, candy, snacks, food, health and beauty, toys, gifts, gift bags and wrap, party supplies, stationery, craft supplies, teaching supplies, books, seasonal décor, and so much more from many trusted national and regional brands. Many of the items are only $1.25, prior to tax, which is affordable and a great value. This specific Dollar Tree location is right on Francis Lewis Blvd. It could be hard finding parking since there are only metered spots in front. I parked on one of the side streets a few blocks away. I came in to pick up a birthday card and birthday balloons. The aisles were organized. They had a good selection of Hallmark greeting cards. I purchased one for $1.00. By the cash registers, there is a balloon cage of balloons already prefilled. I told the cashier I would like 2 balloons. The balloons were $1.50 each. She unclipped all of them and let me choose which ones I wanted. I chose a balloon with a smiley face and one that saids Happy Birthday with stars. I also wanted to purchase a gift card, but the cashier told me it was cash only so I said never mind since I didn't have cash on me. Dollar Tree is a great place to browse and pick up different items.

Stepping into Flushing Discount Store feels like diving headfirst into a kaleidoscope of bargains,…read morewhere you're just as likely to stumble upon a must-have essential as you are to discover something delightfully quirky. This store is your typical discount haven, except, well, it's a bit roomier than others, giving you extra space to navigate and marvel at the eclectic mix of items they offer. The owner is a gem--one of those friendly folks who's not afraid to let you know that he's about to shut down for the night. On one visit, he delivered the closing announcement with the kind of gentle firmness that only a true retail veteran can muster. I appreciated the heads-up; no one likes being caught mid-aisle when the lights go out. They've got all the essentials you need, from household goods to school supplies. Need a mop? Check. Running low on notebooks? They've got you covered. This store is a one-stop shop for pretty much everything you could use in daily life. But the pièce de résistance of Flushing Discount Store has to be their live betta fish section. Yes, you read that right. Nestled among the cleaning supplies and stationery are these vibrant little fish, each priced at a cool $4. You can also grab some fish food for another $4 and a small plastic tank for--you guessed it--$4. It's like a tiny aquatic ecosystem of bargains. I still remember my first encounter with this fishy phenomenon. It was during high school, and my sister, driven by an urge to adopt a betta fish, dragged me to this very store. There we were, standing in the glow of fluorescent lights, contemplating the lives of these $4 fish. I couldn't help but feel a pang of sympathy for them, swimming in circles in their plastic prisons. All in all, Flushing Discount Store is a quirky, budget-friendly wonderland where practicality meets the bizarre. Whether you're in desperate need of a mop, a math notebook, or a spur-of-the-moment fish adoption, this place has got you covered. Just make sure you don't lose track of time--unless you want to find yourself locked in with the betta fish!

Missing a face towel , cost $1.50 Received only 3 items …read more Please see receipt Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Discount stores mostly sell clothing, phone accessories, speakerphone, and home goods. Prices…read morechange every day and every weekend they have like more electronic stuff like tablets accessories and earphones but prices are $10. I went there today to get queen's sheets I thought the price was $1 (for Thursday )but the cashier told me it was $10. It's messy inside the store.

The cashier lady is super mean. I won't go there because of her…read more Overall this store is not clean and poor service.

Roosevelt Avenue 99 Cent Store. Not really but you get the idea…read more One of several on the block in downtown Flushing. I have been in this store at least 20 times previously as it is located conveniently. This place carries virtually everything! Every little odd and end, eyeglasses,screwdrivers ,school supplies, razors, ectera. The guy at the door that you check your bag with is very sweet old man. I've spoken with him numerous occasions,he is very helpful assisting me making my purchases even though he's just the door man. With the New Year Coming, I thought I would replace batteries on my clocks, smoke detectors and light bulbs as part of my New Years regiment. I purchased the wrong type of battery but I realized before leaving the register. The counter lady would not refund the difference, as the others were less expensive. No worries.. Smiles. Jim D.