I ducked into Macy's to seek refuge from the humid and hot day. It was a nice Macy's department…read morestore considering it was in Chinatown. One exit was not so nice. Many unhoused men were lounging outside. One was relieving himself as I exited. Not good! I made a beeline away from there. 4 stars for available items in store. 1 star for outside environment.

I have been coming to this Macy's for years when I am in the area. It is very convenient to get…read morehere. The clients that frequently come her are mostly Asian. I have been to many different Macy's and this particular one is just ok but don't get me wrong it does offer whatever I am looking for or didn't know that I needed with department store prices. The first floor has a great cosmetics selection. Their purses and bag selection is meh. Shopping here feels just OK. It feels like they need some updates on the upper floors. For some reason the higher you go some of the merchandise feel a bit junkie. I just can't put my finger on it but the shopping experience in this store is just OK. I guess because finding someone to help you if you have a question is almost non-existent and it can be agravating. Which is really a shame because this makes shopping online more attractive to me because of I have any questions about any merchandise I can just read the reviews. Would I completely go out of my way to come here..... No.

Listen, I know we are still boycotting Target... My daughter has been nonstop asking for me to get…read moreher the big squishy's and Target is the one place who has had them, for a reasonable price ($5.99). The problem is finding a Target with them in stock. Looked for the cheese, strawberry, banana, and peach on their website when I got to work. No target around my job had them, and 50 mile radius option has shown Target's in NJ, Westchester & deep Long Island having them, but only the Target in W. Nyack said that they had them in stock, so I was going to drive the 2 hours, after work, to get her the banana. Then the peach popped up as in stock at the Flushing location. Left work as soon as I got off, took the LIRR, and rushed to this location (cause you Mfers wouldn't answer the phone). Got there, and to my dismay, nothing in the shelves. Saw Jessica G. come from the back, and asked if they had them. She looked on her handheld, nothing came up, until she put the item number in. Sho nuff, they had 9 peaches in the back, with a 2 max limit. Jessica also found a squishy duck, which my daughter also wants. JESSICA G. you made me stopping my boycott for the day well worth it. God bless you!!!

LADIESSS , you have to do better !!! I understand there's staff that clean the restrooms but…read morethere's no reason that it should look like this even with the cleaners / Custodians on deck . I would think as women OUR restrooms would be a lot more cleaner. Sorry to the employees that have to deal with this !!!!

This Marshalls location has been in the Sky View Mall of Flushing for a very long time. The shelves…read morewere rather messy and unorganized where there were clothes all over the floor back then. Decided to stop by and see what was good today. Glad I had taken a look because there were lots of great-valued goodies on sale by the clearance section. Additionally by the look of things, it seemed that they recently had a renovation of the inside of the store. The old Marshalls I had known years before no longer looked familiar to me but in a good and positive way. The skincare/makeup section is moved from the back to the side. So much easier to find products now in comparison to years ago where if you see it, you'll see it. And if you don't, well that's too bad and it's on you. More beauty brands from Sephora including K-Beauty are found in store like The Inkey List, Herbivore, Glow Recipe, Kiehl's, Summer Fridays, Laneige, Farmacy, Curlsmith, Clinique, Skinfix, Peter Thomas Roth, Glossier, First Aid Beauty, Drunk Elephant and etc. Glad to see that the Flushing location finally has a separate section just for K-Beauty alone. It's about time, Marshalls! Next, it is also more convenient to find yoga mats, yoga towels, and other sports/wellness related vitamin (gummies) in the Active section which is located right next to the beauty aisles. If you're looking for a sturdy but inexpensive yoga mat alternative, then Gaiam is the brand that got your back! Their yoga mats only retail for $15 and the yoga towels are $10 in total. The service from staff is helpful + patient + friendly + top notch. Love shopping at Marshalls from time to time. Things are pretty affordable + great value + very durable + highly recommended. Would definitely be back again next time!

I usually go to the discount department store Marshalls in Manhasset, but we had dinner in Flushing…read moreand visited this Marshalls because my family is always looking for a sale, and apparently the Flushing store is better at big sales than Manhasset. Different stores have different sale items which constantly change. I usually don't find men's clothing here that I like, and today was no exception. But family members found a few things. Tip - Marshalls has a clearance sale 2x a year, and one is now. Always look for the red clearance stickers. For example, they found a set of 2 Brook Brothers hand towels, originally for $18, marked down to $6. Some Yelpers might appreciate the the snack section, some trail mixes, popcorn, chips, granola - some for $1 or less. And we're talking about the big packages. A yellow sticker is even better - that's the rock bottom price. Note that the checkout line was humongous. I think most of you know, if you want better quality, go to their sister store TJMaxx. But you can't beat the prices at Marshalls, especially if you spend the time and effort to search. 3 1/2 stars for Marshalls. Update: My brother just called and said he found at a Marshalls in New Jersey a Viking 2.5 quart stainless steel pot for $14. I urge you to Google the price of Viking pots of this size.

It's a Target, identical and indistinguishable from the dozens out there in America's heartland and…read moreeverything in-between. Avoid this place on the weekends if you don't feel like standing on a painfully long line. It's good for necessities (food), cheap furniture if you're just starting out (if you're an IKEA fan, Target is probably next on your list), and the nostalgia factor since it has a DVD and book section (good for us older folk who miss the good ol' days of pre-streaming video and bookstore browsing). Outside of that, I don't shop here. The clothes, handbags and sunglasses may look cute, but they're not made to last - fast fashion landfill-friendly crap. If you must have this crap, wait a few months until it ends up in Goodwill and you'll get it for a song. Since I care about the earth, I'd rather buy my clothes and bags from a high end consignment shop - that's where you get real quality for less. Bring your own bag as Target charges you five cents for its own branded gray Target bag if you forget. I take my own reusable bag everywhere and have never had to pay the five cent tax. Ever. Judging by the number of times I've seen people carrying the five cent, gray Target bag, however, I can tell how many people forget and carelessly throw away their hard earned money unnecessarily. Seeing that stupid Target bag everywhere also tells me that everybody seems to be struggling, as everyone and his mother seems to shop there. Shopping at Target can be depressing because there are few alternatives for those who yearn for something higher quality but can't afford Nordstrom's. Target is the cheapo version of what used to be the middle class department store, like Alexander's. It has a little bit of everything but nothing is high quality. Most of what they sell is cheap and disposable. Since department stores have mostly disappeared, Target is the only facsimile left for people who miss browsing in a well-stocked general store. It's a store for the struggling as well as the middle class, so cheapness rules the day. Sad.

So after staying away from this place for about a month and eventually going back with someone…read moreaccompanying me. I started to get comfortable again with this place and making solo trips. But of course always a lousy encounter to remind me of how this particular Target truly does target customer. And yes they definately target me and probably folks who look like me. This is the end of the school year & my go to gift for school staff are gift cards. Yesterday I purchase 4 visa gift cards and the only the odd thing that was said to me was that the gift cards aren't on display because customers mess with them--that's an important detail. Today, I went back to purchased an additional 4 gift cards from the same cashier (Jasmine). She initially claimed I can only purchase 3. When I pointed out that I purchased 4 the day before; she claimed she was scolded by a manager and that the register doesn't allow more than 3. I offered to make 2 separate transaction and even offered 2 separate payment sources, if that worked better. She was obviously lying as she "forgot" the name of the manager who scolded her and the register did allow 4 gift cards to be purchased exactly as it did the day before. Long story short, I spoke to store manger and he confirmed what my experience should have been in just making a simple purchase without the extra ego tripping by Jasmine. And that detail, she claimed about the gift card display was clarified by the manager as being place outside of customers purview to reduce the cluttered look of the customer service area. The managers explanation makes more sense since it literally sat behind the counter previously, where customers can't mess with them anyway. Addendum: it was actually 6 gift cards that I purchased the day before not 4.

Very poor customer service. The staff were rude and unprofessional, and there was even an…read moreuncomfortable implication that a tip was expected. Overall, I was extremely disappointed with the attitude and professionalism of the staff at this location. I will not be returning.

The sales staff are the rudest and unfriendly employees ever. I am not sure who is the hiring…read moreperson in charge but they are extremely unprofessional, immature and not helpful. They literally run down their customers with their garment racks and don't even apologize or say excuse me. They are argumentative and have a very poor attitude when you shopping and they need to climb over you and push you over to place their items on the racks and shelves as you shop. This store is a mess - I had an asian woman literally argue and raising her voice at me at the cashier register! Unbelievable - TJ Corporate please do better! This location needs serious customer service training!!! Down to even the Managers for allowing this. The staff is screaming across the store to one another when working and the employees look a mess coming into work.

Great selection of stores, but in recent years I think management is choosing to put stores not for…read morethe majority. More niche target. The facilities are well kept and clean The stairwell for garage is a bit sketch and dated, but gets the job done Overall great mall for one in the city.

This mall has become a joke. From the leaks every time it rains to the teen gang meetups. Now…read morethey rob you with parking. They take payment from you with credit card on file. They put hold on your card. Then if by chance the card company doesn't approve because it seems fraudulent you have to pay asap or they hit you with $48 late charge plus $6.50 processing fee. Unreal. Don't come here. Don't park here especially. Worst mall in NY area. Wish I could give zero stars.

I had seen this place advertised on Instagram. It was on my list on things to see. There are two…read moremalls with the same name. Make sure you go to the right one cuz I went to the wrong one initially. Three floors of shopping with escalators and lots of food too. I had trouble getting WiFi connection in the building. Great find! Parking garage available.

This is the best Chinese food place most authentic and flushing New York. It's price super cheap…read moreand cooked by professional chef from all over Asia. This is my first time visiting here, and I fell in love with the food to variety and how convenient it is to buy all these food. You can get stuff from XLB to pork chop rice and everything you could have ever think of a scene in social media I swear

Huge TJMAXX fan, I'm practically at one once a week. With that being said, this location on Union…read moreTPKE is hands down the worst on the East coast. Sat in line for 27 minutes to purchase two things, while I watched only two other registers open while three employees stood behind them gossiping and hanging up clothes, instead of opening another register. There's a wrinkly ass white woman with blonde hair and glasses that takes the cake as worst employee I've ever seen. She let an employee who was off the clock cut the entire long lin so she could return clothes. That was the only time the old white women ever went to a register - to help an employee instead of a customer. She just sat on her phone while everyone else worked. I will continue to post on this place everytime I go, with the goal of removing that woman from her position. Such a selfish human being. Pictures will come next!

1start is too much. What horrible experience to start this holidays shopping. Worst customer…read moreservice. Worst store I've ever visited. Just a few minutes ago I tried to make a purchase and the cashier #6 told me I had to buy a bag. I told the cashier I only needed a paper bag, and she rudely and repeatedly told me they didn't have any paper bags. I asked again how, in a store as big as that, they didn't have a single paper bag. Her response was, rudely, no, no, no. The cashier or manager at the next register, register #5, just looked at me mockingly. They have no idea what customer service means.

*This review is for the fragrance department of Macy's*…read more I was looking for a modern, sophisticated cologne and the sales associates at the Dior and Gucci section were incredibly helpful. I initially felt overwhelmed by all the options, but after describing the type of scent I wanted, they guided me toward some great recommendations. They even included a few fragrance samples and a vial of a close second choice, which I really appreciated. Overall, excellent customer service and a very satisfied customer!

Ladies fragrances encounter by crude, rude CARLA.. On March…read more21,26 about 11:00 AM. I walked over to the CHANEL counter ( not the skincare and makeup counter .) I noticed a sales associate standing behind the counter and I said" good morning, do work for Chanel?" She very rudely turned her back on me and said " I WORK FOR MACY'S PERIOD!" Well, okay, I'd like to purchase a bottle of Mademoiselle please. " Don't you see that I'm busy." She never turned to face me, hence I snapped her photo from the side . I couldn't believe that she was so incredibly rude. I walked away and moments later she was standing with colleagues complaining about customers expecting her to stop counting her samples to sell something. Really? As a platinum card holder I expect a higher level of customer care and respect. I don't believe that she realizes how replaceable she is. I walked over to the CHANEL makeup counter where I made my purchase and was given a first-class experience. Photos attached are of that woman CARLA ignoring me and then complaining to colleagues.,

I love TJ Maxx as a store, but this one is so hot and stuffy. It's the design of the building, but…read moreit's not the best shopping experience because of this. The lines are always very long and don't move quickly. For this reason, I don't recommend this location, not even on a weekday.

The racks were so messy it was so hard to find things here. And the lines were extremely long…read moremaking it very difficult to checkout.