Got everything you need for the house, including kitchen supplies, personal health and beauty aids…read morefor reasonable prices. Staff is very supportive

I've been snagging things here for a while now at rock bottom prices. Emergency Aqua socks for…read more$4.49, sunglasses that you won't mind losing for $1.50, soaps, shampoos, housewares, and home improvement odds and ends for the lowest prices you can find. I always check here first when I need something and they usually have it. Quality of products can be inferior so make sure it will get the job done instead of falling apart or not working or lasting long, but Dollar Power is always coming to my rescue! Highly recommend!

Who doesn't love a great bargain and for only one dollar! I know that I do! There are certain items…read morethat you can splurge and spend money on and there are items that you can definitely be like I'd rather pay one dollar for them. Family Dollar is the place to check out for your needs. All of the items that are sold here do not cost $1.00 but they are offered at a discounted price which is also good considering you can be paying the full retail value. They have greeting cards that are two for $1.00 and some for $1.00. I love to get my household cleaning products from here because it isn't expensive. I love to shop here because they have great sales and amazing prices.

Pretty Cool Family Dollar stores (mini-mart store ) ....Similar to Walmart, Kmart, Target , Costco,…read moreBj's Warehouse, sams club, big lots storea, etc stores. There sell your typical: Groceries & snacks, Clothes for ladies-Men's-Kids, Vitamins & Medicines &, Laundry Detergent & Household cleaning supplies, Hardware tools, and Electronics, rugs, pillows & bedsheets & kitchen supplies, Lawn & garden & beach supplies & seasonal weather supplies, etc Essentials. when I'm in the Brownsville neighborhood I usually shop here (I usually shop at the Church avenue & East 43 street location) !!!!! P.S. if you drive there have a mini parking lot, right off New lots avenue side, and the Linden Blvd side !!!! very convenient by MTA transportation: subway : L-Train.New Lots Avenue. Train station. 3-Train. Junius street.Train station.(A good Walking Distance) or 3-Train.Pennsylvania Avenue.Train station. ( A good Walking Distance) bus: B35,B15

They have random gibberish on their receipts so you have to watch what they charge you. Especially…read morewhen the cashier repeatedly charges people for items that are not theirs. Plus they don't carry the deodorant I normally get so I don't see myself coming back. The manager is friendly enough and the shelves are neat and tidy. It's just too small to carry more than the mere basics. That's why it gets an average score.

I was looking for places to buy balloons for a kid's birthday party. There are places but they…read morecharge so much for the balloons and then charge to fill it up. It's ridiculous. I was so glad I found this place blocks away from the party. The guy behind the counter said $2.99 and up for the balloons and he will fill it up for me. No charge. They had so many cute and playful balloons. I bought 2, they attached the string and I was on my way. The people who work there are nice and friendly. I will definitely shop there again.

When I got to location there is a big sign informing that the market had been relocated 121 on…read moreMalcom X blvd and the listed location was having construction work being done. The energy in this location is incredible. I have heard about this location and glad finally got the chance to visit it on a trip to Harlem. As you walk by each vendor they are so welcoming, friendly and no pressuring to buy buy buy (in my experience). The vibrant colors of the different bags, necklaces, earrings, bracelets, clothing, fabrics. Many handcrafted pieces and some vendors had oils, incense and the different butters to name a few, shea and mango. The items are priced accordingly and most venders did tap to pay, Zelle and or cash. Good to know as someone may not always have cash on them.

This an incredible market. It is a great source for almost…read moreanything you need: Clothing, jewelry, skincare, textiles...the list goes on an on. The goods come from various countries on the African continent. The prices are reasonable and sometimes negotiable. There are many different vendors, so I can't make a broad generalization about service. Suffice it to say, you will not leave without being helped.

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.

I Came about this store while exploring my new neighborhood. I originally bought curtains from my…read morejob but didn't realize that they are short for my windows. So I was looking around for longer curtains but as close to the color I'm looking for. Light grey. Found two that I liked and bought 4 panels. Perfect still sheer but now I'm looking for curtains that they can't see through from out side. In my haste to move I forgot some items that can't wait till I get back there to get. Bath mats and rugs for bathroom. Prices are reasonable. I'll definitely will come back for the storage stuff and the carpet for bedroom.

Typical houseware and knick knack store. I was looking for a store to replace my window shades. I…read moredid buy some cleaning supplies and some summer curtains for my bedroom. The store is packed with household stuff. The staff are okay and will help you if you ask. I would stop by again if I am in the neighborhood.

I went in here today against my better judgement looking for a small window screen. The price was 8…read moredollars and I handed the cashier a twenty. She gave me two dollars change. (While somebody was putting her purchase item and her money on top of the screen, trying to jump me in line, I might add) When I told the cashier I gave her a twenty, she sounded like she was cursing at me and threw the additional change at me. I went here today because it is close to where I live and it was very cold out, but this is it for me. I have had it with these rude people and their rude clients. I am sure they try this shortchange scam frequently.

This is where I get my Scott Tissue - BARGAIN!! Cash only. I only buy this here and never had the…read moretime to walk through what else they have. Maybe some day I will.

My first time in this discount store which until today I was completely unaware of. I was drawn in…read moreby a toothpaste display of my toothpaste for a mere 69 cents. I decided to check it out and I'm glad I did. I found all kinds of cheap goodies for less than I usually pay. I picked up soap, candy, and snacks and paid a whopping $7.78. I will definitely hit this place up again. Well Lit and friendly service at checkout. They accept credit cards and were speedy when I went to pay. So in short if your looking for cheap candy and home goods this is the place for you. Please note many products are written in a foreign language but they are US brands.

This is by far my favorite discount store in downtown Manhattan…read more I have never seem a store with goodies as cheap as 69 cents per item! And I'm talking about 99cents stores in New Jersey, too! It would have been nice if they offered clorox wipes as they are my favorite household necessities, but they offer so many other things for all kinds of occasions! It'll be my go-to spot for all things households.