Counter and register area is usually messy- lucky for me all I need is not in that area- the store…read moreis usually organized and the staff that has helped me were nice. No complaints.

One of my favorite places to shop for my boys! This store was neat but lacking sizes throughout!…read moreThen I waited 5-10 mins for a cashier because there was no one at that cash wrap. Smh

This store is a childrens clothing store, that is sperated in two as a whole store. One side…read moreentrance (you can enter or exit thru both) is for small baby/toddler, and the other side is for older children, sizes up to 14. They do have other baby supplies, such as blankets, backpacks, baby sleepwear, etc. I like the store because they seem to have a variety of slections and awesome great deals. Its also always seems to be neat and organize and in a real convenient location, as of lately, this area doesnt have many children spots such as this one anymore, but the childrens place, which is more for children clothing rather than anything for baby supplies, and of course Target. So I would say this is a excellent store for what it is and I just hope that the customer service stays friendly and professional.

The staff is pleasant enough but no use at check out - except to supervise you don't steal items…read more Sad when they receive the items free in the first place. Parking is a nightmare after 11am. Just ok.

I only shop for art supplies and always find a good sketchbook, pencils, markers, rulers, paint…read morekits, canvases, even found a good human action figure for drawing. My holy grail item was a $200 rapidograph pen set from 1994 that was listed for $5. They also have decent 35mm film cameras. They have decent collection of books but I always find a person who is checking prices on their phone of valuable books to resell. They block the selection and will be there for a long time and you have to be assertive to get them out the way. I dont like how packed it is between aisles and people will walk around with empty carts and you have to squeeze through. They should have handled buckets instead of pull carts with wheels. The staff at checkout is a bit useless. You have to scan each item yourself and load them to your bag yourself. They only stand there watching you for security measures to make sure you scan each item.

I love this Target due to its convenient location. I usually get off the one train and need to pick…read moreup some things before boarding the Metro North. This Target is right around the corner and lets me pick up the little things I need for my home. This is a large location filled with groceries, clothing, electronics, and anything else you might need. It is always packed with people coming in and out. The only downside of this location is the super long lines. It might take you a couple minutes to pick up something but it takes me close to half an hour to get out. On the weekends you are stuck in a long line of families picking up their groceries. I would much rather order online and have delivery services rather than wasting time on a line. This is a good location to pick up things on a non-busy time. However, I would tend to avoid the evenings and weekends as you will be stuck waiting for a long time.

They do a good job stocking the store with the items you need. I come here weekly and have always…read morefound what I'm looking for whether it's groceries, electronics, or personal care products. The store is large so you can use the kiosks situated throughout the isles to locate your items. Some products are enclosed behind glass so you'll have to press the help button to flag down an employee who will unlock the case for you with their key. This sadly adds to the wait time of your overall shopping experience. Another inconvenience is that their self checkout lines often won't accept cash. I've had to leave the express line twice in the last month only to go to the regular line where customers have many more items to check out. This added about 15 extra minutes to my trip. This made me suspicious of their business practices because studies show customers spend more when they pay with a card rather than cash. It makes me wonder if this is just a ploy to go cashless so they can save themselves overhead and get their customers to rack up charges on their credit card.

I came here on a Friday evening around 6pm. This is located…read morein the building of the George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal. This location has 2 floors. Women's clothing is on the 1st floor. Men's and Kid's are on the 2nd floor. The store was moderately busy. They have lots of basics for decent prices. Most items in the store have a sign saying "Take an extra 40% Lowest Ticketed Price". Some signs say 50% off. So the price you find on the tags, are not usually the final price. They have a decent women's clearance section in the back on the first floor. All clearance has a sign "Take an extra 30% off lowest ticketed price." Gap sweatshirts with big GAP logo are on clearance for $24.99. Most of the price tags on the clothing is made from recycled paper, as the tags clearly state. As this is an outlet, or factory store, you won't find trendy new season items like you'd find in a regular Gap store. This location is mostly very plain basics. Many items have a garment tag that says "Gap For Good." It looks like these tags are to bring awareness to Gap's sustainability program. This includes their water quality program, which ensures the water used to make their denim doesn't pollute local waterways, and before the water leaves the factory, they treat it to remove manufacturing residue. Plus, their WashWell process uses 20% less water (compared to what they were previously using, I assume). The "Gap For Good" program also includes their P.A.C.E. program. Personal Advancement & Career Enhancement program. This program teaches women life skills, and how to secure a future for themselves and their families.

I was shopping at this store. When I went to pay with credit card it was declined so I used…read moreanother card. A few days later I was charged on the card that was declined. That day another customer was complaining about how the store charged her card when she it was declined so she didn't get the items due to being declined. When she asked for the manager. The rude manager who stood there observing and doing nothing finally said she was the manager and still did nothing. She sent me to another cashier registered and that's when I ended up using another card. Now I have to fight with credit card that was or it declined to prove that the card was not used because it was declined. Something is going on in that store whereas they are declining credit card then charged.

A very unique gift shop in Riverdale. They have fantastic products imported from Ireland all of…read morewhich are of the highest quality. The shop is jam packed with a wide variety of gifts. Everything is of the highest quality and in most cases the garments and leather goods will last forever. Street parking is available. The prices of her products can't be beat even if you are planning a trip to Ireland. Mary Anne and family are wonderful, helpful and sincere. Gift wrapping is always offered. Once you finish shopping go next door and have a snack and a cold one at Connaughton's Riverdale Steakhouse, which is owned by the same family as Mary Anne's. I love the burger!

I love spots like this and I hope that we do not lose them with rents getting higher and higher in…read moreNYC. Places like this make the city great! I looked online and Googled and read reviews on Yelp and determined that Mary Anne's Irish Gift Shop was the place to go for a great selection of gifts for my Aunt who was turning 60 years old the next day. The great reviews justified my trip from out in Long Island all the way up to the Bronx. And when I got there, I was not disappointed at all. The neighborhood of Riverdale is beautiful in and of itself. So many Irish folks live here that the local Sunoco boasted Irish Products for sale on it's awning. And the shop is situated right on Riverdale Ave so you are right there in the middle of the neighborhood. There is a ton of construction on the block but parking was still good enough to accommodate everyone. I walked down the hill to the shop and there was a message to enter through the pub/restaurant next door. No problem at all and I walked right in and was greeted by a lovely Irish lady who was so sweet and helpful. I did not think it was Mary Anne herself because I called before I went there and was told that she would not be in the shop today. "But she can come down and see me if we needed her." LOL I thought that was great. I love little stuff like that in a shop. I went here because it looked the nicest from the pics that I saw online. I did not want cheap stuff that you can buy at the St Patrick's Day parade or expensive sweaters. They had a nice selection of different items in the small shop. I do not enjoy browsing and window shopping too much but this was fun because of all the cool stuff situated around. I reviewed everything in the shop a few times and decided to get my Aunt a nice clutch purse that was made in Ireland. The lady that worked there told me that "it would last 100 years." I also got a really nice set of silver candle holders for the table with celtic knots all over it. The best part for me was the nice lady that worked there also wrapped them very nicely for me as well. I even got some greeting cards from here with old images from Ireland that were really cool. I enjoyed myself because shopping here was an experience. I promised that I would come back for Christmas shopping! Before I left the store she told me Thank You and God Bless. You just can not get that kind of friendly service many places in NYC at all. I can not wait to go back.