Every time I visit this particular Lot-Less in Rego Park I always leave with two shopping bags…read morefilled with goods. I load up on socks and undergarments for they have small sizes. Nice selection when it comes to apparel. Their food section are always filled with cookies, chocolate, candies, pasta, etc... When you head out to check-out counter there are sweet treats tempting you to bring them home. Home goods are located downstairs. Will be back to get curtains. Good value products at great prices. Will be back again.

Big variety of clothes which I bought. The food section was amazing bought bread that is healthy…read more The cashier's were friendly. The section of personal items for the body was inexpensive and brand names.

As far as Costcos go, this is by far my least favorite. It's still a Costco, so it's great, but…read morethere are many aspects to this location that make it uniquely bad. 1. It's a fugging zoo! I wish we could put some of the humans in an exhibit to put their worst qualities on display. It's so crowded and disorderly, and a bit of a weird structure. The people ordering the food lack the concept of a line. Diversity is cool and all but not when you're also bringing over (and keeping) your bad habits. 2. I didn't think I'd have to worry about being upsold at any Costco ever! But there's this one dighead I had the pleasure of interacting with twice. First was when we decided to get a membership and he had this exasperated tone like we were supposed to know we were supposed to fill out information on the site. This is your job. You're the one who's supposed to inform us how to sign up. Even if it wasn't, why didn't the person who approached us on the line not say anything? Then he started going on about the black membership and how he goes to Costco every time he's out of town and gets flowers for his mom and that's how he makes his money back, with the upsold card. Cool story, who cares about your mom? He kept rushing us to sign up for it and got pissy when we asked him how exactly the card works in order to get money back. Turns out it's like 2% of purchases. Do you know how much money you'd have to spend on Costco to break even for that card? How many flowers are you buying for your mom? I can't imagine how many people he tricked into getting this card by bum rushing them. 2. We had to deal with him again because we were picking up an extra card. When we got to the booth, his head was down the whole time while saying "have your id ready" (I think he recognized us). He said it like 3 times and I had my id in hand. He looks up says "have your id ready. NOT YOU *points at my gf aggressively*, *points at me aggressively* "YOU". Honestly, Costco if you're reading this, I'm very willing to cooperate and give you timestamps so you can recall footage. We literally did nothing but follow instructions and had he looked up, he would've seen my id in my hand but instead he raised his fat finger to our faces, although at this point it was obvious he just wanted to be antagonistic. I think his name is Willis or something. Honestly, fuggit. I'm just gonna make a complaint about him.

Costco membership has been sent by God for years now. Ordering online is so easy. During Covid and…read morewhen I'm ill I can still have my favorite Kirkland brand foods and more. Prices may be higher when it's delivered but free delivery and fast delivery is worth it to me. My two day delivery is right on time for delivery today. I'm not going to need nuts until fall! Plus my daughter doesn't have to carry them home from the warehouse. Highly recommend.

Really packed store in Kew Gardens. Super fun to look around here. Great selection of almost…read moreanything you'd buy at a dollar store or discount store. Lots of toys, paper plates, etc. We left with a very large selection on plastic plates and some cute mini forks and spoons for appetizers. I think my friends shops here a few times a year and we'll be back! Loved it!

Everyone in Queens, Brooklyn, Long Island would know about Amazing Savings. I've been coming here…read morefor over 20 years. Think of it as a Dollar Tree/Bargain Store on steroids. The prices are so ridiculously fair that you'd be left wondering wtf was I overpaying for similar items. What really stands out is their toy selections. Do not, I repeat, do not go to a regular toy store. Humongous selections of toys and Melissa & Doug items. You can also find household items, electronics, etc. The staff are always helpful and friendly.

This is my favorite Trader Joe's in queens. The only issue is the parking is extremely difficult…read more However, this location is always fully stocked and has so much variety. Although their lines tend to get long, the wait is never really that long since they have staff organizing the line and the cashiers worked quick and efficiently.

Trader Joe's is a must when I'm with my friends in Forest Hills. I'm a fan more and more these…read moredays. I've received a lot of TJ's items for Xmas and Get well. Plus my friends on Yelp like Cam have recommended food. My friend Emanuel told me about the Spanakopita a long time ago. I thought I'd try these nut bars (see photos) but I'm afraid the almonds might break a tooth! I'm recommending you stop in to any Trader Joe's when you're in the neighborhood. Don't forget to buy a shopping/tote bag. So cool!

From the owner: Our business has not only more than 500 different kids of commercial restaurant equipment and…read moresupplies, but we also custom manufacture stainless steel kitchen products in U.S. We have a diverse product line from wok ranges, gas ranges, commercial noodle cookers to all kinds of refrigerators.

Ah, the decently large mall that is a nostalgic time capsule of retail therapy. This place has it…read moreall: from Apple (because who doesn't need another overpriced gadget) to Build-A-Bear (for those days when you just need to stuff a bear with love and personal issues), and Crocs (because comfort over fashion is sometimes the way to go). The variety of stores here is like a buffet for your wallet, offering a little something for everyone. I love visiting occasionally to shop and hang out with friends. It's a great spot to bond over spontaneous purchases and the eternal debate of whether we really need another pair of shoes. I used to be a regular here, practically a mall rat. But, you know, adulting happened. Still, every trip down these halls is a stroll down memory lane. Malls are like dinosaurs - magnificent, nostalgic, and unfortunately, a bit endangered. But I hope this one never goes extinct. It holds too many memories, and let's be real, where else am I going to find a place with such a perfectly balanced blend of capitalism and camaraderie in the five boroughs?

This mall is rather large. This was second visit to the mall-- my first visit was back in 2006 or…read more2007. I still remembered that visit because I was impressed with the mall, on my first visit. I was able to shop at a few stores for my daughter, like Abercrombie and Zara. As the mall was so large I forgot where some stores were and I didn't have the energy to try and re-trace my steps after the Yelp fashion show.

Went here to find foam to fill my ottomans and I left learning so much more about foam and fabric…read morefrom the owner! He was great and the store felt like how businesses were run back in the day. You could get exactly what you needed for a pretty good value AND you don't ever have to leave the neighborhood. Definitely will be back as they do reupholster work and I need my bedroom headboard replaced. Another cool fun fact about the store, they do the set design for my favorite show THE GILDED AGE!!! Go here!

Truly one of the best fabric stores I've gone to. I've been going for a couple years and even after…read moremoving, I always try to come back for whenever I need anything. Love the service, absolutely love the people and they really show how much they care about their clients. Sad to see that they're closing one of their shops but I'll always come back to the other one. Loyal forever

Great nail supply store. Had everything I needed and more. Store is clean and well maintained. All…read morestaff were super friendly. Will definitely shop here again

This nail supply has so many color options for dip powder. It's not easy to find nail supplies that…read morecarry dip powders in store, at least not in NYC. They carry Kiara Sky, ANC, SNS and of course many other brands that are used in salons such as OPI, Essie, color club etc. I stocked up on buffing blocks, nail files & hand creams. The prices here are a little better than some prices that you will find online so I take advantage of that and make a list of items to stock up on when I come in. They don't have an online store but are open 7 days a week. Not sure of what time they open but they close at 7pm weeknights and at 5pm on weekends. As far as the layout and organization of the store, it looks better each time I go. Products are easy to find and neatly displayed. I recommend this spot if you're searching for anything I mentioned.