I'm super amused that Yelp wants me to review every single placed I've checked into…read more The best thing about Deal$ is the puzzle section. Most of the puzzles are terrible photos that someone shouldn't have been paid to take. But there are a few awesome 500 piece puzzles that are a buck each. I highly recommend the jelly bean puzzle if you're up for the most frustrating hours of your life. Also the office supplies are pretty great. But there's always a very long line.

Deal$ or Deals, as it is commonly known, is a $5 and under discount store located right next to…read moreFamily Dollar, its competition. Located on 14th Ave in a mini shopping center called Whitestone Shopping Center with a parking lot in College Point, the Deals$ store is much larger than the Family Dollar. The Deal$ chain is owned by my favorite dollar store chain, Dollar Tree. Compared to the Family Dollar next door, I feel the Deal$ store is more organized and has a store "feel" to it with actual Deal$ flyers at the store's entrance. The day I came to visit, I was looking to buy some inexpensive hangers and I found a ten pack of hangers for, which seems to be a better deal than buying the Dollar one for maybe three hangers. Each aisle has similarly-grouped products so it is easier to shop and look for specific items. The right side of the store starts from home items and the left side of the store is food and drinks. There is usually only one cashier working, but there maybe two during times of necessity. A lot of the products sold at Deal$ is also sold at Dollar Tree. While Deal$ doesn't seem to be too bad of a place, the feeling of things costing me over a dollar doesn't make me feel too good because I'll always be pricing everything in my head to see if it is actually cheaper than if I bought it somewhere else. When items are a dollar, I only need to think: yes or no? Because of these reasons, I'm still missing Dollar Tree. PRO: Discount items, parking lot CONS: Products sold may be more than a dollar

Love that everything here is a dollar (especially my favorite snack - Hot n Honey Cheetos!!)…read more Literally everything is a dollar from chips to plastic bins for storage to gift bags to birthday cards to pregnancy tests (yes they sell those here!) to school supplies. Hate that sometimes, there are 20+ people waiting to pay and only 1-2 cash registers open. If I am in a hurry and see that the lines are long, I just leave without buying anything.

I was skeptical about this so called "Dollar Tree". We were very impressed by their toy selections…read moreof the children's variety. So it was no surprise when I joyfully gallanted to the toy aisle. The plastic tea set came in many a color and in pristine condition. We are absolutely astonished by the generosity of the help that the company has employed. Dollar Tree's doll styling heads had hair perfect for refreshment production. It fit very nicely into the teapot and seamlessly spurted out of the plastic little spout. I also bought a big rubber duck who is to be named Sir(e) William Portella-Seltz IV. He's pretty chill ig

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.

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.

Beware... in the past few weeks, I've was double charged for items! The store and employees are…read morenice but they don't move the items to the bagging area... which would help with not double scanning items!

I like the selection at this, Dollar General, has many more useful products than the nearby dollar…read moretree. I happened to ask the manager Mohammed if they had a senior day. He thought for a minute and said, yes, Wednesdays we give seniors 10% additional off. I was so happy my $12 purchase came to a little more than $10 only because I asked. Thank you to the staff of Dollar General, College Point, Queens, the store is clean and well supplied.

First time shopper here. I was lucky to get this cool opportunity as my friend have a membership…read moreand offer to take me for an early holiday shopping trip. My goal was to find great meat deals to then build my holiday dinner menu but also great deal for everyday dinner or special occasion menu ideas. Place was huge. Think Costco but bigger and more warehouse like. They cram so much stuff everywhere. It's like paradise for all in the culinary world. We even bumped into another chef friend shopping with his family. We enjoyed looking at each aisle to see what was available. The large walk in fridgerater (with freezers) had so much meats and produces options. Pricing was decent for large slabs of meats but they do add up. I did gasp when I saw the total on the receipt but we did save alot as we can cut/freeze them.Highly recommend shopping here if you have membership. Got a 17.34lb of rib eye and I did manage to get about 17 steaks out of that. 11.67lb of boneless skinless pork belly which we thinly sliced with our slices machine at home. Do be careful with can items. We didn't do a throughly check when we grab a case of tomato sauce #10 cans; half was dented. But it's not like we could had open the case (sealed cardboard box) to check as well. We saw later that the side had a rip= dented. Also, lots of items (canned goods as well) on the shelves/racks can be dusty. 3 stars because of this issue. They are also particular about their return policy- have to be done at the same location. We took the loss as we weren't coming back to that location and tried to return at a closer location to home.

Things you need to know:…read more You need an account to shop here. Be prepared to push heavy carts around. The cashiers have yellow shopping bags if you ask for them. They are not readily offered not their existence announced. There are free ice packets at the exit of the store. Lots of stuff is sold in bulk but many items can be purchased in smaller amounts. You mut scan your card when you enter. When you get to the checkout counter, they have to scan and count all of the items. You should consider this when you pack your items onto your cart. Otherwise, your check out experience will be long and miserable.

All sorts of fun stuff!!! Just depends on the day!! A good reason to visit often. The gentleman…read moreworking there are lovely

No professional. Just grabbed and listed what I was donating and I received a pitiful paper with…read moreboth our names and the date.

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

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.

They have everything you need, if you don't see it -- ask! They'll find it for you! Been going here…read morefor over ten years, super nice staff.

This is a perfect space to buy things for kids especially if you are trying to fill up a ton of…read moreEaster eggs or stockings for the end of the year. This is the place...or as we used to say back in the day...my jam. I have visited countless of times to buy gloves, socks, hair scrunchies, combs, and airplane/helicopter toys. I have bought a ton of stuff in the past. And I'm a teacher, so you know where I go for supplies for my students, right here...they sell erasers, staplers, folders, stickers, popsicle sticks, glitter glue...it's like Michael's but way more affordable. I noticed they have the best things for young kids on a rainy day. I bought a plastic mosaic puzzle for my child and he totally loved it. I just really speak well of this place, but I'm afraid to review and share it because then it'll be so packed I can't even move...but now I realize you'll find it eventually.