This is the Five Below that I'm most familiar with compared to other locations in Manhattan, Queens…read moreor Brooklyn. I come by every so often. What I mean by that is, I remember and recognize from which section/aisle has the cheap beauty products, cute Squishmallow plushies, or even the tech stuff like laptop stands and usb-c phone cables. Has a decent selection of mostly everything in sight. Can see that staff is always working by tidying up the place and making sure everything is up and running. Nothing looks messy and you won't find items lying around on the floor unlike the one in Union Square. Service from staff is usually quick, helpful, and polite. Always accepts both cash and card for payment. They have $3 cute spa headbands and decent lippies from L.A. Girl + Wet & Wild like lipsticks and lipglosses for $3. A small decent-size LED mirror is like $5. Can never resist and usually end up buying a plushie or two especially the cute ones smh. I can totally stay and walk around at 5Below for hours. It's warm in there anyway lol. Out of Target + CVS + Walgreens, Five Below has the most affordable pricing ever for Squishmallow plushies at only $5 (plus 55¢ for tax). Can easily walk out from Five Below by already spending $20-30 since everything is just so affordable. It's kinda hard to leave without spending $1. So for me, Five Below has good value things despite it might be selling at lower price points.

They had some cool stuff that we were able to get at a reasonable price. I was very satisfied with…read moreour purchases.

A decent dollar tree joint in Jamaica Queens that has plenty of stuff for 5 quarters. I got some…read moretime on my hands so it's every aisle , every shelves and then some ..Not as disorganized as other dollar tree store and I found a few useful items that I can really use .Typical dollar tree stuff and it's hard to leave and not buy something. 32.50 is the whooping total and I better hit the road with all my goodies .It's dollar tree folks and it is what it is and that's good enough for 3.5 stars .

Welcome to Shoptober! NYC has no shortage of dollar stores. Whether for cheap goods, no-name food…read moreitems, or a slice of pizza, they fulfill an economic niche. For such an expensive city, these stores cater to the underserved, the frugal and the tight-budgeted. You see lots of mom & pop 99 cent stores, Family Dollars & Dollar Generals all over the map, but Dollar Tree is probably the most prolific. These are the current generation of the old five & dimes like Woolworth's and Lamston's. Almost everything in Dollar Tree is priced at a dollar, though there are pricier items. If the price is not marked, then it defaults to $1. I find that this store is more organized and well managed than others I've shopped and I can always get a spot in the parking lot. The seasonal section is always well stocked whether it's for 4th of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving or Christmas. I like to browse the arts & crafts aisle, picking up random paint brushes, jars and pallettes for my hobbies. I even got a bunch of small cutting mats for a $1 each where you might pay up to $10 or more at Michael's. You'll also find me browsing the hardware, kitchenware and office & party supplies aisles. The toys aisle is always a mess no matter how many people they have fixing it up. Kids, ugh. You might not find big name brand items here, but you can always find something useful for a really low price. $1 spice shakers, anyone? And would you trust a $1 pregnancy test? Look for those hanging on the racks at checkout next to the no-name BIC lighters.

This place was absolutely amazing, from when you walk in the door , they treat you like family…read moreanswer all your concerns , follow up and really make you feel comfortable I definitely recommend it, oh yea and did I forget to mention NO PAIN AT ALL!!! Ernesto Goris TWO thumbs up !

Clear choice in Garden City Beware place is not worth it , they are nice until they have your money…read moreand are the worst on returning call when your in pain that you end up going to regular doctor for relief, when you question them they threaten you basically because all the money invested and their hardware is different than other dentist so it's hard to get somebody to maintain the work they've done I was lucky to find a dental place willing to do it.

Very friendly staff at this family dollar. The cashiers have good customer service…read more The store itself is pretty spacious , with some awesome discounts . You have a nice frozen food section. A pretty cool kiddy section for your kids toys etc. They also have bed and towel section, with a cheap clothes section for men , women, kids. This particular family dollar has a parking lot as well. Definitely a good shopping spot for food and your everyday necessities.

This is located directly on the Q112 and Q9 bus line. Liberty Avenue and Remington Street heading…read moretowards Ozone Park/Rockaway Blvd A station. The outside is underwhelming to look at. It's shares a building with Dunkin Donuts though you still have to walk outside to get into each location and there's a shared parking lot to the left of the building. Upon walking in, the front was in disarray but I was greeted by the cashiers while they were serving other customers. Stock in certain aisles were jumbled but they were adequately stocked and had the basics as well as some extras. The clothing aisle definitely needed to be zoned better than it was. Prices were in line with prices at other corporate dollar store chains. They had a nice wall for refrigerated and frozen products. Well stocked cleaning section and school supply section. If this place wasn't out of my way, I'd probably return here to shop again. It wasn't a bad experience just an okay shopping experience. They had the two items I needed when I was there and that's what counts.

They're now selling face Sanrio (kitty) series's and you can tell this right away…read more At the cashier took my card again..... When I spoke to the manager last time, he said "it's not supposed to." I'll not coming back again. This neighborhood is awful! Don't go shopping Around here.

Large selection of dresses and clothes at an affordable price. I was pregnant and needed large…read moreclothes so instead of buying expensive maternity dresses, I ended up coming here to grab few large dresses at a cheap price. It is a good store to get a lot of household essentials at a cheap price. They also have electronics and chargers to get.

This spot is hit or miss. In the past they were better stocked and you were in and out. Now it's…read morejust a mess. Long lines. Sometimes you can't even get through the aisle or items due to the boxes. The registers have boxes too. One or 2 cashiers at most.

This Dollar Tree on Atlantic Ave is one of those places I end up visiting more often than I expect…read more It's not fancy, and it's not trying to be -- but it gets the job done, and that's what matters. I've stopped in for everything from last-minute party supplies to cleaning products and random household basics, and most of the time I find exactly what I need. For the price point, the selection is actually pretty solid. You can grab snacks, storage bins, greeting cards, toiletries -- all without feeling like you just drained your wallet. Like most busy NYC locations, it can get a little crowded, especially during peak hours, but the staff keeps things moving. The cashiers work quickly, and even when the line looks long, it doesn't usually take forever. I've had a few interactions where employees were genuinely helpful when I couldn't find something, which I appreciated. The store layout is pretty straightforward, so once you've been there once or twice, you know exactly where to go. It's a practical neighborhood spot -- nothing flashy, just affordable essentials in a convenient location. If you live nearby in Crown Heights or Bed-Stuy and need basic items without spending a lot, this Dollar Tree is reliable. It's one of those places you're glad is in the neighborhood when you need it.

Belts. GOOD. In need of a Belt I purchased one from this location. Purchased TARGET'S private label…read morebrand, GOODFELLOW, which was budget friendly. RECOMMEND.

Target - Ongoing Customer Service Issues I'm writing this…read morereview based on repeated visits and ongoing negative experiences at this Target location. The main issue is poor customer service, lack of staff training, and unprofessional behavior during evening hours. Several employees have been consistently rude, disengaged, or visibly confused when asked basic questions. On multiple occasions, staff stated that items were in stock when they were not, despite the Target website showing availability. When customers point this out, staff often appear baffled, walk away, or simply disengage instead of helping resolve the issue. One serious concern involves ID verification at checkout. On more than one occasion, an employee struggled to read a valid, government-issued passport. I first presented an EU passport and then a U.S. passport, and the cashier repeatedly asked for my date of birth even after it was clearly visible and verbally provided. Despite wearing visible NYC Press credentials, the employee became visibly annoyed and unprofessional instead of asking for assistance from a supervisor. On November 6th, 2025 at approximately 6:55 PM, a Target employee told me that Target does not accept U.S. government-issued passports as valid identification. This is incorrect and deeply concerning, as passports are federally recognized IDs. Situations like this suggest a lack of proper training for employees assigned to roles that require identification verification. Deceptive pricing has also occurred multiple times. I have purchased items that rang up at a higher price than what was clearly listed on the shelf. This has happened more than once, suggesting either poor inventory management or a lack of pricing accuracy, both of which are unacceptable for a major retailer. I applied to work at this location specifically because I wanted to help improve the customer experience. I have professional experience working in government buildings, 501(c)(3) organizations, consulates, and homeless outreach. Despite this background, my application was rejected, while customer-facing roles remain staffed by individuals who appear untrained for basic responsibilities. This Target serves the same neighborhood customers every day. There is little sense of accountability, memory recall, or relationship with the community. Until employee training, supervision, and customer service standards improve, I cannot recommend this location. Update: Do not buy iPhone cable under the target brand, I had to visit this location once again, More than once when I bought a iPhone key, it will fail after 3-4 weeks of usage but this time, I received a dead on arrival product and walk out of the store not knowing this. As of this update, still be very discriminatory This is why I reduce my shopping experiences here And rather shop elsewhere If I do, it's only for an emergency purposes.

Been back with my dog so I needed to update my review. And this time no issue. I love me some…read morehomegoods and this one is like a 5 min drive so went back.

It's late August and the store looks like the home decor version of Spirit Halloween. Pumpkin…read morethemed everything ... Every where .... All at once. Useful, desirable items are few and far between. The quality of items are questionable as well. I'd pass on shopping here.