I come here often just to browse. This is great if you are on a budget and want to decorate your…read morehome or find novelty items. They have everything from snacks, home decor, electronic, phone accessories, toys. You can also buy balloons and they fill it up w/ helium (included). As for service, the cashier will always yell out "welcome to 5 below". They are usually friendly and will help. There is a self-check out section available if the line gets too long. Only thing that I wish is they would pick up the phone. I tried calling to ask a question but no one was available.

Was looking for trading cards and visited various Five Below locations. This location had a rude…read morestaff (greeter? Or person in charge of the self-check out section). We were in line and next, so we moved to the next available self-check out register (there was 2) and we were walking to the last one away from the large family. The staff stopped us and kept asking if we were paying via cash or card. I said "card" a few times as he kept asking as if he didn't hear me... my husband then jumped in and said "card" loudly. The staff then try to point to the other register that was located next to the large family (the kid was playing on that register which was we why headed to the last register of the aisle). He gave us a glare as if we were troublemakers because he had to repeatedly ask us about payment method. We already answered him and I had my wallet out already with my items waiting to scan. I even spoke louder each time (and felt like I was about to yell to be heard which would be rude if I did) and he never even looked/acknowledge my husband when he spoked up as well. There wasn't loud background music or anyone yelling for his attention so I don't understand why he didn't hear me. I wasn't wearing my face mask at the time. Did he not want me to pay? Horrible experience.

Great prices, variety of items, nice workers. Good brands for clothing too…read more Nothing not to like

This place is awesome, ever since Century 21 department store left the area I've been shopping at…read moreDII and I love it! Great prices a good quality. No offense to China but I love the t-shirts made in El Salvador. SUPPORT OUR NECK OF THE WOODS!

The laser scanning device for customers cuts shopping time by 70%. As you enter, the person up…read morefront will scan your card and then your cart. Then go directly to the boxes near the store's exit. The trick is to shut the kiddie seat and then scan 3 boxes as soon as you come in - two the long way and then one boc perpendicular to the two. Then shop, scan and put it in the box. After you moderately fill the 3 boxes (so you don't strain yourself putting it in your car after you leave) go back and get 3 more boxes to put on top of the bottom 3. After you finish shopping go to the weighing stations to the left of the cashiers, scan your cart and then the scanning cart to the right of the scale. There will be a ding and a green sign above the sccale - then move to the screens straight ahead and scan the screen. You are done. Now return the laser to the box and just pay with your credit card.

I got home from bingo Inwood 10 mins ago and am still shaking ! the cashier was beyond rude. I…read morewas at the register right in front of exit. there was a 90 year old man in front of me. his groceries went the right side. mine went to the left. he was a bit slow, I understandably. (he should be well and live independently until 120!). the cashier wouldn't lift a finger to help either of us pack even though line was huge. She handed me the receipt while 300 dollars of groceries was on the refister waiting to be packee. I put the receipt in one of the bags. I was in front of the cashier and the exit. She wouldn't let me leave without the receipt. Like hell was I going to go empty 20 Bags to find the receipt! When to customer service. She apologized and escorted me to the register. She had the cashier print out another receipt and let me go. what a terrible experience. If the line is out the door the cashier can lift a finger to help pack!!!! Shame on her and shame on bingo !!!!

So underrated this store!!! Last year my wife and I went Christmas shopping here for coworkers and…read moresome family. And I'm not kidding! Find beautiful coffee mugs, supplies, air fresheners and more for just $1!!!!

I usually come here for my paper goods but this store as it all. Seasonal decorations, pet food,…read morelaundry detergent, groceries pretty much everything. There's parking but it's a shared lot and can get congested at times. They prices are pretty reasonable and there's always a sale going on. Sometimes the line is kinda long and you have to wait awhile but the workers are pretty cool.

Selection of clothing is affordable. Wide selection of items, eg household goods. Store hours cater…read moreto who can only shop after 5pm

First came Jack's 99¢ Store, and now Lot-Less has taken its place…read more Like most Lot-Less locations, this one carries a huge variety of items personal care, clothing, home goods, kitchen basics, food, snacks, and random finds you didn't know you needed. Afternoons get busy, but mornings are much quieter and honestly the best time to shop. The prices here are great. I've seen brand-name products that Target sells for $5-$10 more, so the savings are real. Apparel is hit-or-miss though sizing isn't always consistent. Same goes for electronics: some gems, some duds. My advice? If you see something you like, grab it the first time. Chances are it won't be there tomorrow. This location is surprisingly big two full floors to browse. The ground level has a mix of apparel with some beauty items sprinkled in, but if you head toward the back, that's where things open up: more beauty products, snacks, and body wash lined up all the way down the aisle. I've actually found some of the same beauty brands here for cheaper than other stores, which is always a win. A lot of the items are decently priced and worth grabbing if you're already in the area.

Teso Life, a large Japanese retail store, offers a wide variety of snacks, drinks, beauty products,…read moreand household goods, and more. I stop by this store almost everyday to buy snacks and other beauty things. I used to also play a lot here for their claw machines and blind boxes. It's always clean and well-organized. They also have sales and promotions for certain items. The staffs here are friendly and helpful. I recommend it to anyone looking for a great grocery store. They recently added a Pokémon slot machine where you can try your luck to get PSA graded Pokémon cards. There's also other locations of Teso if you want to check it out! TESO-X: 133-55 41st Ave, Flushing, NY 11355 K-town Store: 1265 Broadway, New York, NY 10001 St. Marks: 19-23 St Marks Pl, New York, NY 10003 Brooklyn 86th St: 2159 86th St, Brooklyn, NY 11214 Golden Shopping Mall: 41-28 Main St, Flushing, NY 11355 8th Ave Super Store: 765 61st St, Brooklyn, NY 11220

This location had a lot of Japanese products. Slightly overpriced, but you can probably find what…read moreyou need with the variety of products.

I love this store.i totally don't get why people leave negative reviews. most likely they are just…read morecompetitors who want to spoil this store. the store eveything a 99 store needs from needles to cables and cat food, am always buying there

While they do have a lot more odds & ends (like cheap Ethernet cables) than the Dollar other Dollar…read morestore, most of the stuff is low grade & way pricer than 99¢ The Ethernet cable was not honored at the labeled price & they jacked it up to about $8....which is still a decent deal.... especially when compared to Worst Buy!