I really love this Target at the Albee Square Mall location. The store is always clean,…read morewell-organized, and fully stocked with everything I need, which honestly isn't always the case at other Targets I visit. I've been here at different times of day and it never feels overly crowded, which makes shopping way more enjoyable. The vibe of the store is great, and the layout makes it easy to find things. They recently added self-checkout, and the machines are always working, which is a huge plus. The staff is also consistently friendly and welcoming, from the greeters at the front to employees throughout the store. I also love that they sometimes do fun in-store promotions. During the holiday season, I stopped by when they had a hot chocolate station set up to promote peppermint marshmallows, which was such a nice touch. The other day they were making steamed dumplings which I didn't get to try because they weren't ready by the time I was ready to check out. Overall, this Target stands out for its organization, variety, and quality of items. It's easily one of my favorite Target locations not only in Brooklyn but in NYC.

Not sure why the low reviews. The staffing can be sparse at times and the CVS counter can be a long…read morewait but if you are there for groceries, housewares, clothing or Starbucks, they have a great selection.

I don't enjoy coming to this target. If I can I will try to make the trek out to the one at Dekalb…read more It feels like no one wants to be here not even the employees. This target has what it needs to stock: clothes, beauty items, snacks. There's even a Starbucks inside and a restroom. It's well maintained but all the beauty items are consistent locked away and then you have to find someone to help you. It's a little inconvenient.

Not impressed. What…read moreworked? The merchandise was delivered to pick up on time. The pick up line moved super quick. What could improve your experience. I'm not impressed with the set up of the store. I assume beauty products secured by ropes and cables to limit access serves its purpose. I didn't find it convenient. I was seeking assistance I found no one, I had to go back to pick up. They were kind enough to find customer service rep. I will not be visiting this Target any time soon.

This place is in the heart of Brooklyn nyc one of the most famous places in the world. And it…read morehappens to be one of my favorite boroughs in NYC. And as for as shopping goes Fulton street has so much to choose from. For what ever you looking for ,from clothes and sneakers to jewelry. From dr jays the Jordan flight store ,footlocker kids footlocker ,modells sports shop, k jewelers and , banana republic the gap the list goes on. For department store shoppers you have target store inside Atlantic termina you also have the famous Macy's department store .and as far as restaurants go you cant for get the famous juniors restaurant for some good food and cheese cake. Buffalo wild wings .and if you are looking to eat a little healthy you have a whole food super market over there .this area of Brooklyn is also jumping very busy. It gives you the nyc experience at it's best the hussle and bustle. It can get kinda rowdy some times during the day when the school kids are going home . There is also alot of renovation rebuilding of stores and restaurants .it is looking much better over there alot of diversity on the legendary Fulton street downtown Brooklyn .from what I see it is only going to to get better .and as far as downtown Brooklyn goes it is the home of our Brooklyn nets .nyc new favorite basketball team ,for all the nets fans Brooklyn stand up.i know this would make the late notorious Biggie smalls proud of his borough

It's always buzzing!…read more As many a time as I've been here I cannot get enough of Fulton Street Mall. A wide assortment of retailers including chain stores, fast food restaurants, food carts, banks and fights, (you're almost certain to see some type of disagreement. Waayyy) to name a few. Jewelry and electronic stores seems to be the King here with trainers store running a close second. If you're on a budget you're gonna love it here. It's mainly a pedestrian shopping street but buses are allowed and I've seen a few privately owned vehicles pass through as well. It's kept clean and WE can do our part by making use of the many garbage bins provided. I've noticed a lot of "closing down" signs on storefronts and I really hope it isn't another sign of gentrification. I hope they aren't pushing the little ones out for all big chains because I'll have something to say! **Thinking** Tip: walk up one side and walk down the next, don't be a hero (like) me and cross like a mad woman each time you see a store you wanna visit. I get to FSM using the subway. I sometimes get off at the Hoyt street and schemerhorn station but if you want to get to the heart of it, get off at the Jay Street-MetroTech station. Of course I'll be back! The End.

Prior to my most recent visit, I had not been to this location in many years. I stopped coming due…read moreto messy store and long lines. However, some changes have been made- the store now looks much neater and orderly, along with the fact that several items are now locked up and you'll need to press a button for employee assistance to open it for you. The lines are still long though and they will hold your merchandise behind the counter. You can find some decent prices, for a wide array of things here... just don't come if you're in a rush for time.

Not a bad selection of items at this Marshalls but the line was just too long. On a Sunday…read moreafternoon, the line was about 60-70 people and took over 20 minutes to checkout.

I realized that I've basically been running my own museum in my closet. Lol. I decided that it was…read moretime that my designer handbags and shoes needed new owners. Yay to the real for allowing to do that and get some cash in return! My consultation w/ Jennifer was informative and fun. Finding out that my stuff was considered vintage was cool, but reminded me... mama is getting older, lol. Getting the price I could make after fees was also more than I thought. So I consider that a win. Hopefully, my vintage stuff becomes someone new obsession.

My girlfriend loves shopping here whenever we are in New York. As long as she is happy with the…read moreoutfits she pic out for herself, i am happy. They have so many good collections of clothes, antiques and designs. Real Real is ok.

I do love finding oddities and things I need for a bargain yet I do not like going through racks in…read moreaisles that are unkept, disorganized and not properly managed. Sometimes you'll find hit or miss items at drastically reduced prices. This location seems to be understaffed or just have lazy personnel who do not keep the aisles of home items/decor in order especially on an early Monday morning to early afternoon time frame. You can barely get a staff member to assist when interested in a bag/purse because they have all those items chained up with alarms. The section where health and beauty items should be is very unorganized and everything is just all over the place. A good revamp of this space is necessary to have a more aligned shopping experience.

It doesn't matter what time or what day, the checkout line is ridiculously long. The wait can be…read more1hr or more. It's absolutely ridiculous. They only have 2 to 3 checkout counters open when they have 23 booths available. I would give it zero stars if I could. Every time I come I regret it. I think this will be my last.

Beautiful and loved it, totally recommend. I love the clothes. The customer is always right.read more

Never going to this store again. I went to visit this store to help out a family member pick out…read moresome clothes for our Niece and Nephew. The moment I walked through the door, the man standing guard barked at me as asked me "What are you doing here?". What sort of question of that!? Obviously i'm here to shop. When I stated such, he pretty much tells me i'm not allowed because "Kids aren't allowed in here/you need to be over 18". I'll admit, I am shorter than my age suggests, but what should that matter? He even went so far as to subtly threaten me to leave, or else. Naturally, I took exception to that, and explained how bogus of a policy that is. Even if I was a youth, why should that matter? I'm here to spend money in your store, what does my age have to do with anything? What kind of department store BARS ITS TARGET DEMOGRAPHIC FROM SHOPPING IN THE FIRST PLACE?! I expressed how insulted I felt about his comments and rules, and kept telling him that I am old enough to belong. He just stared at me with such spite and hit me again with the lowkey threat. Frustrated and short on patience (I just came from a trip out-of-state and was especially tired...) I gave him my ID. Even with proof in his face, it still wasn't good enough for him. He pulled a Co-worker over for a second opinion. When the nice woman confirmed that my ID checked out (Shout out to her, btw. You rock!), it was only then that the Doorman relented and let me pass. I've had encounters with scummy people before, but I have never been so emasculated in public in all my days. To the entity who did that to me: Sort yourself out. Whether you're 13 or 130, those who walk through your doors should be treated with basic human decency. I was not some "kid" out to cause trouble, I was a Customer that YOU told that I shouldn't be gracing your store with my service. Do you ban elderly people from Arcades because they're "Too old"? So why is it ok to shoo me away because I don't look the way you expect? Shame on you, and shame on this store. You will never get my money, and I will recommend that everyone else keep theirs as well.

My first time going to Primark was the location in Downtown Brooklyn. I did not know what was…read morePrimark and decided to check inside. Right by the entrance got plastic wheeled baskets and large net tote bags to carry your clothes in while you shop. I did not expect the store to have those baskets so big so you know the store is very cheap and affordable. Most of the customers there had a lot of stuff inside their baskets. The store surprisingly was very affordable with clothes averaging $20 or lower than that. They had clothes for women, men, children, and babies with home goods and accessories. This store had many levels you can access by escalators and elevators. There were self checkout systems that you had to scan your receipt to get out of the self checkout section. I've never seen this type of system in any store in New York City before where you scan the receipt to get out. There was so much to look at and it took me around 1.5 hours to check out the whole store. There was so much variety in every department. The style is similar to Old Navy with a lot of clothes made out of in linen. The store is very organized and neat. All the clothes are not out of place and They had cheap flats in stock that were made out of faux leather. They cost $9 and were wide enough and soft for my feet. They were really comfortable and fit true to size. I bought a pastel pink pair of flats in size 7. I keep wearing them to this day. The toddler and kids section had many styles and clothes to go through. They had a lot of t-shirts of different colors and designs for $4. I stocked up on those. They had Henley and cotton t-shirts. Another thing I liked about the toddlers section was the underwear. They had a maximum of 10 underwear in one bag. Also they had nice tank tops and camisoles for toddlers on sale. The camisoles were snugged and small to size so it's recommended to go up one more size. Overall, this store is a nice store for cheap finds. Everything is very stylish and in fashion here. This store is for anyone who cannot afford expensive stylish clothes.

Date of visit: April 13, 2026…read more Initially we thought this was a smaller Primark store due to the footprint of the building, but it turned out to be quite sizable and full of the things we know and love (and don't need but buy anyway) about Primark! On the disappointing side was that some of the escalators were broken and stairs were either not clearly marked or not an option, requiring us to use a relatively slow elevator to make our way to the floor where the Men's items were located. Despite that, and our already heavy luggage, we still found a number of items to bring back home with us as gifts, plus some clothes for us!