The store is a bit disorganized, however I found some tremendous buys on designer clothing and…read moreshoes. The associates in the Manalapen store are very friendly and helpful.

I always enjoy shopping in this store on route 10. They have a great selection of shoes, bags,…read morecoats and clothing for a pretty good price.

Decent store: I came to look for some running sneakers and shorts. I was able to get a pair of…read moresneakers, but upon returning to my house, I realized they left the sensor on my sneakers. Now I have to track all the way back to Staten Island. The store is just like any of other outlet Nike store, nothing special here, but it did appear the staff is willing to assist the customers.

Great selection with lots of shoes and gear to select from, and decent clearance racks for those so…read moreinclined. Staff was super helpful, and knowledgeable on saving a few percent more via the app. Tangentially, this is located with Empire Outlets, you can get your shopping fix, get your steps in, and a decent lunch (including a boba store, and a hot dog truck near a very hype pop-up DJ?). Overlooks the water, so you get some decent shots of the city as well. Parking's a breeze, and ATMs attached to the garages.

I want to come back to review this place when I've given it more thought…read more ETG's as magnificent as they come when it comes to community resources -- nice tea selection and a well-curated bookstore -- check out their events / sign up to the newsletter!

I'm in love with used bookstores, and so glad that I was introduced to this gem!…read more Not going to lie - I didn't expect to find a business like this in Staten Island, but I'm glad this borough continues to surprise me in all good ways. I'd expect to see this bookstore cafe in somewhere like in Ogunquit, Burlington, Bar Harbor, Austin, or Asheville? Super cute place with an interesting, eclectic selection of used books. They have a little coffee shop/cafe at the front - and there's an area where they have talks and live music on certain days. The people who work there are so incredibly friendly and helpful. I think there's a cute little outdoor area, but it was closed last time I visited. Hope to drop by here next time I'm in Staten Island!

This store reminded me of the Family Dollar franchise but I found their prices to be better…read more I also think they carry more supermarket food items than FD. It wasn't crowded or dirty. The only negative was both cashiers took very long with each customer regardless if you had one or ten items. No biggie for me as I wasn't in much of a hurry but this is after all a review so I have to share my total experience right? The End.

Deals is owned/rebranded as Family Dollar FYI. I stopped by the other day and they have the usual…read moregeneric household/grocery items you would find in any other Family Dollar. The good news is that the store is very spacious and organized, the aisles are nice and wide and they actually have some decent decorative household items. I found 2 really pretty pictures for $5 a piece, one that looks like a wood pallet that I hung in my bathroom. One of the better Family Dollars I've been too. Recommend for sure.

So the other day I was asked to leave my ID with the cashier so I can use there shopping cart to…read morebring some items to my vehicle.....disappointed with that rule to me it's just another form of identity theft first the CC you pay for the items n then you leave your driver license with whomever till you come back from putting your purchase in your vehicle nope, no thank you.

From the owner: Dollar General Staten Island is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

This is essentially a .99 cent store that thinks it's Bloomingdale's. I don't begrudge them…read morecharging what they feel the market is willing to bear, but at the very least they could try to exude some warmth, or failing that, cordiality towards their customers. Although some would argue that it's simply a communications barrier-because the owner doesn't speak English-I've been to stores where the person serving me didn't speak a word of the language and was still able to be polite.

This looks like a 0.99cent store but they carry so many different items beyond a dollar in prices…read more I've seen shampoos, soap, clothes, toys, food items, cleaning items, groceries, etc etc etc. I usually get my supplies for shipping envelopes here for online store, which is convenient because the store is a few steps from my place. There are other similar stores in the area, but I think this so far is the biggest among them (I still have to get into the other places, though).