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  1. Bob's Discount Furniture and Mattress Store - Triangle Centre

    Triangle Centre, 139-19 20th Avenue, College Point NY 11356

    4.5 Superb 372 reviews

    “Mimi was extremely helpful at the Bobs at College Point. My dad is 95 years old and we needed a lift chair for him. Mimi was very informative about all the options and offered me an extended guarantee so I took it for 5 years. I recommend if you need anything to furnish your home to go to Mimi.”

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  2. HomeGoods - 134-01 20th Avenue

    134-01 20th Avenue, College Point NY 11356

    4.3 Superb 139 reviews

    “This branch in Queens is far less crowded compared to other areas. It’s already Friday evening, and the store is empty. Most of the items are well-maintained, and the staff is always in a good mood. I always love to come here whenever we’re buying something for our home.”

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  3. Target - 135-05 20th Ave

    135-05 20th Ave, College Point NY 11356

    3.9 Good 260 reviews

    “This place is awesome there are tons of stuff that you’d find pretty useful, for example sports equipment I’m a pretty sporty guy myself and if I didn’t have a football I’d just come here to buy it I like how it’s not so far so I can get the essentials quick. I also like this place cause they sell pokemon here I just like collecting the cards I am not one of those scalping losers that always take them all. This place is reliable, quick and big. I like what I see good job target, good job. ?”

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