Discount Stores in Elmhurst, NY

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  1. 86 37 Broadway, Elmhurst NY 11373

    4.8 Superb 28 reviews

    • Today 8AM – 10PM

    “This place became an essential source of basic supplies during quarantine, and once the city opened back up I kept shopping there because their selection of affordable basics is impressive. Even though the prices are affordable a lot of the products are not poor quality. You'll (sometimes) find brand names like Ziploc, Reynolds, Dawn - all cheaper than Amazon or Target. Masks, hand sanitizer, and GOOD household cleaners and disinfectants are all plentiful. Their tool section is also really great, door stops, rope, screwdrivers, batteries, wrenches, hammers, nails and screws. They have tons of kitchen supplies as well as glassware. Also underwear and socks, hair products. And random things like magnets with funny faces and gaudy pictures of glittery flowers. They pack a lot into a very small space and it's always very organized. And the cashiers are always very nice!”

  2. 74-17 Grand Avenue, Elmhurst NY 11373

    4.1 Good 31 reviews

    “This Five Below is pretty much like any other Five Below. It has all the usual stuff and the store itself is really spacious, which I liked. One thing that surprised me though was the checkout situation. I saw self checkout machines, but they weren't being used and everyone had to go to a human cashier instead. Honestly, it's kinda rare to see that at Five Below nowadays since most locations mostly use self checkout. Overall it was a pretty normal Five Below experience, but the bigger space and actual cashiers made it feel a little different from other locations.”

  3. 77-14 Roosevelt Ave, Elmhurst NY 11373

    3.3 Good 33 reviews

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  5. 86-30 Broadway, Elmhurst NY 11373

    1.7 Poor 12 reviews

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