“This little mall, if you can call it that, is similar to the New World Mall next door. It is small, just one floor, but there is a very good tailor as well as shoe repair guy in the back. Tina's Tailors Inc. is stall B7. This location is a bunch of tiny stalls with vendors selling things from wigs, clothing, children's clothing, jewelry and accessories, as well as you can take your things to get repaired, hemmed or altered.”
“Jembro Market, buy a lot of stuffs cheap Prices in here long time, from shirt, underwear, curtain showers, towels, body soaps, dish soaps, sandals, kitchen stuffs, pillows, pillow cases, cover protector bedroom Math, shower Mats anti slip, front door mat, toothbrush, Christmas tree & decorations etc.”
“This store is truly remarkable. Despite its small size, it offers an impressive range of products to fulfill your every need. Whether you're looking for play-doh for your child, folding tables, or shower curtains, this store has it all.While some may argue that the prices are high, it's important to consider the value you receive in return. The items here are of exceptional quality, ensuring that you get the best for what you pay.Moreover, the staff at this store are simply outstanding. They are incredibly friendly and genuinely care about each and every customer. It's rare to find a store where you feel as comfortable and welcomed as you do here.”
“Love this market! I come here for cold sandwhiches and anything I may need that I don't want to walk all the way too Stop&Shop supermarket for. They have a variety of items from shampoo to frozen pancakes. Very friendly cashiers and deli men. They are closed on Sundays though.”
“The staff members are wonderfully kind and profoundly supportive. I had such a pleasant experience returning my items after two weeks, and I deeply appreciate the genuine care and assistance that everyone there offered. Their kindness made all the difference, and I'm truly grateful. Highly recommend”
“Always has a great stock of things for very good prices. And everytime I buy something it is always good quality and lasts for a very long time. The place is clean and the people are friendly!!”
“I am so proud to have this convenience store in my neighborhood. They are one of the very few that are good to there customers in this time of need (Coronavirus). There prices have maintained reasonable. GOD BE WITH THEM...”
“Great discount store! I was totally surprised that it offers so many things from school supplies, party supplies, housewares, hardwares, and so much more! The owners were very friendly and polite and I was welcome by them. Glad this shop open up around this neighborhood. Will definitely be my number one shop!”
“The .99 cent store has items more than .99 Cents they have alot or to many products you can't find at another .99 cent store Go and Explore all that you need”
“I just noticed bathing suits. And they have a ton of baby stuff for affordable prices. I am amazed by the awesome selection on everyday homegoods and also the stationery station is pretty impressive.”
“Clean, convenient, and wide variety of items. Mostly good prices. Kind staff at counter, helped me find the greeting cards which I couldn’t find at 3 previous stores. Will be back”
“one of the better 99 cents store in the area. I have brought masking tape, towels, nail polish, light bulbs, artificial flowers, etc. have a little of everything.”
“After going to the One Dollar Shop, our heart doesn't want to leave, even after buying so much, our heart wants to see and enjoy everything there. We love the One Dollar Shop so much, I love it so much. To my children, my children say, "Mommy, do your job here."There are good things for lessThe heart does not fill, after going to one dollar, the heart wants to go every day and night Thank you so much one dollar”
“Conveniently located right across the street from the Queens Public Library. The store is packed to the brim with things that they sell and pathways are narrow to walk through. Be careful not to accidentally knock things down with your bag when you try dodging people's elbows hitting you on the side or trying to squeeze right through the aisle because they can't hear you saying excuse me for the thousandth time. Despite the store name being 99¢ and Less, nothing is actually 99 Cents and below as the price. If you ever need to pop in & get some last-minute stationary like pens, a plastic folder, or even a pad of paper....you know 99 Cents or Less got you covered. Quality wise also depends on the products you're getting. If you expect to find a really good pair of sturdy earrings or a beautiful designed birthday/holiday card from 99¢, ehh then this is probably not the best place you will find these things at. However, there's always an exception and that exception happens to be when I have strolled by the place after getting off the Q25 bus today. There's a basket filled with an assorted selection and all different colors of beanies right in front of the store. When you step inside, there's another basket of winter hats inside too. I have to really dig through a bit in the baskets in order to see what's good underneath especially that's how you sometimes find the goodies (wink wink). And what do you know? I did end up finding a thick beanie made out of polyester from each basket. It wraps my head all the way around and able to cover up my ears completely. Plus, the pink-gray-white color scheme looks stylish and not tacky plus easy to match with outfits. The fluffy faux fur pom pom at the top makes it more trendy, creating a cute and eye-catching detail to your winter essential item. Woohoo! Being able to find a thick, warm beanie nowadays is very important...making sure you won't catch a cold from the wind slapping in your face or the feeling of wind blowing from the back of your head. Of course I end up buying both beanies, wouldn't you? Lining up to pay doesn't take that long like maybe 5 minutes the max. I think it's cash only but please correct me if I happen to be wrong. The beanies are $5 each. Don't expect the staff to greet you with a smile, cuz you didn't go there for the service....you know you're there for the goods lol!”
“This is one of my absolutely favorite discount stores. Every discount store has certain items that are cheaper than other stores as well as some that are more expensive. KG Discount has, by far, the largest selection of the usual items ( plus more) at a better cost than almost any other place. Their selection is always the best. And they have a customer friendly staff. Always welcoming. They are my go to for everything!”
“Excellent, most of all while getting a bottle of water to cool down is something from my teenage years known as Hot Wheels (🔥🛞). TOUCHDOWN Minoso from inside Tangram Mall in the style of my favorite NFL team New York Giants🏈💙!”
“Conveniently located right across the street from the Queens Public Library. The store is packed to the brim with things that they sell and pathways are narrow to walk through. Be careful not to accidentally knock things down with your bag when you try dodging people's elbows hitting you on the side or trying to squeeze right through the aisle because they can't hear you saying excuse me for the thousandth time. Despite the store name being 99¢ and Less, nothing is actually 99 Cents and below as the price. If you ever need to pop in & get some last-minute stationary like pens, a plastic folder, or even a pad of paper....you know 99 Cents or Less got you covered. Quality wise also depends on the products you're getting. If you expect to find a really good pair of sturdy earrings or a beautiful designed birthday/holiday card from 99¢, ehh then this is probably not the best place you will find these things at. However, there's always an exception and that exception happens to be when I have strolled by the place after getting off the Q25 bus today. There's a basket filled with an assorted selection and all different colors of beanies right in front of the store. When you step inside, there's another basket of winter hats inside too. I have to really dig through a bit in the baskets in order to see what's good underneath especially that's how you sometimes find the goodies (wink wink). And what do you know? I did end up finding a thick beanie made out of polyester from each basket. It wraps my head all the way around and able to cover up my ears completely. Plus, the pink-gray-white color scheme looks stylish and not tacky plus easy to match with outfits. The fluffy faux fur pom pom at the top makes it more trendy, creating a cute and eye-catching detail to your winter essential item. Woohoo! Being able to find a thick, warm beanie nowadays is very important...making sure you won't catch a cold from the wind slapping in your face or the feeling of wind blowing from the back of your head. Of course I end up buying both beanies, wouldn't you? Lining up to pay doesn't take that long like maybe 5 minutes the max. I think it's cash only but please correct me if I happen to be wrong. The beanies are $5 each. Don't expect the staff to greet you with a smile, cuz you didn't go there for the service....you know you're there for the goods lol!”
Burlington Stores is giving its locations a major makeover. The off-price retailer has already transformed about half of its 1,115 stores and plans to complete the redesign across its entire fleet by the end of 2026. The company calls this makeover "Store Experience 2.0." Gone are the cramped aisles and confusing layouts that once defined discount shopping. Instead, Burlington is creating wider walkways, organized sections, and clearer signs to help shoppers find what they need.
Dollar General is adding more of its private label food offerings to stores, following similar moves by big retailers like Walmart and Amazon as store brands keep growing in popularity. The store is launching new items under its own labels, including ice cream, cinnamon rolls, coffee syrups, and salad dressings. The move comes as store brand sales reached $271 billion in 2024, up nearly 4% from 2023.
Daiso, the beloved Japanese retailer known for its variety of affordable household goods, is expanding further in the U.S. market. This week, the company is celebrating the grand openings of three new stores in Texas and California. On Saturday, Aug. 10, Daiso debuted an 8,000-sq.-ft. location in Beaumont, Texas, at Dowlen Towne Center, as well as two Southern California stores - a 6,319-sq.-ft. space in Van Nuys at Mid Valley Marketplace and a 5,200-sq.-ft. store in Westminster at Westminster Center.
Dollar Tree is moving into 170 former 99 Cents Only stores, marking a big shift in the discount retail landscape. The company announced Wednesday it's taking over leases in Arizona, California, Nevada, and Texas, with plans to reopen the stores under its own brand as early as fall 2024.
Ollie's Bargain Outlet just landed a great deal of its own, winning a $14.6 million bankruptcy auction for 11 former 99 Cents Only store locations across Texas. The discount retail chain pounced after 99 Cents Only abruptly went out of business in March, shuttering all 371 of its stores in California, Arizona, Texas, and Nevada. Ollie's quickly made an opening "stalking horse bid" to grab over a dozen of the empty properties.
