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  1. Five Below - 107-16 71st Avenue

    107-16 71st Avenue, Forest Hills NY 11375

    4.1 Good 90 reviews

    “This is an exceptionally well stocked and organized store, and possibly the cleanest Five Below I’ve ever seen. The staffing is abysmal though, though it’s probably not their fault. I’m not sure what about a being a middle aged white lady makes me some sort of master thief.”

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  2. Target - 70-00 Austin Street

    70-00 Austin Street, Forest Hills NY 11375

    3.3 Good 160 reviews

    “Very tiny Target compared to any others, including the ones in Manhattan, however its location is convenient and it carries all the essentials in every department.”

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  3. Target - 70-00 Austin Street

    70-00 Austin Street, Forest Hills NY 11375

    3.3 Good 227 reviews

    “I visited the electronics section on the second floor of the Forest Hills Target to replace a damaged ethernet cable and restore my high-speed internet connection. An employee named Antika was incredibly helpful. She quickly located the correct cables and patiently waited while I calculated the packaging measurements from feet (choosing between the 25-foot and 50-foot options) into meters to ensure a proper fit for my setup. Thanks to her outstanding service, I chose the 25-foot cable, which turned out to be perfect. As shown in my attached speed test result, my internet is back at full strength with 234.78 Mbps download and 22.81 Mbps upload. I highly appreciate Antika's professional and patient customer service—she completely deserves five stars!”

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