Discount Stores in Forest Hills, NY

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  1. 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.”

  2. 64-10 108th Street, Forest Hills NY 11375

    4 Good 69 reviews

    “Great and large choices of discounted options. Prices are right where they're supposed to be, zero bargaining. I am supposed to leave happy from the shopping experience or leave before I start my day. I belong to this store too. I am grateful for my shopping experiences this far and have had limited or no complaints at all and look forward to a better shopping experience in the future. I want to highlight the prices here compared to CVS are different so don't go there, come here instead. They sell barbecue items, sowing, kitchen, plastic, clothes, and other small chickens you can't find at other locations globally, business is doing well clearly. I only like good news and no news is bad news, so I am out and about over here with soda for 99 cents is pretty cheap to me. Thank you for your hospitality at Coco Plus Depot.”

  3. 71-54 Yellowstone Blvd, Forest Hills NY 11375

    3.7 Good 19 reviews

    “Very good selection at this discount store. The store is pretty reasonably laid out, quite practical, it's clean, and the queues are fast. Like many such stores, you do need to pay attention to pricing on each item; it is by no means the cheapest for every item they sell.”

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  5. Pickman Building, 118-27 Queens Boulevard, Forest Hills NY 11375

    3.3 Good 19 reviews

    “They have an incredible selection of present wrapping supplies for amazing prices, including absolutely adorable gift boxes (large and small for jewelry). If you are a small designer and you miss the offerings in the former NYC beading district for packaging, come here!”

  6. 102-05 Queens Blvd, Forest Hills NY 11375

    2.9 Average 10 reviews

    • Today 9AM – 8:30PM

    “Having a little bit of something of most everything, barring food, is what I have come to expect from those deep discount stores that now occupy a store front in most every neighborhood. However this .99 cent store has a lot of everything, including food within the massive confines of this businesses. Sixteen rows of very useable, very necessary items we use everyday, it's not just junky nick knacks and patty wacks. They had the Aloe drink which I absolutely adore, but the price was no bargain, nor was the coconut water for that matter But I had a pocket full of change that was burning a hole, so I grabbed some duct tape, paperclips and green tea and I went about my merry way.”

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