Discount Stores in Jackson Heights, NY

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  1. 83-09 Roosevelt Avenue, Jackson Heights NY 11372

    4.2 Good 125 reviews

    “Very nice store, helpful employees. Good selection of household items, bath stuff, home stuff, snacks, clothing, towels, rugs, so much more. Very clean store. The air conditioner was powerful on a 90 degree day so it was a comfortable store to shop as well”

  2. 80-03 Northern Boulevard, Jackson Heights NY 11372

    5 Superb 3 reviews

    • Today 10AM – 8PM

    “An excellent discount store which sells many grocery and household items, such as kitchen towels, soaps, tooth pastes, stationaries, bathroom and cleaning stuffs, selected hardware items and even Sudoku. It also sells seasonal items for special occasions, such as Halloween. One of the reasons why its price is relatively cheaper than other nearby discount stores or 99 cents store because it is NOT located at Roosevelt Ave .”

  3. 86-03 Northern Boulevard, Jackson Heights NY 11372

    3.7 Good 3 reviews

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  5. 37-68 90th Street, Jackson Heights NY 11372

    3.2 Average 9 reviews

    “(Translated by Google) A STORE, TO BUY CELL PHONES, CELL PHONE ARTICLES, GOOD PRICE(Original)UNA TIENDA,PARA COMPRAR CELULARES, ARTICULOS DE CELULARES,BUEN PRECIO”

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