Wholesale Stores in Queens, NY

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  1. 5207 Flushing Ave, Queens NY 11378

    4.6 Superb 30 reviews

    “The ivory pashminas we ordered for my daughter's wedding are gorgeous (thin and soft) and the customer service was excellent! Fast shipping and easy to deal with. Thank you!”

  2. 21-06 30th Avenue, Long Island City NY 11102

    4.4 Superb 33 reviews

    “Would greatly know that you guys buy coins or at least give a reasonable price for the coins in which I’m not really that smart what comes to change but I know that what I have is worth money”

  3. 61-35 Junction Boulevard, Rego Park NY 11374

    3.3 Good 353 reviews

    “Costco seems to design stores to meet the needs of the neighborhood. This was the first Costco I have been to located in a mall. Parking is a bit of a challenge, and not to you have to pay for parking. The store was clean, the staff were professional and answered any questions/inquires I had while shopping. This was a different experience for me, but still got the same Costco service and choices. I highly recommend it.”

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  5. 61-35 Junction Boulevard, Rego Park NY 11374

    2.8 Average 162 reviews

    “The experience at this place is awesome this is because everything there are made freshly daily. The service is fast, and the atmosphere can be noisy with people baking or the machines operating, and that people going to look at things to buy.”

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