National Wholesale Liquidators

This store is smaller than the one at Long Island City. Came here to buy a USB hub as my Mac only have two USB ports.

They literally have everything here! Clothes, food, toiletries, furniture, cleaning products, electronics, auto accessories, kitchen ware, jewelry, you get the picture!
These are mostly name brand products for less. Not sure how they get them and I don’t really care. Ain’t none my bizniss.
For a close out store it’s very well organized. The aisles are labeled accurately and the employees on the floor are very helpful.
There are 2 levels and they have an escalator in the front of the store and an elevator towards the back. Keep walking past the escalator and you will run into it.
Lower level is clothes, furniture and carpeting. I bought 2 area rugs here. Great quality and great price.
I usually come here when I need sterno and pans for catering but they have come through for work boots and even cell phone cases and cables.
The only con here is the time to checkout. Even if there are only 2 people ahead of you the line moves extremely slow. The cashiers are like Walmart employees on downers.

this is like a Kmart — discount store that carries various household products, food, and appliances ranging from shampoo, toothpaste, windex, snacks, and seasonal items such as Christmas cards, Christmas lights, and gift wrap. they have a lot of major brands but not all, so if you’re looking for something very specific I would recommend a Duane reade. everything here is pretty cheap but it’ll make you want to buy a bunch of things you don’t need, so make sure you go in with a shopping list!

There are always good finds at National Wholesale Liquidators. I never really go there for anything in particular, but I always seem to leave with several bags. You never know exactly what you’ll find there. Maybe some snacks, school supplies, something for the car or home. I just grab a basket and let my shopping gene take over.
Today I ended up with 4 bags of amaretto cookies, a few bags of brownie brittle, various fluids for my car, and a loaf of cinnamon-​raisin bread… All for under $ 20 :-)
The place is well stocked and they definitely take advantage of every inch of this place. As soon as you walk in the door, you’re shopping. They have great prices on things you wouldn’t think to go there for, like doorknob/​lock sets, automotive stuff like fluids, mats, and wipers, or furniture. The lower level had a few really great deals on furniture pieces.
I usually go here whenever I’m in the area. It’s a must-​hit store, as I’m always in the mood for a great deal. :-)

One of us used to come here years ago before it went out of business. The prices were pretty good back then on some stuff. We haven’t been here for a long time. We didn’t realize that they reopen this place.
This place sells cheap stuff but don’t expect high quality stuff here. A lot of the stuff that they sell is just some no name brand generic item. They also sell food here but make sure you look at the expiration date because sometime the stuff here is almost expired.
Overall, the prices here are still cheap. It’s still worth stopping by if you don’t want to drive to Target or Walmart.

Cheap… Junk…Useful household items… Misc knick knacks… perfect for the bored nothing to do weekend shopper.
Nothing bad to be said about the NWL wholesaler. Nothing grand to say either but if you need snacks, refrigerated drinks/​food, paint/​paint accessories, a cell phone, towels, auto tools, cookware, electronics, detergents, pet supplies, etc…
I really don’t think it’s that much cheaper than all the other stores but you might save a few cents to a couple dollars depending on what you buy. This location has clothes, rugs, low quality furniture and flooring on the lower level. The men’s bathroom is hidden in the back and with no lighting can seem like something out of a horror flick, but clean.
I actually do buy items from NWL for home use because some items are at a low price.

Average discount store that carries average products. I wouldn’t buy anything that you need to work 100% of the time from here. Chances are that it’ll end up breaking after the 10^th time of use. If you need something simple like a notebook, toothbrush, disposable table cloth. etc. This is a good place to go.
I bought a bunch of supplies to wash my car, and the rags and sponge barely last one wash. However the price was cheap! You get what you pay for and National wholesale liquidators knows that. To simply put it they’re like the crackhead version of Costcos.

This store has been in the neighborhood for years. When they first opened up they really had unbeatable prices but as the years went by the prices went up little by little. Now it’s really just not much of a deal anymore.
It’s hard to get an associate that speaks English at times. The security people hassle you about walking in with bags and walking out without checking your receipt. Most of the associates that do speak English aren’t very helpful.
The only thing this place is good for is when you don’t feel like driving anywhere and need something beyond what the standard supermarket would carry or if you need something in a pinch.
Don’t buy any electronic’s here, most of the electronics I’ve purchased here have not lasted very long. In general you should expect to get the best quality from here. At times they do have some higher brands for okay prices.

Went last week to buy a windshield washer liquid (the winter 1) and guess what happened, it got frozen :-(, last time had a bad experience with the food products (happened to be expired) will never go there again

I don’t know if they have the whole lot to themselves and I want to find out if other stores are paid for the lot to be shared or are they taking advantage of them. Also their signs are not visible, why hasn’t it been reported??? I want someone to revenge their unnecessary towing techniques of how they watch you. Is this lot owned just by one store???

I needed a lock for my bathroom door but didn’t feel like driving to the Home Depot
I went to my local national wholesale liquidators
And purchased my lock and of course looking at all the deals they have I purchased a lot more.

Like the NWL in West Hempstead, my review also applies here:
Shopping at NWL is like shopping at Walmart’s step child discount store. Merchandise that are no-​name brands, seconds, out of season clothing, almost out of date food and questionable footwear (discount Nike Air Jordan’s?) can be found here.
NWL also sells brand name refurbished/​new electronics and appliances. So you can shop the best of both worlds here. And if you’re looking for cheap (literally) flooring or furniture, this is the place to go.
Since this store is close to Fresh Meadows and Flushing, you’ll see shoppers of all income brackets.
As with shopping at upscale or bottom of the barrel stores, it’s buyer beware. There is a reason why stuff are cheaply priced.

I don’t know why I bother well I know why it’s local I went in for coffee filters couldn’t find them or a employee to ask so I go to the front find a employee who tells me 2 wrong isles since I ready checked she says well then we don’t have them so I said you always have tons and if you don’t know please find someone who will know she says there should be someone in the isle well there wasnt which was why I was standing at the front talking to her needless to say someone else directed me and my advice to NWL don’t hire incompetent employees!!! You almost lost business because YOUR employee didnt want to take the time to find out where my item was located I won’t go back anymore IDC how many bargains they have!

This place is kind of nightmare. The staff are terrible an I kid you not my girlfriend caught one doing blow in the bathroom. They rarely have what you need, but when they do it will be at a great price. The place is always packed and lines are epic. But for staples, cleaning products etc it is pretty good.

Huge store. Great selection. Convenient location. Low prices. Easy parking.

I don’t know why I keep coming back to this place but I do, you can find some good products if you’re willing to put up with unhappy employees and ridiculously long lines.
I usually wander in here out of boredom sometimes, I usually walk out with some random product.

This Is the best place if you want to get products worst than a flea market. If you want something to break while using it, this is the place to be. If you wanna waste money then this is the place to be. To be or not to be, this is thy question.

Things I need:
— sundry items — check!
— spray cleaner — check!
— windshield wiper fluid — check!
Many things here are cheap, but realize there are reasons why things are cheap here. Some things are cheap because they bought it from a store closing out. Some things are cheap because they hope to make profit through volume. Some things are cheap because they are just cheap things.
Case in point — we decided at two dollars for two undershirts, Fiancé would just buy the «slightly imperfect» shirts and it wouldn’t hurt either way. Turns out they are made from such cheap cloth that within 2 wear little holes started to pop up. However, we did buy a rubbermaid dish rack for a good price, and it was a good buy!
So definitely come, but keep a discriminating eye while making purchases.

YAY! They’re back!!!
For a while, this store had a fire and then closed for a long time because the chain closed and now it is back and seems to be under the same management.
A ton of stuff just somewhat messily organized are here for you to sift through aisle after aisle. Some things are deals and some things are not so much. Just spend a little extra time looking and you might get a steal.
The only thing missing is the front door. They only keep the parking lot entrance opened now and the Kissena side entrance remains closed. This is probably easier for security purposes.

Whether you’re on a budget or a total cheapskate or both (I fit both criteria), this is the place to buy all sorts of household, personal care, and even clothing, for less. Who has the time or the energy to deal with driving all the way out to Walmart or dealing with the crowds over at Tar-​get (pronounce it en francais to give it a sophisticated flair). But be warned – if you’re some sort of brand aficionado, you will not find anything you like. I call this the United Nations of discount stores. Here, you will find shower curtains made in Bangladesh, canned foods from Israel, and luggage made in China. Everything is a knock off of some kind, but hey! Who has the dinero nowadays to buy a fancy pair of tube socks, eh?
.here are 2 levels, which are forever changing with their stock. Outside of the store, a few doors down, they have a furniture showroom. Jennifer Convertibles it is not. But a great place to start for anyone who can’t afford to buy brand new, name brand pieces. Definitely check their area rugs – lots of great selections in patterns (not all of them are hideous floral patterns or knockoff Persians).
Not the most helpful or pleasant staff, but I’m not there for the service – just the values. The most annoying thing about shopping there, is that the carts have those dumb magnets that activate once you reach a certain point, so you have to ask the Security Guard to watch your stuff while you get your car. And don’t be so quick to put your receipt away after you pay. The Security Guard needs to «inspect» it, which requires poking a hole through the paper with a Bic pen. Sophisticated and fool proof system, I say.