DRIP SUPPLY 30-11 Steinway Street, Queens, New York 11103,

"on the Google search engine they have the store opening up at 11:00 I'm from out of town and I wanted to see what they had to offer but they were closed when I got there. such a waste of time. why have a brick and mortar store it if you're not going to be open during your hours of operation?"

"I highly recommend this store got lucky that they have the last pair of cherry 11s in men’s size 13 but I know there a new store in Steinway queens but don’t be afraid to check them out I rather go to Drip supply then go to J&M sneakers looking forward coming back to drip supply again"

"I’ll be honest, I was a little skeptical about visiting this sneaker spot when word hit around the block about it opening up but upon entering the store I felt as if I was in the right spot. This isn’t just any ordinary sneaker store. In comparison to neighboring stores like Foot Locker and Jimmy Jazz, their vast variety of selection surpasses all their competition. I was simply astounded by the prices of my desired kicks and the availability in sizes and because of that I had to grab some for the entire family. With all of that being said I’ll have to say the hospitality was the best part. Let’s not forget to mention the convenience of visiting the establishment as it’s located in the heart of Astoria… Steinway, Queens"

"I rarely write reviews, but after the horrendous experience I had at Drip Supply in Astoria, I felt it was my duty to warn others about this absolute catastrophe of a sneaker resell store. First off, the store layout is abysmal. It's an absolute labyrinth, and not the good kind that leads you to a treasure. Instead, it's a chaotic mess where shoes are strewn about haphazardly, making it nearly impossible to find anything you're looking for. I couldn't help but feel like I was trapped in some kind of twisted sneaker graveyard. But the disorganization of the store was nothing compared to the rude and dismissive behavior of the employees. It felt like they went out of their way to make me feel unwelcome. I was blatantly ignored multiple times when I tried to ask for assistance, and when someone finally did speak to me, they acted as if I was a burden they couldn't wait to be rid of. To make matters worse, their so-called "expertise" in sneakers was a complete joke. When I asked about a particular shoe's history and value, I was met with vague, uninformative answers. It was clear that they were more interested in making a quick buck than actually educating customers or providing quality products. As I stood there, feeling like an intruder in their store, I couldn't help but wonder how a place like Drip Supply could even exist in Astoria, a neighborhood known for its vibrant community and friendly atmosphere. This store is an absolute blight on the area, and I implore you to avoid it at all costs. If you're a sneaker enthusiast or simply looking for a new pair of kicks, do yourself a favor and steer clear of Drip Supply in Astoria. There are plenty of other sneaker shops out there that will treat you with the respect and courtesy you deserve. Don't waste your time or money on a store that clearly doesn't value its customers."