Was introduced to this store by a former coworker many years ago and stopped in once in a while to…read moresee what deals they had. Best way to describe them would be a surplus store. I'm guessing they buy Amazon pallets or excess store inventory because once something sells out, you might never see it in stock again. I went in looking for an instant pot as I had seen them posted on their FB page. The people in the store sometimes will give you a discount on the advertised price and sometimes will negotiate. They also have a location on W 38th and one on the East side but I haven't been to the Eastside location. I love their deals and while you can return defective products, you'll get in store credit and not a cash refund so that's something to keep in mind.

We came here in a whim and it was a fun find! There is so much to look at: couches, dining tables,…read moretoys, workout equipment, & more. Everyone was friendly especially Angie who helped me at check out. I got this gold mirror! Brand new. Definitely recommend to anyone who is in need of shopping for furniture for their home. Please be mindful that some items are priced but they can price check for you.

This place is amazing! If you like: Target, but hate paying…read morehigh prices, for things you know are mass produced, then you'll love this place as much as I did. Basically, this is the place all non-purchased items from Target go for a last ditch rescue. My favorite thing here are the comforters, which you can get for $22 or less! They have everything you would find at Target, only it's the last item, so things vary quite a bit. It's sort of like treasure hunting.

I know I'm super delayed in leaving this review, but this is a great place to browse once things…read morestart opening back up. From what I understand id things are clearances out at retailers, lots of things come here instead if they aren't sold. Great place to get some steaks on furniture, household items, etc. Just be warned to check everything before purchasing, as you can't do any returns.

great store with great bargains! I go there to buy produce,…read moreoddly enough,, at great prices.. then I AlWays moxie to the tools, the garden shop and bargains of the day. I love this store. the staff is always friendly and smiling.

We were looking for a burn pit. A friend had told us about this place in Greenwood that they had a…read morelittle bit of everything and boy do they. They have everything from small appliances to large appliances outdoor furniture,tables and chair's, toys, bicycles and lots more. Their inventory is always changing so you never know what you are going to find. Can't wait to go back and look for some more bargains

Gosh I wanted to love this store. It reopened under a "scale" type system. $1.99 a pound with a 5…read morepound minimum. Now this is hard. Items are primarily unmarked Amazon returns. You cannot open to see what is inside. Sometimes it is clothes, which weigh less than 5 pounds. So if you find something you better find more. There were bins throughout a warehouse to sort through....again unmarked without clear distinction of what is inside. I gave 2 stars because the women working were extremely friendly...but that's about it. Unfortunately I don't plan to return.

Well, after being closed for many months, they apparently decided to try a new concept and reopen…read moreat the same location. Previously, items were priced individually with a floating price schedule based on the day of the week. Under the "revamped" arrangement, they are now pricing items based on weight ($1.99 per pound) every day. Problem is, you can't identify what you are purchasing as you are still prohibited from inspecting the contents, and the packages are taped to the point of complete concealment. The quantity of available packages is minimal with each of the bins (about 20 of them) having a countable limited quantity in them. And in addition to this, signage on the walls indicates that the minimum purchase is 5 pounds. Therefore, if you do want a single lightweight item, you are committed to spending $10.00 on it. Many of the packages are 15-20 pounds in weight which means you are buying an unknown item of unknown condition and will be spending $30-40 for it. The items being offered are likely rejects of items that were not/could not be sold on their auction site. This is an attempt to unload the rejects. Clearly, the individuals who developed this concept don't have ANY business logic as this arrangement is so flawed that it can't help but completely fail. This place is not worth anyone's time and I had to laugh inside when I saw what they had developed as a business concept. I give them 3 months. Tops.

Interesting experience. Bins full of stuff. Some marked most not. If it's. It marked it is 5$. 5$…read morefor some was too much. We found a few bargains. Other side has furniture that was returns from places like Wayfair. Didn't find anything we wanted there.

I've been wanting to check out this place for a while. I went to the Bin side first. Saw a few…read morethings I liked and purchased but the bin rummaging was not for me. Then I went to the Showroom. I was greeted and explained how to find the prices and to make a purchase. Lots of nice items and furniture at reasonable prices. I will need to visit again as their inventory changes regularly.

Just a quick review on my experience at this hispanic indoor "mall" in Indy. I was cravaing ice…read morecream and we had some time to kill so I made my bf pull over to get ice cream at this random Yelp find about 5 minutes from where we were when I suddenly desired ice cream. Now... I took 8 years of Spanish but my brain went haywire and I couldn't say a single word of Spanish. That was a problem as everyone spoke Spanish. And not everyone spoke English. That's not a problem, of course. I should have been more prepared but my big dumb dumb brain failed me. There are at least two places to order ice cream inside. We got ice cream from the stand right by the entrance. That was the wrong one as I had wanted to try the stand with the unique flavors like corn and horchata. The one we went to had like a dozen basic flavors and milkshakes. Do a little bit of wandering inside if you want to find the stand with the unique flavors. There are dozens of other stalls inside, selling all sorts of stuff from cheap garbage to even dishwashers and hot tubs! We didn't see what the food trucks outside had. My bf got 2 scoops of ice cream ($5.50) and I panicked ordered a massive size of an oreo milkshake ($8.75 and 80000 calories). It was okay. Not as good as a DQ Blizzard which is top tier in the oreo mix em up game. Prices are barely on anything so make sure to brush up on your basic Spanish. As for the bathroom, it was messy, busy, and well worn. Also, parking was near impossible and potholes are abundant. Yikes. I am glad we tried this interesting experience, but I don't think I will ever go back.

I popped over here on Saturday to check it out; since many of my students had mentioned it to me…read more It's located on the west side, I honestly just browsed around and took in all the sights. There is something for everyone at this location, clothes, shoes, accessories, appliances! I'm glad I got the chance to check it out, I ended up purchasing an evil eye bracelet as well as an our lady of Guadalupe bracelet. I'd visit again, especially to check out the restaurant in the back!

I needed cleaning supplies while out of town for a move out and took a friend's recommendation…read moresince it was close. Lucky me! I found a lot of what I needed (cleaners, light bulbs, candles, air fresheners and towels) for the job. As with other closeout stores, their stock is limited to what they get access to, which makes it a new experience each trip. Some of their selections included food, books, beauty, household and electronics. Sign up for the shoppers rewards for additional savings. The register aisle featured a Mars candy closeout, so I grabbed some gum and a M&Ms sharing size for the plane trip home.

This location isnt as organized and they didnt have what I was looking for but the staff was…read morefriendly.

Wow! And I mean that in the most debased sense of the word. I've had Bulldog Liquidators bookmarked…read morefor quite a while as a place I needed to visit soon. I do love a good deal. But this store, when I visited, was a mess. Just things everywhere. There are shelves of open boxes containing everything from solar garden lights to personal hibachis to bath mats to electric can openers. There are ceramic coffee creamer containers and basketballs and safes and 100-packs of individually wrapped slime blobs shaped like aliens. And it's all everywhere, all at once. Now, I love visiting a store with lots of stuff everywhere, but this place looked like it had been attacked. Maybe it's because I visited at the end of the day? Your experience might be different from mine if you visit on a different day at a different time. For instance, the shoe area had single shoes hanging out with pairs of shoes that looked like they had been worn by customers who came in and decided they didn't want their shoes anymore, and so they just put on the shelf. Next to this was clothing that was hung up on a rack, but there was no rhyme or reason to the organization. Swim suits with football padding with pajama pants with toddler outfits. The clothing area is where I decided to just let go and let God, but then I looked at the prices and almost laughed out loud. Not Bulldog Liquidators trying to sell me a Target blouse for $10! Anyway. They do have a lot of furniture here, which I think is the big draw. I saw some decent bureaus and tables and things. Also some ottomans and a nice gaming chair that I almost considered. After taking to some people who like Bulldog Liquidators, I think people come here to get discounted food and health/hygiene supplies, like pads and diapers. They will sell open packages of pads that have just one pad removed at a steep discount. That's nice. But I think for the uninitiated, Bulldog is just a mess, and I'd rather spend a couple of dollars more to shop at a place that is more organized. And the prices are not really discounted, compared to the quality of items that are in the store.

I work across the street from this location and I'm working on a brick building doing masonry work…read moreso I'm in this store quite often I walked in there yesterday and found this mirror that hangs on the wall that also opens to a jewelry box and it also lights up Messina I got excited I wanted it they was going to charge me $40 for it and come to find out they had sold it to another Mexican family for $15 I made sure the lady knew I wanted this jewelry box and I didn't care if I had to pay $40 but come to find out they sold it for $15 to another family the same culture as them. I honestly feel like the are against white ppl. That is a big money difference!!!!