I think this is in a former KMart building. I only looked at the food section and is this where…read moremerchandise formerly sold at Big Lots sent. I found a few items that our family could use. My husband found greeting cards at a good price.

Ollie's is a chain of discount stores. The first store was founded on July 29, 1982 in…read moreMechanicsburg, Pennsylvania by Mark Butler, Mort Bernstein, Harry Coverman, and Oliver "Ollie" Rosenburg. You will see Ollie's bucktooth grin along with funny sayings all over the store. In 1994 the company started their loyalty program called Ollie's Army which you can sign up for on their website. For every $1 you spend, you get one point. Points move you up the rank and earn you discount coupons off your purchase. According to the company, Ollie's Army get you "good stuff...even cheaper". Currently there are 408 stores in 28 states, several of which are in Florida. Ollie's purchases company liquidations, overstocks, and older items that haven't sold, and resells them in their stores for a discount. You can expect to see name brand items. Ollie's sells a little of everything, cleaning supplies, garden items, books, toys, food, health and beauty, automotive, holiday decorations, home improvements, electronics, flooring, housewares, and so much more. I had previously shopped in the West Palm Beach and Delray stores and they were great for stocking up on hurricane supplies. Ollie's always has a ton of inexpensive K-cups and cheap and unusual snacks. I usually grab some candy as incentives for the kids at school. On this trip I found the snack size bags I use to pack portion controlled snacks for my school lunches. This is the kind of store where you come in for one thing and pretty soon you have a cart full of stuff. Check back often because the merchandise changes frequently and you will always find something new.

Drove over half an hour to check out this place and brought items to sell…read more When I walked in, they told me that I needed to make an appointment to sell stuff. I was pretty upset and disheveled lugging around my two kids, and was really hoping on them taking my items that I brought in . The man wasn't doing anything was just on his phone hanging out and I found it odd that he wouldn't take my items . So I asked the if he could please make an exception, and I told him the situation and he reluctantly agreed . He took a few items that I had and I was offered a grand total of around three dollars . I've been selling my items to the kids stores for a long time and that seemed very low . The selection wasn't great . Overall , customer service was pretty bad, selection was mediocre and prices were higher than normal secondhand kids stores. Personally, I would never go back there .

Very polite people. The selection is nice . Value is uncompromising nice. The racks are not stuff…read moreso much that you can't look at the clothing. I was also amazed at the furniture and toy collection. Why pay top dollar. Save some money go there.