Ollie's is a treasure hunt of bargain buyouts. They usually have a good selection of items that are…read moreadvertised in thie add. This is one of those places you go with an idea of what you want, not specifics. Say luggage, but being open to the brand. Salty or sweet snacks, but not a particular kind or brand. They always have some selection of books, toys, health and beauty, flooring, bedding, shelf stable foods, home decor... Some items are great deals, others not so much. This location is one that carries appliances. The appliance selection is generally small. On one visit the appliances were high end, and half off what Lowe's or Home Depot would sell them for. On my last visit, the appliances were all older, dented, base models. If you see something you are interested in, buy it. Do not wait. It is hard to know how long something will be there. I once waited a week, and when I came back the items was completely sold out. Ollie's has a rewards program. The program gives points for every dollar you spend. These points add up to rewards. On top of the rewards for your spending, random rewards are given throughout the year.

Not the worst store in the world, but it could use some tidying up. Workers can be hit and miss…read moreand the wait times can be long. This store isn't in the best of areas so keep that in mind.

This is a store you never know what you will find. They carry high end items at a pretty good…read morediscount. They have bedding, toys, decor, furniture and electronics. My last purchase was a $84 9 West purse for $30, to me that is better than the outlet mall deals. Located in strip mall.

The store is a little dingy, but the things you will find here are always surprising, unique and at…read morea decent price. My current addiction is buying delicious high-thread count sheets for my bed and you will find all kinds of designer linens and other products here with prices comparable to the Target's higher end brand ( their version of Kroger's Private Selections). The staff can be a bit absentminded or preoccupied, I would imagine the store does not get that much traffic since it is in the back of a strip mall. Things to note: They close at 7pm on week days and are open 12pm to 6pm Sundays.

I like Gabe's. I wish we had them in Alabama. I'm still enjoying my two pairs of Lucky jeans I…read morescored here about 4 Thanksgiving's [or so] ago visiting my sweet Mom-in-Law in Dayton. We often took her 2 great granddaughters clothes shopping here. You really can't beat the deals! Yes, it takes a lot of "digging" around to find your size, and it's not the most organized store; however when you find something that fits, is a deeply discounted name brand and it soooooo inexpensive - it's worth it! I've bought OSU themed items here, Christmas cards and decor, accessories and clothing. M-I-L scored a lot of bargains for the great grands nearly every time we shopped at Gabe's! Thanks Gabe's!

The store has become like an episode of hoarders. There are multiple aisles that you can't even get…read moredown. There's so much crap. Just shoved on temporary stocking racks. If you ask for help, they stand like a deer in headlights and just say things like there should be some we might have some.... And I know it's a discount store, but it is filthy! Should you feel nasty or after you've left a store?

I found Shoe Carnival on Glencrossing to be top notch. All shoes were neatly organized. It was a…read morebreeze shopping without any assistance. I don't buy shoes in a store very often so I can't speak to prices, but the folks helping me checkout were pleasant and attentive. If I need shoes in the future and it's important that I try them on before purchase, I will definitely return to Shoe Carnival.

Shoe Carnival is on par with any of the other multiple brand shoe stores. The only difference is…read morethat they announce over the loudspeaker their deals and promotions every few minuets. One side of the store is dedicated to women's shoes. Men's and children's shoes make up the other side. Their shoe selection seemed decent. A number of brands to choose from. Based on the ad, I spent about what I was expecting to. Not the best deals, but not terrible. I was expecting their clearance to be marked down more. They have some accessories such as handbags, backpacks, socks, and laces. For the last couple of months I have received a $5 off a purchase of a certain amount, in the mail. They also have a rewards card where they will email you discounts. Overall, an okay option.

I was at your store today and I had a terrible experience with your cashier choice she was charging…read morean extra dollar on each item I had 10 items I've lived in been attending Dollar general for the past 6 years and I have never had a problem until this year the first problem is the store is never open the hours that are listed on the website too your cashiers or drug addicts and they charge a dollar extra on the items that are listed on your shelf and the items that aren't listed they just charge whatever they want and pocket the money they try to charge me $4.50 for a 20 oz mountain dew that was listed for $2.50 I had two of those so I had to put that back I had two little Mario toys that weren't listed anywhere she charged me $8 a piece there is as small as an McDonald's toy and on my receipt I had a Revlon hair dye that was listed at $4.50 she charged me $5.50 and when I had to take the stuff off because $20 worth of stuff came out to be $50 worth of stuff so she had to have the manager remove it and I tried to get the manager's attention the cashier cut me off so I tried to call up to the store of course no one ever answers I did call your customer service and left a report with one of your representatives and I left a comment on the main Dollar general website that place is a joke I will never shop there again you have a Dollar general 5 minutes from you that's never open I don't have a vehicle so I have to walk up and back cuz when you try to call to see if they're open or not no one ever answers and when you go in half the time the cashiers aren't even doing their job you have to wait 15-20 minutes for a cashier to get up there and then when you do they're double charging you in your room you need to start having your employees do drug tests if I were you I would not shop at this Dollar general again it's at 3186 Harrison avenue Cincinnati Ohio 45211 and the cashier's name was Joyce I'm just so beside myself a Dollar general literally 10 items $50 how can you take an iHome that's listed a certain price and then charge the customer whatever you want and pocket the money I hope their general store manager knows what's going on but I'm going to make sure they find out

I went into the store and the guy working started yelling at me and took the icy hot that I bought…read moreto the counter I told him I also needed butter i tan to get it , I was trying to hurry and find my card because he was rushing me so bad ,he was upset and in return I got nervous and I dropped my cards out of purse and keys . he then was with a group of people and started saying I stole the cheese and said do t make me come back there and look through your purse . I was scared and confused . I told him he could look through my purse that I'm not a thief and wouldn't do that , he then looked through my purse . of course he didn't find anything because I don't steal. it was humiliating and his apology was half assed . He still acted as if I was a thief . he walked with me to get icy hot I'm assuming because he thought I was a thief . i could understand him acting like that if I'd been known to steal before but I seldom go to that dollar store and couldn't believe how he was treating me. I'm a small business owner and that's not the way to do business. he was wrong about me and he couldn't even give me a real apology. a little advice follow the kids around and the people who you have seen steal before. I make good money and it spends anywhere . I'll think twice before I go into that dollar store again

Fill More Waste Less is a store we should have everywhere. This is an eco conscious store, that…read moreuses minimal packaging, and encourages you to bring your own bottles to give them a second purpose so you can take your new goods home. Here you can find everything you might use in your everyday life without the everyday name brand, packaging or even the price. They have, laundry detergent, hand soap, dish soap, shampoo, body wash and more, in large gallon containers. They also have multi purpose oils, such jojoba oil, apricot oil, and about a dozen others. You can select an oil or a few, and Gabby the owner will package it into a bottle for you. If you didn't bring a bottle, that's ok, they have some you can have at no charge. I got Castile soap in a 3 ounce bottle with a few drops of lavender. This cost me $3.58. My friend got a few oils in one bottle and it cost her around the same. You will not be getting a traditional receipt, instead you can choose if you'd like to get it emailed or texted. Everything is so, very affordable. Any of the everyday goods will cost 0.38 cents to around $5.00 per ounce. Gabby is so sweet and knowledgeable about anything and everything in her store. You can truly see where her passion lies. I really enjoyed my time and my shopping experience in Fill More Waste Less. I wish Gabby every success in this venture that would benefit each and everyone of us!

This is a great eco-conscious store! I came here to browse and I found that they carry facial oil…read morewhich I had them blend together and fill in one of their reusable bottles. I had considered buying a few oils from the grocery stores and health stores but this place had them all! I made a nice jojoba argan Apricot kernel oil for my face! the price per oz was really inexpensive. This is better priced than diy for my purposes! My friend ended up buying Castile soap and added lavender drops to it. I would come back for sure to try the shampoo and soaps! If you come bring your own bottles to refill or use one of theirs!

I was curious and had been there many times before so I stopped in today. The store is complete…read moreempty!

I use to go to get all of my candles and glass items when they were open. I wish they would open…read moreback up. Does anyone know of any where we could get the same thing from now. I also loves the wax melts they were beautiful.

Mike had requested cards available to view. The clerk was also helpful and knew his business…read more Could not get any cards as they were not what I needed.

what a gem in the west side of Cincy for all sports nerds to spend some time. So much history, not…read morejust baseball and Reds. Mike was super friendly and helpful. I got 3 vintage mint cards for only $40!

This is the worst Dollar Tree I've ever been to! Sometimes I even ask myself why I still go…read more Probably because the $1 prices on everything, lol! The store is always messy. Things not where they should be, messy, parking lot is dirty and just unorganized. They seem to never have more than one register open which is annoying because they're typically busy. Even though everything is only $1 I don't think it's a store I will return to.

I ran in to get one thing and one thing only. It turned into the most irritating visit. When you…read moreenter, one door is being blocked by a candy/toy machine and a cart for one way entry/exit. The carpet is dirty and needs to be vacuumed. Inside I found minimal organization, which took me a while to find what I needed. At check-out I noticed only two cashiers were available so I had to wait a while. One customer had the nerve to ask could they use an employee's discount (everything is one dollar!) I immediately wanted to drop my item and leave but I stayed in line. I guess you get what you pay for *shrugs*.