Great choices and prices. Friendly staff. Store was a bit run down. However they got great stuff…read morefor such great prices.

Be very careful. Some stick expired. Some priced Higher than…read moreKroger. Not as clean as it used to be. Paint is spoiled-gritty. Would not accept return

Living up to its name, this liquidation store has department store returns, scratch-and-dent,…read moreoverstock, clearance items at considerably discounted prices. On my first visit, my clan was swiftly greeted by what I assume is one of the owners. She asked if it was our first time to the store and explained that their stock of goods changes from week to week. She also pointed out which items' prices were even more reduced, which were furniture and garden accessories the day we stopped in. The store's really a hodge-podge of furniture, kitchenware, children's clothes and toys, bed linens, home decor, and tools. I bought my son two high-quality cotton T-shirts and a pair of shorts for only $5! While some of the items were hit or miss, I'm definitely coming back to see what the next shipment will bring in.

The workers here are really nice and some of the things you can find here are pretty useful and a…read moregood price

This reminds me of a "Big Lots" or an "Odd Lots"... they have a little bit of everything…read more(including booze... hey now!). My parents brought me here because they have a good assortment of University of Kentucky Wildcats merchandise. I just HAD to bring some paper plates, napkins, some sturdy plastic cups and a warm, fuzzy throw - all with the UK logo. They also had a small selection of Dallas Cowboys logo merchandise so I stocked up on some of those items too. A few other sports teams' merchandise is also available - OSU, Cincinnati Reds and Cincinnati Bengals. Prices were very good. This store is very large and has a bit of a "well-organized garage sale" feel to it. If I lived near one of these, I imagine this would be fun for an hour or so of roaming the aisles to see what unexpected bargains I could find.

This a new location moved from Turfway Rd. Tuesday Morning is like a high end Odd Lots. Shopping is…read morehot and cold. Right now they have a lot of home goods and less electronics. The mix of products changes as they make buying trips.

On my way into Ollie's, I saw this store, right next store, advertising it's Grand Opening on or…read moreabout Feb 11, 2012, so I thought I would take a look and see what they had to offer. I am a sale shopper, you will find me combing the clearance racks at stores like Kohl's and JC Penny. I'm not the current, hot, fashion type, but more classic clothes that don't go out of fashion. Closeout stores like this are also normally good for household items, sheets, towels, housewares, etc. where I see no reason to pay mrsp for something. Yes, I am THAT cheap. I had been through the Turfway Rd location once about a month earlier, which apparently has relocated here. At neither location was I impressed with the store offerings or the prices. I understand that new items come in weekly (every Tuesday morning, strangely enough), so I will probably give it another opportunity, but on this visit the stock seemed very heavily into home decoration knick-knacks (not my thing) and the other things I looked for, underwear, bed sheets, just did not seem to be that much lower than regular department store prices. For me, this will be a store that I may venture into, occasionally, when I have time to kill, but not a place I feel that I can count on like Ollie's or The Christmas Tree Shops.

I was in the neighborhood and wanted to check out this place. It was not until I was near the…read moreregister that I came across something that really interested me - non-GMO snacks. It was a search; the line seemed to be long so I had to squeeze around the customers to search and even searched while I was in line myself. I started a conversation with a customer in front of me, and she compared Gabe's to TJMaxx, which led me to think I need to check out TJMaxx after I get home. At discounted prices and unique flavors, I was willing to buy and try some crackers. The non-GMO snacks I bought were healthy and tasty, but the Blue Diamond Almonds Nut-Thins rice crackers with real pecans have strong, unpleasant aroma. I would go again to a Gabe's.

I have a card with $ back and Gabe's will not honor their own products and my card says it'l never…read moreexpired! ZERO is my honest opinion. Nothing has improved since I wrote my first review! Id preferr to pay more for an honest store when making a return.

The value of the items are very good the place is beautiful it was nice to take a trip down memory…read morelane and find things from your childhood. Very nice place check it out you will be glad you'd did.

Variety of items. Really nice owner who is helpful and friendly. Decent prices and he is willing…read moreto negotiate if the item has been there awhile.

Great place to shop. I buy a lot of vintage items. Bought my…read moreDaughter's couch there. You can get a whole grocery bag of cloths for 10 dollars. The staff is incredible and very Helpful!!!! Best thrift shopping anywhere. Once you go you will be hooked . Half price days are incredible. You will have to visit and see for yourself!!!

I always go here b4 I go to Target for all my needs. I sage money, I buy recycled and I get to help…read morepit kids, it's a win. I've been going here 4 over 10 years. But lately, it's been quite the gouge. Drinking glasses for 2.50 a piece, solo candle sticks for $1, junk pics for basic 8x10 frames $25. I grabbed a crochet blanket, that they called an antique and one of the workers kept it and said they had already called dibs on it. It was very unprofessional and I thought wow, you have the ability to volunteer somewhere on Thursday morning and here you are grabbing blankets from thrift store shoppers. I think the big problem is that the folks there are old. They are pit of touch w what things costs and what people are paying. Let's face it, boomers r out of touch when it comes to anything that costs money on young families. You're running a thrift store, not an antique market. I would've given it 3 stars but I'm not doing that to the kids bc of big headed boomers. My rating is purely that they keep it organized. United Christian thrift down the street in elsmere has stayed tactful, one of the few left. I'm going there for now on. ​I even know the lady that runs dcch, they have the right intentions but lack the depth of reality in today's economy.

A much more pleasant experience for me during my visit to At Home. I was able to find all of the…read moreChristmas decorations I needed aside from garland. However, there are Sale signs everywhere and somehow none of the discounts applied to anything I picked up. The cashiers couldn't tell me why when I questioned it either. Oh well. I actually got help from the woman I wrote a review about previously - she handled my transaction with such care, attention and friendliness. I am pleasantly surprised with how much better this visit went. Check out At Home for all your decor needs!

They are so helpful and offer a friendly smile and have most everything you need... thanks for all…read moreyou do and all you are to our community.

Pretty good. Had to find a local carniceria for carne asada. This place was just what I needed. The…read moremeat I got was good. There's a lot here you won't find in your local grocery stores. I'm from AZ so Mexican food is a must and I'm cooking it more at home now that I've moved here. The butcher was impatient and not super helpful but I got what I needed and the cashier was very sweet. I love the spice aisle. I'll definitely be back to browse those to make a good enchilada sauce. I wish they had a few more marinated meat options but overall I'm happy with the meat selection. I look forward to trying the others for tacos, burritos and anything else to curb my Mexican food addiction. The price was also decent for what you get. I'll be back real soon!

This place is a real gem hidden away for Mexican goodies and produce. I was elated when I found…read morethis place. I can get large jars of Valentina for $3 or less. 10 limes for a dollar. But watch out, at peak times certain things like avocados fly out the door fast. You can also find somewhat rare produce like chayote and more well known like cactus, cactus fruit, and Calamondin Limes (this time of year right now). I also love it because they have tons of cuts of meat and the fresh peppers are always cheap. Stop in and surprise yourself with good meat that's fresh and affordable and some other great finds. The only thing I was a little disappointed with, you can only buy a VERY large can of hominy (any kind) no small cans here. I'm speaking restaurant size. I love making pozole but even that may be too much for me. Though technically hominy freezes well and I could recan it into smaller portions. So I may go back and nab some up. I see they also do prepare food but haven't gotten any of that myself. So not sure how to order that, but I never spend more than 15 minutes in the grocery. Anyway, you won't be let down, it's a great find! Oh and to help you find it on dream street, it's across from Chipotle's. Which I do hear that particular Chipotle's isn't very good, just an FYI.

I always like going into Half Price Books and shopping. I don't read a lot anymore but I like to…read moretake a look at the magazines and check to see if they have any I like. I like art, journaling, and any older magazines that I can use to collage with. I usually look through the art section, cooking section, and the sale section. They also have calendars available. The last time I was in I found some art journal magazines that are $25 new for just a few bucks, you cannot beat that. They also buy books and magazines so if you have any to sell they always have someone at the counter to check them in and then they call your name over the intercom when the have an offer for you. They have record albums and some games as well. Stop in and take a look because you never know what you will find.

I absolutely love books, so HPB is a no brainer. I brought like a hundred or so books and they gave…read moreme WAYYYY more than I thought I would get from them. As always they have wonderful prices on books, but what shocked me was how cheap the used games were. The only down side to was that when I sold them my books they called my old married name, so that was unpleasant.