The young lady who checked me out, was super friendly and helpful. She was great at her job and…read morevery hospitable. When she saw me struggling to load the shopping cart, she came around and assisted without hesitation. Ocean State Job Lot is doing something right because they always have people working there who are very customer centric.

I wish these people were in my home state of California. This is a fantastic store. It's huge, it's…read moreclean, and everybody was helpful and friendly. They sell items such as manufacturers, extras, and closeouts. If you see something you like, snag it, because there's a good chance it won't be there the next time you come in. The "treasure hunt" aspect is what makes it fun. They have clothes, hardware, kitchenware, pet supplies, toys, and the list goes on and on. The prices are also very reasonable. I bought an extremely comfortable, fleece blanket, and quite a few clothing items that I would've probably easily paid over $100 for out the door at a regular store. I only paid about 50. If I lived in the area, I would definitely shop here more often. It's a great store. Thanks.

I only come here on some occasions when needed, and this store has some of its up but mainly down…read more There are a lot of great deals here which I truly enjoy, and I'm sure anyone else would also. However, the store is not kept up in terms of having a clean floor, leaving boxes open that has to be stocked away and also not being the cleanest place to be. The atmosphere is okay but doesn't have a welcoming feel. Every time, at least I came, the checkout line was always understaffed, only having a couple of registers open, and the line backed up. It was always a drag since it would take a while. It would be awesome if something can be worked out. If so, a change can come. Pros - great deals at a great price Cons - maintaining the facility and customer service There is potential for sure.

The store does have a wide variety of items to choose from which I always appreciate but the…read moreservice needs improvement. There were only two workers that I saw... One was on break but came back while I was in line and the other poor women was by herself for a while. They did their best and were nice but there was not enough man power for the amount of people in there. When I got in the line there was about 15 people ahead of me! It improved drastically once the other person came back from break. They were actually mentioning that there was someone who was always running late to work who had not shown up yet. I have no issue with the workers but they need more help and there could be a more order in the store.

Well-stocked Dollar Tree with friendly staff. Plenty of parking…read more Dollar Tree shares a plaza with Price- Chopper, Mickey D's, a Liquor Store, Rainbow retail store, Children's Dance Studio and Cosmo Proof. Unfortunately, they often function with one cashier so the line does tend to get long at any given time. Dollar Tree prices keep climbing but you can still get cleaning supplies, and most household goods for less than $2. Today I noticed some cleaning supplies, like brooms, mops and dusters priced at $1.50, while foil and plastic wrap are up to $1.75. I don't even head to the aisles marked at $3 and above because I remember when everything was truly $1. Makes you wonder at what point will they have to change their name to Miscellaneous items at Miscellaneous Prices Depot. I may be reaching.. Anywho Dollar Tree remains a great place to get wine glasses, Pint glasses, and coffee mugs for a buck. Signed, The Happy Hour Huntress

It's a bit bigger than some other stores of this kind. I came here looking for room deodorizer, of…read morecourse they had but not what I was looking for, It's clean, the shelves are well stocked. My usual purchase is for Ajax, room deodorizer because they are very inexpensive

Came in for some work shoes for my husband with my two year old. Great selection for everyone,…read moreprices were reasonable but if you're getting more than one than the deals are great. Leslie was the only employee out of the four employees out on the floor who greeted us and offer to help. Super helpful and kind with our son as well. She made our experience here wonderful. My husband was looking for a a specific pair he saw online, he asked another girl but she just said: "That's all we got" and walked away. Shout out to Leslie who took the time to look into where we could find a pair, they were discontinued but luckily he already had another pair in mind. She helped us check out and was so nice to our son.

If I can give 0 stars I will, definitely I will never go back to that store. Customer service is…read moreawfu. I asked why I got only $24.00 for a shoes that I paid $44.00 the cashier got upset and got the manager another person with zero customer service manners. I don't recommend nobody to go there. Definitely Amazon, Wappingers Falls NY store, never again

I generally scratch my head at Dollar General stores, and this one is no exception. Yes, they do…read morehave a number of items in the store for $1. They also have a lot of items for $4, $7, even $25, plus items for $1.25, $1.60, $1.75, $2.50, etc. On the plus side, this does give them the ability to sell more expensive items you won't find at other dollar chain stores. This particular store: It's large, with a large refrigerated section. It's well stocked and well organized. It has a warehouse feel due to the high ceilings with barely-sufficient lighting and concrete/cement floors. The staff here are really friendly and helpful. Some items here are good deals, some are not. You'll definitely find some items at lower cost at other chain or grocery stores. I got a great deal on one particular item for which I specifically came into this store. There's also a bit of a convenience aspect, since there's not really any similar stores on this section of 9G (I don't feel the Rite Aid up the street is competitive). They also occasionally have additional promotions printed on your receipt, another way to get you back for more.

Very unorganized and poorly ran. Items all over the floor, random items in every section of the…read morestore. Quite literally looks like a tornado came through months ago and they decided to never clean up

The end of an era. Going out of business. The last days , so I purchased some industrial shelving…read morefor my basement storage. ($14 for a $500 shelf) The staff was eager to help. I do hope that they find work.

Sad to see this place closing. They have such nice things. The staff is so nice and they always…read morehave the place so organized. I found a pitcher that I love, I came back and bought another one and I also got a foot peel that online goes for $10 but they charge $3.80 for it. Overall, such a win. I wish they were staying open. It's nice to be able to physically go to stores and feel/ see the product.

Every time I walk in there, the employees act as if I have offended their soul by daring to…read morepatronize the business. When I ask them to open a case, give advice, or to simply let me pay them, I may as well be asking them to give me their first born child. That being said, this is the best place to get earrings that won't irritate my ears. They have art by local artists and a huge selection of items that are reasonably priced.

The store's anagramed name "NUTZ" says it all. It's an…read moreemporium of unusual items; from rocks & minerals, jewelry, knives, home and personal decor. The people behind the counter are happy to explain what some of the things on display are for or how they are used. It's a good place to look for a unique gift.

We went over to Pick up a dim sum Breakfast, making certain we're there before opening…read more Over the weekend the owners go to Chinatown and pick up dim sum, fresh Asian vegetables, that you won't find in the local supermarket. I was looking at the prices for the dim sum, it seemed expensive. But, then I looked online for some of the places we used to go in Chinatown, New York, oriental grocers charged a little less than a lot of the places we used to patronize. When you consider they're doing all the work it's really a bargain! It was one thing when we would take the D train down to Grand Street and walk a couple blocks and load up; now it's major operation. I'm so glad they are still around. The owners are always very accommodating and helpful.

It's open today, when we can pick up our dim sum. They go to Chinatown in the city. Pick up dim sum…read moreand sell it at their store. They have Peking duck. Shrimp rolls( my favorite). Shumai, and other items. I get my seaweed salad here, and going shopping to pick up other items. You can also order ahead. Give them your order and pick up , they will hold those items for you. We get there at opening, so we are able to find wha, unfortunately if you arrive late you might not find any dim sum. They do have items.

If you're in Poughkeepsie and love a deal - stop by this space! It's a pretty wide selection of…read moreitems - and if you're searching for clothing they have a wide variety at all sizes (always nice to see!) The woman behind the counter was super friendly and the prices are definitely affordable. This is one of those small businesses you really want to visit again and again in order to support them!

Great little thrift/vintage boutique on Main St in Poughkeepsie. Owner is so friendly and makes…read morethe shopping experience fun! Great selection of womens and mens clothing in all sizes and accessories- even some furniture. Prices are very reasonable. They even do consignment!

Opening week at this establishment, which used to be the location of Rudy's bagels. I had high…read morehopes that I would find some interesting post work provisions. I think they need a little bit of time to find their footing here. Comes off more like a smoke shop with standard snacks. I'd like this place to succeed, so I provided some personal advice to the owner: focus on your cultural roots, and bring in some Egyptian specialties, instead of trying to compete with the American ship offerings that are available in abundance across the street. He seemed receptive and told me they were planning to have a deli section with hot foods. Waiting for the licensing or something. I hope that is the case because they would be the only falafel game in town and I believe they would be quite successful. I'm rooting for them, but unless they can get a more unique offering, I fear they may not make it as a "grocery". Hurry up and get those Middle Eastern snacks in and get rid of the individually wrapped junk food that is carried by Stuertz and Rite Aid, just steps away.