OK, I've been to flea markets in my time and I've been to some pretty far on the other side of town sort of flea markets, but this place is trashy with a T. I was there for the second time about a week and a half ago and walked in, and it was not very crowded this time as opposed to the first time I was there, but that did not mean it was any more organized. Not at all. In fact, I believe that because there were fewer patrons there were also fewer customer service people tending to their wares. I know that Amazon has a policy (for those of you in the back of the room, listen up here...if you didn't know, already, Amazon owns Black Friday and sends all of their returns that can't be sold as "New" or "Like New" two stores like this across the country to be sold at bargain bin prices) that items that come in a box or plastic bag cannot be opened and disturbed prior to purchasing it. That way it's more of a surprise because some of the nicer items are in boxes and bags and because they're less likely to be purchased because you can't see what it is, if you do buy it and get home, you'll have much more of a surprise about finding a diamond in the rough then you would otherwise. anyway, as I mentioned, Amazon has that policy, but the day that I was there, people were ripping open boxes and bags, and pulling out parts that you really couldn't tell what it was a part of and then throwing them back in the bin if they didn't want it. It made for a very messy experience and no way for most people. Do you ever get all of the parts back together in the boxes or bags and so those items I assume just get trashed because of lack of working parts unless someone can find the pieces but in these heaps and piles on these bin tables that's almost impossible. Anyway, I went in hoping to find a good value and came out with three items and paying only $3.25 since it was dollar day. I think I've satisfied my curiosity about this place for the near long-term and so I probably won't be going back for a while. I wish you luck if you do! read more

Black Friday - This is one solid rectangle of LED lights that could be cut apart into small squares and used to light up this or that. - Discount Store Near Me - Balcones Heights, Texas

Owners are biased and saves all the good stuff advertised to themselves, favorite customers and their friends.

08 Feb 2023 Wow. What an 'experience'. Totally ghetto. Wednesday is their last day obefore being closed on Thursday to restock. Everything is $0.50 on Wednesdays. Friday will start at $7.00 and decrease in price each day. Wednesday is trash day. Literally. The bins are filled with mostly empty boxes and wrappers. COVID tests are expired. Vitamin-type bottles are open and/or expired. I found a squeeze tube of prunes. I don't see a sane person buying anything ingestible or topical here!! It's more fun to watch the crazies sift through the piles. I'll bet some have booths in flea markets and some of this crap will show up there. That's what it is - crap. My found treasures are a small roll of pet poopie bags and a small plastic measuring cup. The cashier let me have BOTH, not each, for $0.50. I'm such a savvy buyer. Ha, ha. I may try a Friday or Saturday someday. read more

Really depends on the day you are here. Begins on Friday, everything in the bins are $7, decreasing in price until Wednesday, where everything is $.50. Here is the price rundown: Friday: $7 Saturday: $5 Sunday: $4 Monday: $3 Tuesday: $1 Wednesday: $.50 Thursday: Closed for Reset! Then begin again! On Wednesday there is pretty much nothing. Trash. Literally much of it is in the bins. Friday, good things, but still usually a little high in price. Obviously in between days will vary, depending on the haul they made that week, how much has already been purchased, etcetera. Most of the things are from Amazon; you can even read the description labels. "Service" is minimum, you come here for good deals, not a good experience. read more

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We had fun! This is where you can go do shopping therapy and not spend as much as you would in online clearance. We loved coming here and found several items during the weekend. We used Google lens to translate some of the snack items' names, which are mostly located near the front of the store. We definitely recommend taking a smartphone with you to look up things you don't know about or their retail price range, but you will definitely save lots of money on things you find. If you go, set aside time to look through as many bins as you can. If you need to look through the whole store, it can take a couple of hours if it's crowded. The checkout line is too long only on days they have one single cashier, otherwise it's a reasonably short wait. read more

Went to check store out on Saturday afternoon. The music was BLARING, totally unnecessary. Bins were chaotic. Empty boxes, items just scattered throughout the bins. Maybe a Friday morning would be a better time read more

Such an interesting place to shop at. It is completely disorganized but it's also not a regular store. If you have time to treasure hunt you might be able to find a few gems to take home in one of their many bins. I took a couple treasure home today and winks like to visit on a day they have fresh items. read more

Black Friday - Discount Store Near Me - Balcones Heights, Texas

Tons of stuff! Tons of people! Everyone I have encountered on different days of the week have been nice and no pushing or shoving. They have a little bit of everything. Its just huge wooden bins full of unmarked Amazon returns. Its actually alot of fun lol. Don't be crazy or in a hurry and you'll have a great time. I find the staff to be very friendly, especially the female cashier with the curly hair! read more

Nice to look through everything. Might need more at open box station. Nice location. Thanks

I've never shopped at anything like this before, unless it's a store that's immanently going out of business. However, that's this business' model every week! You come in here, and everything is just poured into bins, like troughs for people to root through in some sort of mad search for value in any of these boxes of junk. All this stuff is stuff that's been ordered online, and returned, or in a damaged box. It's all like things that have fallen off the truck or out of some container ship from China. It's obscure electronic, campy toys that could be made anywhere. Everything is the same price. It depends on what day you go. As the week progresses, prices drop, and drop until it reaches fifty cents per item. Then, they have a day off to put out more stuff, and prices go to the maximum, something like $8, and it all starts over again. It feels a bit dehumanizing to go rooting through all these bins of random crap hoping to find something. You can't come in here with a shopping list hoping to get particular items. It's all just random, random, random. You basically have to come here with money to burn, and find things that you just can't live without. It requires a lot of patience to open all those boxes, dig under that crate to see what's in that small box at the bottom of the bin that everyone else has overlooked. They claim to put in valuable items overnight, like laptops and Virtual Reality headsets, but you know that the employees just get any of the primo stuff. read more

This place is... I don't even know how to describe it. It's different. It's an experience for sure. You walk into a giant empty room full of these massive bins with a bunch of stuff dumped into them. The stuff being dumped onto the tables is like blood being dumped into the sea... and watch as the sharks go crazy. It's up to you to rummage through all the things and find something you think is worth the current price du jour ($7 on Friday gradually going down to $0.50 the following Wednesday). A lot of the stuff is production rejects or random Amazon returns or closeout deals. It's an interesting enough place to check out if you've never been anywhere like this before, but the energy and insanity of it can suck you in a bit - and if you get sucked in, you will spend way longer and much more in this place for things that you may or may not actually use (more than likely not). A few warnings if you're considering this adventure... 1. This is the art of the patient. You will have to sort through a lot of crap to find anything remotely valuable to you. 2. Either bring gloves or let go of caring about what you touch. First of all, everyone is touching everything in this place. Second, some of these products are liquid and they get damaged and leak in all the shuffling. I've had several "what the hell did I just touch" moments here. 3. It's a bit socially awkward... some people take this place very seriously and they are on the hunt. Some people can get a little territorial about their tables and don't be surprised if you get a suspicious eye or random touch from a person rifling through the same stuff you are. Also, it's not uncommon to get a bunch of stuff dumped on the clearing you just created. 4. Check the item you've found carefully! Remember, some of these are returns that are not vetted. I once bought a "smart" light bulb and ended up with someone's rejected normal light bulb. Enjoy! read more

Black Friday - Found a decent sweater... - Discount Store Near Me - Balcones Heights, Texas

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First time coming here i went on a Tuesday and it was great! Everything was $1 I only spent $20 bucks and got alot of good items for my new place! IT IS VERY unorganized but if you got time to dig you can find some good stuff ! read more

Black Friday - Discount Store Near Me - Balcones Heights, Texas

I have heaps of fun rummaging through the bins. I honestly think im addicted to going and finding the great deals that they have. I highly recommend you go try it out read more

The hassle of too many people shoving and pushing was a big turn off for me and the wife!

Buyer beware: wear gloves-can get quite dirty & maybe a face mask-a bit dusty or musty smell (of public closeness). Similar to the Goodwill outlets bins; just as crowded and hot. NO public bathroom. Bring comfy shoes. Don't wear anything that concern of clothing damage or lose jewelry in the digging. Be prepared to find few treasures, odd finds, much broken/damaged or missing parts. Different economy deals on different days. Yet not one to go to daily. Can get quite crowded, so don't take it personal for many a basket purposely blocking access or even to pass by.be humble and tread carefully in your finds. read more

Okay this place is interesting. You have to have the patience to look through all the bins and you'll definitely find some good deals. Also depends on the day you go. I usually like to go on $2 or $1 days (Mondays and Tuesdays I think), and I usually find about 4-6 items. I get that they are packages and people open and make a mess but I think it could be a little cleaner. The staff is also not always the friendliest. If you like a bargain and have several hours to kill, come check it out. read more

One of my favorite bin stores. It's like Xmas you never know what you find there. Wish they had restrooms. I always stay way to long in there. read more

It was an experience. People were mostly rude to each other. Buys we're ok . I don't think I will make the 1 hour drive again

This one is tough! Can be fun finding really odd stuff the occasional useful piece just watch it's not broken, missing pieces, or just junk. Don't count on service the workers are focused on economy of tables and constantly piling more stuff on less and less available tables making it harder to sift through the stuff. Lots and lots of seasonal stuff out of date stuff and more and more stuff. Not a super friendly place, there are things if you have a good sense of humor just for fun and to give away for a gag. Anyway you are on your own! read more

It's great what u might find but be weary that a lot of riff raft will also be pulling for those same items when they roll out a new table full of mostly junk but u can find a needle in a haystack dig,dig,dig until u dye basically cause if u don't spend hrs looking then no sense in wasting a half day unless u go in the wee early hrs on Friday when they start a brand new pick selections so be prepared to wait in line for 2-3 hrs b/4 opening in am so u can probably get more junk u don't need but could sell or instead gift birthdays w/all sorts of crap!!fights do happen there often and they pretty much won't choose a guilty party cause $$$$$ ofcourse!! read more

The bargains of the merchandise are awesome, rummaging thru the bins is fun.....the big girl at the register needs to find another job. Not sure what her problem is, but she does NOT seem to be a people person. Today was no different than a few other times I've been there. If she has been having bad days, I hope they get better so she finds happiness. read more

Excellent Deals and Great Value for your Dollar! The Store is Very Clean and Spacious, Lots of assorted things to choose from! I Love It . Friendly Staff and The Service is outstanding. read more

This place discriminates against women and especially women of color. A male employee harassed me over having a large purse and insisted I put in on their shelf. I REFUSED. They also claim you can't have a backpack, yet I have seen women and men in there with backpacks. There is NO SIGNAGE anywhere indicating you can't bring a large purse or backpack and I pointed this out to them. The owner Mo is a coward. One of his employees even STOLE my backpack, but since I had stuff of little value in it and filed a police report, I returned. Not again!! read more

Horrible service I was in line for a items and I was harassed by these ladies and the employees never gonna come here again

horrible service by the Manager, no compassion at all for a mom trying to shop and keep her two year old from touching the items...he was abusive just because she was Hispanic and yelled at her in English, once I told her what he told she cried and left the store...just HORRIBLE read more

cashier is not professional and very disrespectful and not packing all merchandise