This is a good place to shop during the holidays. The key is to shop early!…read moreYesterday, I went there for some socks that they advertised on their website, the app, an email and the flyer that they send via USPS! It was pouring raining outside so I knew I could take my time while I was there! Because, I'm here from Atlanta I'm not that familiar with this location! When I walked in I asked an associate where were the socks. She sent me in the wrong direction, so I asked another and she told me where they were. I found the socks and was looking for the ones that was in their ads. They wasn't their nor was there a sign showing that they might have been there! I must have spent pretty close to 20 minutes looking for these socks. They were not there! At this point i'm thinking "bait n switch!" This was not the 1st time I've shopped this location based on something that was listed in their ads and ran into the same results! I made my way to what is left of their toy section! That's when I notice this tall black guy following me! I knew he was following me because, I made my wat to the book section and he was there too three isles over just standing there! I purposely took my time looking for books for a 2 yrs old. And sure enough he was still there watching me. Finally, the rain eased up and I took my items to the checkout and he was there too! He made a purchase and I remember thinking, maybe he was a customer, until instead of going out the door, he walked to the back of the store. I get it, shoplifting is a issues especially in today economy, but everybody is not a shoplifting! And being followed around a store that practice "bait n switch" really made me feel some kind of way! I'm angry, but I get it! I'm not just a customer, I 'm a member and I have the app! #ollies #baitnswtich

A bit junky, but that's ok... it's a discount store, right? Good values overall, and super ones…read moreoccasionally. I especially like the 15-25% off days I just missed one :( That's when I stock up on my favorite coffee brand! They have quite a good selection. I am definitely a "name brand" person... so that is a bit of a drawback; but on some things, the brand doesn't matter so much. Check out is my main complaint... they have changed the routing to the check out counters; so you are stuck in line without anything fun/interesting to top off your cart. It would be nice to be able to build up points to use at later dates, in addition to their planned discount days.... as a partially handicapped person, it is sometimes difficult to navigate when the store is so crowded. Overall, a good store who doesn't try to be more than they are! js

Not the best at customer service but they do get some great items as of late they have been having…read morea rodent problem with the food items they have been getting in soooo I'll pass until they correct this issue. Values vary from day to day.

This is a great place to get items that are worth more than what you are paying for them but you do…read morehave to check to make sure nothing is wrong with it

I don't think I can tell enough people about this place. If you are looking for something specific,…read moreGoing Going Gone is worth the drive (for me at least, I live in Charlotte) just based on how much you can save. I was looking for comfortable walking shoes and found a paid of On Clouds that were 70% off; the cost I paid for 2 pairs of shows was the same as the "original" cost of 1 pair. I appreciate that the clothing items are organized by size, color AND style of item. All of the staff is extremely helpful and nice as well.

Going going gone is a Dick's Sporting Goods merchandise overflow location. Lots of clothes for both…read moremen, women, and children. Once you locate your size, you have to scan the clothes on hangers and decide if they are something you would wear, regardless of the reduced prices. I didn't find anything since many were purposely sent here based on non-interest by the consumers at Dick's locations. It would take several hours to find a diamond in this rough but the bargains are there. You just have to find it.

It's sad that people bash this store because they were told not to bring in their purses, bags or…read morestrollers. They are a business that is probably tired of theft and if that's the way they choose to deal with it I say hats off to them. They also have a no cash rule. Do these same complainers whine about that? You just deal with the rules that they have because you know what they are. I very much enjoy shopping here and digging through the bins. You never know what you're going to find. Yes, there are many things concealed in brown boxes or packaging where you have no idea what's inside, but if you scan the Amazon barcode with your Amazon app you can usually find out what it is. If that doesn't work, you can take it to the back where they will open it for you to inspect. They discourage customers from opening packages themselves because parts and pieces get easily get separated if not closed properly, making an item incomplete for the next person who might be interested. I've never been on the more expensive days, but my favorites are the $3 and $1 days. They do tend to be crowded but you can get some real steals. Give them a chance. If one time you go and you don't find much of anything, try another week. Some weeks are awesome and others are not, just depending on what they get from Amazon.

I visited late on a Saturday morning. I didn't want to arrive earlier in the week and face the…read morecrowds. I took my time going through box after box. You have to pick it up to read what it is as most have no photos on the outside. For some, you have to look it up online to determine what it is or isn't. I left with a few items, including a charcuterie board for $10 each. You should stop by if you are in the area and have some extra time to spare. The shoppers inside were pleasant and kind. Items start at $14 on Fridays and $10 on Saturdays and go down to $0.25 on Thursdays.

I went here on a Friday morning, all I can say is there's load of items to look through and find…read moresome good stuff for cheap.. lots of dishes and silverware lots of glasses and old antiques to look through. I went here and I found a lot of Christmas trinkets to create my Christmas village lots of good stuff definitely going back. Friendly staff!

Wanda is a Gem! She is kind and holds a very special place in my heart. I've known her for many…read moreyears. Dovers goes way back into Concords history of " back in the good old days" places. Now, Wanda's is a culmination of estate sales and wonderful finds. A thrifters Paradise! I highly recommend if you enjoy thrifting.

People are wonderful! Prices far better than Goodwill & Salvation Army…read more We have given thing to them...

I had been bypassing this place for Target for awhile and finally decided to go in and see what…read morethey had. It's your typical discount store (similar to Gabe's or Ollie's) and they sell a little bit of everything. The store is large and well stocked. I didn't buy anything that that day but I would go back and look next time in the market for something specific like bedding or a vacuum cleaner.

Don't waste your time it's junk mostly. But they wanna charge you $ 7 for one manila folder‍They…read moreannounce every 20 mins if you open a box you'll be asked to leave. It's not a friendly atmosphere. Go to thrift stores or there is Vista bin.

My husband has been addicted to this place since it has opened up! HUGE space with LOTS of bins…read morelocated inside. Each day has different pricing, starting from $14 Fridays up to $.50 cent Thursdays. You can find a variety of nice items from Stanley cups, games, headphones, decor, kitchen items, espresso machines, etc. Early morning is definitely the time to come. You can find things later in the afternoon, but of course, all the good stuff gets snagged early in the morning. They have a test station. If you need to check an electronic item to see if it works before purchasing as all items are final sale. Located beside the Target, plenty of parking to choose from. Came on a Friday afternoon around 530pm, and we were there till about 7ish. You can definitely get lost there for sure.

Great selection. The store has great 50% off sales. The staff is always helpful and friendlyread more

This location is always clean and smells delightful!…read more As soon as you walk in you're greeted with a wonderful aroma. The staff is always kind and willing to help. Popshelf has an array of things, household items, cleaning supplies, toys, electronics, beauty and hygiene owns, office supplies, snacks etc. I never walk out without purchasing something! The prices are comparable to target.

Ooh! My first mistake was not setting a firm spending limit when I go to Roses!…read more It's not sales that get me; because there are no sales. It's the allure of their goods, but the comedown is hard! Courtesy of their ridiculously long lines. Every visit seems to bring a new associate in training, making me seriously question their turnover--a telling sign of potential worker issues. Despite these perpetual staffing puzzles, my cart inevitably overflows with products for my coily hair and laundry detergents--two of my weaknesses. So it's a regular Thursday, and $124.00 later, I write this. Skip ROSES for fashion. But come for home essentials at a low cost. I've been a customer for over seven years. While lines are [always] too long, associates are generally friendly and try hard. I do get the vibe that returns might be tricky, though I could be mistaken. Overall, ROSES remains a good stop for budget-conscious shoppers. Just be mindful that while individual items are low, those low prices have a way of adding up quickly.

I had a pleasant shopping experience at this store, the staff was attentive, the store was decent…read morefor it to be a Roses and I saved a lot of money on my cleaning supplies this visit. The lines at checkout could use some more structure but overall. No complaints

I have always gone to the dollar tree to buy prizes for the dialysis patients when they win Bingo…read more Unfortunately, they are no longer a dollar. A few years ago they went to $1.25. Now most of the "dollar" items is now $1.50-$1.75. It's disappointing to see as I appreciated the low cost. Not so much any longer. They still carry some useful items so it's really what you need and the budget you have.

This Dollar Tree store is actually kept clean and organized. I was surprised upon entering the…read morestore. Greeting cards variety isn't terrible and you cannot beat the cost ($1.25). Yes, Dollar Tree has raised prices by a quarter for most products. I usually will check the type of snacks and the expiration dates before I would select these. I will not go with a no-name product, regardless of cost or quantity. The cashier was distracted, talking to a co-worker during the checkout procedure and didn't even notice this employee walked away while she was continuing on about working too many hours at Dollar Tree. The shopping mall area has plenty of parking and the GNC store is next door, in case you are looking for protein.