Prices are great!! Very neat, clean store. Great customer service. Great selection of clothing…read more Very organized. Jeans the sizes are all together.very nice. Not your typical liquidation stor

Great deals on bedding. Random well priced products. Worth a look if you live in town.read more

Pretty good for an outlet. There were a lot of stores to explore for all ages and all your needs…read more We were able to get several items we needed for our home and family at pretty good discount prices. Ample parking surrounding the complex. Also, we didn't shop there but there were several food trucks for those wanting to stop and enjoy a good meal. Bathrooms were clean and available throughout several buildings. Highly recommend for your shopping needs.

We have always driven by the outlets on our way to the Midwest. This time we decided to stop by on…read moreour way home. It has a funky layout with plenty of parking. It had a few of the stores we were interested in such as Coach, Lululemon, Nike Factory and Abercrombie and Fitch, Vera Bradley, Kate Spade. There is a food court with seating as well as food truck court (didn't look open on that Monday). We did find some merchandise not seen in other stores and some good deals. Service was friendly and efficient. It was a nice break.

So I have been stopping here for years. It's a surplus store so you never know what you're going to…read morefind when you stop. They have almost everything you need in regard to personal items such as shampoo, soaps, toothpaste, etc. The prices are generally cheaper than most stores is you know what the prices should be. They sell some brand names and as well as off brand. It's like a treasure hunt! If you find a good bargain grab it because it may not be there the next time you go. Be aware you need to check the expiration dates of food items before you buy. There is a fresh produce, cheese and meats sections. Also a ton of frozen and canned goods, paper products and the like. The store is generally clean and organized. Will continue to stop there whenever I am in the area.

This is coming up as a military surplus store. IT Is NOT. It is a surplus grocery store. With some…read morereally good deals at times.

This mall, even though one level, and smaller shocked me on how 90s, 2000s vibe it gave off; as…read moresoon as I lefted Boscvos. Even though, malls these days seem to be a dying trend, this one is thriving. Loved , the old style Bath & Body Works reminded me of my college days, when I worked there, back home Bonus, they still outside of the mall have Ground Round sign standing. Fun fact, as I'm not local looks like it's been standing sign for the last 19 years. Dunham's & Boscovs are the large anchors with a mix of other retail. Check it out, worth the stop if your local or driving through just to feel back in time, in all the best ways

A great mall they have great workers amazing service The…read morevalue I pretty good!!! I do recommend this place

I had such high hopes for this place while thrifting in the Bloomsburg area recently. I read the…read moreGoogle reviews and made sure to add them to my list. Unfortunately, as much as I tried they fell flat for me. I feel like it's someone's unorganized storage of ebay listings...and it could very well be. I don't think they know what they have in there and nothing appears to have any kind of organization with the exception of Christmas and artwork. I found a piece of artwork I did like, but was deferred by the prices (ebay prices, higher than thrift, more in line with an antique store) and the fact that it was stored so unresponsibly that it was damaged. I was greeted upon entry, so the staff (owners? who sit in a little room off the entrance door) were friendly. Everything else was a miss, from the lack of cleanliness, high prices, weird configuration of the parking, weak floorboards upstairs, and just the fact that the majority of what they sell is high for item and condition. Most items did have condition issues, with the exception of some newer (Target?) items on the first floor which were priced at retail. I suspect they came from a pallet purchase. If you're looking for deals there's much better places in the area.

We got lost (in a god way) for hours in this shop. I felt like some things were sooo reasonably…read morepriced, and others not so much. We walked away with some treasures and can't wait to go back.

This is a new boutique carrying a variety of women's clothing/brands. For only being a few weeks…read moreold they have a great selection of styles you wouldn't be able to find without driving a bit out of the area. The space is a nice sized with a good selection but not so packed that it's hard to look through the racks. There are a few changing rooms as well as some accessories for purchase. The styles are unique and not something you will find in any department store but classic enough to wear everyday. There is also a good variety for all ages. I will definitely be back to support this growing business and encourage others in the area to stop in!

Great place -- bargains on much-needed supplies, tools, etc... Only complaint is the hours. 10-5 is…read morepretty tight. Even extending to 6 would allow folks to wrap up their day and get over there before it closes.

Very friendly staff. If you're in a pinch for a cheap tool, drillbits, nuts and bolts locks and…read moremore this is the place, cheaper brooms and garbage cans, dog and cat toys and leashes also on the cheaper side. They also carry some fish items rocks tanks and such, also have gloves, tape, spray paint wiper blades and dollar shirts what more can you ask for in a wholesale odds and ends little gold mine.

Ollie's Bargain Outlet is a welcome and badly needed addition to Bloomsburg's retail options. It's…read morelocated in the Columbia Colonnade, and uses most of the former JCPenney's. The space has been totally renovated, including the parking lot being repaved. The stores layout is better than the average Ollie's due to the renovations, as it only uses one exit/entrance compared to other Ollie's that use the new checkout layout and block easy access to the exit. This is one of the smaller Ollie's I've seen, but still has your average selection of various non-perishable food, books, and homegoods among other items. The area's they have smaller selections then other stores include the new buy islands in the middle of the store, toys, and electronics. I also can't stress enough how nice and clean the interior is due to the total renovation. Instead of a leaky and empty former JCPenney's, it looks like a Marshalls or Walmart. Ollie's gives Bloomsburg another option that was badly needed, and I welcome them.

Rose the so called manager would not accept my ollies 10% reward she said it expired that's funny…read morebecause I was told your ollies rewards never expire by another manager so We left our 30000 dollar purchase for rose to put back, funny I always thought your slogan is #1 the customer is always right, and read rule #2 if there is a problem with that then go back and read rule #1, apparently Rose in your bloomsburg store does not read your rules, I have always spent alot in your stores but I can honestly say that if Rose is not fired for not knowing your store rules and the foul mouthed cashier throwing the f word around like it's a normal thing, who hires this filth ,I don't need to shop at your store anymore, maybe Rose should learn its not good business to argue with a Good customer who spends hundreds of dollars in your store maybe you will look into this big problem

Like Eric W. said, this place is holding on by a thread. The water buckets catching the leaks from…read morethe ceiling are still there. Finding an entrance to the mall is a challenge for the neophyte. But the mall is home to Mayhem Amusements Arcade which has some solid pinball machines. The Polish store was rad, and I wish I had more time to shop for pierogi paraphernalia, but so it goes. I braved one of the bathrooms off of the abandoned food court. There is something kind of beautiful about these decaying palaces of commerce in this era of late stage capitalism. I can't quite put my finger on it. For someone who grew up going to shopping malls in the 1980s it's kind of like walking through a Bruce Springstein song. It is hard to comprehend the juxtaposition of decay and scrappy mom-and-pop stores with the few remaining national and international retailers who maintain slick storefronts in the building despite all odds. Go for the pinball. Stay for the weirdness. Eat elsewhere. And be careful of the potholes. I do hope Wyoming Valley mall is able to pull itself out of its death spiral. Little is sadder to a kid from the 80s than a dead mall. But of course we also know that nothing lives forever. For that matter, who wants to live forever?

It's all but over here at Wyoming Valley Mall with it continuing to lose anchors and stores. If…read moreshopping here, watch for the large potholes around the ring road. The former Bon-Ton and Sears remain vacant, with Macy's also leaving in early 2025. Two major power outages also greatly affected the mall in 2025. What's left? The former Sears wing is largely vacant except for the H&M with the Macy's wing being not far behind. Both wings were cold during my visit and I'm not sure how much heat is being supplied. The JCPenney wing remains almost fully occupied with stores including American Eagle, Bath & Body Works, Maurices, and Shoe Dept. Encore among others. Food wise, Cinnabon keeps center court busy, with Auntie Anne's and Dino's remaining, but the food court is totally empty. One of the major problems is the clear lack of ownership investing in the mall. Kohan, followed by current owner's 4th Dimension Properties have not fixed the ring roads. Buckets can be found collecting water at center court and several other places in the mall, with the center court leaks being a problem for several years. The situation here will not get better. At one point not that long ago, this was the best mall in Northeast Pennsylvania. Now it's hard to justify coming here, except for the external facing Royal House Buffet. There's no word if MotorWorld will continue its project to move car dealerships here, but anything at this point would be an improvement.

I bought a rug there that immediately fell apart. When I went to return it they refused. Ok I…read moredidn't have the receipt or tags but when I called Marshalls corporate they were able to help me. They asked if they checked to see if there was one in the store - they did not. They asked if the store checked through my credit card receipt - they did not. I probably would have been ok accepting this (had corporate not been able to assist) but both the manager and cashier were both horrible and basically told me it was not their problem. Terrible people. Terrible customer service. Terrible product.

Great location! I've always had great luck at this store. Lots of variety. My most recent visit I…read morefound a mixture of totally random, awesome stuff: dog toy, garden shovel, glass food containers, makeup organizer, charcoal toothpaste, makeup brush, foot lotion, and decorative wooden sign - all under $50.