I heard about this store online and I was curious to see it. Totally worth the visit! The workers…read moreare nice, helpful, and quick! The store is pretty clean and they have a lot of items. The stuff here is very cheap and in great condition! This is the 1st bin store in Las Vegas!

The place is hidden, a little difficult to find. My only expectation that items would be new but…read moreinexpensive. I felt everything was overpriced.

If you love thrifting or looking for a gem in places like Ross you will love this store. It's on a…read moremuch smaller scale, but you can also get in and out quicker too. They recently changed their model, so now everyday is $3, $6, & $12. They are separated by tables and each item has a sticker for the price if it gets misplaced. There's also premium items that are about $20-100 and they will be marked (usually furniture, rugs, appliances, etc). They also have full pallets for sale occasionally, if you want to sell online or swap meet etc. They usually tell you mostly what is in the pallet, unlike other places they don't tell you anything They are also pretty consistent with their social media so you can get a sneak peek on what's available for the next day. I've gotten some pretty good deals here. Mostly items from target, Walmart, Sam's club, Amazon returns etc. the packaging usually is damaged, but all the items are new. If you don't agree with the price, you can def ask if they are willing to go down on the price a little, but I only ask if it's a few dollars, and if I'm already buying multiple items! The items are already pretty cheap, don't be a lowballer. Don't forget to look in the clothes. I've found several items for myself for $3! Most clothes are from target, Amazon and Sam's club. The store is located next to Lima Limon restaurant and near the Planet Fitness but in the mini plaza closer to Decatur. They are closed on Wed, and sometimes if they have an extra large restock they will choose an extra day, but make sure to follow them on social media to see if they are closed on a regular day.

I came on the $12 day and the place was pretty empty because well, I came on a $12 day and not a $3…read moreor $6 day. Haha I was kinda confused at first on how it works. To the front of the store are $1 items, the middle of the store are the $12 (or $3 or $6 or whatever $ day it is) and the items on the walls have their price tags. It is not part of the $ day. I realized this after being in the store for 15-20 minutes. What I wish is that an employee should have greeted me and told me how it works right away. I actually was able to buy a few items for $3, hiking shoes for $12, and a toy that I found worth $40-50 for $20. I was pretty happy about it. I will be back.

Interesting place to walk around and see what's available. Nothing special, it's all overstock /…read moreamazon returns I think. Not high value items, but still fun to walk the aisles.

This place is more a thrift store then a liquidation center. They didn't have very good things or…read moregood deals.

If you love bargain hunting, Bin City is such a fun and unique place to check out! It's basically a…read morewarehouse of bins filled with random items--mostly overstock or lost packages--so you never know what you'll uncover. Location & Parking: They have their own parking lot, which makes it easy to stop by. At first, our GPS sent us to the wrong address, but luckily their big "Bin City" sign out front is easy to spot. (Staff mentioned they're updating the online address soon.) Pricing & Schedule: Prices drop throughout the week, which makes every day a little different: * Friday - $12 * Saturday - $9 * Sunday - $7 * Monday - $5 * Tuesday - $3 * Wednesday - $1 (their busiest day) * Thursday - Closed for restocking We visited on a $5 Monday, which turned out to be a great balance--good variety of items without heavy crowds. Our Finds: We scored fairy lights (around $10-11 value at Walmart) for just $5, plus a bunch of glow sticks bundled together as a single item. Many things are still boxed, though some packages had been opened by other shoppers. That's just the nature of this type of store. Service: The staff was really friendly and helpful. They explained how the pricing works, were welcoming throughout our visit, and checkout was smooth (they take both cards and cash and give receipts). Overall: Bin City is a cool place if you enjoy digging for bargains and love the idea of "treasure hunting." Each day has its own vibe, depending on the price point, so it's worth trying different days to see what you can find.

I got the best deal going here for the first time. Came home with so many treasures and they only…read moreweighed up to be $20. Got an antique birdcage and a faux leather jacket and all kinds of good stuff. I will definitely be coming back. Love the weigh pricing.

First: Free Entry!!!!…read more There were a lot of stalls there, and I can't remember them all. Here's what I remember: Plants (bamboo, pothos, money tree) Feng Shui charms Clothing Leather Goods & Cowboy attire Baby & Children's shoes Fancy clothes A small restaurant Herbal Remedies Furniture Home Decor Blankets Pinatas Incense, sage & essential oils I was honestly surprised I'd never heard of it. Everyone was friendly, it was air conditioned, plenty of room to walk around, and all of the merchandise looked new & in great condition!

This is a very clean safe environment. Plus I got my wedding ring there! Because my boyfriend…read morepopped the question right there in the middle of everyone. I was so surprised..

Great bins, good price. Nice store, easy to find on Cheyenne. Plenty of discounted merchandise…read morehere. Thanks

the store was closed during normal business hours with no sign. it Is a waste of time driving all…read morethe way to N Las Vegas. Do not go before calling the store

Great Buys here! We stumbled upon this former white elephant (unlucky with several businesses in…read morerecent years/months) tonight while walking through this mall. At first glance, there are a few cost attractive items in the displays (attention grabbers to get you into the store), but the real finds are inside. We saw a major display of "As Seen on TV" products. We couldn't believe the prices. There were so many products here, and just in time for Christmas too. I wondered if this was a temporary setup. In the back, are seasonal items (wreaths, gift bags, wrapping paper, ribbon, etc.) which is 75% off the marked prices. I found name brand heated rollers, christmas ribbon, fall leaves, and a flashlight for a little over $17.00. This is the place to get all your last minute gifts to people on your Christmas list. The cashier told me that they are here past the holidays and set to open two stores at other malls (Galleria & Meadows). It's a successful supplier to the casinos for promotions that specializes in purchasing closeouts on a wholesale level, passing on the savings to the customers- great for us consumers. The cashier explained that they were experimenting with the setup still and were not sure if they would keep it this way (the organization/layout). I told him that people don't really care about that right now- they just want the low prices. We were pleased with the amazing deals here; honestly, you need to come see it for yourself. When we walked the other side of the mall, we saw that there were two other kiosks set up with a sampling of their inventory. What a clever idea- so if people don't see their store on the sad side (the less frequented side of the mall), they would probably see these kiosks and thus make a purchase.

On 4/6/2019 I went to family dollar at 3626 Las Vegas Blvd N, Las Vegas, NV. Store # 05681. I walk…read morein, there are no carts to use. I look for the items that I want. The water is not near the register, so I can not carry it around with me. I go to the food dept and looked for something to eat. I find the pop pies. There were only 2 chicken and the rest was beef. I got the 2 chicken. Went to the register, the line was very long...I had 8 people in front of me. Only one cashier was working the register. Then a manager come over to help her with a transaction. When the manager was done, she walked out the front door of the store. She had her phone to her ear and just ignored the line. So I finally get to the register. I tell the cashier that I have to grab the case of water because there were no cart. She says" I can ring it up, it is the quest water" I said "no it is the nestle water" She said " oh ok" So I go get the water which is by the front row behind the line of product that you can not walk thru. I get back to the register and she is ringing someone else up. I have to ask them to move over so I can set the water on the counter. They were upset but did it. Then the cashier rings me up. Then I see she did not put the pop pies in a bag. I ask for a bag and she tells me it is penny for the bag. I ask "why". She just says "it just is". I then tell her to refund everything I just bought. She look at the manager that finally come back and got on the other register just as I was going to get the water. I say again just refund it. I should not have to pay for a bag even it penny for my stuff that I bought. Then the man behind me says he will do it. I said no. He said it was not a problem. The cashier said "oh ok" then he walks me out. I will never step foot in this store again.

I was in direeeee need of some new shoes. Toes were falling out of my work shoes lol. I don't know…read morewhy the thrift store never crossed my mind to go to. I found Deseret Industries here on Yelp. It's super close to home. It was HUGE, clean& organized by rack& sizes. The selection is super nice as well. I ended up roaming and getting myself a cheetah skirt I could not leave without. And got me some nice, clean Sketchers. All for $15 and some changes and my confidence is back UP! Staff was welcoming and kind. Can't wait to be back for a little shopping spree.

This is a real thrift store! Very big, nicely organized and friendly staff. They have a little bit…read moreof everything you can imagine. The clothes are arranged by mens, women's, babies, male and female children. There are shoes and purses. They have books and movies. There is glassware and home goods. I found some really great stuff at reasonable prices. I'm really scared of buying clothing from a thrift because of bedbugs.