The parking lot is always full of trash and is a neighborhood eyesore. For a chain the grosses $30…read morebillion in revenue, this is absolutely unacceptable.

Love Dollar Tree!!! You can find all sorts of good deals in there... Stopped in the other night…read moreto pick up a bunch of canned goods for my daughter to take to school for a food drive... Also grabbed some hangers, a couple of plastic football-themed serving dishes, a disposable aluminum pan, a couple of huge Arizona iced teas, and a couple other things and only spent $13! It's a great place to get toothbrushes too... My old man keeps saying we're gonna start doing our grocery shopping there LOL. Don't think that's gonna happen anytime soon, but it's definitely a good place to pick up a variety of stuff super cheap!

Good prices on many things as usual. I wouldn't come here looking for superb quality but something…read morethat is on a basic level, if you aren't too keen on a specific color and trying your luck if it's sized based, if you're open to random odd flavors like the food adventurer that I know you are, then this is truly a great place for a bargain. The people here enjoy working here so much that two employees told me the pineapple Olipop flavor is the best. I sensed this and that the cherry cola Olipop I got is pretty good too just from my general Food knowledge and personal preferences. Now if only I can score tickets for a James Beard event and get selected as a well paid food consultant, then I think I am set! lol.

Whenever we visit friends in Media, we stop by Ollie's. It's a huge discount store, has pretty much…read moreall sorts of home goods stuff. We usually go thru their book section to get toddler books at a really cheap price. Usually they range from $1-$7. At times I have found other good stuff like toys, garden hose, sprinklers, stationary accessories at a very good price. The store is in general clean and tidy, items are mostly stocked. Some rare sections like books and electronics can be little messy. Most of the times there's only 1-2 lanes open, so takes few minutes to checkout. They have a membership program that offers promotional discounts.

This big lot is big clean and with ample parking. I love their food items, toiletries, decor and…read morehousewares. Their prices are great and you will always find something! Staff was friendly and helpful!

Hard to make it to this location, but it's my nearest one since they closed their Wayne store…read more I don't shop here for the more obvious stuff most people do (furniture, home decor, junk food). I get random stuff that happens to be a really good buy compared to offers elsewhere. They have some quality pet supplies for great prices! They carry a brand made by AKC (American Kennel Club) that makes wonderful leashes and collars. I suppose this is a contract between AKC and BigLots because I've never seen AKC items elsewhere. I've looked over the packaging to see if it's a charity promo or something, and they don't detail anything like that. But since AKC is a nonprofit, I am sure something is going to them if the items bear their name, even if BigLots takes a cut. (I will do all I can to support AKC, because they offer free registration/monitoring for any brand of pet microchip so you never have to pay the monthly ripoff that the brand name places charge.) BigLots also has AKC rawhides in a HUGE 21" size for only $10 each at holiday time (Nov/Dec). I have been stocking up every year for the past 3 years. I buy at least 8 of those suckers to get our dogs through the year. These are more than double the price on Amazon or elsewhere for similar sizes. There are other "no name" brands here that offer decent quality at very reasonable prices. I've been buying their 6pk of paint rollers here for more years than I'd like to remember. The price has gone up from the major steal it used to be, but it's still far better than comparable quality at Lowes/Depot. I have gone through at least a hundred rollers after renovating 2 homes, refinishing loads of furniture, as well as my art projects. Another really awesome deal is their shoebox storage containers. They have a snap lid, with those flaps that come down and lock it. These have been only $1.25 forever. For a quarter more, the quality is a LOT better than the Dollar Tree ones whose lids don't have locking flaps, and don't stay on as well. BigLots will also have tech accessories for good deals. I can't vouch for the whole array of offerings, but the chargers and earbuds have worked reliably and have been cheaper than other discount places (Five Below, and randomly craft stores like ACMoore have tech accessories + offer cheap deals with their 50% off coupons). I have also gotten decent 100% cotton beach towels here, in a healthy thickness. Again, pretty random, but whoever their seasonal buyer is, I have to pay some respect. They really have some great deals to snatch up season-to-season, though you do need to get them when you see them, because they will sell out, and if they come around the next year, it will be another color or pattern, so make your set when you see it! Their cotton balls are also another random good deal. Their 100% Cotton Balls, in 300 quantity (and a nice jumbo size) are $2.50, which way beats Dollar Tree's 100 count of puny sized balls. My only gripe is that corporate is pretty stingy about coupons. BigLots rarely sends me coupons (probably because I never make it down there), and when they do, they're normally for useless stuff, or spend amounts that only apply to those shopping for furniture. Gimme a % off or a $5 off $25 some time, please! The Aston location is in a shopping center just off Five Points, simple to get to, especially if you come in the back way, around from Knowlton, through the residential neighborhood behind it. Staff is always friendly, and very helpful. Any time I have needed help they are always on the ball, and totally responsible and thorough about leading me right to what I need, or getting it from the back. Extraordinary team!

Deal's has just about everything from toys, gift wrapping, household goods, and some hardware. This…read moreformer Woolworth store is a local attraction and a fun place to shop. Its staff is personable, and prices are VERY reasonable. Their stationery store offers office supplies, cards, and children's books. It's a Media treasure.

I love everything about DEALS, both of them. DEALS is one of the reasons Media is such a great…read moretown. Most towns no longer have a place to get things like every day needs forcing one to find a big box store for those needs. I walk to this store couldn't be happier for the experience. Glad it's not like all the other stores that all look the same but have different names on their doors. I love the big glass windows at the storefront, the old fashioned ceilings and lighting, the wooden floors, the smell of an old building.... Yes, the prices are not that much different than anywhere else but it's hard to purchase the items that DEALS carry all in one store anywhere else. Frankly i always come here first as opposed to the sterile homogenized shopping experience of the new store types you find everywhere in suburbia. Really glad this place this here. I'd give DEALS 5 stars but I never give anybody 5 stars as it leaves no room for any improvement so 4 is the next best review. I would be incredibly disappointed if DEALS were to fold and be gone forever since these types of businesses have all but disappeared.

Found some really cute clothes and they were all so reasonably priced! The cashier/owner was really…read moresweet and attentive. The store was extremely organized and not too overly packed. I'm so happy with my purchases. They even had some racks outside with some discounted items, 99 cents is not too bad for some closet staples and extremely good quality clothes! I will be back again when i'm in the area :)

For a smaller thrift store it literally has everything. All items are in great shape. The help is…read morevery attentive and, uh, helpful (sorry for the redundancy). Every thrifter should check it out!

Okay, so first of all, don't confuse this place with a store by the same name that's farther down…read moreEdgemont Ave in Chester. This is for the Brookhaven store! Oooooh, Dollar Magic! What a FUNAZZ store!!! Dollar Magic is a PACKED variety store, brand new, totally organized, well priced, LOTS of bargains on all kinds of stuff! $5 minimum for credit card purchases... not hard to do with so many great buys! Your dollars will magically afford more than they would for comparable items at other stores, but not all items are $1. Definitely a variety of prices, with many items at the $1.25 or $1.49 price point, where you get something not sold at a dollar store, or a higher quality version of what you can get at a dollar store. I was super happy with my plastic kid toy animals, and some curling ribbon! I've been back twice, and each time I see several more items I need, for next time! They have some fun unusual items here, like trophies, runner rugs by the foot, specialty groceries (dried whole peppers and Asian canned goods), a HUGE endcap of a million kinds of shea butter, and pretty tapestry type fabrics for tablecloths. But seriously ANYTHING you need, this place probably has it, so much stuff! Staff is friendly and helpful! Brand new store, check them out! * * * Right next to Brookhaven Market (home of $4 hoagies, that are guuuud)! * * *

As of April 3, 2020 this store is currently price gouging customers on several essential items…read more This is not only illegal, it's highly unethical and immoral during the Covid-19 crisis. The owner should be ashamed of themselves. They are charging $5.50 per a single N95 mask and $11.98 for a 4oz Hand Sanitizer. As the comment in the photo states, they have a large box of the N95 masks. When bought in bulk, N95 masks generally cost between $.50 and $.75 each. Due to this I would never shop in this store and I'd suggest you don't either.

Whoever the new star owners are they are turning the store around. They are doing such a great job…read morein the store. They're showing a lot of respect for the customers and what the customers have before them. Very organized and very caring. I wish them luck and prosperity. They own the five star with me.

I was just at the store in Upland next to Sam and Sam meats and there's two big signs on the front…read moredoor with an ignorant lady standing outside telling everyone that they're closed. If you look at the sign, it says due to rodent infection.

We think Media is a great town! Deals has some original content especially for children! Their…read moretools are made of metal and wood, which is so much better than plastic for children! We went in to copy a key for $1.99 and then bought some seeds for the start of our garden. We purchased organic radish seeds, green bell peppers, red Roman tomatoes, and a carrots! We had a wonderful experience and didn't spend too much money! Service was excellent and the store is clean and organized. No debit or credit card use unless you spend $5 or more. They are handicapped accessible but parking is a problem. If you live in the neighborhood it is much better to walk or jogging around!

Great variety of stuff. Staff can be friendly or almost rude depending on the question and the…read moreperson and the question. But I do love these throwback stores - so I am an easy score.

First time visit Big…read moreparking lot Open every day Fast, friendly customer service Highly recommend

The bakery is dirty and the store shelves are under stocked week after week. I e been shopping…read morethere for seven years and have watched its decline. I am seriously considering going to another grocery store chain. It seems as if the employees do not care about their store.

I watched for two years as this indoor mall where you parked your car and went in and shopped in…read morewarmth and comfort was torn down and "improved" by building and replacing it with basically a huge strip mall. Now you must exit each store out into the cold or bad elements or summer heat to visit another. You might as well go downtown and shop on Market or Chestnut because this shopping area is no longer a destination. Formerly ,I got my one stop shopping done here about eight times a year but Because of the new configuration I've only been here twice since it opened. I'll never brave the elements in under 50 degree weather so that eliminates Thanksgiving through St Patrick's Day I'll not be shopping here. Who wants to run store to store or to the car in a rainstorm? And I know many people who feel the same way so in some cases they have lost a lot of business from those with disposable income. But it's a new day and someone probably got a promotion to executive Vice President for this good ( NOT!) idea. This place is pretty but if this was an attempt to compete with online shopping, it's a fail. Now 5 months a year I'll be taking the e-commerce route versus shopping here. Giving it 3 stars because its newer, pretty and clean.

It was much better when everything was under one roof. Not everybody drives and the bus situation…read moreis a nightmare. The owners don't seem to care. I only go once in a while to visit Boscovs as it holds a lot of memories for me. I also love to shop at Ollie's across the street. I also used to go to the AMC before the riffraff tore it up. Sad to see what my favorite mall has become. I used to work at Chick FIL A there and used to date a gal who worked at Boscovs. Lol good times.