I saw this on social media and it looked like they had good finds. When I got here in the evening,…read moreone would think that it's closed because the front was dark. The sign was not lit and there were no lights in front. Inside is a big space with long tables where items are on. I was not sure if it's just because it was already evening that many had gone through the items earlier in the day but it was very disorganized. Boxes and many other things were in disarray, making it difficult to search for items. At some point, we even found it hard to identify the items we were looking at. Some parts of a set were misplaced or missing.

great place. staff could be a little nicer. Cheap prices. lots of selection. Busy often but good…read morestuff.

I love deal stores, especially ones that handle mostly Amazon/retail returns since you can usually…read morefind some near-new items for a great price. That said, the key to stores like this are selection, visibility, and price, and this place is only okay in all three regards. Came here at the recommendation of another Yelper who also enjoys deals. The fact that I came straight here after a visit to somewhat-close-by Discount Depot provides a good point of comparison: while this place has a fair number of bins, you can search through everything thoroughly in about 20 minutes due to its size. While prices are fairly standard for this kind of store, they certainly did not have much on the $10 day (Fri/Sat) that merited spending $10 on. Indeed, most of the boxes here are wrapped up so tight with no labels whatsoever that you can't really be sure what you're getting at all. A gentleman informed me that you could take boxes up front to be checked, though how manageable of an approach is that when each bin has a hundred mystery boxes? A better approach would be for them to open them, write on the side what it is, and put it in the bins, though maybe that's just not worth it to them. All things considered, while I might swing by again if I happened to be in the area (especially on one of their cheaper days), it's not worth going out of your way for. If you want a much better volume of options (most of which you can actually see what you're getting), head down the road for Discount Depot. Overall: 3.0 stars ---- Pros: - Lots of parking. - Prices are great after a few days, though on the $10 days not so much. - Store interior is clean and inviting. Cons: - Boxes are wrapped up so tight you won't know what half of the items there are. - Not as much selection as other stores of this nature. - This area has some security risks, so aim to come during daylight hours if possible.

I love this place. You can find a lot of top name items for cheap. Some times brand new items for…read morecheap.

It's an Ollies, so if you've ever been in one you know. As for this particular store it seems, for…read morethe most part, better than others. The shelves are not as disorganized as I've seen other stores. As for staff: They have always been nice. My largest concern is the cleanliness of the restrooms. On my last visit, I had to use men's room and I have to say it was a bit rough. I know it's nasty customers who created the problem but management needs to get the corrected by whatever means necessary. I mean it had a piss smell and even boogers on the one in the one stall. Again customers are nasty, but some staff have to see this.

I think the Tasmanian Devil does the stocking here based on the looks of the shelves. Normally I…read morewould blame customers but I never see that many cars out front to warrant that behemoth mess. The "craft" section is mostly scattered crap. There is a substantial book section but most of it junk although a great source for children's books, crosswords etc. The holiday section had a lot to offer and they have quite the large selection of all things, rugs. There are also lots of household items and if you need Carhart or Dickies and you are patient enough the sift through the disarray, you just might find something for dirt cheap. Since the line was snaking around the registers with only one poor guy at the helm, I looked down at the three items in my cart, pondered standing in line for twenty minutes, and said "Nope!" I'm in no hurry to go back. I just wasn't overly impressed. Your mileage may vary.

High quality furniture, home decor, and canned goods…read more There is plenty of parking around the downtown area, with the closest lot being the farmers market lot. The staff is super friendly and helpful. Ended up catching their summer sale (40% off in store purchases and 20% off orders).

Very expensive but has great furniture. All the furniture is made with real wood and it is hand…read moremade. #vafun

Love this place! We just discovered it through a Google search. It's not an antique store, but…read morerather a place where retail displays go for a second chance at life. From the moment you walk in, you can look 360 degrees around you and find all kinds of interesting things. Pictures, figures, frames, mannequins, signs, furniture, and the list goes on. The people there are extremely friendly and willing to help find what you may have come for, if they have it. They have wish lists and will keep you in mind if they come across that odd item you just need to have. This isn't like any antique or home decor place you've been to. This place is a feast for the senses. We ended up leaving with 2 signs, an old stained glass window, and 4 display figures. We'll be going back soon since they get stuff in frequently. I was an hour and half south of us but well worth the trip! 1/29/13 - UPDATE Apparently they are going out of buisness? We went down there on Sunday after not having visited in a while. We were sad to see signs on the outside advertising the closing. Nothing on the website gave any indication of this. We tried to inquire a number of times about their status and whether or not they were closing or moving. We got the brush off each time so who knows what they are doing. The "sale" started in November so there really isn't much of anything left. Sad. This place was great and we've bought quite a bit from them. Oh well. :(

We love visiting this store. It is a foodie "Big Lots" and "Dollar Tree."…read more The prices are less expensive than other stores. It looks like the merchandise varies. There is a large beverage section. The canned goods include soups, vegetables and fruit. The baking row has various flour, flavorings and pie fillings. Snack items include chips, pop corn, candy and frozen treats. The rear of the store has items that are about to expire. You can find coffee creamer 2 /$1.00. There are several items marked down to clear out the space. There are fruits, salads and frozen meat items. A bit of something for everyone.

Great clean store with unique products and low prices. The staff was extremely helpful and showed…read moreme where things were. Just so nice.

It's been permanently closed since late 2025. We, in the east end, need more places to shop like…read morethis (salvage) store. It was a grocery store selling pantry items like canned goods, dry goods, chips, candy, spices, beverages, cleaning supplies, medicines, pet supplies, gardening supplies, tools, housewares, school supplies, seasonal stuff and so much more!

Loved this store! So sad that it's closing! You never knew what they were going to have. I…read morepurchased so many great items there.

WONDERFUL place to shop for groceries! We were in and out in about 30 minutes! It's not crowded and…read morechaotic like Walmart. Customer service is top of the line! Kimberly and Trina make a great team at checkout they unloaded our cart and bagged things very neatly (: Can't wait till our next trip to food lion!

It's a grocery store. Get in before it closes or you'll be left to the gas station down the street.read more