I was totally disappointed with this store. It sounded so promising but I found it to be nothing…read morelike I expected. The concept of the store is ok. However, there are tables of boxes of different sizes and then in the same table there are open packages of items. Most boxes aren't marked with what's inside of them. The only way to find out is to take the boxes to a counter where staff will open them for you. I understand that people are careless and probably leave things a mess. But if this is the only way to see what's inside the box, why wouldn't they take the time to actually write what is inside of the box before you take it over? I walked past so many items that probably were great, but I really did not want to stand in line and wait for their staff to open up every box. The pricing leaves something to be desired as well. I understand that there are discounts according to the day, but you would go in on a Thursday and get the items for $.50, and on a Friday the exact same items are $12? Seriously? I know many people enjoy this kind of store but I can honestly say this is not for me.

Cheap store and product are always finished quickly but product are good and cheap ......read more

Stopped to look for some Halloween candy they had plenty got some good deals I also found a nice…read morerug for my winter shoes and a nice frying pan. This Ollie's is big with plenty of deal that change

This location does have a decent inventory of good products at a good price. The problem is the…read morepeople who work there are straight out mean and nasty when asked a question ect. I was there on 7/7/25 and the three men working treated me like crap even yelled at me at one point. It is very clear the employees are extremely unhappy working there and take it out on customers.

The thrift divas have reunited for the biggest letdown yet. We battled Boulevard traffic, hoping…read morefor some sort of great reward for our struggles, only to be met with an absolute scatterbrained mess. They've torn the daily prices off the big signs, but it's supposedly 3 dollars on Tuesdays. There's a terms and conditions posted on the front door. No opening things without a team member (if you can find one), no refunds. We maneuvered around a pile of mismatched carts through the cleaner half of the store stocked with higher price kitchen gear and beauty products to the back room bumping radio tunes. There were tables littered with taped up online returns, most from marketplace type vendors based off the labels we tried to decipher off the side. (The internet helps typing in some of these titles to help the guessing game.) I noticed some packages still had the names of the original buyers on them as well. We shuffled through it all, finding mostly junk. I may have been a bit more picky than the others, only getting a dish rack that comes with no assembly instructions. I think it caught the cashier off guard, as I set it on the counter and waited two minutes before he realized I was buying it and that he needed to set his phone down. I paid my 3 cash with a 20 and he struggled to make change for another solid minute, mumbling at us. My mates were able to pay by card, albeit with a convenience fee. When I had excused myself to the bathroom, I found that there was no soap and no towels available. Ended up shaking my hands to dry them off. I'm shaking my head too, that no, we will not be coming back. Maybe it would be different on a restock day at the higher price, but with Goodwill and Savers right up the road, this traffic battle ain't worth it.

Stopped in here on a Wednesday when everything in the bins (the long tables) were $1. As expected…read moreat that price the place was a mad house & everything was picked over. It felt kinda like a rummage sale. Most items seemed to be returns to Amazon. There was also an area with appliances and limited furniture. I didn't check those prices. Merchandise changes every week. Prices drop daily until Wednesday and the cycle start over again on Friday. I'd be willing to go in again when prices are a bit higher to see what kind of bargains could actually be found. Be advised. No returns allowed. 2025-7

Love shopping at Gabe's, great prices and tons of stuff marked down that I just can't pass up. I…read moreshop here all the time at both locations and now have friends going there. When someone can't contact me they say oh you must have been at Gabe's lol. I usually won't answer my phone when I'm shopping. Bought a pair of sandals a pair of pants a pack of underwear and four shirts for $40 just last week. Thank you gabes for having affordable prices. Even plus sized people can find nice things here. I've been losing weight and have been switching sizes quite frequently the low prices at the store has abled me to do this. Thank you Gabe's.

I've had mixed experiences when shopping here, but it's definitely a solid four. Let's face it;…read morewhen you're shopping at Gabe's, you don't expect boutique service. You expect great prices, a huge selection, and sometimes a bit of a mess. As long as you keep your expectations in check, you will not be disappointed. One of the things you may not realize is that they have a wheelchair to use in the store if you've got someone with you in need. My 87-year-old mom gets along with a walker most of the time, but this store is pretty big and it's easy to get worn out at that age, so we sometimes use their walker when we are there. if you're looking for great brands at amazing prices, you've got to check out Gabe's. Even my picky husband was impressed by their really large selection of high-vis jackets and shirts. There's a really great plus-sized section, a huge selection of outerwear, and a lot of really great clothes for kids, men, and ladies. I'm pretty sure the teens/juniors have their own section too. Some of the brands I've seen if you're looking - NFL (Go Bills!), Guess, Buffalo Outdoors, Ariat, Yellowstone. There are tons of great shoes, too, if you're looking for brand names at cheaper prices. One tip when shopping here - go when you've got the time to really look. Give yourself a solid 90 minutes if you want to find some fantastic bargains. Then when you're done, walk next door to Ollie's to complete your bargain shopping outing.

Every single time I come to this store I find something I fall in love with or something I end up…read morecutting up and reconstructing into something awesome. Today it was an Obama print Fanny pack. Last month it was badminton birdies I made into lighting sconces. On the last pre pandemic Halloween it was literally every single supply I needed to make a functional light up jellyfish costume that won two prizes. Don't come here looking for something in particular because you won't find it. If you come here just to browse though you will end up buying 80 things for like $38.00. They have everything you don't know that you need. A lamp shaped like a panda bear, a golden tracksuit, picture frames, a clock that blinks at you, a $1.00 hat that cost you $79.99 at J.Crew, and the aforementioned Fanny pack are what I got today but that barely scratches the surface. I know it sounds like I'm trying to be funny but I'm totally serious when I say this place is amazing.

When you walk in, it smells like what I imagine a container smells like coming directly from China…read morefull of goods. They have everything in the store. Super great prices -great quality. You should try it. It has everything.

I'm not sure what Lindsay is talking about, maybe she runs a junk store and she drums up business…read moreby being rude to her competitors... But I think the prices in Batavia's Bargains are always fair (and I'm generally pretty cheap) and it's not Grandma's junk. In fact, we found a nice dresser set in there for $110 (less than she paid for one Walmart dresser, and it was 5x the dresser). I've found other treasures as well... I like to go there periodically to see what else they have that's new!

Chuck was hired to do our estate sale for a loved one's belongings…read more I would not recommend Chuck for this type of work. Here are some bullet point reasons: - Chuck changed the percentage and added a fee (that ended up being for advertising )to the contract, upon signing, four days before the actual sale. By the way he typically includes advertising as part of the fee he requests. We were blindsided. He would have been turned away if it were solely up to me, but unfortunately, I had others involved in the decision to use him. - Rather than giving us a guideline for when things needed to be done, for example, signing a contract and time to set up advertising - He claimed it was not too late to get advertising in: Info for advertising in PennySaver should have been done the week before the sale so that the ad would run that weekend before. It was not done. He claimed he could get it in on Wed before the sale. This would have been too late as the sale would already be in full swing. The bottom line, he did not advertise with the money we agreed to give him (against our better judgment) in the two places critical for estate sales- PennySaver ( which would have been late for the sale anyway) and Estatesale.net. He did not purchase any advertising. He used a couple of social media posts and texted people he knew instead. He was poorly equipped- -not enough table ,and the ones he had were very dirty, -signage was simply white computer printer paper. -he did not put enough signs up around town. We actually gave him some materials that he did not use, so we put more signs up ourselves with this material and our own social media postings. While we are so grateful that in the absence of Chuck's lack of preparedness, professionalism, and business ethics, our sale was not a flop, the poor way in which things were run and the fact that he did not do as he agreed to is not something anyone wants to deal with. Lastly, before he agreed to the contract that he changed and we had to negotiate, he wanted to see what was put aside and would not be included in the sale. This is horribly poor taste. He is hired to do a job, and he sells what the client says is up for sale, not what isn't. This is wrong on so many levels but, in my opinion, is taking advantage of those grieving a loss and trying to work through a finality. Yuck! Please think twice before using him for your estate sale.

I always have a good experience and time shopping here I find a lot of cool, beads, broken jewelry…read morethe things the staff is always helpful and present to.

The owner is just not honest and will want to penny pinch you as much as she can. I was cleaning up…read moremy basement & I found an antique wall phone. So I called this place asking if they do buy items from customers and they said yes come on by so I did and of course the owner was not there. The worker then took down my number & my name and said she'd call me back as soon as possible. It's been three weeks now and they haven't even called me. I would not be surprised if I walked in there right now to see the clock that I dropped off for sale. This place is ridiculous & unorganized. It all comes down to the owner. She's barley there & makes empty promises.

The storefront is plastered with large and pronounced lettering, luring you in with the promise of…read morebig discounts and (presumably returned) Amazon products. For a moment, I thought this could be the new XS Cargo--a Canadian discount chain that closed down several years ago and I have longed for the return of. I was aware that many Amazon products that are returned get sold to liquidators, so I entered the store with expectations of pretty competitive pricing. What I found was a pretty broad collection of cheaper-quality products at, what seemed like retail or near-retail prices. In spite of signage assuring me otherwise, the discounts that I saw just quite didn't rationalize the purchase price for me. After all, some of these products may even be defective Amazon returns and the savings just weren't substantial enough to take that risk. While the products may indeed be acquired through a liquidation sale, or Amazon palette auction model, the price that consumers like me see doesn't quite reflect that. It feels like someone's making a handsome markup here.