Favorite bin store in Tulsa. If I ever have a chance to drive through Tulsa, this is the only one…read moreworth stopping for! Friendly owners and staff. A lot of Target goodies which I love. Low prices on current merch you would see on a Target shelf.

Very nice prices, saved a ton of money, you can't go wrong. Owners where very nice snd the whole…read morestaff was easy to work with. If you haven't been to a bin store, you are missing out

We stopped by Ollie's Bargain Outlet. I had never been to an Ollie's before. Reminded me of Big…read moreLots or the Dollar Tree Store... Just less organized and more dirty. I didn't end up buying anything. I will say if I needed a gag / funny gift the Ollies blanket is so weird. Has the Ollie guys face all over it. I didn't need a gift so left empty handed - But the peeps I was with found some things. I personally will probably never visit an Ollies again. Just wasn't my thing.

I've been going to an Ollie's for ages. I was really happy a few years ago when this one came to…read moretown because I knew I loved Ollie's back when I lived in DC. It's chaotic in all the best ways. This is the best place to buy books and activity books/kits for kids. Ollie's is usually my first stop for kids' birthday gifts or if I need to take wrapped single-serve snacks to a kid function. They also usually have plenty of seasonal items, whether it's decor, stuff for yard work, xmas toys, etc. tons of household items-small kitchen appliances, hygiene items (I go here for hygiene item drives that happen from time to time), rings, home improvement items and tools...it's really just a catch-all for random stuff. I buy pet food here often. It's just an easy place to get stuff at a really great price. I love deals and discounts, so I frequent here a few times each month.

The Tulsa Flea Market is family-owned and operated and has been on the Tulsa Fairgrounds since…read more1972. It is one of the area's finest flea markets that features antiques, collectibles, primitives, furniture, jewelry, crafts and so much more. Admission is free and the flea market is open most Saturdays from 8:00 AM. to 4:00 PM. Vendor spaces are 10' x 12' and rent for $30.00 each. If you need tables, they are available for $5.00. Call (918) 744-1386, email at tulsafleamarket@cox.net, or mail to Tulsa Flea Market, P.O. Box 4511, Tulsa, OK 74159, for more information. The Tulsa Flea Market is closed from September through part of November. For a current schedule and weekly location, please use our contact info above or check us out on My Space at www.myspace.com/tulsafleamarket. Map, directions, and building location info may also be found at www.exposquare.com.

I was very disappointed today to find out that The Tulsa Flea Market was closed! After driving in…read moreto Tulsa about 35 miles. Apparently they aren't open every Saturday.

The service is great The selection is varied with some…read moremerchandise in boxes that you take up to personnel to open for your inspection The value is phenomenal Each day is a different price between $7.00 to $1.00 and it is well worth the effort of going through the bins to find your treasure

Ever wonder where your Amazon purchase went when it doesn't arrive? It seems to be here…read more The place has lots of boxes with shipping labels on them and Amazon labels on the packaging items. Many have peoples home addresses on the boxes and even if this is somehow innocent, it feels weird.

Discounted food and other items. As everyone is trying to stretch the dollar,…read moreevery little bit helps. Sometimes they are off brands, sometimes a little strange, but the prices are great discounts...for example,'we bought MRE's for $1, CLIFF bars for 6/$1, RedBull for $1/ can. NOTE: Many items are past the "best by" date... so you have to shop smart, and determine your tolerance. Some things we'll buy, some things we won't.

Awesome awesome store! Has a little bit of everything just whatever they can get their hands on…read more See the pictures I posted a lot of two for a dollar items.. much better pricing than the dollar store and the people who work you're very friendly! My favorite was a barrel of bulk Dove soap five bars for a dollar!!

There were some good deals we couldn't pass up today. I have been shopping at NBC for a long time…read more I am glad they have changed immensely over the years. You now have all the deals' info sent you your emails or texts. I had fun shopping for the things that were on the tag sales.. don't forget to stop and shop, before you hit the mails or other retailers. I recommend if you have the time.. you never know what deal awaits throughout the week!!

I have been frequenting this chain for almost 2 decades. I started at the Joplin location since I'm…read morefrom there at 18 y/o, then started at this location a decade ago when my sister moved to Tulsa. I've now lived in CA for almost 8 years and am soooo sad this chain hasn't moved this far west after all this time! I've found nothing like it out here at all. I'm a HUGE thrifter and NBC definitely isn't near as cheap as thrift stores, BUT thrift stores rarely have clothes with store tags on them whereas most of NBC's stuff does have those tags. My sister and I have called NBC the "no holes, no stains" store for years and years because you really have to be careful here with stuff since a lot of it has one or both of those things wrong haha. I haven't been to this location in 4 years or so until last week. In that amount of time, I'll say their prices have certainly gone up, but what place hasn't raised their prices. At this location, note all the super sales are in the wing off to the right of the front door. On the main floor, the sale stuff will be along the walls mostly. You can spend hours in the super sale wing, but be careful for flaws in that section - check for working zippers, missing buttons, rips, holes, stains, and whack issues with stitching (like an arm being stitched closed lol). They do have a decent amount of kids stuff in the back, but that section is an absolute hot mess, especially looking for littler kid stuff (under 6x) like I was. My biggest splurge and best find ever at this store was during my last visit - a $450 All Saints lamb skin leather jacket in my size with store tags still on it for $65! It was a grey tag marked at $112 and that color was 40% off. I couldn't believe what a find this one was! There was only a slight imperfection on the leather that I could see, a tiny line of discoloration, maybe a like a slight scratch that didn't break the leather, but left a small mark. Literally no one will notice, so totally worth it!

Perfect place to go shopping for any kind of wardrobe needs at good prices! I've been a few times…read moreto get dresses for fundraisers, and only recently took my kiddo to see the children's section. Lots of great options, and she was really able to feel like she is a big girl making big girl clothing choices because we really only shop at target and thrifts for her, so this felt special. I loved the volume of kids formal wear options! I've also bought swimwear for myself here before and it's great quality at Amazon prices. Handbags, menswear, shoes (so many shoes!), some home goods, it really is a great option that I think too many of us in town forget about!

Oh. My. Gosh. We…read morestopped in here for a 45min browse, and that turned in to 2.5hrs. This store is absolutely spectacular. First of all, it's massive, it has to be 90,000 sq. ft. Considering it's an outlet, everything was pretty organized and easy to find. They have some fantastic brands: Kate Spade, Ted Baker, Hugo Boss, Armani Exchange, Trina Turk, to name a few. Let's talk about prices: Ted Baker t-shirts for $10, Kate Spade purse for $60, Hugo Boss polo for $50. You cannot beat those prices. We picked up a blazer that retailed for $595 down to $40. If you like to shop, this is the spot for you. I really wish this store was closer to home, I'd be there every week!