Hidden on the back roads in Ohio's Amish Country is a very unique discount store. Yoder's Bargain…read moreStore sits directly on an Amish farm well of the beaten path. A long paved farm driveway marked with a rock reading the name of the store will lead you to the two story store. Inside the store you will find everything from Kitchen Supplies, Glassware, Books, Toys, and more. The prices at this little Amish ran store are great and you can be sure to find some great deals on things you need or just can't pass up. Overall if you are exploring the Ohio Amish Country and are looking for a very unique shopping experience and great deals look no further than Yoder's Bargain Store on the back roads in the Fredericksburg Ohio area.

This is one of my favorite places to go when we go to Holmes county! They have so many neat things…read moreyou can't find at other stores. The staff is always very friendly. Can't wait for their new place to open.

Very high prices!!!! Understand the need to make money. the prices here are not a deal at all…read more I talked to several customers while shopping. They agreed that the prices here are high. Hell they are selling flattened boxes of cake mix for 1.50. They really needed to hit the trash. I guess if people agree to get raped so be it.

Did not receive $20 off because the items were not placed together ad I was bagging for her and…read moreholding heavy items up so she could scan. Ne item was a $4 item so that wad my freebe. What? 2 managers said this was their policy. Happened on ano item so I'm out $34.50 Watch how you put your bogo items up..it evidently matters. Watch them and don't bag for them. Ridiculous, LC in Woo

I absolutely love Habitat for Humanity Restore. Whether you are looking to furnish your place or…read morewanting to discover a new piece of furniture to repurpose, Restore is the place for you. The staff is friendly, prompt, and seem to really enjoy what they do. The customer walks through sliding glass doors and sees an array of sorted furniture from chairs to coffee tables to couches & dressers. You will also find books, kitchenware, home restoration tools, new paints and various furnishings to bring your home or organization back to life. When the customer finds piece of furniture they like, simply bring the tag attached to the piece to the front counter for a quick & easy checkout experience. The friendly worker will give you two copies of the hols slip: one to place on the piece of furniture and the other to take with you to the pick up area. To get to the pick up area, drive your vehicle around to the back side of the building where friendly staff will assist in loading your new to you furniture into your vehicle.

I'm not gonna lie, of the three Restores in the area, this is probably my least favorite. They have…read morea lot of stuff you'd expect to have been donated to a regular thrift store instead. Very little wood, and kind of on the pricey side anyhow. There is an entire huge room filled with random crap on shelves that you must sort through. It kind of reminds me of Bin Treasures, if Bin Treasures only sold electric drills without battery packs. There's .. a lot of those here. Seriously, what am I supposed to do with an electric drill that doesn't include batteries? Nothing! That's what! I think they also sell furniture or whatever. I'm not saying it isn't worth going to, just temper your expectations. This isn't the Akron Restore we're talking about.

This place is awesome. It is a non-profit that gets Amazon and Kohls returned items and…read morediscontinued products. The products range from toys, baby and toddler clothes (TONS OF THEM), electronics, furniture and decor, sporting goods, etc. Their prices are not anything amazing, but according to their compare at stickers they are cheaper than at a normal store. They arent prices that make me want to buy something I dont really need just because its so cheap. For this reason I would give them 3 stars. However, the cause behind this store is amazing and makes me want to shop there as often as possible. This store is a non-profit that gives ALL its profits to orphanages, clean water projects and more. They do an unbelievable amount for people in need. For this reason I definitely bump it up to 4 stars.

Love this store. You can find all kinds of great things at discounted prices! They get a lot of…read moreAmazon items that are open box/returns & Target items. I've even seen Target items brand new that are still being sold in Target stores & they are significantly discounted! They have just about everything... clothes, housewares, shoes, strollers, highchairs, car seats, furniture, toys & more.

If you would have told me that I would walk into a grocery store on the WV/OH border and come out…read morewith one of the best BBQ ribs I've ever had in my life, I'd have rolled my eyes and given you a courtesy, "Oh really? That's nice, I'm sure it's good." I would have missed out. Before going in, I talked to the guy outside doing the smoking. Needless to say, the man knows his craft. He knew they were good and he'd put them up against the best of them. And he'd win. I don't need to sit here and tell you about the penetrating smoke ring or the bark or the meat tenderness. If you know BBQ, you know what I'm talking about when I say this is off-the-hook, unbelievably good BBQ. No sauce - the real way to eat BBQ. There's only one little note to make. It's not bad, it's simply a characteristic of it being from a grocery store, who has to package it up. It's not fall-off-the-bone tender. It's almost there, but leaves a little firmness to the meat for cutting, handling and packaging. But please - don't believe me. Refuse to think that good BBQ would come from a grocery store. Then go try it. And come back and tell me I'm all wet. Enjoy!

Confession: I'm a BBQ snob. I own two of my own smokers, constantly look for the best local meat…read moremarkets, look for the best off-the-shelf rubs as well as experiment with my own. I can't eat in a local restaurant because I'm spoiled. Plus, we're in the middle of moving/remodeling. Both of my smokers are in storage. And we find ourselves in St. Clairsville Ohio for this winter. I search for local BBQ joints. Come up with one and it's 30 minutes away and it only gets 3.5 stars. Not worth the trip. There was one in Morristown, one that I wrote a 5 star review for, but it's moved from BBQ to Italian. What is a BBQ snob to do? Then we go grocery shopping at the Riesbeck's in St C. There's a professional smoker outside the front entrance. Interesting. Then I see the ads in the store -- "Authentic Barbeque Smoked Daily On Site". I shake my head like any self-respecting smoking snob and think "Sure. Right. Probably dry, bland, and rubbery." and ignore it for a year or so. Then I run into the grocer's "smoking guy" and we chat about rubs, meats, and techniques. This guy actually sounds like he know what he's talking about. This isn't just some "brainstorm" from corporate HQ that thought, "Hey...BBQ's popular now...let's put a smoker out front so folks can smell that hickory coming in the front door, hire someone who's heard of BBQ, crank out some mediocre BBQ, and make some money!". He hands me copy of their smoking schedule and offers to give me a piece of smoked salmon to try, but we've already planned out our meals for the week. I told him I'd buy something in the next couple of weeks. I did. The smoked salmon. Blew my mind. Then my wife and I tried the wings, brisket, pulled pork, and ribs. Minds blown four more times. This sh**'s legit. Review I'd put this stuff up against anything I'd find in the Atlanta or Columbus areas. Certainly better than Dickey's or City but not as good as Ray Ray's. I'm going to try an post a copy of the smoking schedule the guy gave me. They only do wings once a week and they don't do whole chickens (which I recommended they add to the schedule...they do rotisserie chickens, so why not smoked?). Go give it a try. They sell it in their "hot prepared food" section, near the deli, so it's take-home only. There are a few picnic tables out front if the weather's nice. But I think you'll be incredibly pleased at any rate. Reisbeck's of all places!! Who knew??

Someone stopped us in the street and handed us a coupon for a free 1/3 lb of Colby Jack cheese from…read moreSwiss Village so we decided to drop in. It's a couple blocks from the "main" strip of shops and the cuckoo clock, but they do have a paved parking lot if you wanted to drive over. I thought they had a great selection and tons of free samples spread throughout the store. They were extremely busy, but the aisles are spaced as best as possible to still allow flow of people. It looked like several people were getting their groceries for the week and loading up their carts. I was tempted by some fun drinks at the drink fridge up front and some tasty flavors of fudge on the table near the registers. My brother is a fan of their jams!

This place has such a variety of everything, cheese, jerky, candy, you name it, they have it. You…read morecan even try out some of these foods with their free samples. The cashiers were so nice and respectful, idk why I'm putting this it just feels needed. For some reason I felt so comfortable inside. The best part was the very well crafted bench outside, my caboose has never felt better.

This was our second flea market stop of the day. Totally worth it!! I wish we would have went here…read moreinstead of Walnut Creek. The prices were WAY better and the market seemed much bigger. I can't wait to go back down when we have more time to browse! Highly recommend!

It's not a flea market. It's a strip mall with sky high prices. Nothing at "flea market" prices…read more Absolute waste of time.

It's been a long while for a review. They started a new program spend $20 or more at least over 10…read moretimes and next purchase is 20% off. The furniture is well known name and quality. I'd return to shop.

I like Big Lots. When I come in and have to deal with a rude cashier that looks like is the…read moreassistant manager, I lose my appetite to shop. I had come in to get a small bag to use for carrying extra stuff bought on my trip to Ohio. It was nine dollars. I was in line at 11am, and in conversation with a senior citizen, when the cashier, Todd, was rude when the nice lady simply asked if he had swiped her reward card. I was very sharp with her about it the coupons coming in her email. I don't care how a store chooses to issue coupons, but you need to be nice to your customer especially senior ones. It did not stop there. When I got up to the check our he was rude in telling me to swipe my debit card again. There is always a way to instruct someone nicely without being rude. I pay this pains salary my one purchase was probably what he makes in an hour. Rudeness ends loyalty. I am huge on loyalty to a store, I travel a lot, I will go to a chain to get what I know they have. That is why I came to BIG Lots, I knew I would find a cash for cheap. Todd, you just lost a customer. I hope it was with it.

I go to this store all of the time, as it's my favorite place to shop for clothes. Most of my…read moreclothes are from this store, and I will continue shopping here! Great workers, and they have amazing clothes and other items. I definitely recommend this store for any girl looking to get more clothes, makeup, perfume, etc

I love shopping at Gabe's and decided to visit this location while in the area back in August…read more While going back to that receipt on my app, I was absolutely floored to see that I was charged for things I did not purchase! I was out purposely looking for bedding, which I purchased. But on my receipt are also 3 packs of multi colored masks, 3 pairs of girls water boots, size 3/4 leggings and a sweater, all these items I did not purchase!! I was in a hurry that day but now will take the extra time to check my receipts!