This place is amazing! If you like: Target, but hate paying…read morehigh prices, for things you know are mass produced, then you'll love this place as much as I did. Basically, this is the place all non-purchased items from Target go for a last ditch rescue. My favorite thing here are the comforters, which you can get for $22 or less! They have everything you would find at Target, only it's the last item, so things vary quite a bit. It's sort of like treasure hunting.

I know I'm super delayed in leaving this review, but this is a great place to browse once things…read morestart opening back up. From what I understand id things are clearances out at retailers, lots of things come here instead if they aren't sold. Great place to get some steaks on furniture, household items, etc. Just be warned to check everything before purchasing, as you can't do any returns.

A very fun place to wander through. There are items you can buy that are individual and on shelves…read moreand grouped by themes. Lots of home decor items, personal hygiene, toys, clothing, and furniture. The prices seem to be about half what you would find on Amazon. Along one wall there was a rather large bin that contained $1 items - mostly toys. They also have a large selection of bins. I found these fun to wander through and see what was offered. If looking at the packaged food, make sure to check the expiration dates before purchase. You never know what you will find.

No longer the hot shot shop spot, the great selection of furniture and HomeGoods is no more,…read morereplaced with damaged and insanely expensive products, I don't see any reason to come here again. The prices across all items are higher than TJ Maxx and Burlington. Most food stuffs are expired. What a bummer!

Wow...this brand spanking new Menards is a well kept secret! The store is located just off the…read morehighway and is easy to get in and out with plenty of parking. We went early (7 am) to avoid crowds and there was no one there. We had the massive store to ourselves. They carry everything, I mean everything from bread to tomato plants, to flooring, to much much more for every home improvement or maintenance project. The prices are great. We bought six packs of tomato and petunias plants for only $1.79. We bought cases of purified water for under $4. I also picked up a couple of essential spring hanging baskets of begonias and petunias for only $8. What a deal. Their garden center is fabulous and well stocked. They were well stocked with everything except for cleaning wipes and sanitizer. But they had other cleaning products. The staff is welcoming and friendly. Check out was easy. And we even got an 11 percent rebate on our purchase. I'll be a regular.

Crooks and extortion artist. I have been almost a daily customer for the last 2 weeks and loyal…read moreCustomer of menards for as long as I have been working 20+ years and always had a lovely experience until today. Came in to pick up supplies for a job. Only after completing a large purchase was I immediately confronted for Apparently walking out the other day with a $10 item I had forgotten to pay for. OK no problem I'm here making purchases right now, in fact it's still in my car unotched I'll just pay fir it now. Instead I was held in an interrogation room against my will, where under threat of arrest then further, more extensive and expensive court action they extorted me to pay them $100. Refused to show me paperwork or give me a receipt.Or explain properly at the time. When I had to call the police to sort it out and explain to me what happened. After telling me how crooked they thought it sounded. I simply called up to menards to tell them the bad taste it all left in my mouth. I wanted to return the item (at face vale $10 and do no more buisness with them and get my receipts) to where the man who had me locked in the room earlier got irrate over the phone, Lied about trying to furnish me paperwork, And kept repeating the phrase "you stole". Thankfully the Helpful officer recommended a local hardware. It's unfortunate they don't carry much landscaping stuff. Worst shopping experience of my life.I don't know if the guy was drunk on power.Or what's going on in his life?But he should absolutely not be employed in the customer service industry.I feel sorry for the people employed under him. I went back and gave them the bar oil.Apparently a multi million dollar company needs the money a lot more than a guy trying to start his own business. Absolutely lost a life time customer that spent thousands of their hard earned money with you a year over a higher up having an ego trip crying theif and refusing to take accountability for calling it wrong and simply doing the right thing. Prayers that some of these hourly employs actually get to bennifit off the underhanded, rights infringing, extortion tactics you use to squeeze a dollar out of a dime from honest, hard working, loyal customers.

Classic Reruns is a thrift store that supports the Caring Center. The Caring Center provides…read moreessential goods, food and care to people in need in Boone County and bordering counties. The thrift store relies on donations to raise funds for their good work. The store is extremely clean and tidy inside. The glassware sparkles. They carry some clothing, kitchenware, household decor, toys, books and more. Prices are better than big box thrift stores. The staff is super friendly, with some of the workers being volunteers. I picked up some children's books and information about volunteering. The parking lot is small and difficult to maneuver.

Very clean, quiet, wonderful merchandise at very very reasonable prices!!! I bought a brand new…read moregown with tags still on it for $5.00!! Plus I was able to try it on before I bought it!! Thats awesome compared to other thrift stores!! Definitely have my business from here on out!!! Thank you so much!!

John offers a wonderful service to the community by providing information and guidance to his…read morecustomers. Every fall he has 4th year Butler pharmacy students in to review Medicare prescription supplemental insurance plans. This provides much savings to Medicare recipients and is a learning experience for these students. Thank you John and staff for this wonderful service.

This locally owned pharmacy provides excellent service, products, and education. I'm so happy to…read morehave them in our community as an option other than big pharmacy chains.

Was introduced to this store by a former coworker many years ago and stopped in once in a while to…read moresee what deals they had. Best way to describe them would be a surplus store. I'm guessing they buy Amazon pallets or excess store inventory because once something sells out, you might never see it in stock again. I went in looking for an instant pot as I had seen them posted on their FB page. The people in the store sometimes will give you a discount on the advertised price and sometimes will negotiate. They also have a location on W 38th and one on the East side but I haven't been to the Eastside location. I love their deals and while you can return defective products, you'll get in store credit and not a cash refund so that's something to keep in mind.

We came here in a whim and it was a fun find! There is so much to look at: couches, dining tables,…read moretoys, workout equipment, & more. Everyone was friendly especially Angie who helped me at check out. I got this gold mirror! Brand new. Definitely recommend to anyone who is in need of shopping for furniture for their home. Please be mindful that some items are priced but they can price check for you.

Great place to drop off FedEx, was fast and friendly. Also has the big typical assortment of random…read morebrands and products ideal for a quick shop drop.

The Dollar General website reportedly has inventory numbers for items at individual stories. Their…read moreinventory systems had shown a inventory of 23 units of an item I was looking for. I drove 10 miles out of my way and there was no inventory at all. When the staff was questioned I was told the system was inaccurate and can't be relied on. I don't understand how a business at this time would allow such an unreliable system.

No discounted options, complete failure to designate proper sales or ensure expiring goods can be…read moremoved on quickly at proper discounts, this is both a corporate scam against consumers and farmers. We need serious reforms for retailers to push for a healthier economic system where budget minded individuals can easily find options and stores can meet all wallets where they are. The food waste generated by these massive chains is a fatal flaw for our long term prosperity and avoiding today's needs.

In the 36 hours since I and my little service Chihuahua Panchita pulled off of I-65 on our way to…read moreChicago - in order to seek help with a mechanical problem with our car - I have been very impressed with the friendliness of the people of Lebanon Indiana. We have spent the last year and a half roaming the back roads of the high mountains of Western North Carolina, then a week exploring rural Kentucky and now a couple of weeks exploring rural Indiana. Overall, I have come to like country people a lot more than city people. They seem gentler and sweeter and calmer and more willing to just take people as they are. They tend to fall all over my sweet little dog - and to go out of their way to help others in general. In a couple of visits to this Walmart, I also have been impressed with this store. Somehow it seems less jangly and nervous-making than the typical Walmart. And people of been very sweet to my dog. But tonight I had an encounter with a young staff woman - who may actually have been the front end manager, God forbid - that burst my little bubble. This maybe 25-ish woman with long straight black hair - whose name tag I never did see - was actually quite attractive and I was prepared to like her. I went up to the two cashiers had been helpful to me a few minutes before and asked if I could get change for a dollar for the soda machine in the hall. What tells me that this woman may have been their manager was that she threw her voice above them to answer - in a tone of voice that was absolutely devoid of any element of human kindness - "No, sorry, we don't give change." That took me quite aback. It was two hours before closing time and they were not busy. It was - and it is - hard for me to believe that this could have literally been true, that she could not open a cash register or wait until one was open for a transaction and break a dollar bill for me. I was in a good mood and I sure did not want to let this young woman's snippiness ruin my good mood. She certainly wasn't worth me getting angry or self-righteous. But it was really clear that she did not feel sorry at all. She actually seemed enjoy telling an old white man that he couldn't buy a Pepsi. So I mustered all the sarcasm at my command and simply said, "Oh, you can't make change! What a concept. Big store like this does not have the power to break a dollar bill. How silly of me." My mechanic appointment is not until the day after tomorrow, so I may end up back in the store again. If I do go in again, I will certainly try to find out her name and talk to her manager. She does not belong in Lebanon and she does not belong in any role that features customer service. If, in fact, she is some kind of supervisor or front and manager, I really feel sorry for the people who have to work under her. It's pretty clear that flaunting her power is more important to her than human relationships.

I love an impromptu trip to Ollie's to see what the current offerings are. I always begin my visit…read morein the book section. It is extensive. I love cookbooks, journals and fiction novels and they always have a ton to choose from. They sell everything, including but not limited to, home and office decor, pantry items and snacks, pet supplies, bedding, cookware, gardening, etc. On my latest trip, I purchased a new bible and several crochet kits to assist me with learning and exploring a new hobby. The prices are always reasonable, and the selection is full of variety.

I live going to Ollie's! Is it a little chaotic and disorganized? The answer is yes, but if you go…read moreknowing that and realize you are bargain hunting, then you will have fun. Some prices are too high, but part of the fun is searching for the bargain! They have a wide variety and selection of different products as well as different prices. Everyone was helpful and friendly even though the day I went was very busy and crowded.

Stopped in to have a piece of leather cut for my hair clip. Super nice and fast. A blonde girl…read morehelped me. Also got a handmade wallet for my husband. Very good quality. It will probably last forever. Love this place. Wish they still offered classes.

My first experience in this establishment was fantastic! The little cutie working the front desk…read morewas an absolute pleasure to work with. On my first visit I purchased over $200 worth of goods. Upon my arrival home I was excited to put to work a leather bound water bottle. To my disappointment, the great flood was coming out of the bottom of the bottle. Understanding that things happen, I call the next day and was greeted with understanding and it eagerness to fix the product. I was told it was going to be a two week turnaround and unfortunately I was going to be leaving out of town for two months. Upon my arrival back to the store.... I had asked if I could exchange the water bottle for other items in the store, but because the manager was not on location one of the service team members called her. This woman is truly the worst person I have ever talked to on the telephone!!!!!!! She was not willing to exchange the product, she was not willing to do a refund while I was in the store and she had mentioned that she wouldn't be there until Tuesday of the following week where she wouldn't be able to do anything until then. So gracefully, I told her I would pay for the items in cash that I had picked out while I was in there and would she be able to do a refund or a credit on Tuesday when she comes in? She angrily and aggressively replied no! I can repair the product and you can come pick it up when you return home in two months. I will never be returning to the store again!!! I don't care how nice your stuff looks. If you sell somebody a defective product and you have a returning client you should attend to their needs and wants to ensure that they remain a return client. Shame! If I were the owners of that business I'd give her the fucking boot as fast as possible!!