This is my favorite Dollar Tree. It's always fully stocked and clean. I drive past 3 dollar trees…read morejust to come to this location. The employees are nice as well. I especially love when the older woman is the cashier in the AM.

If I didn't drive past here, I wouldn't go in. Ever…read more The store is usually in some sort of disarray. From stuff on the ground to inventory boxes on carts blocking the shelves. It's a scene, man. The employees are clearly not paid for their customer service skills. It's quite lacking actually. I've had several rude employees in my transactions here. I've had multiple occurrences where I greet them and ask how they're doing for them to only mumble my total barely audible. I'm not alone either. Several other people have told me the same thing. To be fair, a lot of the time there's a long line which probably means they're under staffed. Hence the grumpy employees. Just a theory though. I'm not asking for much. Just treat your customers with respect. If you really need something, go but make it quick or you'll regret it...

I love you Savers. This location has single-handedly furnished my apartment and has refreshed my…read moreentire wardrobe. The staff here are pretty chill, and are especially kind towards regulars. The crew in the furniture section are always quick to help me find what I'm looking for or keep an eye out for me. Compared to all of the goodwills, and even the nearby ReStore, this is gonna be your best bet price-wise. This is the first thrift store that I've been to that rotates its inventory based on the season. All of the furniture that I've purchased here has been for less than $20, and I'm talking about good hardwood furniture and even a 7ft silk sofa wrapped in the OG plastic protectant. For my fellow DIYers, you'll come across sewing machines often here, some built into tables with full kits for about $15 - $25. There is also a rack for scrap fabric, and abandoned knitting projects in the back. This location is in the prime spot, as it receives donations from all demographics. So whatever your style is, you're bound to find something you'll like here.

Everyone knows that every thrift store is hit or miss. I'm not talking about the likelihood of…read morefinding a banger. I'm frustrated in finding literal trash for sale. Why is there the the handlers for Christmas lights on sale for 3 dollars each? Bonkers. Also, the inconsistencies of pricing is frustrating. A no name brand beat up pair of sneakers is 14$, but a brand new pair of name brand vans is 10? I love how organized savers is. But some stuff is so frustrating at times.

This is one of my favorite discount stores in my local area. I'm always finding something new, or…read moredifferent. Todays great find was popcornopolis if popcorn $.50 a bag that would normally cost about $6.....you don't know u better look them up, they have some of the best bagged popcorn.

My little place of heaven. You can always find a little of everything for anything from furniture…read moreto appliances to housewares to food and then some. Today's visit turned into the best visit, after searching for laundry bags, we were able to find what we needed. Also ee picked up a few snacks and items for the home.

During a pandemic, everything has changed. How we come into the store. So moving forward, you have…read moreto wait to enter depending on the time of day or day of the week, you will have to wait to enter (so bring your patience). The CSR was very nice and patient advised when we can enter, then there was another CSR inside the entry/exit way advising about the carts, which they clean. Once inside, I had a chance to browse each section. The plus size section was somewhat non existent, but I managed to snag a few tops and a pair of leggings (which I discovered later had a hole in them, but was able to fix thanks ro my sewing skills) *TIP 1 check all merchandise for holes, tears, missing part, etc Finally I made my rounds in each department, found some people not following the directions in th store. Was able to find a few deals. Check-out line nearly lined all the way to the back of the store, but the CSR's were great. I hope they keep this up.

Rude and poorly trained staff. Learn how to talk to your customers before you loudly gossip and…read moretalk about them.

I visited this store for the first time. It really lives up to its name, "Bargain Outlet". They had…read morejust about everything you would need, from food to home decor. They also had a sufficient number of cashiers. I would certainly visit again.

Ollie's is a great place to pick up necessary items, like feeding, pillows, cleaning supplies, etc…read more But it's a hit or miss kind of a store, but they sell febreeze plug in refills at a wayyyyy cheaper price than major stores. Go into Walmart buy a 2 pack for 9.99, go into Ollie's and buy a 3 pack for 9.99, which makes sense

We've been visiting various thrift stores around the county recently, and thus far I feel like this…read moreGoodwill has been the most disappointing. If I could describe it in one word: SPARSE. I know Goodwill gets donations constantly, but you wouldn't know that by visiting this location. They had maybe two dozen pairs of men's pants (not counting "slacks"). So much for finding a couple pairs of cargo/work pants for Jeremy. We left empty-handed

This location should be ashamed. I saw crazy prices, some things cost more than they cost in Ross,…read moreTJMaxx and heck, Walmart. $25 dollar throw blankets. Vase priced at more than the original cost at Ross. Such a shame. I will. It be returning and do not recommend.

Had high hopes of consigning with these sisters, I did not do enough research before my…read moreappointment, At drop-off, I had everything inventoried on paper. They went thru my clothing/purses, took what they wanted and gave the rest back to me. Policy is they get 60%, you get 40%. (typically it is the opposite, seller gets the 60%). They did not give me a receipt of what they kept of mine. When I went to pickup my unsold items, I was absolutely sick at the commission I received. I gave them NWT (last years items) lilly Pulitzer dresses, tops, skorts, Coolibar skort/coverups, Wooden Ship sweater, Betsy Johnson dress, etc, all name brand items, I asked for a receipt of my sold items and unsold items, they answered "we don't have a printer". more iThey could not/would not give me a receipt of what sold and for how much. (this is a service available on every consignment software, they were very honest and said they did not want to do that for their consignors). Manually we went through some of the sold items. NWT L.P, dress, retail $148, I received $15. Wooden Ships, retail $145, received $11. etc. Several of my items were not on my inventory, and several items on my account were not mine, I received $236 for a batch of great and varied name brand items for consignment (total retail value $1200.00 consigned) Their lack of record keeping/accounting is a sign of not being organized and more importantly not honest with their consignors. I would not reccommend consigning at this business.

I have always had a great experience at the Shabby Button!! The salespeople are friendly and let…read moreyou look without being pushy. Cute little shop!!

In the summer I wear mens' boxer shorts all the time. I'm too chonky, too lazy, and too cranky to…read morewear pants with a button waistband. I'm an elastic waistband lover. I'm not trying to impress anyone with my fashion sense, or lack thereof. I sit all the time, and womens' shorts just don't fit me. I don't know how so many people can be comfortable wearing shorts that ride up their butts (or other places). I'm not going to be miserable for strangers. However, all my boxers have been through the dryer so many times that the elastic is losing its will to be snug, so I have started a mission to replace them so they don't fall off my ass in bed. Jeremy likes it, but again, it's not really comfortable to wake up and find your shorts around your knees. I've never been to a Marshalls, so I actually looked them up online to make sure that they sold underwear. They were being optimistic on the website, I suppose because I couldn't find any mens' underwear. And the panties section was laughable. I may be 48-years-old but I'm not interested in floppy-butt, loose-fitting granny panties. I want something cute, not something that looks like something my grandmother crocheted for the sidetable. There's security in this store. I don't know who would steal from this place. There's nothing worth buying here. It's like a thrift store. It's like the struggle bus version of HomeGoods, or Big Lots, or one of those sells-a-little-of-everything stores. I don't know if this is true of all Marshall's or if this location is particularly depressing because it's in the Golden Ring area. I left empty-handed. The mission continues.

The manager on duty or the key carrier whatever she wants to call herself Ms Viola, She was very…read morerude and not understanding. I had a pair of pants that ripped and she would not allow me to return them. She had the nerve to say "how do I know if you didn't purchase them like that." Really who buys pants like that unless they are jeans. I called corporate and spoke with Amber and explained my situation and she was kind and took cared of my situation. She is issuing me a gift card. I don't understand why Viola could not issue me a gift card or my money back on my card. Oh I forgot, the pants were purchased 6/21/26 and I tried to return them 6/28/26 I had the receipt and tags. The Marshall's at 8641 Philadelphia Rd Baltimorewhere Viola works DID NOT HELP ME!