The merchandise is always changing at Ollies. I found good deals on Potting Soil and planters for…read morethe patio. It is definitely worth a visit! They have a little bit of everything in this 'Big Lots' type store.

Great prices and love looking for random toys they have here. They had a decent squishy selection…read moreat great prices. If you look looking for random deals, this is your spot.

This place is OK. Good prices. Don't expect much of a service. Its average. The place is huge and a…read morelotta stuff... The store is pretty confusing inside. Just too many things there. Not a bad place to shop.

I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Pat this past weekend at the Big Lots in the Colony. He was busy…read morestocking and getting ready for a big shipment when I needed assistance in the furniture area. He was very helpful, attentive and very pleasant. He showed me around, looked up additional items online at other stores and I told him I would be back. I visited at Home for furniture and found my best bet with availability (in-stock), price and convenience was located at Big Lots!, in The Colony. I returned late afternoon and Mr. Pat remembered me, I told him I was ready. One of the items was not available; he worked with his manager Erin and I was able to get the floor model. She was AMAZING, she made sure I received my discounts and again, very professional and attentive. I usually visit my neighborhood Big Lots for Knick knacks; but, I must say, I will be spending more time there thanks to Mr. Pat and the manager, Erin.

I was nearby and stopped in at Dollar Tree. I needed to pick up a wedding card and this store had a…read moregood selection and the price cannot be beat - only $ .50 per card!! And printed on nice card stock! I found a fun cow card as well. The store was stocked with lots of Spring/Easter goodies that would make a nice filler for an Easter basket. When we were ready to check out, they were opening one lane and closing another lane. We met our checker, Tamereca, at the newly opened lane and she had a friendly personality and nice smile.

Everything these days prices are risen!! Some of the prices…read morehave went up! 1.50$ keep an eye out of what exactly is 1.25$

Good selection of items. However be sure to check the expiration date of the food items. A lot of…read morethem are past expiration or nearing. For some it's not a major issue but when they are sold in bulk sizes it's I'd rather not risk it. Be sure to signup on the Ollie's app for deals.

Many prices are higher than retail. I see why there was a lot of merchandise and no customers.read more

They don't make it clear that your buying a shipping service that is billed every month when you…read morebuy a product. Then when you don't notice you are paying for a recurring charge monthly. The company doesn't reimburse you. I didn't notice the charge on my credit card for months and ended up paying almost $200.00 in recurring charges for one item purchased. Furthermore, when I looked back at my purchase I realized I cancelled the first order because I did accidently check the free shipping button and then reordered I thought without the free shipping( recurring monthly charge ) The company would not refund my money. They are a rip off company that leers you with inexpensive items and then makes it unclear that you are also buying a recurring monthly charge for shipping.

Store layout: The store is barebones and organized by pallets. The merchandise is on the floor and…read morecreates a maze for customers to make their way around. Selection: There is a wide variety of items. It changed since the last time I went here 2 years ago around Christmas. During the holiday (2 years ago), they had a lot of holiday decor and gift sets. This time around (May 2025), they had an assortment of items such as teeth whitening kit, diffuser oils, water pick, knives, winter boots, kitchen utensils, and office gadgets. Value: The prices are very below market. I find that everything here is brand new in the box and about 60-70% off of what you would see in big box stores and online retailers like Amazon.

Very nice woman's clothing and accessories. I just popped in today and met Gisela Fuentes, the…read moreowner. I found two perfect dresses and necklaces for my upcoming trip to Maui! I see myself coming in for a monthly visit to see her seasonal variety and add to my dressy casual clothing. She is great at picking out outfits for women. I have recently gained weight and she selected flattering items!

If you are a bargain hunter, CCA is the place to go. The staff is busy but always helpful,…read moreespecially the manager. They are blessed to get so many excellent donations especially in the area of furniture which is more than reasonable. If you are looking for clothing & shoes try out CCA for wonderful bargains. Don't forget their books, videos & such. The most important thing is that the price of your purchases support the community thus helping others in need.

Thought I would give them another chance. This time asked to come for pickup and scheduling that…read morewas a nightmare and then they show up and say they only take 20 items and it's on the website. That. Website is so poorly designed it may be but I never saw it I just don't recommend trying to help these people. They obviously don't need it.

Great birthday, and or holiday gifts…read more Make sure, to look at prices not everything is below 5$

stop by here on the hunt for my son souvenir lanyard, and no luck there. No a team or school in…read moresight. But I did managed to snag a cool pair of sunnies, with a flare shape to them, which became a everyday wear pair. who knew that 5 below will have such a great selection on sunglasses.

The luau at Grandscape was a fun and family-friendly event. The performances were entertaining, and…read moreI enjoyed that the dancers taught some Hawaiian dance moves to the audience. The LED light show at the end was a great finale. Overall, it was a fun evening with a welcoming atmosphere for all ages.

The Luau at Grandscape was disappointing…read more They started out with dancers in cellophane skirts and coconut bras who were very entertaining. After the 1st round of dancing, they had their first hula lesson. Yes, hard to believe that they had 2 hula lessons. After the lesson, the dancers took a 30 minute break while the band serenaded us. Unfortunately, the band quickly ran out of Island songs. There were 3 guys playing. The singer played the ukulele but the bass player and drummer only played sometimes. Lots of people went home during the serenade. Hawaiian Bros had the only food booth (there were supposed to be lots of others). The line wasn't too long, maybe 30 people, but it did not move. No idea why, since their grinds were pre-made and just needed to be scooped into really small bowls. We've eaten at their restaurants so we knew they usually serve bigger helpings. Tahiti style dancing was much better. Their costumes looked authentic. Yes, we've been to many luaus. We reached the time for lively drumbeating but they spent too much time giving their drum "backstories" and a long "drum solo" without dancers. Finally, there was more dancing from Tahiti that was very good. The dancers knew their moves. We left when the 2nd break for the dancers started and the band serenaded us again. This was supposed to last 30 minutes and then we would get to see the dance with the LED lighted poi balls. This is one of the very few times we've left a show early at Grandscape.

We purchased a table and chair set from Amish Furniture Showcase in Frisco on February 23, 2025,…read morepaying half down. It was scheduled for a three‑month delivery, with the remaining balance due then. The furniture is beautiful and was a significant investment, but the purchasing experience has been extremely frustrating. After nearly a year and a half of delays and repeated quality‑control issues, I cannot recommend them. * In July 2025, we were told the table was ready but the chairs were delayed. Amish requested final payment so delivery could be scheduled. * Delivery was then postponed because the truck carrying the chairs malfunctioned and the shipment was sent back for inspection. * In September 2025, the furniture arrived, but the table was unfinished on one end and had to be taken back for refinishing. * In October 2025, the table returned with scratches and damaged leaf ends. Amish informed us that a new table would need to be built and left the damaged one with us for Thanksgiving. * In January 2026, we were told the replacement table had been placed at the back of the production queue, adding another six‑month wait. * In May 2026, the new table arrived with chips and scratches. The delivery personnel did not bring it into the house because they saw the damage and contacted Amish, who then sent it to a refinisher. * In June 2026, we were told it missed the truck and would be delayed another month. * As of July 29, 2026, they are again attempting delivery. Would I shop there again? No.

The Amish make great furniture, but this store isn't what I was hoping for. The lady tried helping…read moreus and, on most items, but on others, she didn't know what it was, even though we were comparing them to the Amish store in Austin. Their prices were about $100/chair more than Austin's prices. The table we wanted, she wasn't familiar with, even though Ron at the Austin store knew exactly what it was style wise. We purchased 8 Galveston style chairs and an 84" Tressel style expandable table. It was worth the drive to Autin for a savings of over. $1,000!