Great store with a really wide variety of GREAT MERCHANDISE!!!!!!!…read moreThe store has everything you could imagine

You never know what you're going to find at 135 discount. Aaron Carter folders straight out of the…read more1990s? Bought em. Quality camping supplies, super cheap? Bought em. Star Wars figures from the early aughts? You know I bought em. 135 Discount is both a convenient stop when you're running errands and a pastime.

Brooklyn Yelper L P. said it best when she described Acme as having a "totally random selection of…read morecheap crap". Well done L.P. !! This store is a real trip - you will find one helluva totally random section of cheap crap everywhere. They have a wall full of "Slightly Out of Date" over the counter cold remedies and pain killers, cheap greeting cards, cheap Tee Shirts, cheap baseball caps, cheap school supplies, cheap socks and candy and sunglasses, and more varieties of masking tape than I ever knew existed. We picked up a long sleeve T shirt and some packing tape for a fraction of what we would have paid anywhere else. LOL- totally random stuff indeed !

How have I never reviewed ACME?? We visit this spot every time we're in Northampton. It's one of…read morethose places that you can find everything from school supplies to oddball hardware items to strange looking halloween masks (off season). Perhaps you need gardening tools? Or a Saturday Night Live inspired coffee mug? Perhaps a magnet with something about your horoscope? Rubber gloves? Cheap sweatshirt? Socks? Butt paste for babies? Seriously - this store is a blast. We always find awesome randomness that we didn't know that we needed (or even wanted) before we walked in there. Last year we found fantastic, really old baseball cards (don't eat the gum!!) and this time a combination of a great little gardening item, electrical tape, doorstops and a Northampton magnet! Love me som Acme Surplus!!

"Down in New Orleans where everything's fine all them cats…read moreis drinkin' that wine Drinkin' that mess is their delight when they get drunk start singin' all night" (Jerry Lee Lewis) We've been big fans of Ocean State Job Lot for years and must have visited half a dozen locations in three states. But today, we saw something in their Sturbridge, MA store we had never seen before. They sell wine! Yes, they had a big sign in the shape of a wine bottle hanging from ceiling wires directing us to their wine and beer section. I didn't see much beer, but I sure saw quite a few bottles of wine. Who knew? That was just one of the revelations we had while shopping in their aisles today. The main revelation was just how large and neat and well stocked this store is. Their pricing is about the same as we've seen in other OSJLs, and that means pricing is pretty good. We spent a teense over $20 on an eclectic assortment of Polar Orange Dry soda ($1.99 for a six-pack), a container of curry powder (OSJL is our "go to" store for spices), parchment paper, some beef jerky and beef sticks, some soup and entrée mixes, two boxes of tissues, a container of chicken broth, a box of cereal, and a container of breadcrumbs. A very nice haul for the price. OSJL is an interesting franchise -some locations are small, cluttered, and unpleasant to shop in. Not here, we had a great experience, even if we didn't come out with a bottle of wine. Cheers!

It a great store.has ever day low prices.and you car find things with out a problem .and if you do…read moreneed help some one comes right away.they carry a lot of products. The value of the product last to its not cheap stuff. And if you have a pet we you can get larg bags of food at a good price and its good quality

Ollie's Bargain Outlet is basically, a general store on steroids. Sort of a country style Hammacher…read moreSchlemmer without the attitude. You can find fertilizer, home goods, dry foods, knick knacks, plumbing fixtures, you name it. You can find books, indoor and outdoor furniture, hardware, pottery and virtually everything under the sun. We came here after looking at a discount furniture outlet and saw this place. Bargains galore with a smile. We found the people quite friendly and helpful. One of the best bargain places I've been to.

Appears to have co-opted many of the features of the old Building 19 business that was popular in…read morethe greater Boston area until the company went out of business a couple of years ago. Signs, graphics (right down to the typefaces), taglines (Good Stuff Cheap), and marketing and the approach of the store seem to point to that fact. A lot of the same good and bad features of Building 19 are found here. Material is from distressed suppliers and similar sources, prices are lower than the usual retail, cleanliness is not at a premium, and the store is disorganized. If you can get through that and keep your eye on the bargains, you'll do alright. Don't expect to go here for pampering or for an "experience." Ollie's isn't selling that.

I love this place! They sell a variety of fascinating treasures. My favorites are their dresses,…read morewhich are very reasonably priced, ($10 to $30). I came back this season for more and picked up two beauties. Most, if not all, of their dresses are made in India. Many of them (particularly the ones that I prefer) have intricate weaving and designs and are dyed so vibrantly. The shop owner is very friendly and is enthusiastic about recommending items he thinks you'll like. There are paid lots nearby but also free two hour parking spots on the street right by the store.

Fantastic place to shop- have bought furniture for my restaurant, home and business, great service!…read moreclean store and fabulous customer service! large variety of clothing, furniture and houshold goods. Ample parking, and great hours.

Posting at the request of the owner, Kevin, of J&J Discount in Spofford, NH. I went in today to…read morespend $4,000-$5,000 on furniture locally to support small business and he was extremely upset people keep asking to buy his floor display models. I inadvertently made the mistake of apparently being the 100th person to do so in an attempt to help them during what I thought were challenging times. I completely understand I perhaps foolishly assumed all local businesses have been struggling. He and his nephew made it abundantly clear he doesn't have furniture in stock and you have to order. ETAs are this summer at best, but the companies they buy from only give him a 1 month at a time window with no guarantees. After he was done yelling at me, I said that I should post a review of my experience and he said "Please do", so here it is. If I hadnt been yelled at, I would have ordered and waited, as I have bought all my furniture there over the years. If you need something, do not offer to buy a floor model to help them out. They have plenty of money and don't need the business.

I hate when I have to play a guessing game when I pull the Tesla into a stall…read more Fix the damn charging stations that are down! I'm here during the day. It's a sunny spot with lots of activity. The charging stations are between the Job Lot and the Big Y supermarket. I'm watching Netflix while my Tesla is sucking down Amps. Or is it Volts? Either way, it seems like a nice place to charge.

I love coming to Ocean State Junk Yard for all my good bargain needs and random finds. I do my very…read morebest to stay away from the food area to avoid buying sweets I do not need. Lots of goodies that are not your typical brand name items that you will not see anywhere else. Old building, been around the block when it use to be Ames. Could use a tune up and a fresh look. As for Covid, they were smart to have enter on one side and exit on the other. Biggest blunder though is checking out, there is no sense of organization on where a line starts. The shelves are too close to to the aisle and even though there is a marking on the floor to point out six feet it's a cluster. Best solution is take a page out of Table & Vine's book and form one line along the outermost side and call people in as a register opens up. They opened a store up on Boston rd. Where the toys-r-us use to be, have yet to go there but on my to do list to check it out once everything settles down.

Love this store. A hidden gem with truly a little bit of everything. From food, household kitchen…read moreitems, paper products, furniture, diapers, toys, rugs the list goes on and on. Every time you shop you're getting a great deal. Clothes are always 50% off! Inventory is always changing and the owner Jeff is the best.

If you like hunting for a good deal and don't mind digging around in random assortments of things,…read morethis is the place for you. This place is sort of a cross between the old Building 19 and Job Lot, full of closeouts, random merchandise, and overstocks from other retailers. I usually only visit here once a year to stock up on full size candy for Halloween because they have the cheapest prices around. (just be sure to check expiration dates!) Follow them on social media where they highlight weekly specials and deals.

Worst Dollar Tree I have ever vented. The staff are very friendly however the store is always a…read morecomplete disaster.

This store has great prices, especially on greeting cards and reading glasses. My eye doctor told…read moreme their $1.00 pairs work as well as prescription glasses in my case, and similar pairs can cost $10 to $15 at department or drug stores. They also offer both regular and magnified sunglasses year round. Housewares are pretty good. You can get a whole mop for $1 whereas other places charge several times that for a few mop refill pads. The food is mostly processed and unhealthy and not especially cheap although 3 liters of soda for $1 is a steal. Personal care products are all relatively unknown brands and of questionable quality. For example, the emery boards are kind of flimsy. Unlike some other bargain stores you get a shopping cart without a quarter deposit and free shopping bags. You can get even lower prices by ordering in bulk from the company's website and picking up at the store to avoid paying shipping charges. Just be sure to inspect your package for any damaged items before you leave the store. It can get busy when everyone gets out of work but there is parking on both sides of the building and the clerks keep the lines moving. They are pleasant and professional.