I kept hearing all the commericals raving about this place and had to check them out. Their name…read moreis so strange many probably assume they're some sort of employment agency instead of a retail store. Similiar to a Big Lots only with clothes and without furniture they're located in the old Kmart building. I personally was underwhelmed, as the quality wasn't there and the merchandise was nothing special, off brands, and priced the same as a Walmart. I saw items of equal value and branding going for 2 to 3 xs of what the Dollar Tree next door would sell it for. I did buy a few things, a generic version of Play doh for $3.99/5 pack, and a three pack of plastic readers for $2.99. They have a loyalty program they were pushing (I did not join). My friends meanwhile, were thrilled, and filled their carts. While I wasn't impressed, a general merchandise store is greatly needed in this area since Kmart closed.

From the owner: Shop unbeatable savings on home goods in Willow Street, PA at Ocean State Job Lot, your local…read morediscount store for furniture, decor, kitchenware, bedding, storage, cleaning supplies, and more. Conveniently located in Willow Street, our store features a wide selection of quality home essentials, groceries, apparel, pet supplies, and seasonal decor--all at closeout prices. Discover brand-name bargains on cookware, small appliances, rugs, curtains, and organization solutions for every room. From pantry staples and health & beauty to outdoor living and garden supplies, Ocean State Job Lot delivers everyday value. Join our Insider Club for extra savings and make Ocean State Job Lot Willow Street your top destination for affordable home goods.

BBs is the place to find stuff you've never seen, and stuff at prices you haven't seen in years…read more Yea, some of it is expired or close to expired, but most of those dates are meaningless. This store tends to be a bit too organized for veteran BB shoppers, but that's okay...

What a unique experience! Prices were great ... wish we had one back home!…read more Produce was so fresh too!

Was amused to read how "modern and inviting" Kendig Square is. While there's a number of convenient…read morestores, management of the center doesn't seem to care very much; from broken and missing signage, to potholes, and mud bogs on the islands, to burned out bulbs, no no, the center is in serious need of TLC.

I love kendig square i have been relying on kendig square for all my needs since the early 90s i do…read morenot know what i would do without. it includes a 24 hour weis, discount movie theatre, KMart, sushi store, taco bell, bKing, dollar tree AND dollar general, a goodwill, and a long lived diner of george's restaurant. 99c breakfast. THANK YOU KENDIG

Love, love, loved it! I was just overall impressed with the assortment of vintage and how neatly…read moreand smartly organized everything was. A treasure trove, for sure! I left with a 90s vintage tee for $18. It might sound wild, but that's on the cheaper side for "vintage." I'd expect to pay $10 more for the same vintage shirt in Philly. Yes, even one from the 90s. The staff were also very helpful. I can't wait to go back when we're in Lancaster.

Absolutely loved this store and the owner! Extremely friendly and prices were very good compared to…read moreother vintage stores we've been to throughout the US. We will definitely be back just based on our interaction with the owner! Loved talking to her and we made sure to check out My Aunt Debbie down the street where she sells some of her vintage jeans.

Huge selection of second hand clothing, housewares, and other useful accessories…read more Also a great place to donate your unwanted items. Excellent way to recycle everything.

Love coming g home and checking community aid out. I havent found decently priced thrift stores in…read moreVA sonits always nice to stop by here when I visit. Can always find a cool bad shirt or something here.

To Market, To Market…read more.. Locally-owned franchise of a nationwide grocery store located in rural West Lampeter Township. The Good: *Extremely great customer service *Nice selection of meats at very reasonable prices. *Pricing in general is quite good--but I'm from Cali, so what do I know? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ *Martin's® Potato buns/rolls/bread!! If you don't know Martin's, then you're really missing out. We've had Carissa's family ship them out to us in Cali--they're so good. The Meh: *One of the smaller Grocery Outlets® I've been to. *Don't expect to find all the groceries you need here due to the lack of space. You'll probably need to supplement your visit with another grocery store visit to complete your list of more specialty items. The Ugly: *Produce department is a little lacking in both quality and quantity. TLDR: Great grocery store with very reasonable prices, but just lacking in specialty items.

I LOVE the Variety of items, so many different Variety of items. The Prices are SSSOOO…read more Reasonable and Cheap! We need Affordable Prices, because Food Prices are High , TOTALLY Outrageous anymore! The Grocery OUTLET Bargain Market is SENSATIONAL and the Employees are SSSOOO NICE, VERY HELPFUL TOO! Highly Recommended TO All.

Absolutely filthy! From Top to Bottom. Walking up to store windows are disgusting!! Service…read moreextremely slow did not even want to look around ! It was plainly just Dirty! And I only saw 1-2 employees! Will not return! I would give negative stats if I could.

Surprised to see the 4 & 5 star reviews for Ollies, and I don't like to leave a a bad review, but…read moreit's merited. I like to shop at Ollie's specifically for books. I often find treasures that I can then gift, or add to our children's library. I've bought many, many books here. Sadly, the store is often dirty. And then often the book section is an exaggerated state of disarray. The books in front are all placed forward facing, blocking all the books behind them like a mean little fence. I thought there was a crazy person coming to the store doing this, but no, it's the store staff. Apparently the only solution to overstock is to stuff the books in wherever and who cares about how the customer will experience that. Any child who comes to peruse can't move a book without the potential of a avalanche of books collapsing forward. There is no rhyme or reason for the state of the book sections, all I know is that sorting books vertically with the titles facing outward can't be that hard. The employees are always operating at the minimum status, often not saying a word to us at check out, besides "here's your receipt". I probably won't ever return, simply because it's obvious the owner or manager or whoever does not seem to care about the way customers will experience their store or the experiences they will have in the store. Why support a business that seemingly just doesn't care?

The store is clean and organized thanks to the employees cause the manager is the laziest person…read moreI've ever seen. Every other retail that I've worked in the manager was always there organizing and cleaning the stores with their employees and jumps on register, this one is just plain lazy always sitting in the office. She also has her favorites and pays new employees more then the ones who been there

I was really excited to go into Gabe's, my daughter has gone to several and she loves them. They…read morehave some really cute clothing, but beware it's more the quality of Rainbow and not high quality at all, but if you want a cute outfit reasonably priced this is your go to. Now why am I giving this Gabe's the 2 star treatment? My daughter goes to the bathroom within the first 5 minutes of us being there and comes out distressed. Why might you ask, because apparently the bathroom was a disaster! She said there was feces smeared on one toilet and when she entered the handicap stall she immediately slipped in a puddle of urine! Why in heck was this bathroom sooooo filthy?!?! Of course our shopping experience was over before it really started. My daughter grabbed and outfit off the rack she could change into and we proceed to the line where the manger was ringing people. My daughter explained what had happened and the manager appeared to be very apologetic and said she couldn't give her the outfit for free, but did discount it. Honestly, in this case it should have been free. One outfit is far less expensive then a lawsuit. What if that had been an elderly person? Or what if she had been seriously hurt? I get the feeling that they are short staff because as I said the manger was ringing up customers. Corporate there's a problem in this store. Fix it before you loose more customers. I definitely won't be back to this Gabe's.

I miss the Christmas Tree Store. They had so many great things. You can get of course Christmas…read moreitems, but also a variety of seasonal gifts for everyone. From soup to nuts. Literally. Really miss shopping at the Christmas Tree Store.

Great place to find all of your holiday needs, inexpensively. If you are into gnomes this is a good…read moreoption.

It's a Wegman's ! Lots of items. A lot of the Eat in foods are really priced higher! They have…read moreassortments. Basically Wegman's is a grocery store with a uniqueness of its own! Prices are somewhat comparable but something's are higher in price and can be found in other stores! If you're a comparable shopper there are better prices out there! Also they have assortments wine and beer selection also can be found cheaper! If you're a convenience shopper this place is ok!

TARGETS ADULTS with SPECIAL NEEDS- Telling Them to Vacate the Seats…read moreI've bought lunch and ate in the seating area at Wegman's several times. I am a support staff for adults with intellectual disabilities or autism. Sometimes when I am supporting an adult with special needs, we would buy lunch at Wegman's and eat there. Afterwards, we would play a couple games before leaving. I didn't see the harm it. We see many groups meet there to play Mahjong or Dominoes. There are people there working on laptops. I've seen people crocheting there. They have a television for children to be able to sit and watch. Since there are always plenty of empty seats, I thought it was acceptable. And maybe THAT is, but Wegman's seems to have a REAL PROBLEM with adults with special needs. Small groups of staff helping adults with intellectual disabilities have been asked to leave while others are there doing a variety of activities other than eating. The excuse given: "We want you to leave after you eat." When the support staff who was approached questioned why they were singled out, that Wegman's staff person went to the other small group of individuals with special needs and told them to leave-- totally ignoring others around who were doing things other than eating. This is not the only time small groups of disabled individuals were asked to leave. Yet, I always see others, even large groups meeting there to play games, and I've never seen any Wegman's employee ask any of those groups leave. I've never seen a Wegman's staff ask people on laptops to leave. This definitely looks like discrimination against people with disabilities.