Great value items. Very nice staff. My health has limited recent shopping visits but will…read morereturn as able. Many years shopping here and always pleased.

This is a cool Mennonite ran discount grocery store.The draw for me is the large amount of Organic…read moregoods as well as International sauces and Marinades. The store has a little bit of everything but it's somewhat like a treasure hunt. You really have to watch the expiration dates on every item due to many things already being passed date. It's a great store if you don't mind digging for some grocery gold and walking away with a bargain.

What a cool store! This place has a bit of everything. From tools, households, gifts, lighting,…read morefishing supplies, clothing, kitchen items, dishes, home decor, candles, nightlights, dishes, signs, toys and so much more. You could easily spend an hour in here just browsing and looking around. A great place to stop for a housewarming gift. The employees are super friendly!! Helpful if you need anything. Definitely worth stopping here.

Worst place to shop. On a shopping trip for my birthday with my grown sons and the sales person…read moredogged us the entire time, like we were gonna steal something, even tried to see in my coat as we were leaving! Less that one star.

I read the other 2 reviews and I gotta say, if you are ashamed to be seen there, then stay the heck…read moreaway and make room for someone who needs these bargains! Snobs need not come there! I enjoy going there. Some prices are about the same as any other grocery store, but when they have a lot of an item, then the prices on those things are very low. I appreciate those bargains and I sure as heck am NOT ashamed to go there! WTH! Thanks, 1st stop shop, I love you!

I haven''t shopped there in some years , but fondly remember when I had a different job and went…read morethere weekly . The first time I shopped there I picked up family packs of 1" thick VEAL chops for under $3.00 per pound ( only saw them one other visit) . I got similar great deals on bulk chicken , roasts and things like orange juice and other refrigerator or freezer items . Good prices on bread and other staples as well . You never know what they have in that much is from overstocked trucks that have delivered most of the product to area supermarkets , including some gourmet restaurants . Take a shot , you might get the deal of the year food-wise ! Be aware that the customers there may not be the cream of society .

Great for bulk food and candy. They also have one of the best deli's. There is a varrying…read moreselection of dent/bent food items as well. It's a one stop shop for any kind of spice / seasoning you could need. There is also a larger selection of items for making candy / chocolate.

I'd never heard of Ollie's. I actually had a blast visiting this store. Does it look great? No. Is…read moreit a treasure hunt adventure? Yes. I found a brand new book I wanted for $5.99 that is still $24.99 on Amazon. The bottle of lotion I normally buy at Target was more than half off here. If you are looking for nothing, this is a great place. I wish there was one where I live. I'd stop by once a month for a treasure hunt adventure.m

I never understood Ollies, they seem to come into an old store, most times an old big box store,…read moreand do nothing with the space but put their merchandise on shelves and go about business. I mean even the checkouts are kind of just put together out of plywood and whatever they could get. Don't get me wrong, I like a good Ollies because as their motto states, "good stuff cheap." It just always feels like a haphazard place to be and when new merchandise comes in they kind of just cram it in. This is a place where you not need have a shopping list nor is it a place where you just make a quick run. This is a place where you go because you are bored and have a little money burning a hole in your pocket. It's like a mish-mash of a store. Everything from furniture to bibles. It's weird and delightful at the same time.

Decent selection of used items, including toys, clothes, and a large selection of furniture. We…read moreended up buying my nephew an older dresser for about 30 dollars, it had nicks, dent and some marker on it, but it was an older American made wooden dresser. We hauled away.

From the owner: local furniture shop, been in business for 20+ years.read more

Do you like flea markets? Then this place is for you. Housed in what was once the Value City…read moredepartment store (lovely reuse of the signs outside), you are certainly in store for an interesting shopping experience. This place is odd to say the least...but not odd in a bad way. If it's possible to have a cubicle design set up for shopping, that's what I would call this. It takes time to view the merchandise in here, so don't expect to come in and make a quick five minute stop to find what you want. Antiques to collectibles, books to guitars, furniture to picture frames. Each 'cubicle' is ran (owned?) by a different merchant. Tags identify which 'cubicle' you have picked up your item from. Not every 'cubicle' is of flea market type design. There are some businesses in here. A framing business, guitar business and I believe a salon all take up shop in here. (There once was a restaurant type deal set up in there too). Come and see what you probably wouldn't expect to be in a building. It's quite interesting and can be quite time consuming. Enjoy yourself.

I love this concept. I used to love going in and spending time and money on a Saturday. The owner…read moreis so mean. The cashiers are so stone faced. You can't ask questions. It is always "I Don't Know." If I was a booth payer I would be upset at how this place is run. Again, lots to see and fun to walk through.

My roommate introduced me to Bickel's during the holidays while visiting his family. I found…read morediscount buys on name brand daily household staples: shower soap, shampoo, dish soap, toilet paper, tissue, cat litter... What pay full price on every day necessities if you don't have to do so! What you lack in shopping ambience, you make up at the register.

From the owner: discount retail store. we specialize in shelf pulls, closeouts and box damage items at significant…read moresavings.

When it comes to pretzels in the central Pennsylvania area you will always come across Benzels…read more That's why I was not surprised when my dad wanted to go to the factory store to pick up items. Honestly, I was not even aware they had a factory store, but it is still no surprise to me that they do. When we got here, I wasn't even sure that we were here at first. It is very unassuming outside and the parking lot is a bit of a mess. You really can't tell were you are supposed to park, but you figure it out eventually. Also, the sign is kind of hidden from the road, so when you pull up you really don't see it. You walk a small path and you are inside the store. That is after you open the door with the pretzel handles first. Once you are inside you are off to the races and able to pick whatever flavor or style of pretzels you want. They also have other snack items here as well ranging from chips to popcorn. I ended up grabbing myself a snack item to eat in the car. Items come in bags or boxes. There are signs hanging all around with the prices or deals that might be going on for a certain item. What is a bit off putting here is the customer service. The ladies working the register can be quite terse at times. They kind of want to just get you through the register as fast as they can so that you can get out of the store as fast as you can. But you can do it a bit more politely. As for the older reviews that say they don't take cards, I'm fairly sure five years time and that is corrected at this point.

Call before you go. The outlet store appears to be permanently closed despite what their website…read moresays.