I give it five stars, it was really good experience for me personally. The staff was really polite…read moreand more than willing to help. They have anything you can think of for sale. Good product at really good prices. Definitely will be going back in the future.

I went to the Atlanta Bin store recently. There's free parking outside the store and the lot is…read moreshared with a few other businesses. The signs on the door indicated the price expectations for certain days of the week. The bin set up is not like a traditional thrift store, but they did have shopping carts available. I also noticed a sign that said that strollers were not allowed, so I would not recommend coming with your small infant unless you have an infant carrier to let you be hands free. While browsing I saw some new striped Target heels on a shoe rack in different sizes and a bunch of random household items in the various bins. I didn't see much plus size women's clothing or clothing in general. I am sure that the items vary based on the day and time you'd come in. However, I am not sure if I would return any time soon. I left empty handed and was a bit disappointed in the selection.

Lord Jesus! Where do I begin. First can I said Jesus and WTF in the same sentence? OK. Probably not…read moreso when in need of help I just stick with JC! And with that said...... ' Oh Lord! This place has 'ish all over the place. Really, outside toilet tissues and shoes great you at the curb. Headed to the door hats are all up against walls. Once inside you are hit with even more 'ish. I like order and cleanliness (Although you can't tell that from my vehicles!). But I don't get paid to keep a clean ride, so HUSH people. LOL..... It's like Fred Sandford son went storefront and just put EVERY Damn Thing he could find inside this place. I bought some Aspirin because I knew I was gonna have a mild panic attack from all this stuff. Bad note - They need to get this damn place in order. Think the old JC Penny Outlet on Black Friday! But they had just about anything you could need in here. Which by the way is the. Some items don't have price's but there was a woman restocking items that knew how much everything costs and where to find even the smallest of items.... Good Note - If you need it. They probably have it. It's start at like 59 - 99 cents. I paid $5 for a pair of $40 shoes. $2.50 for Downy Liquid Fabric softener. $5 for some As Seen On TV Genie Shoe Stretcher that costs $9.99. $2.99 for Shoe Gel thingy's. But they have a lot going on. GREAT deals!!! 3.5 Stars for me because clutter is a major issue for me.

I came here once because of their tent sale and I wish I had come sooner. I'm an avid bargain…read morehunter/shopper so this was like heaven to me. It's crowded and cluttered, but because of how the place looks allows the prices to stay low. I'm gonna shop here as much as possible.

I'm use to everything being a set price, but this store has items with higher prices. We also had a…read morehard time finding someone who was able to answer our questions. However, it really is fun visit, and you never know what you'll find!

Great people watching. Kind of chaotic. I bought a nice gym bag that is $110 on Amazon for $8. Lots…read moreof stuff to sift through.

I visit this Deals store on occasion - usually to look for holiday decorations, candy and household…read morethings like rubber gloves. On my first visit, I came in to buy candy and ending up browsing. And during that initial visit, I appreciated how many items this store has to offer and how well it's laid out. The patrons and workers take care of this store. I don't know how long it's been open, but it doesn't have the "tired" feel of most discount stores. And it's neat. Things aren't all piled up on each other in any random area; each section is separate and where you would expect to find something it's usually there. I didn't initially think of Deals as a "dollar store" but there are a lot of things that are $1. If I had kids, I come here every other month or so, give them $10 and let them go crazy. And if I were just starting out and not sure of what I needed, I would come here to buy dinnerware, glasses, etc. The prices are comparable to (and in some cases lower than) Wal-Mart and Target, so why deal with the parking and long check out lines of a bigger store? I don't know if I would have ever gone into this store if I wasn't dealing with a "candy jones" but I'm glad I did. Now if I'm in the area, I'll go in and pick up a flyer to see what deals I can get, and I suppose that's the point. Yelp 100 #21

I don't get to Ollie's very often but this last visit was unbelievable. Usually people get…read moredistracted by the discount food but this store has so much more. They apparently bought the inventory of some larger stores that recently went bankrupt and they were overflowing with discount inventory. I stocked up on underwear, Christmas socks, plastic bins for storage, arts and craft supplies for $1 the list went on. You can't take their buggies out of the store, so if you buy a larger item you may want to bring a friend. But have fun!

Ollie's Bargain Outlet had decent deals, but make sure to double-check your receipt. I was charged…read moretwice for the same book, and although the cashier insisted it didn't happen, the duplicate charge was clearly listed. Just a heads-up to keep an eye out

We love going here! Bags and jewelry and sunglasses and shoes and so much stuff. It's fun to just…read morelook but the prices are good. Recommend you bring cash - things are negotiable.

Everyone there was very nice! But the AIR was out and made for an unpleasant experience .read more

We had some good finds! Everyone was super nice & you'll find some really nice name brand stuff for…read moreCHEAP!

What can I say? It's a Closeout Store!…read more The Staff are Uber-Friendly, the selection is broad and ever-changing. Don't expect to see the same thing twice - if you see it and want it, but it...you might not get a second chance. They honor Veterans with a discount and don't forget the Cheesecake...the Chocolate is not so good so leave it and I'll buy all of it.

The service was ok I had to ask every vendor the price because they didn't have the price on the…read moreitems I was looking for. One thing I can say is this place was very clean. I thought the price was high but my daughter said for what I was looking for it was a great price. They had great selection of high end items. 2 vendors I went to but I can't remember what station it was. I give it 5stars because it was. Clean...

This place is similar to Old Nat Discount Mall but cleaner lol. Doesn't have nearly as many stores…read morebut still nice. If you are familiar with Old Nat Discount Mall then this place will not disappoint

I have been planning a trip to Japan for some months now. I had been seeing Daiso as a "must stop"…read moreon my Japan travel guides. Little did I know that I had a piece of Japan in my own backyard. What is Daiso like? A little bit of everything we are used to. a Dollar Store essentially, but it's got better items, IMO. Most items are priced anywhere from around 2 bucks to 5. Of course, there are things that might cost more, but on average, this is what you're going to run into price-wise. Now, what's inside? Sort of everything? If you need random home gadgets you never knew about, this is the place for you. Daiso is neatly organized and laid out in a way that is build for browsing. You could you spend hours combing the aisles trying to figure everything out- some things are easier than others for sure. I love going here and just picking up random things and figuring out for myself what their use is. Sometimes it's a fail, and sometimes its a win. The home items here are pretty useful. Is it the highest quality? Maybe not, but it's like 3 bucks so I'm not expecting it to last forever. It's a great place if you're trying to build up items in your home, specifically I'd say your kitchen and your bathroom for super cheap.

When I first heard of Daiso, this place was described as the dollar store version for Japan. And…read morealthough the currency exchange rate isn't exactly accurate when it comes to the prices, things were still reasonable. What I mean is the Japanese pricing on the tag not fully exchanging over to the USD amount when you do the conversion. It should in theory be cheaper, but it's not. You can find all sorts of things here: stationary, plushies, snacks, trinkets, home decor, toys, to accessories (travel, pet, bag, cutesy female stuff). It's a really fun variety store to visit and browse. And even within each category, there were lots of options. Like the house slippers for instance, there were so many colors and designs. And for the kiddos, there were lots of seasonal plushies of varying sizes. Like bunnies for Easter, throw pillows, or squishy ones for hugging. This store is like a toy store for adults! Also if you're buying a lot of random trinkets and knick knacks, they do not provide bags. You can most certainly purchase one of their totes or bags. But my pro tip is to bring your own. Waste less plastic with all the gizmos you're buying. :) Because of the Japanese price on the tag doesn't fully exchange over exactly, I'm not giving Daiso the full 5 stars.

This is a great addition to the Newnan community. Its a discount store that gets cheaper as the…read moreproduct stays longer on the shelf so check the dates you never know what deal you can get. They have a variety of items from clothes, pet items, to electronics, and kitchenware at a discount price mostly because some items come in a damaged box but the product itself works fine. Thry had great friendly employees a must visit for people looking for a deal.

I have shopped many Bargain Hint locations and this location is the BEST! They have a great…read moreselection of items and the Manager, Nate, is friendly and helpful. The staff are a reflection of the manager. They are helpful and friendly too! Don't miss out on their GREAT DEALS!