Five Below is the very best store anywhere to buy charging cables for cell phones and tablets. They…read morecost $5.95 for a 10 ft cable and $5.55 for a five foot cable. Six foot cables are available as well. Cable colors here are white, black, and blue. Depending on the location, some of their stores honor replacing non working cables free of charge. Regardless, their cables are good quality and last a long time with reasonable care. I buy all my cables here exclusively. There are both self check out stations and cashier stations at this location. A friendly employee was eager to check me out which is what I prefer over a self check kiosk that I'm not familiar with. These stores also have treasures as we call them. Unique stuff to buy you don't find everywhere and its of a better quality in my opinion, than the three different dollar store chains. I wish they would open one in Martinsville. Other areas they stock good inventory for are fashion accessories, pets, gifts, and toys. I bought a cat bed today that I have not been able to find in my usual pet shopping places. They also have a great candy section with items not commonly stocked elsewhere. I bought a box of Whoppers today. They have a lot of retro candy as well. Parking is more than plentiful in the giant lot for this sprawling shopping center.

The go to store for cheap essentials. They have a good selection of candy and snacks and anything…read moreyou could think of as gifts or party favors. I haven't bought any of the small electronics here yet, but I wouldn't be opposed to buying charging cables or power cords from here. Staff always seem to be organizing the store and stocking up, friendly and eager to help. I think check out is mostly self now.

I had looked up on their website for a particular cracker I was searching for and their website…read moresaid they stocked it and had it in stock. Upon arrival I found that the website was wrong since they did not have the particular crackers I was looking for and I did not see a place on the shelf where it was supposed to be. With today's technology, I don't understand why website's are constantly wrong about stuff being in their brick and mortar stores. I was able to find one of my favorite fun size bags of candy that I had been looking for. Grocery stores have really been gutted on a lot of items lately. Now I am finding that other types of stores are having much more stock available. This store seemed to be about 60% to 70% full of grocery items.

Nice variety and reasonable prices here. You're likely to find what you need and a lot more if what…read moreyou don't! I've never left here empty handed. Store is usually well staffed, but the cashier during my most recent visit was horrendous. So much so that the customer behind me in line even commented on her attitude. Really like Big Lots in general, so that won't deter me from continuing to shop with them; just not the Avon location. Bummer.

Great ladies to work with, the owner Jessica is super nice and very helpful! definitely will be…read morerecommending people and taking my business back to her!!

From the owner: Ladybug Liquidators offers general merchandise including furniture, sporting goods, household…read moreessentials at discounted prices! Come check us out!

I finally tried HomeGoods recently. I found what I was…read morelooking for and their prices are basically fair enough, but it's not anything to really rave about. It reminds me of all the other stores that are just like them. I suppose it just depends on what you're looking for. At least there's options as far as where to look. ;o)

While I was at Target next door, I decided to wheel over to HomeGoods as I am looking to improve…read morestorage options given my recent acquisition of items from my parents' home. This HomeGoods feels small. It feels quite a bit smaller than Castleton, though it's interior design is quite similar. I must admit that I have mixed feeling about HomeGoods. There's no denying the good prices on home decor and necessities, however, the shopping experience is almost universally a mid-range experience for me. I sure don't consider it wheelchair friendly, though it meets ADA (which is a bare minimum standard). There's accessible parking out front. The doors are automatic and easily workable. That's really where accessibility ends. The carts are outside the store, a bit of a hassle. The store has fairly narrow aisles and is incredibly cluttered. While I realize not every store is made for a relaxed shopping experience, I've always felt like I spend more in the places where I feel comfortable. I don't feel comfortable here and had at least five aisles I couldn't access in my wheelchair either because of other people, employees, or items blocking the path. I found the selection here paltry at best. Every item I looked at, I ended up finding a handful of options. I found nothing I wanted and was incredibly disappointed with the selection - yes, the prices were good on those items. The service lines are always long here and employees pace themselves as if they're still learning how to do the job. The employees are more functional than friendly. There's literally nothing that makes me want to return. That said, I can't say it was awful. It wasn't. It was just average. The prices are good. The layout is easy to understand. It works. I just think it could be so much better. I left quickly. I left without purchasing. I can't fathom a reason to return.

I have been a customer before of Simply Chic. One of the reasons I have liked supporting them in…read morethe past, is they are local and smaller than some other stores. It's probably been 8 months or so since I was in last. I went in looking for a good pair of used blue jeans. Wow, I was shocked by the prices. One pair I found was $35 for a pair of used blue jeans. I think I found one pair for under $20. I am sorry, but I am not ok spending that much on used blue jeans. So I passed. I did look in active wear, the prices were a bit better, but not by much. I get that the store is trying to make money. For me, if I am going to pay that much. I will just spring for the new version. $20-$35 dollars for used blue jeans is ridiculous. Like I said, I wanted to support local. At this point I am looking at other options. Online, picking through goodwill, or waiting a bit and saving for brand new. As far as service goes. I can not speak on that. I didn't interact with anyone.

Upscale restore shop similar to a Plato's closet. All items are second hand but in good condition,…read morewith higher than a typical resale store to back it. While their prices are fairly steep, the items are in good condition and you don't need to sort through as many 'older' items to find your desired 'treasures'. Like Plato's, you can bring in clothes to resale. Again, employees are picky about what they buy and what they offer, as that is part of the job. Don't come in expecting to be rich, but maybe think of it more as making something rather than nothing. In my experience, one employee was very friendly while one was standoffish, but like any business, employees come with their own personalities. The store was clean, parking was spacious, and they have dressing rooms available for use!

Large open store room with a variety of furniture and decor needs. Towards the back of the room…read morethere is a small clearance section that is worth browsing through. Some prices are good, but some in my opinion are overpriced. I was able to find a cross engulfed with a heart that was a unique piece. I will be placing it in my flower garden. There is also a garden area outdoors that is hit or miss with the prices. If you find a large piece then let an associate know so that they can help with loading. I saw flooring such as tiles, rugs and I saw framed artwork which was difficult to browse through. There are dressers that would be great for a diy project. I also saw some wires, tools and lighting options. At the front are various couches and chairs as well as bed frames. I'll be returning to check the clearance again.

This was my first visit to Habitat for Humanity in Avon even though I've driven past for years. I'm…read morelooking for places to donate reusable items as I down size several of my collections and home goods. We've all heard of Habitat for Humanity and the amazing homes they build for the underprivileged. The sale of these items goes toward building even more Habitat homes and donations are the way they stock the shelves. I was surprised to see the large selection available and shocked at how affordable the prices are. Most of the furniture is located just as you enter and toward the front of the store. Sofas, love seats, coffee/end tables, entertainment centers and most things desired to furnish a living room, family or game room can be found here. Formal to dine-in kitchen tables, kitchen islands and china cabinets are available in several styles and finishes. Some of the wood furniture had a blemish or two but most was just normal wear. A few pieces would make great projects. Laminate flooring, lighting, shower stalls and tubs, patio doors and bathroom vanities are a few of the other items I found. The merchandise changes from day-to-day so pop in often if you looking for something specific. Donations can be dropped off Monday through Saturday 10 am to 6 pm or schedule pickup for large items or bulk donations.

Typical flea market. Like a large garage sale. Things you don't really need…read more They have nicer things locked up and the one thing every vendor did was write in permanent marker on the item, things like appliances and larger items. So that makes you not want to purchase anything because it's marked up

We have 5 flea market booths in here we love this place !! The staff are very friendly is polite…read moreand friendly!!!

Was introduced to this store by a former coworker many years ago and stopped in once in a while to…read moresee what deals they had. Best way to describe them would be a surplus store. I'm guessing they buy Amazon pallets or excess store inventory because once something sells out, you might never see it in stock again. I went in looking for an instant pot as I had seen them posted on their FB page. The people in the store sometimes will give you a discount on the advertised price and sometimes will negotiate. They also have a location on W 38th and one on the East side but I haven't been to the Eastside location. I love their deals and while you can return defective products, you'll get in store credit and not a cash refund so that's something to keep in mind.

We came here in a whim and it was a fun find! There is so much to look at: couches, dining tables,…read moretoys, workout equipment, & more. Everyone was friendly especially Angie who helped me at check out. I got this gold mirror! Brand new. Definitely recommend to anyone who is in need of shopping for furniture for their home. Please be mindful that some items are priced but they can price check for you.

This cute shop is full of farmhouse, primitives, rustic, shabby-chic, and cottage decor items…read morewith vintage jewelry and clothing. If your home is decorated in one of these styles, stop in. I enjoy browsing Outta the Shed in Plainfied because the staff is so friendly, and the items are clean, quality pieces, and booths are restocked often. The shop smells amazing from the moment you walk in. All types of candles and melts are to the left as you enter and throughout the shop. This trip, I was looking for a few new pieces to refresh my home after removing my Christmas decoration and taking back to storage. My home always feels bare and not as cozy after removing the Christmas decor. My main reason for running around in this bitter cold is to add more greenery, maybe some new artwork (looking for botanicals), and maybe some new throw pillows for additional accent colors. The prices are reasonable, so I can afford to replace smaller accent items when I tire of them. I only picked up two new candles and 3 packages of candle melts today, but I took pictures of several items I could use. The items change often, so I need to pop back in soon after they restock with new items. Affordable, unique pieces, collectibles, antiques, linens, cookware, purses, hats, with a dedicated area for current and vintage jewelry and clothing with numerous jeans, and a variety of boots and shoes. If your home is decorated in one of the above-mentioned styles, stop in the shop.

Friendly service. I found a nice pair of dress pants for only $5. Whatever scented the air smelled…read morereally good! It would be nice if there was a dressing room. I tried things on in the restroom, however, there aren't any hooks for hanging items and it was very awkward. Over by the clothing it would be nice if there were a full body length mirror instead of the angled mirrors that make it difficult to visualize fully....