I sometimes shop at the Big Lots store in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania (off Simpson Ferry). I recall…read moresome generalized rudeness of one of the managers, a large gruff man. I remember buying some cat food and when I got to the register, he was standing near the cashier, who was trying to do her job. He piped up, loudly stating, "I don't know why people always come here to try to find a deal on cat food when they'd be better off going someplace like Tractor Supply!!" What? Who cares if one buys cat food or anything else at Big Lots. I found his demeanor not only rude but threatening and stupid. Honestly, that was one of the most ignorant statements that I've ever heard. I'm not sorry that Big Lots are closing stores. Goodbye and good riddance! (maybe I'll take my business to Tractor Supply).

If you ignore the service of their personnel, it's a great place to find bargains. Why pay full…read moreprice for everyday things like shampoo, toothpaste, cleaning supplies, canned foods, snack foods, etc. It's also a great place to look for bargains on items like toys, towels, kitchen supplies, decorative things, and so on. However, you're best experience will happen when you know the cost of the items you're looking to purchase. Sometimes there's a huge price break and sometimes there's barely a savings (if any at all). If you know what is and is not good quality you're going to be in good shape. They have furniture but most of it is pretty inexpensive and the quality varies greatly. They recently have tried selling higher end items, but I don't know if that is really meeting the needs of their typical customer. I go there for office type supplies (tape, glue, pens, binders, paper, paper clips), bathroom items (shampoo, soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, cotton balls), snack foods (chips, candy, crackers, cookies), seasonal items (lights, decorations, ornaments, party favors), and all types of other things. I like the fact that I can pick up DVDs for about $3. Granted, they're usually older but I can find great kid videos on the cheap and the kids don't care how old they are - as long as they're interesting. I've found some great bargains in the kitchen area - my favorite cereal bowls, my favorite coffee cup, and an excellent cutting board all come from Big Lots. I found amazing Revlon make-up products. I have found three lipsticks packaged together for less than the price of one in the regular stores. My linen closet has several tubes of Tom's all natural toothpaste that were less than $2 each. Just keep in mind that their inventory is constantly changing. And, you often have to look to find the high end items at a really good price. If you see something you like, take it home because it might not be there the next time. My only complaint . . . Big Lots is starting to suffer from what I call the "Pier I Syndrome". That's where a store starts as a lesser known place to find interesting and unique things at great prices. Then, it starts becoming popular and they start advertising, upgrading, and rasising prices so it's more like a good deal instead of a huge bargain. They now have a lot of their own "Big Lots" brand merchandise. They are usually a better price than what you'd pay for a name brand in another store. However, the best deals at Big Lots still seem to be the national brands at discounted prices.

I'm a routine game-shop visitor, and I was excited when I moved to a place that had a shop this…read moresize! The store is always well stocked with decently priced product, and has a vending machine + snacks avaliable. The staff are fine, but my main issue this place comes more from the regular customers and lack of regulations or expectations around behavior in the store. I've been to several prereleases here and I dont think I'll be back after multiple times men (sometimes with their kids present) Kept making sexist or straight up comments on my body or being female in a gamimg space. There is also a HEAVY issue with body odor here. This is not entirely the staffs fault, but I couldnt find staff members available to talk with about this issue, and was waved away when I did find one due to them being overwhelmed. Increasing staff numbers especially during high demand events would fix this. This is a great store, but I fear it is suffering from success in the numbers.

A one stop shop for all your D&D, Warhammer, Magic, and board game supplies. They have an…read moreimpressive amount of dice, miniatures, cards, and family friendly board games if you're just browsing. You can enter on the left side which is the retail store and if you go to the right by the cashiers they have a whole area set up for games with snacks and drinks. We picked up some D&D Supplies and my husband reminisced about his Magic days with the cashier. Both men at the registers were very nice and asked what games we were into and made recommendations on other mech we might like. Their selection is pretty vast and seems on par price wise with other stores in the area and online. They also had an area you could play test games and we saw people and families of all ages enjoying shopping and testing the games on display. The new store on Wesley Drive is HUGE. It might be a little hard to find but its located on the right corner of the plaza with the Peppermill restaurant, to the side/back of McDonalds. Parking can get a bit nutty and limited on weekends so just keep that in mind.

The name of the store is deceiving. Little Black Dress. I came shopping for a little black dress…read moreand I only found one black dress out of a limited amount of clothes available. The dress cost about $250. See how the name can be deceiving?

This is a beautiful shop! Clean, modern decor. Neat dressing rooms. Natural materials and…read moreenvironmentally conscious clothing. Modern lines in store interior design and merchandise. Great salespeople--helpful, honest, professional. I am so impressed with this boutique! The sales are fantastic. I look forward to returning for an LBD or something like it for a future military function. Can hardly wait for your Fall line.

I LOVE five below so bad & lowkey this is where i get a bunch of my ho3 clothes…read more They've got such cute stuff & decorations & usually phone cases too. The employees are always polite & the store is pretty clean. Unsure if there is a public bathroom, I didn't notice one. They have a good amount of pet supplies like beds, water bottles & litter box deodorizer. Pretty affordable as well! My white outfit was $14.

If you don't wanna work here, quit your damn job and go somewhere else. Why is it when there are…read moreliterally 12 people in line there is only one register open? The girl who was stocking the cooler didn't happen to notice all the people in line and then the other cashier has to request her to come to the front? And then when she gets there, she's on her phone too busy to take the next customer in line. What a little b!tch!!! Aaron rhymes with Karen and I'm going to need to speak to a manager. This place sucks.

Service - excellent Location- excellent…read moreInventory - excellent Membership - terrible I work in foodservice as a cook. The places I work at buy from the restaurant store and are members. When you go there you can't put it on an account you have to pay. Now, you need to have a yearly membership card Instead of telling them where you work to receive the discount. The more that is bought the better the reward program, so most companies want you spending money because it helps them, the employee gets a perk, doesn't harm anyone ( you're paying). Today bill was $75. If I was a member it would have been $50. That's a big difference. When you go there the pricing advertised in 150 font is the member price and the 16 font price is nonmember. I looked over what I was purchasing and put back a majority of it because I know that Amazon has it. This is a losing situation for the company I work for, and for themselves. I want to support local business, please don't have policy that prevent that. I always loved coming there, but can't afford nonmember pricing or yearly member dues, when I can get from Amazon.

Even though I no longer cook professionally I can seriously say I can always find the things I need…read morefor cooking at home! They are well stocked on the cooking tools and essentials! Plenty of choices for spices you don't need to buy an over abundance of an item they do sell smaller packages! If your looking for high grade appliances they do have restaurant grade here! Staff are always friendly, welcoming and product knowledgeable!

Great prices and very wide variety of products from baked goods, candy, canned goods.read more

Good prices. Nice selection of merchandise. Odd hours. There seems to be a staffing issue.read more

I absolutely love coming to this dollar tree! I come here…read morepretty often! I usually check the beauty section first, and I can find things I saw on tiktok usually within a week of seeing it online. The store is very clean & organized & the employees are nice. I've had conversations with a few of them here! I ended up buying the monstera towel & dish drying mat today, along with a few other products. It is always nice to stop in & see what new products they have.

I don't usually shop at this Dollar Tree; nevertheless, the location was convenient as I was going…read morehome. I stopped in to get distilled water for my houseplants. One thing new I never noticed: Dollar Tree sells floral supplies like river rocks, floral foam, glass vases in many sizes, and, of course, latex balloons. Valentine's Day is not for three weeks, but the store is ready with the balloons . The staff here are always friendly and helpful.

I met the ReStore area manager today. She thanked me for shopping at ReStore and showed me a sign…read moreshowing the impact of every dollar spent at ReStore and donations made to ReStore: to build 34 new homes 11 home rehabs 247 critical Home repairs

I found door trim!! Really inexpensive! I'm so happy. Staff was nice. Pleasant atmosphereread more

I've read the not-so-pleasant comments about the owner of this consignment shop…read more Today, I observed a person with a consignment -the owner was not very pleasant because the customer didn't have their consignment paperwork. Second: I asked for the sticker price tag that was on the crystal vase, she said she already threw it away. I just wanted to write about additional discount on the crystal vase because of the length of time in the consignment. The longer items are at the shop they get discounted before being returned to the customer if not sold Third: I purchased a crystal vase, but the owner put it in a plastic bag. Fourth: I handed the owner my card to pay, and when she gave it back to me, she laid it on the counter instead of putting my card in my hand. There is excellent eco-friendly sustainable value in consignment shopping but today not an outstanding customer service day at Pass It On Consignment Store.

The selection of furniture, lighting, and decorative accessories is often exceptional, with fair…read morepricing and researched descriptions of the finer pieces and the period (antique, mid century, modern). I have shopped there many times over a period of years. The owner consistently treats me in a way that suggests my business is not valued or needed. After my experience there this afternoon, I will never walk in that store again. Consignees, sorry, the purchase of your items has been lost. Take them elsewhere. ​​​​​​