Wow they have every thing you need for cheap prices. Every day is a different price . $12 to $1…read morefrom Friday to Thursday

I ordered online , the item was messed up I believe in delivery .. the customer service reps were…read morethe best I have ever dealt with . They set up return and credit with no hassle or delay the store in Clewiston 33440 was very helpful and friendly when processing my return. I would recommend tractor supply to others.

Whenever I am in that area I always stop by to pick up for my animals the feeds and sweets and…read moretreats. They always have in-stock all animal feeds. So happy I don't have to worry about any animal need just go and the staff always willing to help. A+

I left my clemeentines and tomatoes. Called Walmart delivery and they said the store would take…read morecare of it but they didn't. But I am a Walmart girl. They are the store of the people.

I just want to say. I went to this location on July 1rst and I was paying with a digital card. I…read morewent to pay out and I messed up something so the very sweet lady whose name was Brenda came over and helped me, she was the only person helping with self check out and it was pretty bust but she was so patient and very helpful. She deserves a raise , I'm just putting that out there. Thank you Brenda for your help and kindness.

Store was cluttered with all kinds of items but it's not organized. It's not a good shopping…read moreexperience when things are so tight together. Staff was friendly.

The service at Family Dollar is definitely top notch. However, the store is always cluttered with…read moreinventory. Customers are constantly having to walk around boxes and racks.

I was going to Publix that I normally don't go to. Then I saw this Store. It is a discount…read moreliquidation store so you will find open packages and some that are crushed etc. I spent almost $60 and I felt as if I got a good deal. I'm big on shopping with big discounts so I know the difference. Yes this is definitely worth going to if you want to save money.

Amazing service & quality! I would recommend this place for anyone looking for home decor/furniture!read more

We're on a road trip, and needed some basic groceries. We dropped into the Save A Lot, and found a…read moreclean and well-stocked store with good prices. We picked up some salad, fruits, bread, packaged meat, and some Mexican sweet breads (yummy!) The check-out cashier was efficient. Free parking.

Save-A-Lot is a chain of discount grocery stores headquartered in Missouri. It was founded in 1977…read moreby Bill Moran to provide another option besides larger supermarkets. Stores carry most traditional grocery store products, such as fresh, canned and frozen produce, meat, cereal, household items, and pantry staples. Save-A-Lot stores sell both national brands and private label brands at a discount. There are 1,300 stores across 36 states and they offer up to a 40 percent discount on groceries. I have been to a Save-A-Lot in Broward County and while prices were discounted I was put off by the cleanliness of the store. Not so here. Everything was sparkling. I was actually here twice. The first time I just walked in and on the second visit they were limiting people in the store and I had to wait as people left but it was only 5 minutes. I am always looking to save money on food. Especially now when I am cooking so much and I lost one of my jobs. Save-A-Lot can really help you stretch your grocery budget especially if you are not picky about brands. The produce and meat section looked great. If I lived closer I would make this my first stop when I needed food.

This store is a bit overwhelming…read more Going, Going, Gone is the outlet/clearance center for Dick's Sporting Goods. This one has rows and rows of clothes, shoes and accessories. Went with our friends after a nice Sunday brunch. It was sort of organized, in sections, but not exactly. Socks were in multiple places and the shoe section had shoes in the wrong box or just one shoe not a pair. I wanted to find a pair of HOKAs, which I did. I also got a cute pair of flamingo socks for my dad and another pair of SmartWool hiking socks that were marked $22 but rang up at $6. Nice! Definitely ask for the prices at check out. They had discounts on top of discounts, so a few of the SPF shirts that we bought were heavily discounted and a few we left at the store. Still, Going, Going, Gone is a nice place to hunt for a bargain in South Florida.

This Dick's outlet store can be helpful if you happen to find a deal on sneakers or gym shorts. It…read morejust has to be ones you're interested in purchasing and in the correct size. If you're looking for a sale, you can find one here, so long as it's something you're looking for. I have gone there to browse a couple of times now, and I may pick up a pair of shorts. What I really went to look for were sneakers, but they usually didn't have the brand I was seeking, let alone the size.

I think this is in a former KMart building. I only looked at the food section and is this where…read moremerchandise formerly sold at Big Lots sent. I found a few items that our family could use. My husband found greeting cards at a good price.

Ollie's is a chain of discount stores. The first store was founded on July 29, 1982 in…read moreMechanicsburg, Pennsylvania by Mark Butler, Mort Bernstein, Harry Coverman, and Oliver "Ollie" Rosenburg. You will see Ollie's bucktooth grin along with funny sayings all over the store. In 1994 the company started their loyalty program called Ollie's Army which you can sign up for on their website. For every $1 you spend, you get one point. Points move you up the rank and earn you discount coupons off your purchase. According to the company, Ollie's Army get you "good stuff...even cheaper". Currently there are 408 stores in 28 states, several of which are in Florida. Ollie's purchases company liquidations, overstocks, and older items that haven't sold, and resells them in their stores for a discount. You can expect to see name brand items. Ollie's sells a little of everything, cleaning supplies, garden items, books, toys, food, health and beauty, automotive, holiday decorations, home improvements, electronics, flooring, housewares, and so much more. I had previously shopped in the West Palm Beach and Delray stores and they were great for stocking up on hurricane supplies. Ollie's always has a ton of inexpensive K-cups and cheap and unusual snacks. I usually grab some candy as incentives for the kids at school. On this trip I found the snack size bags I use to pack portion controlled snacks for my school lunches. This is the kind of store where you come in for one thing and pretty soon you have a cart full of stuff. Check back often because the merchandise changes frequently and you will always find something new.

Avoid this place! I came here a few times. Same story!…read more Hey.... if you want to pay the same price or more for the same products that you can get at the retailer or Amazon...then by all means, shop here. Hey...If you like the idea of purchasing food that has been opened and tried by someone else, or products used heavily by someone else, then you should shop here. Most of what is here is junk that people sent or brought back because either they didn't work as expected or they were just junk. Save your money. Go elsewhere.

Awesome deals, staff is bilingual. I find so many incredibel things here, but yu have to be patient…read morebecause items are in boxes and you can scan some with your phones Amazon app but not all, they have a table to open the boxes for you and tell you wahts inside and if they are electrics they will let you plug and verify they work. Staff is super helpful. You will find things you may never know you needed. Its a great concept. you will find great affordable values as everyday its a different price no matter the item.

They are auctioning some of their items and charge a 17% fee, hard to find any mention of fee until…read moreyou are billed. Our items were described as "open box, not tested" other items said "new, other" also said "cordless". When we received the item it was corded, not cordless and there was red stickers on each item that clearly said "Defective" which was conveniently left off listing photos. Seems pretty misleading, won't buy anything from auction again.

OTG recently relocated to a new warehouse just a few signal lights north of where they were…read morepreviously established. The new location appears to have more storage for incoming stock, while the sales floor seems to be about the same amount of display space. The layout is more organized, and they have some new display racks and cases. It is a lot easier to look through the clothing and find specific sizes. Cosmetics, toiletries, household items, and cleansers are much more organized on the shelves. On the flip side, I think regular patrons were really hoping for air conditioning. It is highly recommended you go before noon and take a drink with you as it warms up quickly. They do have some fans to move the air, but it's just not enough in the afternoons to keep shoppers comfortable. They still have some great deals, but as other shoppers have mentioned, prices are higher than we were accustomed to. Where we often found adult clothing starting at $3, $5, & $7 with bo/go on $7 and up, now most clothing starts at $15, $20, & up. They also used to offer bo/go on purses, which I haven't seen yet, but maybe I missed it, or they haven't run that special yet. They have a tv screen mounted in a central location that displays any special deals they are running, so check that first before you start shopping. Most cosmetics are $1.50 each, purses $14.99 & up, and jewelry is still buy one for $5 get one free (or 2/$5). They have a lot of baby items, children's clothing, children's toys, housewares, small electronics/appliances, linens, furniture, rugs, shoes, and pet supplies. There is plenty of parking, food truck on site most days, and someone who sells frozen treats outside the warehouse. In order to use a credit card for your purchases, you must have at least $10 in merchandise, so be prepared with cash if spending less than $10. They also award you with $10 in OTG "cash" for every $50 you spend. You can come back the following week and redeem the $10 rewards on Wed or Thurs towards your purchase. Others have mentioned that the management and staff have displayed rude behavior, but I have not experienced that. Workers on the floor have been helpful about obtaining prices if an item is unmarked, helped locate specific items to see if they have it, and the cashiers have been friendly and personable. I had an item I bought that didn't work once I got it home, and I had no trouble returning and exchanging it. The only criticisms I have is that it is difficult to get through with a shopping cart, more big fans might help circulate the air, and they may want to relocate the nail polish bottles over by the jewelry. I have found when checking out, folks park their carts in front of the nail polish display and until they are done, it kind of holds up the rest of the folks who are ready to check out. It would be nice to see clothing prices lowered. They are not as deeply discounted as they were before the move and are more comparable to retail prices creating less of a draw to come shop for clothing. I enjoy stopping into OTG to shop around and will continue to shop here. Always look forward to seeing what's new on the floor and finding some good buys.