Well I have been visiting the Sawmill Rd location for numerous years and have done so with out any…read moreproblem until today. I have not been in a while and a friend and I went today on a whim. While shopping we had found these soft sided cases that had no tags or pricing stickers on them but they were thrown in one of the 6or8 bins in the clearance section with only one sign seen on the entire multi-bin display saying $1. We get to the register explained they were in a bin in the clearance and no stickers etc. the manager Mike , maybe new ive never seen him, happens to walk by as the cashier is explaining that she sees them in her book and they are 3.99. The manager says yeah they are 3.99 I'll go take a picture. I said no need it's fine we aren't getting them we were only getting them because they were a dollar. He comes back a few minutes later shoving his phone in my face saying see they are 3.99 there is the sign (buried in the bottom of the crate where you cannot see it) I said maybe you should mark the individual product so people know the price considering they are in the clearance section under the $1 sign its confusing. He had the audacity to say 'Well it's not my job. Apparently you don't have a job!' seriously I didn't spend over a hundred dollars in there to be insulted by the slob of a manager. Mike is a real Richard!!!

I like this location and I find that the items available are useful. I needed home items and found…read morea cookware set, towels, organizing bins, laundry detergent, etc. It's super easy to drive to, being just off of the Sawmill Rd. exit on Hwy 270. The parking lot is huge and it is nicely sandwiched between Big Lots and Goodwill.

I came to Ross to do some holiday shopping and it was easy breezy. The store had stuff everywhere,…read morebut there were staff members working to re-stock and keep things orderly.

As always some sort of issue from there extremely rude and inconsiderate staff with just about…read moreevery visit....that is just not normal out of one particular establishment. As you can see by the picture they close at 11:00pm, it's only 10:40 and the cowboy looking staff members is locking the door right in my face telling me I'm not allowed to enter as he could clearly see I have a bag in my hand that I am trying to return. So therefore, I am forced to come back another day. No one has time for this sort of behavior nor should this be allowed. This is not the first negative review for this company and I'm sure it's probably not going to be the last. I even did a follow up call the next day with corporate and they seem to care less. This is nothing but disgraceful that the customers are treated with such little respect.

This Big Lots iteration is definitely bigger than there previous location across the street, and,…read moredang, it looks brand new (but that's not the case as Bethany's review is six years ago). This location has everything the Pickerington Big Lots has , but more quantity, and this store has even more items to sell as this store is much bigger. Products are displayed nice and orderly, not strewn all offer like a treasure hunt. Came across the manager gentleman, and he directed me to their kitchen ware. I needed another pan, and the selection here was pretty fantastic compared. I thought the keen organization, plenty of aisle space and the huge parking lot were all bonuses. I'll definitely go a few miles north to this Big Lots for all my future needs.

Clean clean clean. Very clean. Just ran in to get something to drink and found Lysol also.read more

First off, I am ecstatic that they took over an already vacant building!!! They're in the old…read moreOdd/Big Lots building on 256. I didn't have any expectations coming here, so I was extremely pleasantly surprised by their offerings. If forced, I would say that this place was a hybrid of Big Lots & Anderson's. They offer outdoor/patio seating and decor including fire pits, snacks, organization, and a very wide selection of alcohol. They even had higher end things such as electronics and travel items such as Tumi and Osprey. I would definitely come back and see what the store continues to carry; an employee stated they receive shipments every 3 or 4 days and everything is new. She was also very kind and individually wrapped our glass bottle (girls night anyone?).

Decent place with a variety of merchandise. Value for the money is up for debate. Name brands at…read morediscount prices are a plus. But you do need to watch for the quality of the items.

Been going here for years, I moved away and still make my way here.. love this store. You had to…read moretrust the process & they delivered

Been by here a few times, and was not at all interested in going in. But, Sweetie had me looking…read morefor some trinkets, and I read Bryant's review, and figured it was worth a shot. It's huge, and there are affiliated stores on either side, so you could spend a lot of time here. This part is like a dollar store times 10. Big, with all sorts of cheap stuff. Want a coffeepot? What color? How shiny? A microwave? RC toys? Squirt guns sized for toddlers? (I was tempted, then pictured Baby K chasing the cats around.) Dried peppers? Got 'em. Dried seaweed? A cookpot big enough to feed a family of 10? Yep. Hey, you know those plastic trays you get raw veggies for parties in at Kroger? Yeah, they have them, in all shapes and sizes. For $1. Most things are a dollar, though some are more, even closer to average prices. But you will find great deals in general. Not as much penny candy as I hope for at discount stores, or as much food in general, but a ton of household items, clothes, etc. I ended up with a box of chocolate-topped butter cookies, the ones you pay $3-4 for at a grocery store. They were $1. We'll see if they're any good, but frankly, I am already happy. Service was good. The aisles were a little chaotic but not crazy. The lot... Well, someone dinged my car door literally right in front of me. But it's an old car, already a little beat up, and she was a granny using a cane, so I didn't say anything. Might not want to park your nice car up close. But come here anyway, stock up, and leave with a lot of money still in your pocket.

This location is my favorite moved from up north to the east side I had to make the trip to pick up…read moresome weights. Easton Five Below staff is always friendly and happy to help I don't like the Five Below out east the self check out the worker checks you out like they don't trust their customers. And they never have what I came for.

So I started this visit out with a return. I had bought a pair of joggers and they just didn't…read morefit. Even though they were only $5, it was worth it to take back to the store - and buy some other stuff! The return process was super quick and simple as the clerk knew what he was doing. So with empty arms I went to check my usual sections - clothes first. Work out clothes or t's or sweats. Today's find was a very colorful simple pair of spandex-like shorts. I had recently bought a plain colored pair and found they fit well. So another pair was worth $5. There were some other cute things I could have used but not in my size. So on to the incense. Their stock of incense was still pretty slim. And they had raised their prices almost double since I was last there. ($2 before and $3.25 now. we're talking within 3 weeks here) So no sale for me thank you very little. On to the books. I didn't spend a whole lot time as I know I don't really read hard cover books and I never seem to use the journal or writing prompts. However, there was a nice bound plain lined paper volume that I could not NOT buy. I have enjoyed several like this for special projects (i.e. yoga teacher training or mastermind series) and I didn't have a blank one on hand. So now I do. $5. Last stop - flavored sunflower seeds. Dollar Tree ($1.25 tree) nevers seem to have the flavored sunflower seeds in stock - except the ranch which is way too salty. So I splurged and got the jalepeno and ranch flavored bags. $2 each. So with those finds in hand, I headed to the register. You ring yourself up which is nice and quick. I learned the first time there that the scanner sensors are super sensitive so I carefully swiped each tag and moved into the bag (to avoid ringing things up more than once). I'm a hard copy receipt person so I got to choose to print one out. Grabbed the receipt and was on my way. I'll probably be back the next time I have something specific I need that they carry. And I know I'll find new products to pick from at that time. Always new inventory but also the basic staples for tech and sporting goods. And almost always a good deal.

My first time ever at a Gabe's was today at this location. :)…read more My friend shops here a lot and curiosity got the better of me.....and I was NOT disappointed. Good prices, store is super vibrant and it really just made me happy being in there!

Saw it from outside .. it was cold so went in .. surprised to see the collection. Prices are ok and…read morestaff interaction is minimal. Saw some interesting thins inside ..

Burlington is becoming my boyfriend's go-to place since I introduced him to it a couple years ago…read more Since everything is bought from other stores, it feels more sustainable yet it's all new items. Kind of like shopping from the clearance rack. Prices are comparable to thrift stores. We love seeing what unexpected bargain we'll find here. Be aware that the back fitting room is closed so you have to go to the front by the bathroom. Staff was mostly nice. Check out was very fast. Store was clean with nothing on the floor and it was pretty well organized.

No complaint about this location, usually always clean and full stocked. The customer service is…read moreusually awesome! They are now giving the Sawmill location a run for it's more for being my favorite Burlington in Central Ohio.