This used to be one of my favorite places to go- but I was surprised and disappointed by the empty…read moreshelves and the lack of personality with the staff. Not sure if one staff was having a mask issue or seriously rolled her eyes- but either way- I was not impressed. This used to be overstock items- great finds- you never know what might be there- now the shelves are a tagged for reorder items, and that really changes the feel of the store. There is a lot of open shelving. Watch the prices because not everything is a good deal. Actually there are a lot items that are overpriced. They actually charge more when the company includes a sample of their product or 15% more- Biglots monopolizes on other company marketing strategies. Sad.

I purchased a couple of summer yard items that were on shelves with signs that said summer…read moreclearance 75% off. got home and noticed I hadn't gotten the discount so I called the store. I was told not all summer stuff was on clearance. I would not have purchased the 2 summer items had I known this! Not very happy as I live 30 minutes from the store. Buyer beware!

Saw a video about this place and had to see it for myself! As a recovering Goodwill Bins fan and…read moregrowing up going to Ropa and other thrift and sift spots, I was intrigued. This is a chain that buys customer returns and end-of-season items and sells them at a discount. Think Amazon returns, overstock or out of season Target items, etc. Then, everything is dumped into bins for folks to look through: it's not even sorted into "soft" and "hard" like at the Goodwill bins. But the perk is, everything is new with tags / barely used! The pricing is unique - it goes: $10 Fridays $7 Saturdays $5 Sundays $3 Mondays $2 Tuesdays $1 Wednesdays 25c Thursdays We came on a Sunday and found a few items: an electric beard trimmer, a plant pot, an outdoor rug, Duke Cannon soap. However, I would say if I were to come back, I'd probably come on either $10 Friday hoping for a bigger ticket item, or on Tuesday/Wednesday because most stuff just wasn't worth $5. Lots of plastic items, cheap items and felt too small/cheap for $5. There were lots of clothes, but they were mixed in with the hard goods so hard to go through, and most were Target or Amazon brands so didn't see much value in going through them on $5 day - for me at least. If you're looking for kids toys and stuff, household decor and trinkets, acrylic organizers, and gifts - this is a great place to stock up on the cheaper days! Super interesting to look through. I don't think I'll be back anytime soon, but very interesting!

The former Toys R Us store has reopened as a Where Ya Bin location. This business buys truckloads…read moreof customer returns and overstocks and liquidates them in their stores. The item price descends throughout the week starting at $10 on Fridays all the way down to $0.25 on Thursdays...! I drive by Where Ya Bin on my way to work and on Fridays there is almost always a line of people out there at 615 AM waiting to get in... The store doesn't open until 1000 AM. I'm guessing it's mostly resellers hoping to buy expensive items for $10 and flip them online... I've been once and it's very similar to The Looney Bin store...who coincidentally happens to be across the parking lot from Where Ya Bin. Not exactly a classy move with The Looney Bin being a much smaller operation, but the space was open so I guess it is what it is... smh We popped in on a Sunday (an $8 day) and spent some time looking through bins. My girlfriend picked up a few hair products and a couple of other things. I didn't find anything, but that's how this kind of shopping goes. It's kind of like thrifting or antiquing. That's why it's called hunting and not buying I guess. If you like the whole dig bin style of shopping you'll probably enjoy this place. It's a pretty huge location... Probably the biggest bin store in the state of Iowa at this point in time.

Shortcutting across Ankeny's mid-section, we spotted Crazy Deals of Iowa within an industrial park…read moreand stopped in. Glad that we did, as we found some good options at quality prices. Plenty of parking in front. Brandon, their owner and operator, grabs major stores surplus items, and then resells them at a good price. A lot of quality items throughout the shop. I was able to secure an Iowa State hoodie at a terrific price. Glad that we now know about it and also follow his website and Facebook page to be aware of items as they arrive.

From the owner: We opened our small business to help struggling individuals and families get new clothing and daily…read moreessentials at discounted prices. Times are tough for many and we want to do our part in helping the community. Come see us for some Crazy Deals.

Fantastic pet shop in Jordan Creek Mall with plenty of treats, toys, costumes, collars/leashes, and…read morecustom tags for your furry family members. The staff is super friendly and beyond helpful every time we have come in. Our pup loves the frosted cookies and doggy peanut butter cups, as soon as he sees the bag he immediately comes running for his treat! This will be a usual place we will come back to, to get some more amazing treats and wonderful staff!!

This place is great. It's a kiosk in Jordan Creek a day they sell baked treats for dogs, signs to…read morehang up, key chains, magnets, dog costumes and clothing, toys, you name it. They also sell toys for cats too!! I've been regularly coming here to purchase dog - related things, but finally came around to writing a review for it. We got the yappy meal yesterday (dogs version of a happy meal! How cute!), which came with a mini cheeseburger, a side of fries, and a toy! We also bought a peanut butter cookie bone for our pup for dessert ;) apparently they also have a" chicken nuggets" option where you get "chicken nuggets" instead of the "cheeseburger"!! My puggle loved the cheeseburger, toy, and peanut butter cookie, not so much the fries! He did at first til he had the burger :P anyway highly recommend! Next time I think ill just order the burger separately!

So fun to just browse the shelves and impulse purchase fresh breads and cakes. The woman at the…read morecounter was so friendly and was treating each customer like a true friend. The shop is tucked away but there is plenty of free parking in the lot, so there is no excuse to not visit.

This is such a neat little market! It's definitely very European, as most of the food they sell is…read morelabeled in one of the many Slavic languages. They have such an interesting variety of food, and, as someone who is nowhere near being Eastern European, I thought it was super cool to see all of these foods I had never tried. If you love chocolate like I do, come to this store because they have a fine selection of European chocolates for great prices. Kinder bueno, anyone? If you haven't tried it, you're missing out, just saying. I would also recommend their tea selection, which is also extensive and cheap. They have everything you'd expect in a specialty grocery store, from spices to meats, from canned foods to sweets/snacks that you definitely wouldn't be able to find at any American grocery store. It truly is an excellent selection. Whether or not you are familiar with the foods, I highly recommend checking this place out. Seriously, the chocolate selection alone will knock your socks off.

One of my four go to antique/thrift/consignment shops. I consider my go tos to be above and beyond…read morewhat most people think about when they hear thrifting. This is not a Goodwill, Salvation Army, or DAV. Quality items and can't miss stops on your thrifting rounds. Make sure you check this place out!

On the east side of town is this shop. I happen upon it one Friday afternoon when I was wondering…read morearound downtown. I was really excited to see a thrift shop, as I really do love thrift shops. HCI Giving Tree is not your typical thrift store. It is a small clean store, with really nice products. This isn't really the stuff I am looking for when I go thrifting, however all proceeds from store sales support hospice services provided to patients and families served by HCI Hospice Care Services. I did end up purchasing something small to help support the cause. However I don't know if I would regularly return for big deals. I hope they continue to do what they are doing for the cause they are doing it for. Very cool.

Price Chopper is a great place to shop and plus they got a salad bar. Original prices.read more

Don't get the cold deli fish - it's just breaded jerky. It's been like this the last 2 times I've…read moregotten it after the deli closes. I got some overpriced hot dogs that had a green tint to them as well. The package wasn't punctured til I opened it either. My photos won't upload but the fish is like a crunchy fruit roll up

Nice store and clothing overall yes; but, stop pushing ur store card on customers that tell u no !read more

Through the years, I have purchased many items from Kohl's, and not once have I been disappointed…read more I know.....their marketing strategy is geared toward making people believe that everything they buy is a very good deal. But, in fact, they usually are!! I honestly believe that Kohl's offers everyone an outstanding value on almost all of the products they sell. Their prices on goods are both reasonable and fair, and offer solid value for price paid. All of their stores are exceptionally clean, well stocked and the merchandise is attractively displayed. And Kohl's does an excellent job of hiring. Their employees are courteous, professional, well informed , helpful and friendly! What's not to like about Kohl's? I will continue to shop at Kohl's well into the foreseeable future!

Incredible selection, funky finds for sure! The service and authenticity of their products was…read morebeyond expectations. Thrilled with what I got and always happy to go back and find more.

Everyone working here was in a bad mood…read more Also, thanks for grabbing my items and placing them behind the counter! I appreciate that you think I look like a thief.