WOW ..THIS IS A DOLLAR TREE ... (the bottom of the…read more old LitBrothers Dept store) that goes way back.... This store is huge...and has much of a selection...of many, many items. From stationery. party paper goods. And decorations...this store also had aisles of kitchen gadgets. puppy and kitty food and supplies, bathroom needs and food and drinks, any and all cleaning products. Well known brands too. Its a step above the rest.. Fully stocked ... I must add...and well maintained. And every single item was $1.00... I can not tell how many other "DOLLAR stores.. Family, General or Value. have items are marked up to $2 , $3 maybe even $5. .. .not that a few extra dollars are much...but is it really worth the extra $$$... Plus it's states" DOLLAR" STORE... Staff here is kind and courtesy. Checking out was efficient and pleasant - he definitely didn't mind being there.... Been to a few others and none of them had the selection of items you will find here......it seems to be a step above.... Manager and employees work together it shows....

Love the workers and best inventory, well was better before but still in comparison to any other $…read morestores they rank the best in my opinion. Also there hours are awesome. I tell everyone to go there.

Visited: Monday - January 6, 2014 - 11:00 AM…read more Are you looking for "stuff"? Inexpensive stuff? Not necessarily poorly made stuff. You know...stuff? Well, perhaps this is the store. The store is packed with furniture, dry foods, kitchen and bathroom accessories, towels, linens, and wall art. I've purchased kitchen towels, bedroom sheets at reasonable costs. Believe it or not, my favorite purchases are coffee. Yes, coffee. The employees were busily taking inventory and replacing holiday products with traditional fare. Although they were consumed with their tasks, they cheerily provided room for me to peruse the coffee assortments. I chose a German ground coffee called Dallmayr Prodomo. I never heard of this brand but for $9.99 at 17.6 oz (500 mg), I was willing to try it. Several web users rate this brand 5 of 5 stars. I also chose ground Pumpkin Latte by the Grande Kaffe Collection of stateside Millville NJ. I've enjoyed this brew several times and at $5.00 for 16 oz, it's hard to ignore. Lastly, I purchased a 4 pack of kitchen towels for $5.99. Now that I bought some new stuff, fortunately I have a house for my new stuff. As the comedy legend George Carlin stated, and I'm paraphrasing, "you need a place for your stuff and that's why houses were created".

Fully staffed but not one helping anyone or even making eye contact. Someone had to come up to desk…read moreand ask to have a spill in entrance area cleaned up. Oddly cold attitudes all around. Not just me! Really poor attitude including workers who tried to figure out an unmarked sheet set. Finally did so and then left me standing at counter. Will return sheet sets and deal with Amazon.

Really great hobby shop for all things trains. My father recently got my girls a Lionel train set…read morefor Christmas so we stopped in here to see what other options were available to add to our new set. They have an amazing selection of trains, including all different gauges, also miniature buildings, animals, people and everything else for your trains set. We didn't have an opportunity to stay too long so I'll be back to take a more in depth look in the near future. The staff are very helpful and super knowledgeable so come with questions and leave with answers. They also have a display with several trains set up with buttons for people to try to see what lights up or makes sound. The trains were not moving while we were there and they were kind of busy in the lead up to Christmas so we didn't ask to have them running, but I'm sure they would have turned them on if we had asked.

A brick and mortar store that you hope will never shut its doors. They sell many unique toys,…read moremodels, and trains, perfect for 5-12 year old birthdays or arrested 40 somethings. They recently cleaned up a little so it's less overwhelming and looks more like a store than a hoarder's wet dream. The employees are lovely on the first floor. They are sometimes just as lovely on the second floor. It's a destination worthy place and they need to sell t-shirts.

I find this CVS location to be chaotic and overly busy. The…read morepharmacy is so busy that you should just pick a different one. Front is usually understaffed and the register line is mostly long.

Absolutely disgusting place. Carpet hasn't been vacuumed in a very long time. Product stored on the…read morefloor. Counter where your prescriptions are being filled dirty and has exposed permeable surfaces. There's an inch of dust on the tops of the pharmacy shelves. Have you seen the dirt and grime on the drive-thru window?

Lunch meat counter is horrible except for like two of the workers. They have like 4 to 5 people…read moreworking and they are very slow. They also do not listen good. You tell them you want it cut thin and it's thick. You tell them a 1/2 pound and they give you a pound. Also the produce is horrible you get peaches that are dry and hard. They try to sell strawberry's with mold growing on them. Every time you buy the 3 cases of water for 11 dollars the coupon does not take the whole amount off.

Consistently good selection, wide prepared food choices, nice bakery and produce sections…read more Compared to their old location, it's like The Linc vs. The Vet. They have sushi and lots of prepared foods as you go in. The bakery has whole wheat rolls and buns, which I don't see often at Acme. The deli has interesting dips and hummus flavors. My wife has gone there via the SEPTA 101 trolley and appreciates the access from the trolley stop for pedestrians. It's much easier and safer than the old location. Visually it's an engaging store. It's well lit and easy to navigate compared to the old store. Prices compare favorably to Giant and Acme.

As far as consignments go, the prices are about on par with Buffalo Exchange…read more The staff did greet me and I don't have any complaints about them. I just don't know if the pieces fit my style. A lot of Shein and sometimes the same trend in 4 different brands. I would return again. I just think it's overall very Gen Z.

I gave these people a bag full of clothes and I noticed before they were done that one of my…read moredresses were hung up. They had not yet paid me. I tried telling them that it was my dress and they had a fresh tag on it and said it was purchased in July of last year. Platos closet does not put dates on their tags, you can look it up and see for yourself even in the store, nor have I in the 4 years that I've been going there every 3 weeks, have seen that dress in the dress section. It was the same size same color same everything, that was my dress and they took it to sell without paying me. The one male owner tried to gaslight me into thinking I was basically crazy. When I went through the bag of stuff they gave back to me, the dress was indeed not there. I was furious but decided to leave it be.

Given the fact that the parking in this shopping center is a complete nightmare, I'll shop…read moreelsewhere in the future. I did a bit of my Christmas shopping there this past Christmas, but they don't even bother to put up a single Christmas decoration. The malls have plenty of parking, the spaces aren't so narrow that your car door gets swiped, and the malls take the time to decorate...a much better experience all around.

Came here during the Christmas shopping season. I was surprised how shabby it looked. I did not…read moresee any holiday decorations on the building itself. People parked at Will in handicapped parking spaces near the Hallmark store and Five Guys with abandon. Where are the police that used to ticket people who double parked in the fire lane to run into Starbucks

The staff is super unfriendly, not rude or anything just not welcoming. They don't make…read moreconversation or even eye contact. That kind of turns me off from coming in honestly and the few times i've not been able to find anything I wandered around the store a few times rather than ask for help. That's not good! As a store, it's small. But if you need something and you're close by it's no worse than any other dollar store. They have typical stuff..seasonal stuff, party gear, beauty/bath products, home goods, lots of toys and pet supplies as well. There are better dollar stores in the area though.

I had a terrible experience at this convenience store. The cashier was incredibly rude from the…read moremoment I walked up to the register. To make matters worse, I was charged twice for my purchase. When I pointed it out, instead of looking into the issue or trying to help, the cashier immediately blamed my card and insisted it was "my car(d) that's not working." I have two separate transactions showing on my account, so I know I was charged twice. Not returning

So cool now that you can just walk out No need to pay…read more But... Have to put in your Amazon account at start Wide selection of food Service amazing Hot bar

So the days of scanning once, loading the cart, and leaving are over. Now, there are specialty…read morecarts that you scan yourself. It's just ok. Lots of "did you add", or "product wedged". Non-upc products like produce or salad bar are more inconvenient. I'll go sparingly now without the walk out features. Especially when they are already brand limited.

As with so many other smart used bookstores, they have a "bargain" cart up front with $2.50 for…read moreone, 3 for $6. I easily found 3 I wanted within a few minutes, then went back looking in the Middle East section for some titles that might help a subject I'm studying at the moment. The place is laid out very neatly, but the titles are arranged in the careless way that you want and love in a used bookstore, allowing you to dig for treasures on your own, albeit within neatly defined genres. Friendly staff, and they will buy from you by appointment and offer you double the store credit they would offer in cash. May have to stop by again soon. :-)

I somehow managed to not notice this store right next to Krispy Kreme until I'd walked past it…read moreprobably half a dozen times. Guess I was focused on getting to donuts, but I'm glad I finally noticed it and now I stop in whenever I'm in the area. It's a smallish space, but well organized with a wide selection of genres. It's primarily books, but they also have DVDs and a small CD section. There are a few stepstools scattered around to help you reach the items on the higher shelves which I appreciate as a not super tall person. I find the CD section difficult to shop though, as it's on lower shelves and even with my glasses on it's tricky to read the small type on the cases near the floor. The employees are friendly and polite and always happy to help if you're looking for a specific title. I've only ever purchased here, but they also take items for trade-in, although you need to make an appointment for that. The prices are generally in line with other used bookstores in the area. Definitely sign up for their e-mail list, as they frequently send out discount codes. Unlike some used bookstores I frequent, I don't always leave here with a find, but I often come across a book on my TBR list at a good price.