It's nice to know that despite many stores closing, this store will remain open. The location is…read moreeasy to get to, just off the Sawmill exit on Hwy 270. There's a huge parking lot and it's convenient to do your bargain shopping with Ollie's and Goodwill being right next door. It's just like any other Big Lots with nicely laid out merchandise. I recommend this store.

Never been in Big Lots before and was pleasantly surprised. Set up similar to most Walmart/Target…read morelayouts, and everything was really easy to find. I wasn't expecting them to have such a wide selection, but their home and grocery sections were quite expansive. Everything was clearly labeled with the price, and at least with the electronics, they seemed decently discounted. I didn't really interact with any of the employees here. The whole store seemed a little dead, and I was questioning if it was even open when I came in. I was just wandering around alone for a good portion of the trip, and it was slightly eerie. Wondering why there weren't more customers!

I thought this place was a ice cream shop, Italian ice, or some retailor of cold items until I…read morevisited it last week. Five Below--the play on words is verging so, so close to being annoying with its stretching of grammar and all. (Kinda like my reviews!) It's actually a place that sells cheep novelties and junk priced at five dollars or below. The place is a impulse buy trap, one that will sure to gift you a spat of buyers remorse. Everything about its displays, colors, and traffic flow designs are employed to temp you. It is a very pleasing and fun interior with fresh items beckoning with their price points and ample amounts. Here you will find loads of kiddy finger nail polish of various colors; a wall full of trippy children tee-shirts; cheap plastic toys and novelty games; colorful Easter candy, movie bars, and sweet drinks; aisles of smart phone covers, connectors, ear buds, and chargers; and an assortment of exercise chains, weights, and pulleys. They also have balls, bats, and DVD movies. This is a great place to shop for birthdays presents for friend's kids. If you need to create grab bags of junk for a charity or event this is a good place to check out. I returned this morning to grab a pair of cheap sunglasses to keep in my car. I often leave the house without a pair. (It's Ohio, who's in the habit?) They are low quality and dumb looking, but they will do when that strange fireball in the sky comes out--whatever it's call.

Do they ever clean up this place? Seriously, we searched for bargains and there were more stuff…read morethrown throughout the place, I couldn't tell you the price when my grandkids wanted something because it wasn't priced and wasn't even in the right place. Only one checkout person at 5:00 pm and with only two items in each person's hands and eighteen kids with adults like myself it was a long process to get out of there. But they do have a lot of stuff worth less than we paid for. The toy had broken before we got home.

Needed some school shoes for Baby K. Took a chance here rather than running all over or braving…read morethe heart of Easton to go to Children's Place or something. They have a huge kid's shoe section, and it's a big store in general. Lots of cheap stuff, lots of more expensive stuff marked down (probably last year's style, and who cares?) We got some name-brand shoes that were just what we needed. Had some other options. Walked around a bit and if we'd had time or just been there to shop, would have probably gotten some clothes for everyone. I was also tempted by some of the candy up front. Loooooong line, one or two registers open on a Saturday afternoon. But it moved pretty well, and the clerks were friendly and efficient. We got what we needed at a good price, weren't too put out by the wait, and skedaddled. I'll keep this place in mind.

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.

The staff here are really kind! We live in between here and the Powell location and come here…read moresomewhat frequently to check for squishes. Their selection is generally pretty good and the staff are patient and helpful. They also carry the new Love Shack Fancy collab which is adorable, prices are great! Definitely recommend!

Great target, quiet, nice workers. No complaints. I think compared to south FL, anything feels so…read morechill in comparison. I can't seem to go for just a couple things and leave not spending more than $250 though. Smh

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.

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!!!

They have fun and unique things! If you see something you want buy it then, they never have the…read moresame stuff twice. There is always a line, but it goes fast. The employees are very friendly and helpful at this location.

To be straightforward, TJ Maxx is TJ Maxx, no matter what location you go to, it's pretty much all…read morethe same but... if you go to enough of them you notice the subtle differences. Let's start with the cons so we can end on a high note, shall we? 1) The bathroom was horrendous. I don't do public restrooms unless I absolutely have to and this one was not good at all. 2) I get that the holiday season has arrived so people are out and about, but it was so congested it was uncomfortable. As in, the aisles were so tight, tons of stuff placed in the walkways, things like that. I even heard another customer say "this is giving me anxiety," and goodness I felt that in my core. I'm sure you have a lot of crap to put on the floors, but give us some space to walk, please. Thank you. Now for the positives... 1) While the checkout line was a mile long, they got through it quickly! 2) The dressing rooms were clean and they had plenty available. 3) While prices have gone up everywhere on the planet, it's still really affordable. 4) The people working there were really nice.

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.

Never been a fan of these places. This one, however, is most impressive, considering the source…read more Many of the prices in here are LOWER than the big grocery chains. Tuna for less than a buck a tin, pickles, frozen pizza, snack cakes and water. We did half our grocery shopping here and plan to come back next month. The ladies were polite and attempted to assist us several times. It looked like they just had a big delivery and were stocking the semi empty shelves. Every employee did their level best to keep the aisles clear for us and move what ever box was an impedance. Any dollar joint is going to be cramped and cluttered, no exception here. Once you get past the fact that it's not all spruced up, you can focus on the products and the value for the money. 05/24