Great find and prices could be a little aggressive vs maximize their profit per item. In my opinion…read morethey should focus on inventory turn over. The only thing that moves quickly are vanities, dining tables, and outdoor furniture. Based on my weekly weekend visits for a month. Some items have sat for for quite a while. Their pricing is usually determined by the sales associate using the Home Depot or Lowe's app and they provide 50% discount from their retail price. Give or take five or ten percentage points either way. It get a little old having to ask for prices all the time. Have your apps loaded and scan for yourself. I'll visit monthly at best. It's worth a visit for sure as you might find that one thing you've been holding off on a 1/2 price or more! Don't forget to barter all they can say is no

This is a place to hunt for bargains. I bought LED light bulbs here for half the price of most…read moreother stores. I occasionally find deals on spices, coffee and tea. Much of their inventory turns over quickly. You can never tell when that bargain might show up. So we check in here a few times a month.

Yes. Nice displays and lots of furniture, household items, and clothing to choose from .... I…read morecan't wait to go back!!!!! You can spend a lot of time to see everything.

When I arrived, the sign out front still says Second Chance Upscale Resale, but there's a different…read moresign on the building, and it was closed.

Dollar Tree is always good for a few inexpensive greeting cards. Yes, everything in the store is…read moreone dollar but here and there are a few items that are two for a dollar. That's most greeting cards. The store was mostly tidy with a couple of stacks of surplus merchandise on the sales floor. Most floors were clean and had no litter or discarded stock. There was a short line at the register for me to pay and I was on my way in a jiffy. Overall, this was a good stop at Dollar Tree. [Review 14830 overall, 332 of 2021, number 1316 in Florida.]

It's a typical dollar store. I was looking for a few things like a birthday bag, and curling ribbon…read moreand possibly a birthday card. Found everything I needed to make a very cute "Halloween" birthday goody bag for a coworker. It's nice to have one near by with decent parking. It's easy to buy household items here. It's inexpensive and it's the same stuff you can find at Walmart and target, just less expensive.

My son and I had so much fun exploring outlet bins! It was such an adventure finding things…read morebringing them to the counter for their price and seeing what little surprises we could find I highly recommend a trip out there!

Tanya was exceptionally helpful Assisting me with a large heavy but spectacular mirror. It's a…read moredifferent experience, made fun by a nice work crew and a nice lead guy.

I wasn't expecting to find anything today but I kept an open mind as I wandered the aisles with…read morenothing on my list. And so I found things and ended up buying more than $20 worth of stuff that I needed as soon as I saw it. Pork rinds, yes please. Slippers, yes please. Cashews, yes please. Windshield wipers, yes please. Much of the store is pretty well organized and arranged by department. Books, kitchenware, food, clothing, rugs, even patio furniture. The bin of slippers was a mess and it took me 15 minutes of digging to find two in a matching style and size with the price tag. The lady who rang up my sale was quite pleasant and friendly. Overall, this was a positive experience. [Review 16740 overall - 1467 in Florida - 252 of 2022.]

I find Ollie's to be a hit or miss shopping experience. I do best finding things when I do not have…read moreanything specific in mind. Kids books are typically easy to find at a good value. Today I was looking for two specific items that were in their ad. I went up and down every aisle and didn't find either one. When I asked an employee, he was lackadaisical and just pointed in an area of the store where one of the items might be, but it wasn't. I was a bit frustrated today, but I am sure I will be back another time looking for good value priced items. (No pics today.)

Another Bealls store mgr posting fake job ads on Glassdoor and Indeed…read more A colleague of mine went for an interview for a mgmnt position at this location. He's over qualified, yet still went to test my earlier hypothesis. The store mgr sent him 6 "reminders" of his interview. Apparently, Nick (the store mgr) was running 3 hrs late and couldn't be there. Another "manager" tried interviewing him. She didn't know anything, but informed him the manager role he was interviewing for was already FILLED and she didn't understand why the store mgr is still interviewing and wasting people's time. Yet, another example of a business wasting people's valuable time. Why does Bealls practice this deception?

Known for their sales and discount days Nice quality store…read more A lot of variety You never have to pay full price because there is always a coupon. Check online Nice clothes. Good housewares too They will hold items for you if you want to wait for a day with a better discount You can also use your bealls bucks after they're expired. You have to call corporate and they will extend them

This Costco is much like any other, except that getting in and out of the parking lot can be quite…read morea challenge. The Costco store is located in a busy strip mall that is oddly shaped. There are two ways in and out and neither is ideal. Just plan to spend extra time getting parked and then exiting the lot. This store is also very busy. The selection and values are the same as other Costco locations. Items like their roasted chicken are such a value that you shouldn't leave the store without one. Other items that are bulk packaged and priced are not a great value for a household of two! But, their wines and some of their breads and frozen items are worth the challenge of parking and fighting the crowds. Service at this store was fine, no issues encountered with employees. We were checked out by an efficient and friendly employee.

This one has the worst customer service. I was treated extremely poorly by a "butch" brunette lady…read morewith glasses that is slightly overweight but wore like athletic clothes. She was completely snarky with me. My brother and I go into there and try to split the bill. We have a shared household. I have a membership. He does not. We wanted to do two seperate transactions. This lady forced her way in and said we cant do that because i cant pay for someone else. I looked up policy. And yes, i cant when that is the SOLE REASON for the transaction. Nothing bars me from using my brother's card with his authorization to pay for items FOR ME AND MY BROTHER. (I am a trial attorney... fight me on the interpretation, i dare you) She said we cant do thar. Forced me to eat over 400$ bill. And i asked her why... her response: What gym do you go to? Appears to laugh at me (im no longer the soccer player build i used to be) None... Can you share you gym membership? Me: yeah, most places allow guest passes Her: not mine... what gym would you possibly do that. Laughs at me. Walks away. And starts talking about us to fellow employee. Yeah, if you call that customer service costco... then it is pretty sad when your mechanics that probably dont like dealing with people are better with people than a sales associate. I cant believe the manager of this location allows such unprofessional behavior from their employees. I wonder if that is a bottom up problem or a top down problem. What a tool (the employee)! Hence, i prefer the gulf coast location now. When i do go, i am sure not to respect employee wishes or put your carts in a good location. Deuces

So many things to look at and the selection of decor will fit everyone's need. Helpful that it's…read morecolor organized. From Paintings, pillows, Photos to sea shells.... Amazing selection. We found the candle isle, the tea towel section, the dining placemats & all sorts of glasses for wine, martinis and margaritas...... everything one would need to finish decorating their home. FUN.....FUN.....FUN. !!!!

I absolutely love this shop! When I want to buy nice gifts, this is one of my go-to places. They…read morehave an amazing selection of coastal themed and non-coastal themed merchandise. From art to lamps to dishes to candles to jewelry...even kids books and toys. You can't go wrong! And, they always have a selection of sale items, so you can typically find a great value. And try to catch their annual Christmas open house (11/7-9 this year). The people who work there are always friendly, knowledgeable and ready to help! Time to shop!

World Market is always a nice scavenger hunt when you don't need anything and find goodies. When…read moreyou return to get the product again, it's gone or priced much higher. I rarely find things they advertise that bring me in the store, but I come out with other things I'll enjoy. Some things are well made, some are "cheap trinkets in higher prices". Aisles are skinny and crowded and it's best to shop on weekdays. So I'd say it was "ok" not fabulous and I will return.

My husband and I visited this store a couple days after Christmas. The selection was great; the…read moresales were even better. This visit was all about the coffee and noodles. Whole bean. Ground. Torani Sugar-Free syrup. Chow mein. Chili crunch oil. All in beautiful packaging. The furniture and house items are a little expensive for me, but I adore the food and drink selection.

Got scammed here. Purchased a product that had a picture on the outside of the box and when we got…read morehome it was an entirely different product inside. Whoever originally bought and returned in had switched out the items inside. The staff at Hot Bins should have noticed when they opened the box and taped it up again. Paid full price $12 and wasn't able to return in. I DO NOT recommend buying anything here.

So I read all the reviews and I understand people's complained about Wednesdays not being able to…read moreopen the boxes up for two bucks. But honestly it's a $2 item and they're just trying to clear the bins out so that Friday they've got more space for the new stuff. I go there when I'm in town usually twice a week and one day a week I'm able to open up the boxes and see what's in there and figure out whether it's worth the $8 $6 or $4 and then on the Wednesday that everything's two bucks I know what's available that I'd like to purchase or give it a try I have no problem spending $24 on 12 items and seeing if any of them turn out to be decent. I've gotten some unbelievable deals there. Also I usually go in and check out the tool section I purchased a number of those when w e n tools that are special price and not specifically discounted at 5 10 or 12 dollars but I'm still buying a electric pole saw for the trimming trees for 30 to $40 where I have spent $100 for the one I use up north and it worked perfectly for me.