I love Ocean State Job Lot. I faithfully shop their once a month. I have been to all the locations…read morein NJ and many throughout New England when traveling. I have found them all to be staffed by friendly and hard working employees. The prices are fabulous and I always come home with a ton of bargains!

Great everything kind of outlet store. From outerwear to foods to Kayaks, a variety of things you…read moredon't find in an average outlet often at great prices and helpful staff. Great "Crazy deals" give you free productsI I bought the $40 winter Reebok jacket where they give one away to needy Vets for same price. Very warm too. A store with heart! An adventure in shopping.

This is literally the store that makes no sense. Come in for some cut-rate salty snacks and…read morehopefully leave with a surprisingly high quality living room furniture set for $3,500. It's as if their merchandise mix was planned by a lunatic. That doesn't mean I don't like it, it just means that I don't understand it. Where else could you score a Blu-ray box set of Pauly Shore classics for seven bucks and a halfway decent Eames chair reproduction for less than three pennies on the dollar versus the authentic piece. So I guess what I'm saying is that between the dreck there's some quality finds that are worth the hunt. Big Lots is a retail enigma definitely worth your time. Four solid stars.

Did some shopping at this location and there were quite a few good finds. Better then our last…read morevisit but maybe because we didn't go for furniture this time and I didn't use the restroom. Prices were pretty good, selection was good. Service was definitely better then last visit

The service was good and the selection of items were great. The shoe prices were amazing I even got…read morea pair of Puma shoes for only $10 and Nike slides for $13. They give you an extra 50% off of the already cheap shoes if there's a certain number that's on the sticker on the shoebox.

If you are lucky you can get a great deal! I was looking for some sneakers today and wish they had…read moresomething I liked. There were tons of my size 11, which was nice. Prices were pretty decent and many that were 25% off. I'll keep checking back because I'm sure inventory changes quite a bit. They had tons of clothing for men, women and kids as well. You just gotta go inside and check things out. There were bathing suits too.

Today we donated a couple of couches and both Pick up gentleman, Scott & Anthony we super…read moreproffessional, fast, and really strong. I had a last minute glass table I wanted to donate and they were able to handle it. I must say, I was very impressed. Wishing the Habitat for Humanity Team much sucess and continue the amazing work you do. Happy Holidays

Dated stuff priced exorbitantly. $9 for an old candy dish that would be $0.50 elsewhere. Waste of…read moretime.

This store has it all. From drugstore makeup and incense to pillows and toys featuring popular…read morecharacters from movies and video games, exercise equipment, apparel, hair accessories, crafts, and more. They also have a variety of fun Asian candy. You'll be amazed by their selection. It's a great place to browse and find affordable gifts priced at $5.55 and below. You can do self checkout or there's a cashier to help check out.

After years of seeing their sign, Lidl has finally come to Freehold from Howell. It is located by…read morethe intersection of Trotter's Way and West Main Street by the Freehold Raceway Mall. It opens daily from 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM. They are a grocery store that carries some brand names but many of their own brands at cheaper prices. They are known for their baked goods such as their famous $0.49 croissants. I recall in their previous Howell location, they also carried Portuguese Egg Custards and I am hoping they will carry them at this new location, as well. As I perused their store, I looked at their fresh flowers and concluded some of them looked a little old. To be fair, they are marked at a 50% discount a day after Mother's Day so I will most likely look at them again, when I revisit next time. My main purpose for this excursion was for their croissants. I am a huge croissant lover and at $0.49 and "Buy one Get one Free," I could not resist! I purchased two and saved them for breakfast the following day. They have parchment paper for you to use as you take baked goods out of their case. I would prefer them to have tongs but they had none as of this writing. When I got home, I put them in an airtight bag and the following morning, we toasted them in the convection toaster oven and they were as good as new. Was it buttery delicious? At $0.49 and "Buy one Get one Free," it was not bad at all. While I was at the store, I noticed they have a bit of everything. Snacks galore, whole or shredded cheeses, frozen foods, boxed goods such as mac and cheese, coffee, teas, and of course, fresh produce. They also have in the center, household items. I purchased a bag of coffee and have not opened it yet so I cannot speak for how it is. The store is new and so far, everything is organized and neat. I hope they keep this up. They have self check out counters as well as someone at a register to help check out your groceries.

Kim is always a pleasure. Staff very helpful. Store is clean and well stocked. I definitely…read morerecommend going here once....you will keep coming back....and save money

Awesome thrift store with super affordable prices! I visited this weekend with my mom and she got 5…read moreclothing items for 22$! The store is half women's clothing, half men's, as well as home goods, shoes, and accessories. I really liked the vibe in here, there were many kind women organizing the store and offering help if we needed. The only downside is there's no dressing room. All of the items were in good condition and organized well, I will definitely be back!

Have found plenty of goodies and staff has been friendly. PLEASE reflect hours proper online. I…read morearrived 2:55 PM from almost a 1/2 hour away today to a closed sign when open until 3:30 PM. I get wanting to close and leave on time., but 35 minutes before the posted time isn't proper.

Schlock to the left of me, schlock to the right -- but here I am stuck in the middle with you. I…read morecan name that tune in one note. Think of the crumbling Sears department store chain, take one of their vacated stores and fill it with cheap disposable clothing and you have the essence of Primark. The dated retail monstrosity of Freehold Raceway Mall has never been a personal favorite but the absolute dishevelment inside Primark makes the rest of the place feel like Rodeo Drive. Shelves... why bother... just dig through the threadbare rags on the floor. Hey, there's a really nifty polyester sport coat I can wear to my next arraignment. I saw it first clown, give it back. So, you wanna play rough... You get the picture. Just having the jacket on for two minutes compelled other shoppers to spontaneously give me money. Why bother with a tin cup. I never thought that any retailer could be worse than Sears but Primark certainly has aspirations to that fetid crown. Two polyester stars.

Horrible customer service. I was really surprised how disgusting the supervisor Pam reacted when I…read moreasked if I could purchase a garbage bag instead of spending $5.50 on a reusable bag. The store was out of .10 & $1 bags, I came here to buy close to $200 worth of socks to donate and was treated so badly that my husband and person checking out next to me gave me a look as if in shock. It was horrible! Pam the manager was mean and unprofessional for a request that has been granted in the past -- a simple garbage bag, which I offered to pay for. I'll be going elsewhere from now on to pickup donation items.