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I came here today with no expectations. It felt like a big lots store and was more organized in the…read morefront but disorganized in the back. I came specifically to look at their books and the prices of books was amazing. I brought a novel home for $3.99. They have a lot of kitchen and home goods, rugs and small selection of garden things. I looked at the prices of some of their home appliances and it was fairly priced. What put me off about this place was the restroom mainly. It was so dirty, and not maintained. I blame mostly customers for throwing stuff on the ground including dirty toilet paper, who does that? There were not a lot of employees but someone should check in on the bathrooms because it was so gross. The employee at the checkout was so sweet and welcoming though, so I think I would come back if I'm in the area again.

The store is a mixture of Value Village, Five Below and a watered down TJ Maxx. You can find…read morebargains if you look.

This gabes was pretty clean and open to walk around in some areas. My husband and i found some…read moresuitcases here that were really nice. The Q/ line to get to the registers just has a bunch of junk.

This store caught my eye as there were many people waiting outside. At 9 a.m., they all entered to…read morehave the first pick of the available deals. This establishment accepts cash and credit cards. All sales are final. No return or exchange.

Now out of business. Signs gone. A few pieces of clothes still left on the floor. They hadn't been…read morethere long. There sign above the store there had been nothing there for weeks. Now the whole store is vacant.

Well it's closing now, and I'm surprised it stayed open this long…read more It's supposed to be a bargain place, but their stuff is waaay overpriced and it has been since they opened. Disappointing

every body is very friendly! The manager omg he is great! I love this store I went there about a…read moreweek ago, so sad and disappointed saw that my favorite big Lots store was closed, hoping that get reopen

It was difficult to get a parking spot; I arrived and left without being able to enter the shop.read more

I love this little thrift shop in the heart of Old Town Manassas. That being said, I don't…read moreunderstand the store hours. They change it seems, often and they are not open enough hours on the days they are there. I'm afraid they can't last in this recession without being open 10-5 six days a week. I just googled their current hours They are ONLY open 11am-3pm Mon, Tues, Thurs and Fri. Wednesday 11-2. Who can shop those times? This is really distressing. Maybe open the hours more and instead of volunteering, you'd be able to pay minimum wage? Or advertise that you are looking for volunteers. There has got to be a way

This Costco was located near McKay's bookstore we were visiting. It was very crowded like almost…read moreevery Costco we visit. Service was fair to good - identical to most Costco places. Traffic is busy outside of the store yet that is to be expected. We went here to get needed essentials like soft drinks and detergents. We liked the prices and the many options at this Costco. I liked the clothing apparel available at this Costco. It had Lucky brand tee shirts - priced considerably low. I got them and some running shorts. We got some durable work attire trousers in different colors - identical to the $100 tactical pants he wears for only $20. I found a bottle of white wine from Spain to try. There were many vendors providing samples all over the store. This Costco is worth visiting again when we come back to Manassas.

Friendly staff but insanely bad parking and store layout…read more It has always been an incredible mess the way the parking route forced people by the front door. Now it is a complete cluster with some kind of construction going on in the back parking lot. Seriously, avoid this Costco for your sanity and safety.

Came in day after Christmas 2025 to return a few items. I've shopped in the store numerous times…read moreover the years and wish there was a closer location because of traffic. I'm in the Springfield area. The store offers a wide range of clothing items and novelty goods. Customer service is always nice but it can be difficult to find an associate to assist sometimes. The cashier/checkout/customer service "bull pin" is centrally located in the middle of the store. My return was easy enough although I think their computers were a little slow during my visit.

Right now,I can't recommend ordering online with the option to ship to me from Duluth. Why? Because…read morethey use a second rate company like Veho to do their delivery services.i ordered 2 items,they shipped on the 18th. Were supposed to be here on Monday/Tuesday.were.in Alexandria..they were then sent to Savage md,where theyve now set "delayed" since then..no one can tell me why they're delayed or even why they were sent to MD to begin with. Duluth won't do anything about it until the 2nd if they don't arrive by then... Why if you want to stay ahead of the competition do you use second rate delivery services,when they've already had numerous complaints and poor ratings......?

I have been going to McKay Used Books for many years now. As a teacher, I really like seeking out…read morechildren books and teacher books. My husband likes to browse music books, and all sorts of books. It is simply a great place to go and wander and find those books that speak to you. The prices are great too. Now don't just wander, be sure to buy those good books!

HUGE used book store and well worth the drive!…read more Their trade in process was really straightforward - when you walk in there's a trade in counter where they ask you to put your books into bins. I had one large bag that I sorted between two bins, one for books and the other for single issue comics and DVDs/non-books. About 45 minutes later I got a text that my trade-in was ready. I came back to the same counter after browsing the store and they offered me in-store credit or a lower amount in cash. They also returned the items they didn't want and I had the option to take them with me or leave them as a donation. I think it was a fair deal for what I donated, and I opted for the in-store credit. The store has a great mix of used books, dvds, comics, vinyl, and more that's pretty well organized. I will say there's a fair amount of duplicates of certain titles and it was interesting that some were priced higher than others - so check all the labels! In general the prices were reasonable with a few exceptions - I saw a really worn copy of a new hardback that they were selling for the list price ($35!) even though it had been out long enough that other books sellers were discounting it already. But then I also got a box set of dvds for $10 and a bunch of kids books for $0.50-2.00. It was easy to spend that in-store credit!

I went to get 2 bottles of wine for a wine down at home. I was looking around to buy more but my…read morewill power said no. I went to self check out. The cashier had a house card so I could get $2 off my wine. My brother in law has a Giant card. He shops at Giant as oppose to lidl where I went last night. It will be good night w/ Stella in ine hand and Barefoot in the other:)

It is Giant. It is super clean on the inside. The setup is a little different then some of the…read moreother locations I have been to, I attribute that to it being a bigger location. All the staple sections are there. The store was super clean which is always a super plus in my book! I noticed they have more premade and ready to cook selections than some of the other locations. The precut fruit was looking fantastic as well. The slow ambiance filled music playing in the background will have you wondering if you should be slow dancing in the aisle as the store is dimly lit on the inside. The bonus was I had a hard time finding taco shells of all things. As I stood in the middle of aisle 8 and asked a gentleman who was stocking the shelf if he worked there her responded no but he does so I turn around and the other gentleman stops and says how can I help you ma'am. I advised I was looking for taco shells and it was like he was in unison with the music as he replied aisle 16. Taco shells in hand, made my way to the checkout and was on my way. They do have several self check outs for use if you like to ring up your own groceries but as for me, I still go through the regular check out lines, you know, to help save jobs.