There are amazing staff there. The selection of items is awesome and so are the prices. I love…read moreOllie's.

Service selection an mostly value clean friendly service great stores lot of bargains bargainsread more

This review is overdue. I call this the bougie dollar store. My first visit was on Tuesday,…read more01-03-23. My task for the day was to find something to pamper myself. I found this interesting face steamer. Was afraid it may not work but it actually did. I don't use it often but planning to use it more when it's warm outside. I don't go to this store often because I'm guaranteed to spend money. Plenty of good items available.

Dollar store on steroids!! I love this store! It's always clean, well stocked and no long lines. I…read moream greeted and offer assistance. They have the cutest seasonal decor.

First off everyone who worked there was extremely nice. So that is why they have 3 stars…read more However, despite having some discount, I found a lot of the stable shelf food was priced too high or too close to what you can buy in the regular retail store. I didn't feel like I was getting much of a discount. There's a sign that states no picture taking of merchandise, I get it, basically you're only saving $1 or 2, when if you bought it at the store the food would be further away from the expiration date. Taking pictures would show proof of that. In my picture you see a Rao's marinara sauce at Walmart for 6.98, it was 6.99 at Bargain Max. Again the people are nice! But the prices just aren't what I consider a bargain.

Overall this bargain store has items that are dated and most items are close to store price…read more Sometimes items are discounted. Bargain price on meats. They have a range of items that you would find in a grocery store. Please go check them out!

Fabulous thrift store with clothes, games and housewares. They have a great selection of toys too…read more Excellent prices and they help people in the community with their housing, food and utilities.

If I'm not mistaken clothing was organized by color and size and type. Jeans were definitely by…read moresize. Jewelry. Workout wear. Costumes (final sale). shoes. Really nice selection on all. Staff so nice. Got a great vintage-y bracelet for 4$. Parking out front. Donations accepted.

This review is overdue. I stopped by on Monday, 01-02-23 to get some sidewalk chalk. I needed it…read morefor an activity I was doing with a friend. It had a variety of colors. I gave the leftovers to some children.

Popped in real quick to try to find a purple shirt for my son. We were in luck and found one! I…read morelike this location as it offers plenty of parking in front of the store. The store was someone what clean. Although we did go around 730pm and it was almost closing time so a lot of things were thrown around the store and wasn't picked up properly. The Easter section was completely wiped out, but they still had plenty to offer if you weren't looking for Easter things. Def. recommend this location.

Cute sized shop, or typically look at/ for items such as shoes jeans purses and dvds. Do not recall…read moreseeing DVDs. Clothing areas were basic items. Not too much stood out. Snagged. A cute red velvet top for 10$. Impulsively bought a pair of sandals 14$ (above what I would normally pay for secondhand) because I thought they were Michael Kors. They were Anne Klein. AK looked like MK haha Regrets but no returns. It's worth a look, you never know what you might find !

Nice location, very clean stores, polite staff…read more The organization has a general thrift store (kids toys area, a little bit of clothing for men and women, general items), & a furniture store around the corner. This store honestly frustrated me. I go to cause- or benevolent-type thrift stores because I want to support them- in this case, I want to support differently abled adults being trained for work. (I believe this is the org's goal?) This store made it harder for me to spend my money- & I really wanted to! Seemed kinda high end and a bit pricy for a 'thrift store' in my opinion- particularly for women's items and furniture. They had a good range of clothing sizes for women tho. I always hope for a surprise find in thrift stores but this was not going to be one of those places for me-- unless I hoped to spend a few hundred looking for a used designer purse (a la Fendi) or an unusual mini-fridge. I asked about an item in the furniture area & no offer/effort was made to work with me on the (high) ticket price. Usually folks in a cause-related store will work with you because they want to see money generated & they know you're there to support them. Not here/ Got the sense that things are priced & that's that. And when they give you a color tag to look for for a discount of the day, & you don't see any discounted items with that color tag...not fun. (Also guessing that the coveted Matthew location near the Farmers Market is part of the higher prices. But just not as much fun to thrift when a used shirt costs $20.) I did see some kids toys for a range of prices which was nice...but just not a 'thrift' store to me. Maybe I got it wrong?

Other than the parking lot circus on a Saturday morning, this Costco is exactly what I've come to…read moreexpect from the chain, the kind of familiar interior that feels almost comforting once you're through the doors. It's the classic huge warehouse footprint with food items running down one whole side, the deli, bakery and fresh foods stretching across the back, and the kitchen and homewares anchoring the other side. The stacked bays rise to the ceiling like always, but the things you actually need are right at eye level so you're not hunting. I had a short list today and found all our usual favorites without any wandering. A package of smoked salmon, the blue eggs, that excellent canned tuna, and a block of the three year aged cheddar all went straight into the cart. As much as the $1.50 hot dog was calling my name, I skipped it and saved my appetite for a later stop on this morning's route, which felt like the right kind of discipline for a day that was already testing my patience. But then you step back outside and remember where you are. This shopping center is not easy to navigate even on a quiet day, and on a sunny weekend morning it becomes something else entirely. The short aisles are a challenge because people wait for a single space to open and in doing so block the entire lane, and the uneven grading means you're constantly rolling up or down as you try to find an escape route. The twisty lanes probably do keep speeds down, but they also make it harder to see what's coming, and finding an exit feels like solving a puzzle you didn't ask to play. If you can swing it, shop during less busy times like a Tuesday afternoon when the sun isn't drawing half of Matthews into the same parking lot. Weekend mornings with blue skies are bonkers, and no amount of inexpensive delicious food can fully take the edge off that particular adventure. [Review 167 of 2026 - 4555 in North Carolina - 25357 overall]

I love Costco!! The employees are always so friendly here, I have yet to encounter a sour employee…read more Kirkland selection keeps growing which is nice because it's always cheaper than a name brand. Today I found my new obsession- Kirkland beef Jerkey! Low fat and high protein, can't beat it. I never wait for more than 2 minutes in a gas line with max 1 car in front of me. Parking lot is always chaotic, with the worst drivers in charlotte in this parking lot always.

I've gone to this store for over 25 years . The decline is obvious . I've complained to CORPORATE…read moretwice about how dirty the bathrooms are ! They don't care !! This says all you need to know about what they think of their customers ! The bathrooms smell awful !! URINE !!

I like the fact that they have private restrooms. Location is usually better stocked than any other…read moreMarshalls or Ross that I have been to. Cashiers work on getting you checked out as quickly as possible.