Visited for the first time and the prices are definitely more affordable and there's a wide…read moreselection here! Some sections are a little more "messy" and some areas are a little cramped to walk through, but overall it was a good experience looking around and finding Target items and toys for super cheap prices. Great for kids gifts or summer inflatables, clothing, lots of shoes and party supplies. Would visit again!

Like any place that sells overstock, things come and go. I love a good deal but love a scavenger…read morehunt as well--it's like both! If you love thrifting but kinda want new stuff, this is the place! Bought some gems! $1, $3, and $5 clothing options came home with me. Even $2 bug spray. I live far away, sadly, but will definitely add this to my list to stop by whenever I'm in Mesa. One thing I would love is a dressing room. They do take returns up to 30 days but when you live far, that's hard. A couple items are too small. Hot top: wear spandex to try on in store!

This is a very fun store filled with cute, neat things! The store itself is very clean and well…read moreorganized. Tons of stuff to look through. Super cute holiday items and pet supplies. Nifty home and kitchen gadgets too! Japanese candies and snacks up by the registers. They even had a refrigerated section to get drinks. I had a great time looking through this store.

Very cute store full of fun Japanese merchandise and essentials. It's easy to convert and see what…read morethe prices are in US currency as well. Good value on everyday items and the service is welcoming and friendly. I like having this store in my area now.

Dollar Tree is a bargain store and good for when you don't need to do a major grocery shop. Also,…read morethey have holiday decor at good prices. The selection of every day items id constantly changing as each season hits. The service is usually always good and they also have self-serve checkouts if you would rather use that instead of standing in a line for the cashier. This store is organized and rarely messy.

This place took away the self serve, which is a real bummer. Now they got cashiers with a…read morepersonality of a paint Can, I'd rather do the self serve.

Great value and people. I always look forward to shopping the treasures there. Sold us a chair that…read morehadn't even reached the showroom floor when I told them what I was looking for. Very accommodating and kind!

This was my first time here. They had a wide variety of different products from clothing, to…read morefurniture to toys. A lot of the products look new. I would go there again.

I always go to ADF's Fiesta location near Alma School Rd in Mesa (and quite love that one), so was…read moreinterested to see how this location compared. It is much smaller, which means they have a lot less selection, but they still had a majority of the products in their weekly ads (at least for that week). They didn't have a fresh food section and the refrigerated/frozen section was significantly smaller, but that's to be expected because the square footage is not there where it is at the Fiesta location. Doesn't mean the deals aren't there ;)

Everything displayed was great...except you could not get to the products...workers (employees)…read morewere re-stocking EVERYTHING! However, I WAS able to get to about $35 worth if items (which included a 10% deduction) don't know if that was because it was Monday or it was the first time I had shopped there, or if it was because I was a "Senior Citizen. The shop was neat & clean. Checkout was a breeze because an extra checker was brought in...and she was very helpful, anwsering my questions at the same time as checking me out.

Very clean TJ Maxx with friendly staff that were able to help me find what I need. Lots of…read moreselection and things to choose from.

I really like looking for new lipgloss and skin care items here. I found a Fenty cherry face scrub…read morethat I really like. Go with no expectations and you'll find something fun!

1/2 Review of My Love/Hate Relationship with MAC.BID MAC.BID…read moreis the reason I now own a shop vac, a mystery box of cables that may or may not power a spaceship, a patio heater that looks like it belongs at a Vegas pool party, and a box of 50 plastic popcorn cups... because obviously every household needs that. Did I need these things? No. Did I win them at 1:07 AM because "it was a steal"? Absolutely. I've also received a mirror instead of a clock once, and another time a broken clock that was supposed to be "like new" but at least it was indeed a clock. Sometimes the items arrive with a slightly different interpretation of "like new"... as in "newly broken." Also important to know: everything is sold AS IS. No returns... unless you pay the extra $7 Buyer's Assurance, which is basically insurance for your questionable late-night bidding decisions. Honestly, not the worst idea. Picking up items is an adventure of its own. Imagine wandering through a giant warehouse treasure hunt looking for a theater number that may or may not exist. It's part scavenger hunt, part mild cardio, part emotional roller coaster. Sometimes you score a fantastic, high-quality item for dirt cheap and feel like a financial genius. Other times... well... you bring home something that makes you question your life choices. Parking can be packed, pickup hours could definitely be better (since most of us need actual jobs to fund these late-night bidding decisions), but the staff is always nice and helpful. With the membership you can hold items for a few days, which is great because sometimes you win things you forgot you even bid on. The thrill of bidding is unmatched. One minute you're casually browsing, the next you're in a silent psychological war with someone named DesertDad1978 over a box labeled "assorted household items." Do I tell myself every time that this is the absolute last time I'm bidding? Yes. Do I log back in the next night? Also yes. Honestly, it's kind of a fun activity for the whole family -- like a chaotic little treasure hunt where the prize might be amazing... or a haunted blender with no lid. Would I recommend it? Yes. Would I also recommend hiding your credit card from yourself? Also yes. Overall rating: 1/2 Great deals, mild chaos, questionable self-control required.

Out of the 5 items I purchased, one was miss-boxed, another was missing over half of the parts and…read moreis inoperable. The amount you bid is not the amount you end up paying. The fees (buyers, lot and taxes) nearly double the price. You can't return an item unless you buy buyer's assurance. That's an extra $7 Example: won a bid for $23 Add $12 in fees Buyers assurance $7 Your purchase is now $42. Not $23. Not the bargain they claim it is. Not to mention the hassle of going to the warehouse during their limited hours and fighting the crowd in small aisles. You think Costco on a weekend is bad...you haven't seen Mac B