Wow they have every thing you need for cheap prices. Every day is a different price . $12 to $1…read morefrom Friday to Thursday

My teenage son and I visited Hot bins, looking for treasure. We got a shopping cart upon entering…read morethe store and filled it up with boxes of unknown objects. Then we pushed the cart to a designated counter at the back of the store. A very friendly employee opened each box for us to reveal its contents. Some of the items in the boxes were hair, extensions, chargers, and some items which I could not identify. Although we did not purchase any ofthe boxed items, we did buy Celsius drinks for a one dollar apiece. We will definitely return.

It's not Hot Bins it's now Lobo's Liquidations totally different type of stuff. More like a low…read moreend market/clothing store. Said it opens at 10 got there at 11:30 doors were locked

A great Marshall's mega store. This is one of the best. So many impulse buys. You will definitely…read morespend money on things you don't need and you will get a few deals too. Clearance going on. Give yourself time to checkout. It goes fast but there will be a long line.

located in the fountains plaza in plantation. Good sellection of clothing. Shoe options are…read morelimited. They have a few options for furniture as well as alot of luggage options. the store is very clean and well maintained.

The boy with the nose ring is always so helpful and sweet…read more This dollar tree is super convenient and usually has everything I need. It's a shame however that this store is always sweltering and frequently understaffed. I feel terrible for the employees stuck in here sweating all day. It makes the customers nasty and the workers are just expected to deal with it. There also doesn't ever seem to be more than two employees on shift at a time despite how busy this store is. Please add air conditioning to this store

The Dollar Tree has great deals throughout on items that can't break. Then for $1.25 it's a no…read morebrainer. I buy my cabinet lights here three for $1.25 and they last for a year. Aside from the great deals, the negative here is the lines could get long at times and they usually have one cashier working. I also come here for seasonal items where they have three or four aisles just for that holiday like 4th of July and Halloween.

I was shopping in Sawgrass Mills Mall when I spotted this new discount store by Marshalls. It is…read morelike a small Dollar General that sell a little of this and a little of that. They have another store in Sunrise on Nob Hill and Sunset Strip next to Doris's Italian Market. There is also a location in Hollywood and Boynton Beach. Uncle Buck$ seems to be most well known for their 3 for $10 wines. The also sell cold water for 25 cents which is great because Sawgrass Mills Mall is huge and you get parched walking the whole mall. Items I saw for sale included healthcare, clothing, accessories, food, toys, cleaning products, jewelry, house hold goods, and seasonal items. The had a whole wall of Easter decorations and toys. Prices were inexpensive. You could get pajamas for $5 and children's clothing for as low as 4 for $10. There wasn't anything here that I needed today but this mall attracts a lot of people on vacation who will appreciate having an inexpensive place to pick up the odds and ends they may have forgot to bring with them.

Never know what you may find as merchandise is always changing. Lots of specialized food items at…read morevery resonable prices. If you see it buy it! It most likely will not be there next time. Very reasonable wine prices too. Only problem I had was most of the bottles were either labeled in Italian or Spanish. I did find a Robert Mondavi red blend however did not have a chance to drink it. 3 bottles for $11.00 or 1 for $4.00. I always shop here when I am in town. Geat fun!

I'm new to Ollies as I only joined the Army this year, but I must say I LOVE this Place…read more Went again last week and picked up some neat drinks, great snacks, Pool equipment all at great prices. Thank G-D you moved to Military Trail in Delray Beach !

Cheap prices on a large variety of stuff. Nice staff at the Delray Beach location. Highly…read morerecommended for Christmas shopping!

This location is better than the one in Dolphin! Such a wide variety of items to choose from at…read moresuch a great price! The line is VERYYYY long just fyi (especially on the weekends duh) so be prepared. Staff is friendly and efficient, they keep the line moving smoothly

First time shopping at primark store. They have some items on clearance. The price is average…read more They do have a wide selection of items to buy. Parking in sawgrass mall is not easy to find a parking space. Primark sells a lot but of Disney items here. Waiting in line to pay is pretty long. Stefany was my cashier and provide great customer service. Overall would recommend shopping here again just not in the weekend.

Love this place it's amazing and you fined some nice things just have to take your time and lookread more

Avoid this place! I came here a few times. Same story!…read more Hey.... if you want to pay the same price or more for the same products that you can get at the retailer or Amazon...then by all means, shop here. Hey...If you like the idea of purchasing food that has been opened and tried by someone else, or products used heavily by someone else, then you should shop here. Most of what is here is junk that people sent or brought back because either they didn't work as expected or they were just junk. Save your money. Go elsewhere.

The Dollar Tree is descended from the Ben Franklin discount stores that first began operating 1953…read more After creating Ben Franklin's, the founders opened K&K 5&10 and K&K Toy Stores. In the mid 80's another discount chain was started called only $1.00. In the 90's it was decided that the company would only focus on the development of dollar stores and in 1993 the name was changed to Dollar Tree. The company now operates close to 15,000 stores in 48 states. The company also operates the Family Dollar chain. In the past I have shopped Dollar Tree for inexpensive birthday decor, bags, candy, wrapping paper, tissue paper, greeting cards, and sensory items for my students. This time I was on the hunt for plastic gold coins for St. Patrick's Day. I found a craft online where you stick the coins in a paste of water, green dye, and baking soda and form it into leprechaun rocks that when dry can be hidden and when found dissolved in leprechaun juice otherwise known as white vinegar. The hidden surprise floats to the surface to reveal the lucky coin. I think the kids are going to love them. Unfortunately the Dollar Tree nearest to me was sold out of everything for St. Patrick's Day. I was in the area and spotted this store and from the outside I didn't have high hopes but jackpot! They had exactly what I needed plus more. The store was very neat and was actually quite large. They had a lot of items my local store doesn't carry. I ended up purchasing some more things to fill out some birthday gifts I will be giving shortly. A few aisles were closed off with yellow tape but you could still shop them. Best of all no line and I was out in a flash. Dollar Tree may charge an extra 25 cents now but for most things they are still a bargain.

This was our first time at this location. The store really needs to be stocked. I was able to get…read moresome discount items that I needed. This store isn't spacious, like the other Dollar Trees. Besides that, the employees are nice and attentive. We may be back, soon.

If you're looking for discounted clothing, home decor/ furniture, food, bedding and toiletries this…read moreis the place.

A novel discount store. Stuff is everywhere, tiny bit short of flea market. Like there's not really…read morea system where stuff is located, but if you go there enough you know where the stuff that you want is placed, unless they moved it.....lol. But they seem they are organizing things better as time goes along. They have some of EVERYTHING from food stuffs to furniture, toys, clothes, shoes, towels, sheets, bug zappers, light bulbs, paper ware, fancy water bottles, car seat covers, blankets, aspirin, deodorant, dishes, electronics, watches, big TVs, paper shredders, wine coolers, generators, safes- those big cast iron ones that survive infernos-----I still left a ton of stuff off this list haha......be aware that scratch and ding and retaped boxes of repackaged stuff rule here. I go mainly because I'm intrigued every time I go. Its unsuspectingly located in a huge warehouse, a short business row. From the front, it is quite nondescript, next to a dental office. Once inside, it can be overwhelming. You can wander around inside for hours discovering items tucked away in nooks and crannies, inspecting goods for missing parts and defects, looking for that "steal deal". Most of the items look like Costco returns and overstock items. Lots of Kirkland around. I got this really cool 2 person Tommy Bahama beach tent that compacts down into a tiny shoulder bag for $15--it scanned $60 on amazon price check, but I had to search through a bunch of them to piece part a complete one to take for myself. Also, some stuff, being a loyal Costco member myself, seemed really over priced for the not-great condition it may have been in. Check expiration dates! Customer service is usually pretty good, too. They get it that its controlled chaos, and they do their best to help you sort through it. In the winter, be prepared to be bulldozed in th aisles like you don't exist by some lovely visitors who, I've witnessed, argue for hours with the cashiers about the clearly posted "no money back, all sales final" policies----waiting in line, you see it on everyone else's faces "it was a dollar, really? Unlike maybe, YOU, I've got to get back to work!" Workers have been awesome for me, though, with exchanges if you talk to them with decent respect and reasonableness. Gee. Fun.