I saw this on social media and it looked like they had good finds. When I got here in the evening,…read moreone would think that it's closed because the front was dark. The sign was not lit and there were no lights in front. Inside is a big space with long tables where items are on. I was not sure if it's just because it was already evening that many had gone through the items earlier in the day but it was very disorganized. Boxes and many other things were in disarray, making it difficult to search for items. At some point, we even found it hard to identify the items we were looking at. Some parts of a set were misplaced or missing.

great place. staff could be a little nicer. Cheap prices. lots of selection. Busy often but good…read morestuff.

Love this place! We just discovered it through a Google search. It's not an antique store, but…read morerather a place where retail displays go for a second chance at life. From the moment you walk in, you can look 360 degrees around you and find all kinds of interesting things. Pictures, figures, frames, mannequins, signs, furniture, and the list goes on. The people there are extremely friendly and willing to help find what you may have come for, if they have it. They have wish lists and will keep you in mind if they come across that odd item you just need to have. This isn't like any antique or home decor place you've been to. This place is a feast for the senses. We ended up leaving with 2 signs, an old stained glass window, and 4 display figures. We'll be going back soon since they get stuff in frequently. I was an hour and half south of us but well worth the trip! 1/29/13 - UPDATE Apparently they are going out of buisness? We went down there on Sunday after not having visited in a while. We were sad to see signs on the outside advertising the closing. Nothing on the website gave any indication of this. We tried to inquire a number of times about their status and whether or not they were closing or moving. We got the brush off each time so who knows what they are doing. The "sale" started in November so there really isn't much of anything left. Sad. This place was great and we've bought quite a bit from them. Oh well. :(

Ok This location to me is very organized and clean. They actually try to have categories in the…read morebins which makes it easier. It appeared that all of their items came from mainly Target and Walmart which is fine but getting options from an Amazon bin store offers more treasures IMO and experience. They do have a .25 day which I may check out.

I am a big fan of weekly discount stores like this one, and I am so glad to finally have one so…read moreclose to home! For those unfamiliar with the process, everything it the same price, with that price going down each day until the store replenishes during the following weekly cycle. The art is always knowing which items are worth paying the price on the first day and which will likely persist later in the week so you can snag them on a cheaper day. I stopped by on a Saturday and got a $45 bag of specialty protein powder, a couple good things worth $30 a piece to sell on eBay, and some top-notch grooming products, each for only $7. This particular store has some great items, mostly Amazon returns though I did see some other items that imply there might also be undeliverable mail or other remainder resales. While many items are boxed, they have a place in the store where they will open the boxes for you to see if it's something you'll want before you buy. Knowing what day to go depends on what you're looking for: if you want to get good electronics or nice housewares for reasonable prices, going the first day of the cycle (Friday) is your best bet. If you are just casually looking for good deals, I recommend Monday or Tuesday since items are only a few bucks and you're almost certain to find something that piques your interest. I have rarely had much success on the final pre-reloading day, though you can always give it a shot to see if something catches your eye. Service was good and check-out was very fast, the joys of everything being the same price. Lots of lot parking, and the store was generally clean too, which is nice since stores of this nature can get messy quickly. All that said, this isn't a Target where you're going to get the perfect item right away, it's more of a treasure hunt: you may find an amazing deal, you may leave empty-handed. Go into it with an adventurous spirit and you're sure to have a great time! Overall: 5 out of 5 stars. ----- Pros: - Excellent selection of items and great deals. - Lots of parking in the lot. - Store is quite clean. - Good/quick check-out service. Cons: - None, though I always tell people: if you hate a bargain hunt, don't come to a bargain store and expect anything different. If you like some retail adventure, this is worth a stop for sure!

I found an Art Piece that I wasn't ever expecting to find. It makes me smile everyday!read more

I love a good thrift store and my first visit here, it definitely gets all the stars! I found an…read moreitem that I needed within 5 minutes of browsing. I added a few more itens to my cart and knew I needed to check out before adding anything further. The store is NEAT and nicely organized. I greatly appreciated that. Customer service was nice and checkout was a breeze. They have a variety of clothing sizes for all and also household items.

I love deal stores, especially ones that handle mostly Amazon/retail returns since you can usually…read morefind some near-new items for a great price. That said, the key to stores like this are selection, visibility, and price, and this place is only okay in all three regards. Came here at the recommendation of another Yelper who also enjoys deals. The fact that I came straight here after a visit to somewhat-close-by Discount Depot provides a good point of comparison: while this place has a fair number of bins, you can search through everything thoroughly in about 20 minutes due to its size. While prices are fairly standard for this kind of store, they certainly did not have much on the $10 day (Fri/Sat) that merited spending $10 on. Indeed, most of the boxes here are wrapped up so tight with no labels whatsoever that you can't really be sure what you're getting at all. A gentleman informed me that you could take boxes up front to be checked, though how manageable of an approach is that when each bin has a hundred mystery boxes? A better approach would be for them to open them, write on the side what it is, and put it in the bins, though maybe that's just not worth it to them. All things considered, while I might swing by again if I happened to be in the area (especially on one of their cheaper days), it's not worth going out of your way for. If you want a much better volume of options (most of which you can actually see what you're getting), head down the road for Discount Depot. Overall: 3.0 stars ---- Pros: - Lots of parking. - Prices are great after a few days, though on the $10 days not so much. - Store interior is clean and inviting. Cons: - Boxes are wrapped up so tight you won't know what half of the items there are. - Not as much selection as other stores of this nature. - This area has some security risks, so aim to come during daylight hours if possible.

I love this place. You can find a lot of top name items for cheap. Some times brand new items for…read morecheap.

This store is definitely full of unique finds! While the store is not very big, I appreciate the…read moreorganization/small departments within the store to locate things more quickly while pursuing through the aisles. This store kind of reminds me of a more organized "amazon bins" store, but items are put up on shelves or hooks so they can be seen/found more easily, and everything is priced individually. It did seem like pricing was done randomly as there were similar items with very different prices, but they do have some additional discounts with their colored coded stickers, and have signs up around the store explaining the extra discounts. They have a little bit of everything in this store from small electronics, home & kitchen goods, health & beauty products, toys, games, pet items, craft supplies, clothes and more! They also offer a loyalty program and give discounts for spending a certain amount. I've shopped in this store a couple times and they have different things each time I've been, so it's definitely worth checking them out if you're in the area.

You can spend forever in this store ! So many goodies to hunt for ! I truly enjoyed my visit. The…read moremajor downside is that some of this is severely overpriced for it being unclaimed mail.... Some things are accurately priced and totally worth the steal ! The staff are pretty chatty & they've got stuff behind the counter and in glass containers if they are more valuable. So make sure to check every corner ! I've gotten quite a few many gifts from here since there is so much to choose from. Just wish their prices were a little cheaper.

Mom suggested here for me look for an area rug for my room. Did I find the perfect rug? No. Did I…read morefind something I like? Yes. Did I spend roughly what I wanted? Also yes. So is it perfect? No, but it's reasonably priced alternatives. I like my new rug, and that's what matters. It was a bit redundant for the guy to encourage me to get a value card, but I guess if someone goes in once, there's a possibility they'll come back

This place is an absolute spectacle. There are a lot of great finds to be had at low prices, but…read morethe way the store is organized it's often like rummaging through a massive yard sale where everything is technically still new. I'd sum up Ollie's by saying this is a "last-chance-VERY-last-chance-we're-not-kidding-absolutely-NO-chance-after-THIS-chance" store. Some aisles are totally normal with everything arranged logically on shelves, other times it's just boxes shipped directly from a business, full of their clearance items and a piece of paper taped to the shelving to guide you through the pricing. Home goods are priced in perplexing ways that seem to be left to the whim of whoever happens to be on shift the day the shipment comes in. Kind of like Goodwill. You will definitely find something here you can use. Of that, there is no doubt. (nail clippers, toilet seat, baking pans, towels, a fan, an alarm clock, pet bowls, holiday decorations), but will you find THE thing you came in for? That's a different question altogether.

Redecorating? Looking for that definitive piece to make your room pop? Going for that "WOW"…read morefactor? Get ready to be inspired! This is the place for you! Peruse room after room of creatively designed decor that will add pizzazz to your nest! From gorgeous garden urns to wrought iron to terra cotta pottery, the first booth on your right has a classic and impressive selection of gardenware. Further down you will find a modern, sleek booth designed with funky retro pieces, light fixtures, vintage bar ware, simplistic furniture and mirrors that beckon a revisited 60's vibe. Madmen eat your heart out! Various other rooms feature classic sofas and dining sets, Asian inspired decor, Tole trays, vintage luggage, rugs and more. One booth featuring chandelier pieces will dazzle your senses! Whether you are looking to replace a crystal for your existing chandelier or would like a customized masterpiece, Holly Grove Repair & Restoration has prisms and crystals that outshine any competitor. I hang several different pieces in my window to create an array of rainbows all over my room when the sun reflects these sparkling beauties. Remember the "refracted light" scene from Pollyanna? Magical!! I'd be remiss if I didn't mention Annie Sloan's Chalk Paint booth! The original chalk paint and the best quality there is... don't settle for knock offs! Come see for yourself, Project 1 is a feast for the eyes. Be sure to visit David at the sales desk! He knows his stuff and is as charming and delightful as a Prince! I was looking for a specific piece and he directed me to the perfect addition to my collection! He's a gem!

This place is amazing. It is nestled among a huge antique store and an art collective. I spent…read morethe whole afternoon wandering here. This particular store has a large section just on replacement parts from chandeliers. Really fun eclectic things. Lots of MCM. I will definitely be back.

It's a decent store. Sometimes they run out of staples like different sodas they sell as litres,…read morebut they always seem to be in a good mood

I went shopping for a wreath and materials associated for it with my infant. After spending more…read morethan half an hour and $58, I realized that the cart could not be taken out of the store. There were no big plastic bags for larger items and I couldn't carry them out and my baby at the same time. I provided this feedback to the manager who didn't care that my items were falling out and told me it wasn't her problem. I decided to return the items because she was rude and there was no one at the register for at least 10 minutes when I didn't chose a self check out. She told me that people steal carts and told me to leave my baby in the car and then grab the purchase. If there is a problem with carts being stolen, why would I put my child in danger as I go back to the store for bags? Then, she couldn't return 58$ because it was over her allowed amour of $50. I stayed for another 45 minutes as she called someone to authorize this return. This is my last time shopping at dollar tree. Improve customer service if you want customers to spend money in your store.