There's nothing wrong with a good old fashioned scavenger hunt. At Big Lots I'd probably skip the…read moreblacklight inspired clothing and off-brand food but if you're on the prowl for $3 Blu-Rays, a gross of discontinued laundry detergent and a basement couch not designed to self-destruct in 90 days then Big Lots is worth a peek every few months. Honestly, not everything here's a bargain as I've found better quality grilling tools for less elsewhere -- so, assuming everything's uniformly cheaper because the store looks like an organized garage sale is not your best move. I roam for ten minutes and if I bump into something I know is a good deal like motor oil, then the trip is a success. But be forewarned, you're on you're own. The store looks thinly staffed bordering on invisible. Who cares, I scored a Jean Claude van Damme Blu ray box set for $6 and a couch to surf it on. Who's better than me?

Glad this store isn't closing as my wife likes it a lot, finding bargains on hold hold items…read more But my 3 star review is due to a few years ago when they remodeled it, they removed the automotive section. They carried a great selection of car care products and good prices. To me they should bring it back, I myself don't go here as much (unless my wife needs me to pick something up) because they don't carry the items I use the most. That's losing sales.

I called in regards to looking for furniture When I got the recording there was a message from last…read moreDecember saying they would be closed for the holidays and will reopen January 3rd

From the owner: We specialize in High Quality, New and Used Furniture at Affordable Prices!read more

Lower prices, big selling space, available clerks ,great management team by rapid response to…read moreanswer questions

Shoppers World variety store offers a wide range of products at competitive prices, making it a…read morego-to destination for budget-conscious shoppers. From clothing and accessories to household essentials and electronics, they've got you covered. The store layout is somewhat unorganized still easy enough to navigate. While the quality of some items may vary, the affordability and variety more can make up for it. For those seeking value and convenience, Shoppers World is a solid flea market style shopping choice. Its basically self service don't expect staff members to assist you in bargain hunting, a good rainy Sunday shopping destination....

This review is specifically for the juice maker outside. I paid for sugarcane juice inside and…read morewent outside to get my drink. The store had just opened so I was one of the first ones to get their juice. I saw that the man was not wearing gloves but didn't care much at this point since he was just cleaning up from last pour. Next he started the machine to rinse it out with wayer, without wearing gloves. Basically using his bare hands to clean the machine. He proceeded to stick his finger in the spout where the juice comes out from. He started cutting the lime and ginger without his gloves. At this point I lost my appetite because his nails were long and he had accidentally cut part of his nail off, pulled it off and threw it somewhere. I was so grossed out that I walked back in the store and asked for the refund. I let the cashier know what happened and nobody seemed to care. Awfully disappointed and disgusted. Again this review is just for the fresh juice station outside. This is how people get sick.

This is a nice little grocery store on Oaktree Rd in Iselin. There's a much bigger location a few…read moremiles away. There's fresh vegetables, lentils, spices, and other Asian grocery products. Service was good and fast. You can find free parking outside. It's street parking that's mostly 2 hour parking.

Closeouts, closeouts, and, oh yeah, more closeouts!…read more It's clear that this store has been around for a long time, and is still doing well. The first time I was here was when I was a toddler in the 90s, and now I'm old enough to see what they have, and yes I've been here a few times. This store has a huge clothing section, and limited selections of pajamas, slippers, undergarments, luggage, bath towels, table cloths, kitchen supplies, and shower curtains. Most of the areas were very organized, but the kitchen supply area was a little messy. But then again, I don't come here for that. So what do I come here for? It depends, but usually it's for pajamas, table cloths, and shower curtains. But I don't get all of them in one visit. Sure, I can get those anywhere, but why here? REALLY LOW PRICES. Other stores would charge higher for these items, including Wal*Mart, but because these are closeouts, you won't expect to spend A LOT on just one item. Regardless of brands and low pricing, I've never had a major issue with anything that I got here. Keep in mind that because this is a closeout store, what they have on the shelves and racks is all they've got. During my recent visit, I needed to see if they had any short-sleeved pajamas as mine were getting close to being worn out. But all I saw were the winter ones, and when I asked to see if they had any, they politely told me that what they receive and stock is all they've got. I was disappointed, but I understood. Maybe they'll have it next time or something. But I didn't walk out empty-handed though. I was able to get a new table cloth at a cool price since my old one was just way too out-dated. Customer service is always fine. Overall it's a really fine store. I will always stop here whenever I'm in the area, particularly when I'm coming back from Ikea or Jersey Gardens Mall via US 1 & 9.

There is a wide variety of items in this store, if you are a penny saver like me, this would be…read moreyour favorite place to shop. The women Jeans are very nice and all the clothes and items are priced at like what I think is the lowest price possible, so they really want you to save. Clothes for children, home items like curtains ( nice ones), towels, cooking ware.

This Burlington is consistently the worst. There is always a long wait at registers and poorly…read morestaffed. Go elsewhere. Anywhere.

I've never really ever been a fan of Burlington for anything other than their coats. I recently…read morewent to one of their other locations and was surprised by the many choices in clothing as well as their cleanliness. I then decided to come back to this store after a long hiatus. Nothing much has changed. The coats are in, so it's worth stopping in if you can stand searching through racks for that one favorite. There was no line on a Friday night (which was great); the service was mediocre. The store was pretty clean, quiet, and coats appeared to be in size order.

Enjoyed this mall…read more 1) It is pretty large, comfortable comparable to Garden State Plaza (slightly smaller). 2) Enjoyed the walk around the mall and the decor. 3) I did like the cafeteria area had a fast-casual Indian spot. Which was nice.

Less construction this time around, and while the stores were still mildly patronized during the…read moreweekend, it didn't have the feel of being too busy - far emptier than I think the owners would like. Clean, though.

They have what you need for less awesome place to walk around for a few minutes and find what you…read moredidn't know you needed or wanted to try.

I legit thought this was a job development center for like 7 years. It doesn't help that there…read morereally IS a workforce development program down the street lmao with a similar name. When I started getting advertisements and mailings and saw that this was actually a store, I paid more attention. When I saw that there was someone else who agreed with me that garden hoses shouldn't cost $50 and small ceramic potters should be less than $15, I knew we had to go. This store was a pleasant surprise! When I walked in it immediately reminded me of like a Roses or a Cost Cutters (lord I'm old smh). But it's basically a bigger Tuesday Morning/Christmas Tree Shoppes. The hoses - what I came for - were right in front. And the incredible prices on those encouraged me to look further. Because this economy sucks, I wasn't planning on buying anything extra. But the plant pots were great - colorful and with drainage holes. The food and cleaning supply aisles were also great. I picked up some toilet cleaner for a bargain. And my husband found windshield washer fluid for cheaper than Wallyworld. When we finished shopping, the person working the register was friendly and patient and had me sign up for the discount card. We will definitely be back - the only thing I like more than a bargain is great service. Today we got both!!

Well well well, after being a loyal customer (Uniqlo member who fancies scanning the membership…read morebarcode during checkout ;)) finally writing a review that was long due. This has been our first Japanese store interaction and in some way we find there's a fine thread of its culture weaved into this brand's fabric. The clothes seem to come up with a certain honesty with the way they are well made. This particular store is smaller compared to its cousin at the American Dream mall but has quite a collection for its size. The highlight of this brand/store is the unique self checkout technology they possess at the registers where you just need to throw the dresses in a bin and it checks you out without needing to scan the barcode manually. Parking isn't a problem at all as it's situated in the Menlo Park mall

@ Menlo Park mall, Edison NJ The store is small compared to…read morethe NYC stores, thus, they have limited items. Since the fitting room had only 4-5 rooms, the line was long to try on the clothing. Also, the payment line was long but you may put all the items in the bin which automatically scans all your items. Also, UNIQLO App can be used to order without standing in line.