I brought these pics to the attention of Management. The Biddeford blankets were advertised $39.99…read more She did not want to honor what is in the picture saying that it wasn't clearly stated that that was a queen it didn't state and that's their mess up not mine! Also, she said the date on that was wrong and I told her that they need to have more oversight and clearly do not getting paid enough because their store is ALWAYS disorganized and trashed. Next time I come here I'm visiting with my lawyer husband and will make them give me whatever they advertise specified or not. They better be very careful with their wording and the signs that they leave up.. They've had these up since 10/22/2025?!?! Also, the Huggies, wet wipes were still shrink wrapped on the pallet and had no pricing. When I went up and asked they were oblivious as to what I was talking about?!? I think I'm going to stop going to Ollie's. They need to have better cameras/eyes as far as customer shoplifting. I saw an older lady with a walker that was hunched over stuffing things in her purse. And I saw man, shoving things into his bag that he clearly did not pay for yet.

Cashier was friendly, prices are reasonable. You can find some good deals depending on what you're…read morelooking for.

I discovered this place a couple of weeks ago and have been back 4 times. My first time was on a…read moreFriday and it was crazy and fun. Some people are pretty serious about grabbing what they can but it's all good. The staff is really friendly and quick to checkout. My son accidentally got the wrong size phone case and the staff let us come back in and look for another one to exchange. No questions. No problem. Cool little spot for quick deals!! If you can't be here on Friday, just get here before Tuesday to increase your chances of finding deals. Also, wear closed toe shoes for the "new table rampages" that happen every hour on Friday, Saturday and Sundays. Plus they do raffles on all three days as well.

1/5 Stars | Buyer Beware! False Expectations, Filthy Conditions, and Questionable Pricing…read more I love a good bargain hunt! I've visited plenty of liquidation and Amazon return stores in San Antonio, so I'm familiar with how these businesses operate. Unfortunately, this particular location was one of the worst shopping experiences I've had. We visited on Saturday, when merchandise was advertised at $5. I selected several items, including two bras, reasonably expecting to pay $10 for the pair. Imagine my surprise when I reached the register and discovered the bras were actually $15 EACH! There was no signage on the bin indicating these items were exceptions to the advertised pricing. Let me be clear: I had the money to purchase both bras. Affordability wasn't the issue. Transparency and honesty in advertising were the issue. I ultimately purchased one bra because I objected to the unexpected pricing. Now, let's discuss the cleanliness of this establishment. Good grief. The store was absolutely filthy. I observed insects throughout the premises, and the restroom situation was particularly disturbing. Instead of clearly designated men's and women's restrooms, the facilities were shared. When I entered what I believed was the women's restroom, a man was walking out while zipping his pants. Only one toilet was functioning, and the overall condition of the restroom was no bueno. To top it all off, I found one of those backseat covers for my suv so that dog hair doesn't get in your car and this man came up to me and said, "can I have that"? And took it from me. I would have given it to him. He didn't even say, "sorry". Rude. I have visited liquidation stores in older buildings throughout San Antonio, and while they aren't always immaculate, they are generally maintained to a much more reasonable standard. Some even close for a day each week to restock and clean. Clean restroom facilities, and clearly communicated prices should be reasonable expectations. My advice to shoppers: Verify the price of every item before checkout, regardless of the advertised daily pricing, and consider the condition of the facilities before spending your money. I appreciate a bargain. I appreciate honest business practices even more. This store has substantial room for improvement, beginning with a broom, some disinfectant, and accurate price signs. On a positive note, if you can get over all of what I wrote above, I did find these cute ears! $5. I ended up giving them away to a little girl for Halloween :)

Family own business! They have really good deals for really cute things. They have knock off shoes…read morelike Tory Burtch, American Eagle, etc for REALLY cheap. You can also bargain with them most of the time and they will give you good deals just as long as you're nice. I will most definetly be going back!

Love this place! Always find great deals. So don't go and take my stuff ! Lol! Enjoy!!!!read more

This place is horrible!! Nasty customer service overpriced USED items. most of the clothes had a…read morefunny smell to them , musty, smell !!!never again.

I like to look for simple bargains like the next. We found this store just by dumb luck really. I…read morelike that they in door and out items. There is some organizing to their store and they have some really cool stuff that you over look at other places. What I mean if it's to expensive, you look at it and the put it back. This is where this places to mind. They also have food items here and you can tell that they get their items from Costco as well.

They advertised a completely different rug than what I received and refuse to give me my money…read moreback. Feel free to go look at my Google review for detailed pictures. AVOID! 1 Stop Outlet, 5825 Louetta Rd, Spring, TX 77379. 281-251-0176.

Family, kid friendly place. Inexpensive. Drinks. Candy. Snacks. Household items. Next to Strake…read moreMiddle School and Elementary school.

From the owner: Newly established store. We are a family run business serving families in the Kuykendahl/Spring…read moreneighborhood communities. We're located next to Strack Middle School, in walking distance.

So happy I stopped here to check things out. I'm a huge fan of wholesale clubs as you get such a…read morebetter deal buying in bulk vs small portions at regular grocery stores. Suns is pretty unique from your Costco and Sam's as they have a larger variety of unique seafoods. They are the only place in Houston I can find raw chicken nuggets that you have to cook fully. This means it tastes much better with less of those preprocessed ingredients. I go here exclusively for my snow crabs and beef fajitas. The quality is off the charts and the size of the snow crabs are massive compared to the tiny ones at your local grocery store. I also find some excellent authentic Asian ingredients and it's always so convenient to pop in and out of there really quickly. What I dislike about it however is their online shopping is non-existent. Their web site isn't helpful at all so don't think you can go there to browse anything. You have to go there to see what they offer. You also don't have to commit to a yearly membership. You can pay like $5 for a daily membership and buy anything in the store you want in that one trip. Save and Prosper!

I hate to compare my expectation at this Sun's Warehouse Club from the Chinatown branch. But…read morethey've set the right tone for the regular shoppers. I felt like walking into an oversized warehouse with double width driveways. I only went through a few aisles, chilling. Majority of stuff are still in boxes. I can only assume if you come shop here frequently, you know what are in there. Price tags are a little confusing. I'm not even gonna go there because I am a casual shopper. Since I don't own or operate a food service, those merchandise won't attract my attention. The only thing I could consider buying is stuff in smaller quantities. Believe or not, I actually bought a membership card for those occasional shopping trips when I really need stuff for the mass. So, I would come back on a long journey here, if I return to North Golden Sun Plaza one of these days.

Wow what a great place. They offer so many services to help the community and people in need. I…read morewent there just to check out the resale shop and turns out these people are really doing good for the community and are a true non profit. ***** from now on I will only bring my donations here! Not goodwill. Goodwill is a business that keeps all the profits! This non profit is really helping people in need! Donate your stuff here. Not goodwill! ****** They have a really nice clean store. They have deep discounts like 60-70% off. I didn't find anything this time but I will definitely go back and check out their store. If you need furniture come here. They have a ton of furniture! Again take your donations here. Not goodwill! Good will keeps most of the profit!

I came on a crazy day, your age is your discount. To say the least it was full of customers…read morecompar3d to other days. A lot of little things which is awesome. Since customers were leaving with baskets full of items, not much was left. I definitely wanna go back.

Ok, so everything here is $1.09 instead of what one would think would be a .99 cent store but it…read moreisn't false advertisement since nowhere on the building does it say that nor mentioned in it's name. Now onto what is event happened to me on this trip. I walked into the door with mother in tow and was met by a Mid Eastern guy with "Good afternoon, would you like a shopping cart?" WHOA Horsey! You don't get that kind of treatment at any .99 (ok. $1.09, picky picky) store or even many department stores, scored a star on that. This store has a pretty good organization structure and you know what?.......THERE ISN'T STUFF STREWN ALL OVER THE ISLES! You! managers, franchise owners, wanna be owners of the .99 cent and dollar tree stores, if you ever walk in here please take heed to how this place is kept. Look up the isles, look down the isles, look at the fool that came only to buy a few things for his daughter's school project and loaded up the cart with $50 of stuff (ok, that might be me), there hardly isn't anything in the isles. The store owner/management has their head on right when they have their employees (or would it be themselves?) on the upkeep of this place, kudos do you, there are newer, cleaner and less busy stores and here seems to beat them by a touch, gee you'd think this was a privately owned store, guess what, I'll bet you $1.09 it is. You will find almost every major thing that you would find at KIng Dollar, .99 cents, dollar tree store like dog food, shampoo, deodorant, kitchen stuff, candles, toys, candy, roach penises, cookies, silk/fake flower/plant stuff, school supplies, hats, flopper stoppers and of course 2 liter sodas and more. What you will NOT find here unfortunately is a refrigerated cold section but you know what? You can't win them all, who wants to buy .99 grey ground beef anyways? At least the peptol bismol substitute is always on hand. Parking is more than ample, in what seems like a half dying lot with other businesses actually still manages to survive. Atmosphere, ok, it felt like 82 degrees in here but understandably electric bills are always high in any building especially commercial accounts, I don't blame Giant Dollar for cutting back a little. I always manage to find myself back here about once every two months but always find my way back and so should you, just to see what an actual "clean" uncluttered isled store is supposed to look like. And by the way, the roach thing I was kidding about, just wanted to see if you were paying attention. Have a good day and happy shopping, clean up in isle 9. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tips to new Yelpers: Have you noticed that maybe a review of yours has been "filtered"? Try making a few more reviews like maybe 15 and you probably will get the "suspicion" arm lifted and your review might come back as being legitimite, two or three sentenced reviews do not count. Welcome to YELP.

EVERYTHING is $1.09, unless it's like 2 or 4 for $1.09! Okay this store is fairly organized,…read morethough I would benefit from aisle markers. I found it amusing how they have a pack of identical 60, 80, and 120 hair pins all for $1.09 each. I come in here randomly exploring the place for something that may have fell of the Target truck. You can find almost anything here, (well you won't find it without help but it's there), they have 2L sodas (Dr. Pepper), underwear (hmm.), table cloths (by the foot), medicine, etc etc whatever you want. The items hanging along the wall have no organization, I tried to understand what category all the things next to each other belonged to but there isn't a category unless you want to call it Misc. I try to stick to brands that I'm familiar with when buying personal items, (some copycat brands look just like the real thing btw) and check the expiration of course. I like the cheap Suave shampoo. Also one of the cashiers/owner is very friendly and will leave his post to find an item for me. because god knows all the stockers don't speak English.