Interesting selection of products. I'm not too sure there are all that many bargains. They have a…read morevery large section of closeout and overstock products from Sam's club. The prices on those items were steep. Most of the larger household items like furniture or home maintenance essentials were visibly damaged. Lots of "ding and scratch" products. I wasn't very impressed with the prices, there were some bargains, yes. But plenty of the products were above the price point of other off price stores in the area. I also found a couple of health and beauty products that were labeled "not for sale in the USA" (see pictures) do with that what you may, but I was hesitant due to the uncertainty of the ingredients. Overall, if you're looking for an off-price store for various products, this would probably fit the bill. Is it the best? No. It's alright. It may be worth a look, but I'd recommend managing your expectations.

The store it self has great deals. But the customer service is horrible. Some of the cashier's are…read morevery rude.

Great for thrifting and college students! A lot of this stuff is last season's products or surplus…read moreof a shipment. They have video games to furniture. I would go near the end of the month they usually have better sales then! Great selection of stuff. There are lots of cheap appliances. I even found an insta pot once. ALSO they have a great deal on shoes. Sometimes I find some in my size and sometimes I don't. they also have really cute lamps. overall, come here instead of Walmart it's much cheaper and probably better quality.

Stopped in on a Saturday morning. Quite a few people rummaging through waist high bins, I looked at…read morea few things but didn't find anything. I did get a case of Safeguard soap for $12 which is a deal.

Got great deals on some good items ($1 each on Wed) but sorting through to find the items worth…read moretaking home took way more time than anticipated because of the shambled state of the bins. If you have time and don't mind sorting through a lot of bins, it's a great way to find things for super cheap. The employees are very friendly!

There were all sizes from extra small to 4x. But i have to say they seemed made cheap and there was…read morealot that was not cute. I didnt see anything id want. Was a bit disappointing.

I have always loved Ollie's biting stopped by there to look for rugs 2 days ago (Miamisburg) and…read morewas shocked! I hadn't been there for several months and the store was nasty. Stuff in the aisles, shelves all. In disarray and the floor was Disgusting!!! I almost walked but I knew I could probably find rugs so I stayed, I didn't even want to lay the rugs down to check them on that floor!! I got my rugs and left without shopping around . Checking out was a whole other experience . One older guy who was struggling and pretty rude at that! Then an older woman came up to help me and the other 8 ppl in line behind me. Ollies u dropped the ball BIG TIME. DO BETTER!

The outside looks nice, but as soon as you walk thru the first set of doors, it's pure chaos, the…read morestore is FILTHY, NASTY, unorganized. The older man who works the register is an old grouch. We tried to help bagging our items, & he snapped at us, telling us to leave it alone, as he likes to organize what he puts in the bags, when the line is 12 people back. The checkout is even worse. Guess they think your in line for a Maze. Ollie's needs to do better.

Nice selection with great prices!…read more The cashiers are always quick and the lines move very fast.

I'm given five three deserve it honest hard workers they have very nice selection of things their…read morecaring and kind very helpful their great for community's

I used to really like this store when it first opened. You could find really good deals on items…read morefrom Dick's Warehouse. Now it seems like a Dick's with some discount merchandise. If you want to find deals you really have to comb through every rack and section of the store. It can be worth it if you have time. Beware they've started selling full priced merchandise here now too. The shoes seem to be the best area for a deal along with the youth sports section when your sport is off season. The workers are always nice and it's worth a stop in, but just not as good as when it first opened. Lots of parking options.

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My family loves Indian food but we have trouble finding it except at the local Indian restaurants…read more Here is a great place to shop for ingredients! We stopped in looking for spices and ways to make chicken curry. They have a great selection and I bought 3 different curry mixes for that and some coconut milk for it. The place is bigger than it looks from the outside, we asked for help. The people working there were friendly, knowledgeable and very helpful. As Arnold said, 'I'll be back!'

This is the store from where I bought the following item:…read moreShree-G Grocers Shree-G Grocers Fairborn 2616 Colonel Glenn Hway, Fairborn, OH 45324 Tel. 937-318-9044 POS Terminal Name POS2+ .++++ Tamarind slab 200 G Upon brining it home, I tried and found sand and small stone. This is unacceptable. The items health hazard

I love this place the employees are so nice the only problem is there model train innovatory is…read moresmall but that's ok because there mostly focus on extra cars keep up the good work there the best highly recommended

It is a REAL true hobby shop !! They have anything and everything you are looking for !! The…read morestaff is always available to help with your needs . If you've not been there .... Make plans to go !!!

How can a chocolate store be anything but delightful! They have so many scrumptious chocolates to…read morechoose from it's hard to decide! The best part is they have samples waiting for you right at the door. Dark or milk chocolate ~ trust me you won't be disappointed. As you breeze through the store you'll find other small dishes of candy to sample. Not only do they have chocolates but they have a variety of other candies ~ including Jelly Bellies :) You can find really nice last minute gift items here too. Be sure and check the sale table for great bargains! I love stopping here, especially around the holidays, because there is always something special. If there's a chocolate you want to try just ask the girls behind the counter, they're more than happy to accommodate you with a sample bite.

Greatly enjoy the Double Chocolate 2# box of Turtles…read more My dear wife has concluded that she merits this treat several times per year. Esther Price needs to step up it's management program as well as the program for clerks. The manager is OFF Again today. We'd like to get her take on the High Prices, and the clerk is clueless -- why would you Not want all of your employees informed about price of chocolate. Both parking lot and store floor are empty of consumers, why? Previous Rates: Earlier in 2025, reciprocal tariffs added 10%-15% to landed costs, with some specific products facing, or threatening, even higher duties. Impact: The tariffs, combined with high global commodity prices, caused significant disruptions to U.S. chocolate makers (e.g., Hershey), forcing higher retail prices (10-20% increases) and reducing consumer demand. Though federal officials announced the lifting of tariffs in November 2025, some industry members reported a delay in seeing actual cost relief, with some reports noting continued, targeted duties. Severe drought, exacerbated by climate change and heat, is severely impacting West African cocoa production, particularly in Ivory Coast and Ghana, which produce over half the world's cocoa. Widespread dry conditions affect over half of Ivory Coast and two-thirds of Ghana, threatening major harvest seasons. Key affected areas include central and western regions of Ivory Coast. Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) and Ghana are currently the primary drought-stricken cocoa areas in Africa, together accounting for roughly 60% of global production. As of late March 2026, drought conditions blanket more than half of Côte d'Ivoire and approximately two-thirds of Ghana, significantly threatening the mid-season harvest.