Another location for my list. Ollie's Bargain Outlet has just become a go to place for me for good…read moreprices on a variety of products. I am very conscious of the prices for everything when I shop in these stores, but I can almost always find something. On this particular visit, I didn't make a purchase, but as usual, they had quite a few food items that I can find at other locations and I keep in mind for when they need arises. I've been really considering a new vacuum cleaner, and I have found some really good deals on them here but my only issue is that every one of them does wet and dry and they are all remanufactured products. That doesn't mean anything is wrong with them, but I am looking for just a regular dry vacuum cleaner. Either way I have to save up the money to get one. I have found quite a few kitchen items that I would find useful, but I just don't have room for at the moment. I always check their book section and quite frequently. I find something worth reading. Like the other locations I have been to. I received a greeting when I came through the front door and multiple employees were pleasant to me and offered assistance as I was shopping. As they have an ever-changing in inventory they are definitely worth checking out on a regular basis.

The store smells like old mop water and it is not a clean store it needs some type of organizationread more

When I say I am here almost every weekend.. it's no lie. I am a bit addicted because the FOMO kills…read moreme. I usually go on Sundays when clothes are 3 for $10. You can get beautiful dresses, Cupshe brand bathing suits that are $40 on Amazon for $3.. brand new w tags. Shapermint shape wear for $3 new w tags!! Ladies know how much these cost! I now have SO MANY clothes because I come here so much. Do yourself a favor and check it out. If you want the best Selection go on Fri or Sat... if you want the best price.. go on Sun. I added a couple of pics of clothes I got from there.

I've been going to a lot of these types of stores lately and have made some purchases. This one…read morecame up in my list when searching the other day and I figured I would give it a try. It was on a Tuesday, which is the first day of their week And they claim that everything is $14 on the first day. $14 only refers to what is in the bins that all these places have. They basically dump stuff out multiple times a day and people pick through it and buy things. I believe this is an old grocery store or some sort But there is a lot of space inside. What I did realize was that virtually nothing in the bins was worth $14 on this day. Anything that might've been worth that was priced at $30 or higher off in a separate section. A lot of what was in that section would be in the bins at most of these types of stores that I have visited. I understand appliances and mattresses and other rather large items being priced higher, but a lot of these items could have been in the bins based off of other places. At some point, I will probably stop in again on one of their cheaper days just to see what they have. Inventory does change constantly so it could be better sometimes. The other thing that struck me about this one was when I walked in, the place did not smell nice. They were not crowded and there is a lot of empty space. If you're looking for deals, it could be worth stopping in as you never know what you might find , and it is possible to hit several of these stores in one day, depending when you are shopping. Be aware that most of these types of stores are cash only if you have never been in them before. There are handicap spaces near the entrance, and the entrance was accessible when I was there.

You have to prepare yourself for this place. If you like "thrifting" and get excited about finding…read morea needle in a hay stack you'll love CHB. If you're one that likes the Millenia mall where you've got your "find" neatly folded on a table in the brands section stay away. Everything is target returns or rejects. Some great deals. As an example, Native Body Wash- 19.99 at Target 4.00 here. Big pump bottles of Crew 4.00 Target 30.00. Tons of clothes household goods, lots of good dog treats (Yak cheese bully sticks $2.50 on Thursdays) Got 6 matching throw pillows from CHB new in the plastic for 2.50 each. Retailed at Target for 29.99 each. It takes some work to find stuff so give yourself enough time and have some fun.

Hi Friends, This place is dumpster diving at its best. Service only at check out. It's so random,…read moresome is junk and maybe you get lucky. Selection is great from clothes to candy. Value is questionable. If you enjoy hunting this is the place. You may get lucky. They need to put more things of value. C-

Bargain World Gift Shop - Lake Buena Vista, FL has a huge variety of souvenirs, gifts, snacks, and…read moretourist items at ok prices. Great place to grab last-minute Disney-themed items without paying theme park prices. Store was organized and easy to browse, and staff were friendly. Some items felt a bit generic, others overpriced but overall a solid spot with good value and plenty of options. Worth stopping in if you're in the area.

The minute I walked in to this place, I was greeted by employee and you dont find that offen. The…read moreselections in the store was very organized and lots to see and most important cuz we were on vacation, savings on merchandise was Amazing! I bought alot for my family back home. But I need to get a few more items I missed for a few grandbabies. I am on the other side of the US so Im looking for my girls, small sizes for children. Thanks so much! You are #1 in my choose!

Out with the old, in with the new. Gabe's has officially opened up in the former Old Time Pottery…read morespace in Ocoee. I believe this is the 5th location here in Florida. I had never heard of Gabe's until they took over this spot but they have been around since the 60's and started in West Virginia. They have locations throughout Eastern US and acquired Old Time Pottery a couple of years ago. You will notice many items with Old Time Pottery labeling which is a little confusing. The store feels massive inside, even though it is likely the same square footage as OTP. You can view all 4 walls walking in. Overall, it reminded me of a Ross crossed with a Walmart but cheaper. They have a variety of departments at inexpensive prices. Shoes, clothing, indoor and outdoor home decor, kitchen, household organization, rugs, pet supplies, electronics and toys. They also had name brand items like Nike and Ryka at very low prices. It's a bit overwhelming because it is so massive but I appreciate the variety all in one store. Staff could not be found anywhere on the floor so if you have questions, you likely need to go to the checkout area. I didn't buy anything today so not sure how efficient the checkout lanes are but plan to come back when I have more time.

Gabe's is a new retail chain that bought Old Time Pottery and recently converted some OTP Florida…read morelocations into Gabe's. It is a large retail outlet similar to Marshall's, Ross or Beall's Home Centric. They have great prices and carry closeouts from many other retail chains. The Orlando area location is Ocoee which is at the corner of West Colonial and Maguire road. Just a few blocks off the SR 50 exit on the FL Turnpike. I noticed brands from Kohl's, Target, Loft, Ann Taylor, Lucky's, Bebe, Lands End, Lane Bryant, Banana Republic, Gap and many others carried by Ross and Marshall's. The brand names on tags are sometimes blacked out or the brand name may be cut out of the tag. I did see Adidas, Reebok and Avis but I did not see designer brands. They have many departments in this store. Clothing, luggage, purses, shoes, accessories and some personal care. Bed and bath, home decor, patio, kitchen, rugs and food items. They have clearance signs in all departments. They have a good rewards program called 'unbelievable Rewards.' Gabe's is discontinuing their text program in Sept 2025 however customers can get alerts and deals through the Gabe's app. I would recommend signing up for rewards beforehand or at the register checkout. You get 25 points for signing up and every $50 in points generates a $5 coupon. Coupons expire in 30 days. Coupons can be used towards clearance merchandise. The service was friendly both on the sales floor and at checkout. I purchased Vera Wang, Croft and Barrow, Loft, Bandolino, Land and Sea, A New Day (Target), Banana Republic and Hanes multipacks. 6 tops, two pants and two intimates for $40. I earned a $5 coupon on my first shopping trip. Positives: Price Selection Rewards are easy to earn Friendly staff and easy parking Fun for bargain shoppers The rug department they had tables where you can unroll rugs to examine them. Cons: This is an outlet so the racks and displays lend themselves to a little digging Rewards coupons are limited to 30 a year but 30 times 50 is a 1500 spend 3 try on rooms per gender

Great selection of products here, we were surprised by the amount of Halloween decorations for…read moresale, though a bit taken back by how much Christmas decorations were already out for sale. Having grown up in Winter Garden, it was nice to revisit this store since it was somewhat of a staple of my childhood. Fun to see how much they have moved things around from my last time there, everything looked like it had swapped sides of the store ha-ha. The store appears to be clean and tidy, unfortunately we managed to buy a blanket that had some form of substance on it that we didn't notice when grabbing off the shelf, hoping it washes out since this location is a good 30-40 minutes from us, not worth the drive back. The employees are for the most part great, the only real issue we had was check out. 1 Person manning the register while 6+ people in line, and the person at the register was pretty slow unfortunately, which meant we actually spent more time standing in line to check out, than we did casually browsing the whole store and selecting items to buy. Despite it all, I'm sure I'll be back eventually, just depends on when we drive through winter garden again next, I suppose.

Had such a great experience while checking out. Holly was our cashier. She was super friendly,…read morehelpful and made our interaction a positive one. Especially during this time where there is so much negativity in the world. She was definitely a breath of fresh air. Thanks Holly.

This location is super overstuffed and chaotic and stressful - more-so than than a typical…read moreNordstrom Rack. I went in and left empty habded and overstimualted and rally having not found anything remotly interesting. IT also has an odd layout for a Nordstrom Wrack. The shoes wrap around the entire back perimeter but the sizing was not linear. It wort of jumped around. There was also multiple sections of mens shoes bit not all on one space. I've only been once and it was during the holidays so I'll have to give it another change but

I really do love the fact they have so many shoes. I can spend so many hours looking through…read moreeverything, but that is such a problem because most of the time I don't have all that time in the day to just sit there and shop plus my pockets will be so empty. Unfortunately, life is full of bills, so I can't go as hard as I would like to. The staff are always extremely friendly and helpful if you ever need anything. I love the variety of different shoes that they carry from flats to heels to sneakers to sandals literally just about everything. The only thing I have to say is that a lot of the clothes they carry are made of polyester which I do not want to purchase especially if I'm paying $40 for a shirt. I understand that may not seem like a lot but when I can get a good quality shirt on a clearance rack at Burlington for about five bucks $40 seems like quite the ripoff. The only thing I can say is that sometimes they do have decent things on clearance, but you really do have to dig. I have found that they also have a lot of similar things to Ross and Burlington clothes wise, which is why I really only prefer to look at the shoes when I go to Nordstrom rack. I like that they also have makeup and perfume there so that it is more of a one stop shop. They even have some toys and tons of kids shoes and clothes too. I will definitely be back, but I don't know for sure if I will be back to this location as it is a little bit far from my house.

I almost hate to write this review, because the last thing this place needs is more foot traffic…read more If you're willing to fight traffic, fight for a parking space (seriously, finding a parking spot at this outlet takes a minimum of 10 minutes, often closer to 20-25 minutes), deal with the crowds, and deal with rude fellow customers and coughing/crying toddlers......*IF* you're willing to go through all that, than yes, you can find some great deals on Disney Parks Exclusives at this store. Just be aware that it's no walk in the park (pun intended).

Sadly, Disney needs to focus on their guest experience and stop the nonsense going on in this…read morelocation. Visted the store after hearing all the hype online about deals etc and was appalled by what I witnessed. What should be a shopping experience aligned with Disney's typical guest experiences is in reality an auction and shopping hoard that is not discouraged at all by the store. The store had numerous whatnot sellers and live auctioneers conducting live auctions for store merchandise they had not yet purchased. To put this into context, these sellers DO NOT own the items they are auctioning, they are running live auctions that store customers were appearing in without knowing, selling items from the racks that they hadn't purchased yet and interfering with other shoppers as they shopped. It makes you not want to shop there and just go online and attend their auctions instead because at least then you don't have them shoving you out of the way and grabbing things back from you as you shop. They were literally live streaming shelves, starting auctions for items for sale on the shelves and blocking shoppers from buying those items they were trying to auction despite not owning the items. They had carts filled with merchandise for their auctions. When the doors opened Sunday morning the whatnot sellers were all waiting first in line and clearly knew the staff, calling some by their first name, joking with them etc. As soon as they get into the store they grab everything off the shelves and stock pile the items in their carts, cutting off shoppers, families etc. In the rear corner of the store, two men stood "guarding" multiple carts overflowing with toys they hoarded off the shelves as guests tried to shop. They refused to give the items to shoppers and claimed they were buying them. All the while standing in the back corner with piles of items that in store shoppers wanted to buy, however the whatnot sellers grabbed everything to try to auction them off from inside the store. It was crazy. You had the option to wait for them to run their auctions and see if someone online wanted to buy the item and have a shot at them then deciding to "put it back" What a joke. The staff seem very well aware that this was going on and didn't want to acknowledge it when it was called out to them. Some of them clearly have a relationship with these people. I attempted to notify a manager on the floor who I saw people auctioning within her line of sight. I asked if she saw this happening and she gave a blank stare. I then asked if she knew what whatnot was thinking maybe she doesn't understand what's happening, but she said she knew what it was and didn't understand what the issue was. I explained that there were a group of men guarding carts full of merchandise they haven't bought in the back corner of the store while their partners ran live auctions in the store. The manager just stared at me. Im not sure if she was getting a cut of the action or what. It was bizarre. A quick search on Google showed this practice is not permitted, yet the store workers and managers did nothing to stop it and engaged with sellers who were in auctioning. I took numerous pictures and videos of this happening. Amazingly, the auctioning customers were fine to record and conduct their auctions, but I was given dirty looks for taking pictures documenting what was going on. I watched as a woman visiting from another country repeatedly attempted to buy a toy from the shelf only to have a seller tell her they are auctioning the item and to put it back on the shelf. The woman's child was clearly upset and the mom was upset by the situation. This was the nonsense that staff allowed to go on. I will not shop here again because of this practice. I don't care what discount they are running on old merchandise no one wanted. The way you treat customers whether in the park or in your bargain hut should be the same as both carry the "Disney" brand name. I don't know why a company would allow their brand to be devalued by this nonsense. I LOVED that the Nike outlet had a sign visible to all strictly prohibiting this practice, not allowing auctions in their store nor will they permit the return of items from the auctioneers, preventing item hoarding. THANK YOU NIKE AND SHAME ON YOU DISNEY CHARACTER OUTLET!