Going to a Big Lots is akin to going to a zoo that has exotic animals that you have never seen…read morebefore. You never know what you are going to find, but you can be sure that you'll see some crap that should have never been made. There are some familiar products/items, but there is a lot of stuff that is remaindered from the stock of other stores that didn't sell well enough to leech shelf space. The food items are always a source of amusement, because they offer some truly strange things. The people that work here are pretty nice, but I can't recall ever seeing an employee that wasn't behind a checkout lane of carrying something out for a customer. Maybe they roost in the back when there isn't an essential task. I have no idea. I did hear the intercom announce that there was a customer in the furniture department that needed help, so apparently you can get assistance if you need some of that. And, FYI, for those on food stamps: You cannot use a SNAP benefits card at Big Lots. The woman ahead of me had almost $100 worth of stuff rang up, presented her card, and was told that Big Lots didn't accept that form of payment. She fled the store, leaving behind a buggy full of goods. I think that she was embarrassed... Comparing canned soup and pasta prices, you can get national brands a bit cheaper at Walmart (or for the same price), but the aforementioned "weird stuff" may present a bargain that you can't resist. I found some Libby's ravioli today for less than $1 a can, so I sprang for four of them, simply because I had never seen it before. What doesn't kill me just makes me stronger, etc.

We went here to get a ginger bread house, and when we opened up the box when we got home, THEIR…read moreWERE FUCKING ANTS IN THE GODDAMN GINGERBREAD HOUSE, THAT SHIT WAS NASTY AS HELL!!?!?!??!! The customer service wasn't that good either......but umm.....the store is good, and stuff, but bad customer service and ants in my stuff. Nasty as hell!

I bought over $200. Was upset when I got home and was looking over my receipt. I small/medium…read moretomato was listed at .54 lbs @ $4.86 lb. My cost was $2.62. I don't need fresh tomatoes that bad. I will have to eat it quick at that price, so it doesn't spoil. I didn't notice a price at the tomatoes, I would not have bought it. I noticed Walmart Market (I don't like to go there) has reduced their tomatoes? But Over All the Prices Are Not So Bad at Foodoutlet. The People are very nice and friendly...I know them on first name bases. The guy's outside are very helpful, with your buggy and some are very Christian People. Always saying have a blessed day. Dustin is a helpful young man and several others. . Ms. Kathy is very nice, Friendly helpful. Also is ms. Debbie.. The guy in the produce was helpful . My first time seeing him. Terry used to be there and also was very friendly and helpful but has moved to the Back with cakes and bakery products. Brandy also is helpful. The store was pretty clean as well. Always guys stocking and working hard. Usually are there to help if needed. Thank You

Great People! And fresh produce and meats! Prices are fair especially now with all the crazy going…read morein

It ain't Publix or Apple Market, but it's better than average for what it is: A place to buy some…read morecheap grub. And note that it isn't great grub that is inexpensive...that would be bonus, but you're getting cheap food at cheap prices. Some of the produce is local. I've seen corn and tomatoes and beans and okra (today, it was "Allentown Okra"). You aren't going to find that at Winn-Dixie, for sure. The meat is thoroughly mediocre, neither exceptional nor horrible. For that provision, I prefer Grocery outlet in Pace, which has the best meat that you can buy in the area. As is typical with budget groceries, you'll find some stuff that you've never or rarely seen, but that's a feature, not a bug. You'll also encounter some skeevy patrons that make "People of Walmart" look like celebrities strolling the red carpet at a Hollyweird premiere. No matter. These folks are genial and polite, in my experience. You'll pay a 10% surcharge on every item that you toss into your infuriatingly rattle-wheeled buggy, just like Grocery Outlet. Keep that in mind...some deals aren't actually deals. And if you need more than an armful of items, grab a dilapidated buggy from the lot, because the hand-carried baskets disappeared a long time ago. The employees have told me several times that people walked off with the baskets, which is a polite way of saying that "Sh!t got stoled!" or something similar. I like to imagine that some resourceful rednecks converted them into crab traps. Starting early next month, the store will close at 8 pm. The new store should be open by then, where the old Piggly Wiggly used to be.

Rude cashier. How will they stay in business when the cashiers aren't even polite? This store…read morehas so little to offer.

A much needed used bookstore in the area. Every time I stop by they have a new hard to find Stephen…read moreKing book I'm looking for. The owner is the sweetest and so friendly! Sometimes I find the prices of some books a little high, but gotta make money somehow!

I am sad to admit I was disappointed in this shop - this is the only used book store near me, and I…read morewas hoping they would have a wider selection than they did. There is no Lord of the Rings, no Harry Potter, and maybe two copies of the first Game of Thrones. They didn't even have a wide selection of classic literature like I had expected. I managed to pick out two books - and I paid $10 for both. That's pretty pricey for used books. It's cheaper than buying new, but pricier still than eBay or Amazon. The staff was nice, and I got a free bookmark, but I don't think I'll come back again.

Hit or miss with clothing. Sometimes there's really nice pieces and others nothing. The prices are…read moregreat and the staff really nice. Best for the area.

Took in a nice (and expensive) couch today. Was told by an old white man "I can't sell that. Better…read moreoff taking it to the dump". RUDE. It does have a cat scratch on one side that could easily be glued back together. Don't take this business ANYTHING.

The girl working there alone with attitude of a highschooler on their lunchbreak, there's a line 3…read morepeople, and it takes almost 10 minutes to be able to pay for my bread. When I get up to the counter, I put the bags of bread on the counter and she just looks at them and her tongue hangs out. So I pick one up. I find the barcode and I scan it and she says you can't do that. You're not allowed to do that. Then she struggles to scan it. I look behind me and there's six self checkouts. I said why are all the self checkouts closed she said because the people that let us do that don't let us do that because we have those and we're not allowed to use those because you're not allowed to do that because we can't do that here. Dollar General fixing to go under if they keep that crap up. And for your own sake, don't trust that girl with your store.

From the owner: Dollar General Milton is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

Amazing place. Friendly staff with great and unique selection. Always worth a stop when driving…read morethrough the Panhandle.

Great selection with friendly customer service and hospitality by Nancy of Stuckey's. My family…read moreenjoyed shopping the fun assortment of candies, gifts and toys. Try a delicious Stuckey's Original Pecan Log Roll! We will visit this Stuckey's location again on our next road trip to Gulf Breeze, FL in 2022!

Great inventory and friendly staff. This is where I come to find books and DVDs. I regularly donate…read moreto this organization as well. I feel that the items are fairly priced as the money goes to a good cause and supports local people in need.

This was one of the places I'd take my Mom and it seemed like you could always find something you…read moremay want or need. It's a pretty decent sized place to go and carry furniture as well. Lately when we stop it seems as if they are getting way out of wack with their prices. We noticed for awhile now someone is getting crazy pricing things. They seem to start off with $2.95 no matter if it even came from the dollar tree. I've seen items that were originally cheaper than their asking price. Not only are you paying more for most items they ask when you check out if you want to round up to the next 1$!! I personally would not mind if prices were cheaper. They do however have one tag they discount I think weekly. Most the time your Lucky to find one or 2 items that color. Of course we know everything is donated so why be greedy asking such high prices. I wouldn't even stop here but it's close enough to my Moms house so it's easy to stop in. Ive even been here when a few people have made the comment they were too expensive and walked out. There is plenty of parking . The donation area you pull on the side to the rear of the building. The help is usually nice to deal with. I guess we will stop coming as often and maybe someone will take over the pricing and the word will get around fast, right now best to go if your looking for something in particular you might but get lucky.

I dropped off my grandmother's Lindie Star ring on April 5, 2023. I was told it would take two to…read morethree weeks to size it an 11.5. The ring was made out of 10K white gold, which Mick, the jeweler, was happy about as it was easier to work with than silver. It all went downhill from there. After waiting to hear from them for two weeks, I started calling again. I called on April 27, June 5, June 6, June 7, June 8, June 9, and June 14 and left messages at each call but did not receive a response. I went into the store on June 16 and spoke with the owner. He said AT&T was having issues with their phones and to call him directly on his cell phone. The ring wasn't ready but it was "in progress." He said it would be a few more days and they'd call me when it was ready. Again, it kept rolling downhill. I called July 25 and left a message that I don't care if the ring was done or not, I was coming in to pick it up the next day to take it somewhere else. Mick called me back and said it would be finished by the end of business that day. I told him I'd be in Milton on July 26 at 10:00 a.m. I went to the store and Mick told me he'd need another 30 minutes. When I got the ring, it was too large, horrible craftsmanship, and the wrong metal. I paid the full $200.00, got in my car, burst into tears, and went home. I just left the Jewelers Trade Shop in Pensacola. They were horrified at the state of my ring. It requires half of the ring to be cut off because they cannot separate out the wrong metal that was used. I paid $245.00 for it to be fixed correctly. I cannot dissuade you from going to Santa Rosa Jewelers loud enough.

First off, I talked to Mick at his home since I do D2D sales, he told me about his business and I…read moreinquired about fixing the battery on my fossil watch. He was a gentleman at his home and insisted I stop at his store to get it fixed. Few days pass and I finally get the chance to stop by the Jewelry shop, I walked in the store and it took at least 10 minutes for Mick to come out the back. He comes out smelling like cigarettes and alcohol and apologizes, no big deal I thought. I proceed to explain to him about the watch and he starts cutting me off as he's examining the watch. I got a little surprised but kept cool, he gives me this story of how he has to order the battery that will take days to get. No problem I expected that but then he tells me how much it costs and that I'll have to leave the watch over night. I tell him due to the nature of my job I'm not sure how long I'll be in Milton so I can't leave it here. He proceeds to get angry and starts yelling at me how I'm wasting his time and I should go somewhere else since I'm being a "cheap ass". Immediately I got upset and told him to screw himself and walked away. I hope this isn't how he treats his other customers, hopefully he can learn to control his temper next time around.