I think the owner caught a catchy name, Alibaba Liquidation. No kidding. They sell imports from…read moreChina I'm huge quantities. They don't have display cases, but huge boxes of merchandise as seen on Amazon (not TV). I don't think it's related to the internationally known e-commerce website. Alibaba is also the main character from the famous Arabian folk tale. Any ways, as I was saying, don't think all products from China look cheap. They're seriously made for high end consumers. Like cell phone accessories brand LeYi. I never knew this brand until I bought a cell phone case from Amazon. They got unique design and functionality. Yesterday July 31 was their first day. I arrived around 3 pm. They were busy unloading and setting up the shop. There were few customers. Employees greeted everyone as we came in. Prices are still handwritten on the crates. I saw $1, $2, $3, $4, $5... But I saw nice stuff in the crates. Oh, they take cash and credit cards. I wasn't planning to stay long because I could overspend for trinkets. Some items can become customized gifts for businesses. I'll be back when we can safely meet in person. Because I will buy a bunch of stuff for my meetup giveaways. **Updated after my second visit and chatted with co-owner Jason** They have plan to expend this operation to 10 stores in Houston. I think it's a great concept. I wish them luck and I will be back every month to see new products.

Very happy with my purchases , you can find good items with affordable prices. Definitely…read morerecommend to everyone !

Neat, well organized, helpful employees, all that you could ask for from a shopping experience…read more Good selection of food, housewares, books, clothing and toys at great prices and a 15% discount made it even better. Will make the trip again.

Today was my mom and I first time visiting an Ollie's store. We had a great time, at first. The…read morestore was clean, organized and there was a great selection of books. The problem came when it was time to check out. The guy on the first register from the checkout line to the left around 1:45pm on December 24, 2024 is the reason I am leaving this review. My mom and I were next in line to checkout and the other registers were occupied by other customers alsobchecking out. When the young cashier guy finished ringing up his customer instead of checking us out next, he walks off and pretends to busy himself with something which was very obvious he didn't want to ring up anyone BUT when the next register opened up and my mom and I walked to the next cashier he immediately went back to his register to take the next customer behind us. At that moment it was extremely clear he didn't not want to ring us up for whatever reason but that was extremely rude! I don't want to say race was a part of it but I can't think of any other reason he choose to intentionally not ring us up when we had the same amount of items the customer he helped before and after us had. This really messed up our first time experience at Ollies. The cashier lady to the right side we ended up going to was very nice and signed my mom up for the Ollies Army rewards. After we left I called and spoke to the manager, I think his name is Mike or Michael. I explained what just took place and he was very nice and said he will run the cameras back and also notify upper management. We appreciate him for hearing our concern and not dismissing us. Hopefully the cashier takes a customer service course or finds a new job where he free to be rude else where. This was very upsetting to be treated the way we were and it being obvious in plain sight. Hopefully a real consequence for the young boy comes out of it.

Online it says they close at 9pm but at 8:40pm they were…read morealready kicking us out and they were being really rude about it never coming here again .

Very good selection. Most prices about $1.50. Bought a bag of decorative rocks that would have…read morebeen $5-10 at Michael's but here only $1.50. Good toy and game and party selection.

It would be pretty cool if they opened their store during business hours. There's no reason why I…read moreshould have to sit in my vehicle waiting for them to open during business hours.

Yall know I love a dollar store/tree/outlet you name it! I frequent this dollar tree so nothing…read moremagical happened today that blew my mind. It's just the fact that I never not find something I need! Let's be honest, I always find something I want haha...this dollar tree started off hit or miss for me in the past, however I've noticed some improvements. Good for yall. Typically the service is service, mostly everyone is helpful and friendly. Large selection of a variety of items and if you hurry they have 50% off of all holiday decor. Get it now!

I stop here whenever my wife has an appointment at Methodist Hospital. It's only a mile away…read more I come to Ollie's for their books. I am an avid reader and no one can beat their prices if you find a book; which I always do. This location cares for their book section unlike most other Ollie's. Today I bought two hardcover books for $10!!! I will start reading as I wait for my wife. I definitely will be back!!

Having spent so much time in NYC over the years, I've rarely been privy (#1) to retail chains like…read moreOllie's, which is ginormous compared to all discount stores (#2) I've ever seen in my life. A "bargain outlet" with 500+ locations across 3 dozen states, they have massive inventory that covers everything from mattresses to children's books. If Costco and Dollar Tree had a baby, it would be named Ollie's. I hate to generalize by saying they have everything, but it's really hard to suggest that they don't. There's appliances, apparel, sporting equipment, toiletries, electronics, office supplies, storage supplies, shoes, sporting gear, pet supplies, home decor, etc. It's really easy to get lost in everything they have. However, calling in might be an issue as their customer service is very spotty at best. The website isn't the most reliable in confirming inventory, so perusing in person is usually ideal. At the end of the day, affordable stuff that doesn't feel cheap even when it is. More importantly, I've scored some impressive deals and almost everything was of good-to-great quality. "Good stuff cheap" happens to be their slogan and is a motto I can certainly live by whenever I shop here. ____________ (#1) aka "missing out" (#2) Most of the country has Dollar Tree. NYC has Chinese-owned 99 cent stores. My photos: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ollies-bargain-outlet-katy?userid=ysCBsXWPB-LAiewVS3jZfQ

In the process of Katy becoming an Asian enclave juggernaut (#1), this Daiso came at just the right…read moretime during the initial boom. The store sign is as retro as the rest of the strip mall block and has remained a steady place for affordable Japanese imported goods. Compared to other stores in the country, this one is spacious and features an excellent inventory for all to explore. The store layout is simple, but clean, organized, and extremely tidy. Their kitchenware and home goods are my go-to and the office / school supplies are always a hit. Every few weeks the selection of goods changes, so while they have a wide range of products, keep an eye out for seasonal goods like snacks, stuffed animals, and holiday items. From quirky gifts to household items, there really is something for everyone here. Gone are the days where everything was a $1, but most items are priced right around the $1.50 mark and up. I don't know how it's going to look due to the upcoming tariffs, but fingers crossed that the price tag stays relatively the same. Their budget friendly concept means folks will still keep coming, Because parking is in a large shared lot, it's never an issue finding a spot. It may lack the new bells and whistles of its sister location in Cinco Ranch (#2), I'm happy they've managed to expand to offer additional unique options to the Katy-Houston area. When it comes to discount stores, Daiso always has my vote. ____________ (#1) Katy Asiantown. Cinco Ranch. Mason Road. It's the new frontier. (#2) https://www.yelp.com/biz/daiso-katy-5

This place is so fun ! I think I had to much fun shopping . They have aisle for everything . To me…read moreit's a Korean 5 below but it's not all $5 . Prices are pretty cool . The aesthetics is there ! Like omg . A little girl would lose her mind in here Service was cool . Not much greeting but they deff thank you for coming ! They have self check out so no need to really wait in line . Selection is great . The face mask was 100/100 from Yuka app (aloe vera ) . I bought that one. Over all store is 9/10 and I will be back !

Always good finds. Stopped in for a return and stumbled upon a few new items. They're making room…read morein the store for the holidays so the sales are amazing. Amir helped me with my return. He was veey kind and patient. Great location, plenty of parking and plenty of inventory.

This company has such a deep well of potential in both their model and execution of their model…read more With a small amount of effort, you can find luxury items at affordable costs, typically while avoiding the "discount store" culture/atmosphere. They have the infrastructure, client base, talented stockers and access of locale to usurp Nordstrom Rack and similar models. Their inability to achieve that level of quality, however, is purely self-inflicted. They are clearly allergic to the concept of quality customer service and err on the side of caution, in treating the customer as poorly as possible, lest someone accidentally become confused and forget that they are shopping at Ross+. Instead of settling for being the Target of discount stores, and at times making a tangible effort to become the Walmart, why not get out of your way and pretend to know the meaning of the term "customer service?" I am including two pictures of the two Jack Spade bags I found at this store, and you will easily be able to understand why Marshall's can't have nice things (the larger of the two was damp and smelled like mold). It's bad enough that you treat your treasures like trash, but your employees are categorically opposed to the idea of a customer ever daring to set foot in their domains again. If you want to be better, you have to do better first.

They have very stylish clothes and different types of events,Good point is the price is affordable…read moreand very good point is all sizes. First time when I enter surprise to see all clothes and quality ,very impressive coustomer service and they finally help me to find stylish clothes,I am very happy my shopping,when I wear clothes in party ,people start to give me good compliments that I look very pretty, I recommend everyone should go and buy these clothes,this quality and style worth it , I am thinking to go again yo buy clothes for my daughter birthday party.

From the owner: Buy elegant styles of Ready-to-Wear Pakistani outfits with a wide variety of Formal, Semi Formal…read moreand Casual designs. We also carry a very nice collection of Kurtis, Trousers, Scarves, Shawls, Clutches, Jewelry & much more.

Amazing staff and selection is jaw dropping. You leave there wishing you can buy everything…read more Really appreciate this place more after seeing several other Houston locations.

Regretfully this location is CLOSED. Store is completely empty. Nothing is on the shelves. The…read morelights are out. Not sure how long this has been the case maybe about a week & sad that this location is gone. There are always security guards outside. Security guards are still there. I thought with the new bakery next-door. They would've had a thriving business. Not sure if it was security for traffic or corporate decisions that fueled the closing.

Drake has something to sat:…read more Ever since you went to Ross you You got exactly what you paid for Running out of sale items til they get more Buying slutty dresses I ain't seen before Ever since you went to Ross you Got a reputation as a shelf hound Left me in the car and I feel left out Spent a couple hundred made me stressed out Ever since you went to Ross you Started dressing for less and going out more Glasses of champagne out on the shop floor I actually like Marshalls quite a bit more If you want to dress for success, talk to Roxette. If you want to dress for less, try Ross. This Ross in Richmond is not a bad one, and one which Barbi usually comes to on a fairly regular basis. She thinks it's pretty good and I have to say she's not too far wrong, as she really finds some good stuff here every time we come, and like many other Ross locations it can be a gold mine for finding good stuff. Come and check it out for yourself.  I don't often give 4 stars to chain discount clothing stores, but when I do... you should get in the car and Ross over here.

Always disappointing to visit this store. Everytime you go there, they have only two fitting rooms…read moreopen and a huge long line. People just leave stuff there and leave after they already have spent hours in store to choose clothing. If you ask the staff to open the other side of the fitting room, they just role their eyes with disgusting attitude. Utter disappointment. I gave one star because there was no option to enter zero.