This place has just about everything you need…read more It reminds me of an old-skool discount department store like Bradlees or Kmart, although the quality of the products here are definitely not as high as what we used to find in the old stores. It is a little lower-brow--more like Walmart or Big Lots. You have to be pretty careful about what you buy here because some of the Items in departments like apparel and shoes can be of very low quality but what do you expect for like $4? You come to National Wholesale Liquidators cuz you want something cheap like Walmart but you just can't stand going to a filthy place like Walmart. The good thing is that they have mostly everything you are looking for for low, low prices and the people are nice. Plus it's close to the hood and the grocery department actually has some great products and deals. I also love their houseware deals. I found Contact paper here for lining the shelves which I haven't seen in a long time!

I've been shop here since I moved back into town a few months ago, the owner seemed cool, however…read morehe makes up prices on the fly and the return policy is nonexisten. I purchased a rug for my mom and one for myself along with about 110$ work of other things as well. the big rug was 150$ and the small one 40$ and the big one had no tag however I paid for it anyway. I tried to make a return today and was denied because the carpet had no tag. and that's apparently my fault. so they lost a customer over 150$.

Ordered baby swing, worked a couple of times then quit. The insurance that I took out on it said…read moreit was manufacturers responsibility. Called WOW and they said send it back at my cost which is $60.00 return shipping, the cost of the swing is only $10.00 more, ridiculous. I contacted ebay and they said to give them a chance to email return label and send it back for a full refund, if they don't they will get involved... So far not impressed at all...

2.5-star experience; I rounded up to be kind as first reviewer…read more This is a liquidation center for returns (Amazon or wherever). They have items over $10 lining the walls around the store, and then the "bin items" which get discounted each day, starting at $10 on Friday, then Saturday $7, Sunday $4, Monday $2, Tuesday $1, then anything left is 50¢ on Wednesday. Thursdays they are closed to restock. Visited on a Friday morning to look for power tools or possibly appliances. Friday, per their website, is supposed to be "heavy in home goods, baby goods, appliances and electronics, Saturday has a lot of big items, pools, furniture, kids cars, bikes and some clothes. Sunday is filled with detergent, soap, shampoo, lotion, phone accessories, clothes, cosmetics, furniture and more." Thought Friday would be best bet for what I needed but we didn't end up finding anything. Tools were same price as box stores on sale. Kid toys were not a deal on anything either. Appliances were some scratch & dent, side-by-side stainless fridge/freezers $700 (basic brands). For laundry room, for example $300 top load, $400 front load standard brands like GE. Got there shortly after opening and line was already 15 carts deep. I've heard it wraps around the store and a 3h-wait is typical on certain days/times. I would never be doing that, but 15 carts... if I had 5+ super deals saving me hundreds, maybe. If you want to actually get a bargain: Prepare for no frills, and large bins filled with unpackaged, half-packaged, or worn-packaged stuff. Have a buddy wait in line for you as you run back and forth throwing new items into their cart. Be fierce and mean against other shoppers to get what you want. Be thorough and diligent about going through EVERY LAST ITEM in each bin, so you don't miss anything. Set aside at least 2 hours to dig. Accept that you will need to compare prices on your phone if you don't already know prices. The time waiting in line is going to be VERY LONG, even if you have your cart person holding your place, so honestly it will take a LOT of deals to be worthwhile... and what are the chances you need that many clothes or returned knick knacks that it is worth your time? Pretty much everyone was buying clothes. Huge loads of clothes. Clothes are all new merch on Fri and are $3/pc on Fri/Sat/Sun, so it was mayhem on the clothes (footwear all $5/pr the entire week). People were struggling with each other over the bins... air of hostility not far off from the Lilly Pulitzer warehouse sales I attended 20 years ago! Looked like resellers and pickers there for these huge bulk purchases. All in all, a tough city vibe from everyone there. Didn't feel welcome at all. Other shoppers very competitive and just an intense and stressful environment. Again, the Lilly Pulitzer warehouse sales I used to frequent were equally intense filled with mean crazy b!tches so I get it that these deal places bring out the worst in shoppers, but I'm just repulsed by it anymore and deals are not worth the company of crazies IMO. It's not the store's fault that shoppers get mean, but things can be done to have more cashiers and fewer angry signs (YOU OPEN IT, YOU BOUGHT IT) setting the tone, you know? Drove a long way; left empty-handed. They're a new store so hopefully they will iron out the kinks! Best of luck to them!

How lucky am I to have had Dollar Days within walking distance of pretty much any place I've lived…read morein the past 15 years or so. However, I appreciate this store a lot more now that I'm an adult. If you're one of those need something extremely random at the last minute type person like me, this store is great. I can't say that I've ever made a list of things I've needed and not found everything (or a reasonable substitute) here. There's another discount store in the area but I choose to go here not just because of the large selection, but the owner (or who I assume is) is very helpful. I can literally browse in here to the point where I have to set a time limit for myself to get what I came for and leave. I've never seen anything at an unreasonable price. Credit/debit min is $10 which is easily spent. If driving, pretty sure you can park in the lot adjacent to the store. Dollar Days is highly recommended. ::Bonus:: There's a fruit/veggie truck that's typically parked outside the store that sells fresh items at a great price as well.

Lots of great cheap stuff for cheap. You know it's cheap so just choose wisely. I got a basic…read morehammer for a buck when I needed one, I just knew to immediately reinforce it with duct tape before it became a 2-peice hammer. Yes. So, every time I forget I don't have a hammer, screw driver, light bulb, party-balloon, jump rope, notebook, pliers, tupperware, rug, metal wool or other sadly mundane or abruptly bizarre yet suddenly very important household object, I go get one for around a buck or two at this deceptively huge not-walmart.

Stopped in here last on my way to Total Wine…read more Parking: A lot that fills up quickly. Atmosphere: bright and loud The store is a cross between a dollar store, big lots & family dollar. They sell clothes,electronics, hoseware, care care, rugs, apliances.... There were some good deals. I didn't have time to totally check it out though. Make sure you have time to browse. The store was busy and very junky. The lines were long, and their registers slowed. The line I was in had a delay; the card payment reader kept restarting. I will go back when I have.

This joint is good, you can get things for cheap. I got a body scrub for $7.50 and at other places…read moreit's either $10 or $20. But this place is disgusting, the bathroom situation? Yeah you need that fixed. This place is literally so cheap to the point they can't even get the bathrooms fixed. Very disgusting. Y'know, I'm one of those ladies who go out to eat then goes shopping afterwards. My son had to use the restroom and I had to explain that there's no bathrooms. Gross.

Interesting store.... definitely a mix of unsold Target products, possibly Amazon, Dollar Tree and…read morewho knows what else. You'll find everything from a plethora of nail polish colors, to Target linens, to cleaning products to fake trees. Just purely random. Some stuff was priced very well and had deep discounts, others, not so much. The clothing racks were pretty funny - hundreds of plain white polo shirts, hundreds of green polo shirts. Again, random. Worth wandering around for an hour. They actually give you a Target reusable bag for free to bring home your purchases.

I absolutely do love this place but there are many awful things as well!…read moreBut if you're going strictly for the clothes, do not go! There's a group of women who line up before 10 am, run to the new items and rips everything off the racks. I've witnessed a fight almost break out with in this group of women. A lot of the workers are very nice! Something 100% has to be done about the mayhem with the clothes

I've walked past Longo's Discount for years while visiting the bakery across the street, but today…read morewas my first time going in--and I'm so glad I did. What brought me in was a conversation with my neighbor. I complimented her on how nice her perfume smelled, and she told me she bought it at Longo's. I have migraines and chemical sensitivities, so I'm very picky about fragrances. Most are too strong, but hers was light, fresh, and beautiful enough that I had to ask where she found it. Today I stopped in looking for a light floral fragrance and found a 3.3 oz bottle of Burberry London, along with lotion, two bottles of foaming hand soap, paper plates, and wipes--all for about $53. The prices were excellent. What really impressed me, though, was the store itself. Joe has been serving the South Philly community through Longo's for 60 years, and it shows. Their fragrance selection rivals department stores, with everything from current favorites to nostalgic classics. They also carry household essentials, cosmetics, paper goods, and even delicious biscotti and other treats. It's the kind of neighborhood store where you never know what great find you'll come across. Chain stores definitely have their place, but there's something special about supporting a family-owned business that's been serving the community for 60 years. Great selection, great prices, and friendly service. If you're in South Philly, stop in. You just might leave with exactly what you didn't know you were looking for.

Great place to buy fragrances at a much better price than at any department store or any other…read morecommercial fragrance store. They have a massive selection at a great price and the owner was very helpful in picking things out.

Out shopping and looking for bargains with my daughter and had recently…read more heard about the Half off Store. This store is located at 1200 Welsh Road in North Wales, Pa. The store is a good place to find gifts for the holidays. I saw lots of Halloween decor and toys and bikes for children. They carry a lot of random things like bed linen, kitchen appliances, tvs, home decor, toys etc. You really need to take your time and shop for the bargains because it depends on how long something has been on the shelf to get good markdowns. The tags on each item will reflect when it was put on the shelf. My daughter got a floor lamp and an airfryer. The Cuisinart airfryer was only $99. I paid $199.00 about 2 years ago for the same airfryer. These items are leftovers, overstock, and discounted items. There are no returns or refunds, so make sure you want whatever you purchase. One nice thing, if you're buying any electronics, they will take it out of the box and test it for you, making sure you're satisfied before you buy it. They get a lot of their items from Target and Best Buys and big box stores like that. I think it was worth the trip and plan on going again soon!

excellent vibe in this store and great/friendly/helpful customer service. We found the perfect…read moreround table we had been searching for! it needed to be taken apart in order to fit into our car. Ashton, one of the managers, had a hex wrench and helped us! I highly recommend this store.

I was amazed at how big this store is and how many departments they had such as kitchen appliances,…read morebedding, curtains, hardware, electronics, cleaning supplies, clothing for men, women and children. They also have PA lottery, many different games. And they do layaway and delivery. There are many deals you should check out -- beautiful 7 x 5 foot rugs for $29.99 and discounts on fans and electronics!

First know this is an OLD warehouse. it's not a fancy place…read more I'm not sure if it's a pop up holiday place or if it's here all year (we only come durning xmas time). If you are looking for a ton of holiday decoration choices at a really reasonable price then this the place for you. We come here for lights and misc items. We have always found what we are looking for at this store. Tons of parking Santa is usually here.

Total dump. Old filthy dirty overpriced junk. When the father was alive and they were located at…read moreJackson and Swanson it's is was the best Christmas Decorating shopping experience next to Gudios. Now it's just a total waste of time.

Wonderful selection, such a cute store! Love it! Highly recommend, especially for someone looking…read morefor an original outfit for an event for a child, or a book you may not have heard of yet.

Honestly, organized chaos here. I think there is 2-3 floors worth of merchandise. It honestly gave…read moreoff vibes of a Burlington. From the moment I walked in I personally was a little overwhelmed. The name Nordstrom leads me to expect a certain vibe, this did not hit that. The shoe area is a good size, but tiny aisles. It was pretty organized. There is some areas to sit, but not enough. There were people sitting on the floor. There were many racks throughout. There is lots of departments like kids, mens, womens, shoes, bags, suitcases and much more. There is a lot to sift through. The pricing was in my opinion a little high. I can find items one sale, cheaper especially with a coupon. I am sure I made a face at some of the pricing like, "Um really. You want that much for that?" The staff were ok. I had one who tried to help, but he was new so he was unsure on the answer. I ended up not staying too long. I was just there for shoes, and walked out empty handed.