We go to the Marshall location, but the store is great. We highly recommend.very friendly and…read moreprofessional

I have done business with Longstreet Living several times and each time has been great! Great…read morepricing and even better service! They always go the extra mile for the customer!

I had never heard of Ollie's until I asked a friend where they got their extra wide pet gate and…read morethey gave me a heads up about Ollie's Bargain Outlet. I made it a point to stop here the next time I was in the area and I was not disappointed. When walking in I was reminded of the early days of Big Lots. A store that purchases a lot of buy outs, close outs, discontinues, off brands, and foreign imports. They honestly have a little bit of everything from groceries, housewares, clothes, books, toys, knick-nacks, pet supplies, automotive, home improvement, outdoor stuff, a little of this and a little more of that. The employees were helpful and knowledgable of where things were located. Not knowing where anything was, they could have used more overhead signage, I was able to find an employee quickly and he was able to direct me where I needed to go. Just after I found what I was looking for the employee showed up to make sure I found it. As my item was located in the back of the store I was able to get the lay of the land and the layout and organization did make sense. Still if an employee was not available overhead signage or a store map would make it easier for a customer to find what they were looking for. In general the store was clean, nothing was obstructing the aisles, and it appeared as if things were well stocked. Checkout was fast, friendly, and efficient.They have a loyalty program that I declined, but it may be beneficial to someone that shops here on a regular basis. Overall I had a great experience and would recommend shopping here if you see something they advertise you want, you get a referral as I did, or if you are looking to say a few bucks. I am very happy with my purchase, it had great value. The same manufacturer is sold on Amazon.com for $20-30.00 more depending on the seller who is offering it.

okay ill admit, this is a NICE ollies. they have so much stuff, super organized, and as usual,…read moreprices are great. but the fact that they aren't enforcing masks (even workers) makes me feel super uncomfortable. especially considering our cashier was talking to another cashier, who talked about how she just THREW UP and wanted to go home. and she wasnt wearing a mask. immediately i felt SUPER uncomfortable and didnt even want to touch my bags since she was the one that bagged them. PLEASE enforce masks. PLEASE follow the laws. Disgusting.

Located in a large former department store. There is a lot to see on several levels. Spent about…read moretwo hours browsing and searching. Many albums, lots of fun things. Good prices. Friendly and patient staff helped me find prices on unmarked items quickly calling the booth's owner.

Less than average quality antique mall. Many garage-sale type items. It's also rude when you walk…read morein the door, and the staff look up but don't say hello or verbally acknowledge. I got the feeling that they are not fond of people who aren't locals.

When you are working on a job you need the right tool for the job and Sears has been selling great…read moretools for many, many years. We were power washing at the lake and melted a hole in the hose when it hit a hot engine after four hours of wet work. With an hour to go on the job we hit an all stop until we replaced the hose and Sears came to the rescue as we needed two hoses. Walking into the Sears store, it was clean and organized. I was greeted walking in the door and was able to spot what I thought I wanted. Getting the hose and bringing it to the counter I thought we made an expensive mistake until the lady working asked if I was looking for the OEM or looking to upgrade. As we didn't need a higher PSI, the cleark was able to find me exactly what we needed at almost half the cost. I appreciate a knowledgable sales associate, especially when they save me enough money for a trip to the grocery. The lady working was friendly, attentive, and provided me with a second option that better fit our needs. I won't forget the money saving, job solving assistance from the sales associate. This Sears location is not a full Sears department store with clothing, furniture, and clothing; rather a hometown Sears which features tools, appliances, vacumes, and many other products. If you are not sure if they carry something in store, check online or call the store and they will be able to assist you. I had a great experience at this Sears location and got exactly what I needed even when I didn't realize that wasn't what I needed when I walked to the register. I have no problem recommending this store to anyone living in the Angola area or working on their cottages in northeast Indiana.

We've been going to this antique store for a long time, even before they moved into their current…read morelocation. The week of January 11th, 2021 when I entered the store I was shocked to see owners (or I think they are) not wearing masks. I realize for some people this is a personal choice yet when one is running a business and elect not to wear a mask is unsetteling. One other employee was there and she never wore a mask. At that point I should have left the items I intended to purchase yet I thought I would distance myself. Then there were a small family of customers that weren't wearing masks either! Went to the counter to pay, used the hand sanitizer that was on the counter and the lady checking me out scolded me as the sanitize was runny and got on a newspaper! Excuse me, not my fault the stuff was like water. I don't like wearing a mask yet with a spouce with COPD and taking care of a 92 year old mother in law, I don't have a choice. Plus I'm a 70 year old that does not want to get COVID. I will never set foot in that store again. Instead I'll make the short drive to MI where store owners adhere to the requirements. Product wise it's a nice store with variety. Take your chances entering this establishment. My husband loved going through their old LP records yet there are too many other antique stores in the area that sell them too.

A neat shop with a variety of things. Many old albums. An old jukebox. Lots of fun items.read more

Prompt and friendly staff make the experience a pleasure. There's usually exactly what I want in…read morestore.

Bad. Not good customer support. Nobody acknowledges you in the Amazon line - they know that TJ Maxx…read morewill soon put them out of business.

This is a huge barn of a store literally right off of route 69, so you don't even have to bother…read moredriving into Angola or Fremont... well that all depends on what you're looking for. This place has quite a bit of space, and it looks like there are multiple people that sell things here. They have some amazing furniture and tons of old gas station what nots. Thats the big pull going for them. There are a few odds and ends, coins, jewelry. The bonus is they have lots of buttons! So if you need something for a vintage outfit, you might be good here. The jewelry is a bit overpriced in my opinion... at least the stuff in the display case up front. There's a stall in the back of the building that has jewelry for a few bucks, most are not worth it, but if you can tell real from fake gold, you might be in luck. Most of the stuff here is in good condition, only a few things are beat up and unusable, but still have that nice aesthetic look to them, even if they're crap. All in all its worth a look to stop in. lots of gas station and coca cola stuff. Just know the prices are going to reflect the big city picker prices.

Lots of wonderful primitive antiques, beautiful assortment of crocks. Prices were very high.read more