Such a magical place to shop! The staff is extremely welcoming and the wares never cease to…read moresurprise! A must-see for anyone seeking unique gifts or whimsical design elements for their own home. Bonus: the best, complimentary gift wrapping provided.

Great addition to Main Street! Unique items made in all fifty states! Would definitely recommend…read morestopping by whether you're just strolling through downtown, looking for a gift, or a treat for yourself! Love my purchase!

The man working was very pleasant , great deals on shirts. I will definitely be back!read more

In over thirty years, we've never had a problem during our twice a year visits. Always glad to shop…read morehere.

Ollie's Bargain Outlet is basically, a general store on steroids. Sort of a country style Hammacher…read moreSchlemmer without the attitude. You can find fertilizer, home goods, dry foods, knick knacks, plumbing fixtures, you name it. You can find books, indoor and outdoor furniture, hardware, pottery and virtually everything under the sun. We came here after looking at a discount furniture outlet and saw this place. Bargains galore with a smile. We found the people quite friendly and helpful. One of the best bargain places I've been to.

Appears to have co-opted many of the features of the old Building 19 business that was popular in…read morethe greater Boston area until the company went out of business a couple of years ago. Signs, graphics (right down to the typefaces), taglines (Good Stuff Cheap), and marketing and the approach of the store seem to point to that fact. A lot of the same good and bad features of Building 19 are found here. Material is from distressed suppliers and similar sources, prices are lower than the usual retail, cleanliness is not at a premium, and the store is disorganized. If you can get through that and keep your eye on the bargains, you'll do alright. Don't expect to go here for pampering or for an "experience." Ollie's isn't selling that.

Incredible people with a great selection of cool and unique things! Never know what your going to…read morecome across

Friendly employees and things are always changing in there I usually go weekly because you never…read moreknow what unique item you will find. They are fairly priced and willing to negotiate. Great place highly recommend

Great little store! I made a trip with my friend to Cellar Dwellas in Hampstead which offers plenty…read moreof great finds at bargain cellar prices. They sell overstock items and mens, womens, and kids apparel from major retailers including Target and Costco. They also have a selection of toys, homegoods, bedding, and collectibles too. Since they were offering half price off the entire store over the weekend, my friend stocked up on apparel, snow pants, kids toys, Apple watch bands and shoes, close to $240 before extra discount to just under $120 total for the haul. For myself, I got a pair of new Dockers and a beanie for $4.50 total, wow!!!! The friendly staff was also very helpful in carrying out and loading the bags of goods into the car.

Love me some Mr g's! I've been comeing here since I was a kid. You definitely have to know what to…read moreavoid though. Recommended for liquidation center experts. Haha

I would not recommend purchasing from this seller. I…read morepurchased a defective item from the seller on eBay. I returned the item to the seller promptly and have confirmation of delivery from USPS. The item was delivered 10/03/2024, the seller has ghosted me and has not issued me refund. (It's now 11/12/2024.

A standard Target compared to the others I've been to. It had everything a normal Target has; a…read morelarge selection of things. Prices and value were comparable to the others, especially with the Red Card. This one seems to be the town's hotspot since it's super busy. Parking lot was big and hectic, but we were able to find up close parking. We had to pick up some essentials for our hotel we were staying in nearby. This store seems to be in a central location and close to many amenities. They had grocery items and most of your lifestyle needs. They also had a Starbucks. I recommend using the red card since it 5% off your total. The cashier was friendly and gave stickers to my little ones. Overall, a standard Target and very similar to the others I've been to.

Target in Concord NH is a mess! There are baskets full of clothes and items all over the store…read more The shoe section is a disaster. Clothes all over the floor in the clothes sections. I understand being short staffed but wow.

I hadn't been here in many years and was sad to discover how this is now primarily a clothing…read moreoutlet. They used to have more outdoor equipment before. The prices didn't seem reasonable to me: $40 for a stainless steel coffee mug or $25 for a plastic mug!?!?!? I'll never stop by here again....

This will always have a special place in my heart. It reminds me of the time when mom promised us…read morethat we would get lunch/dinner here at Eisteins Bros. Well, it turned out that mom decided it was too close to dinner so we just got a measly soup and bagel to split for the 4 of us. My sister had enough and was pissed at me for going along with mom. Well, my sis found some hiking boots at this LL Bean store and it appeased her. Well, this place certainly is more interesting than the one in Nashua Mall. We have always found better bargains here and go here when we pass through.

Closed on a Sunday? This seems to be the location where goodwill takes all the items that haven't…read moresold and dump them off here. Pretty lame selection of stuff, lame hours and lame staff... if you are going for ironically out of date attire that looks like it has been handed down for 4 generations of frat boys you might find your looks but other than that not much here but the headache you will get from the obnoxious people or the lack of parking or the trip to the middle of no where to find out they have nothing.

They have done a lot to change things since my last visit…read more Looks much better, but still smells like pee. Was interested in a sleeper sofa for my basement, but when I pulled the bed out, the mattress was soaked in urine. I spoke to the manager, Joe, and I suggested a discount since I would have to buy another mattress and clean it. He claimed he made the price affordable, even considering the pee stains...?! Also, Salvation Army has no return policy. When I walked in the front door I couldn't help but hear the cashier arguing with a customer about returning a broken TV they purchased. Goodwill has a 7-day return policy. Family Outfitters Thrift Store and St. Vincent de Paul thrift shops both have return policies. A return policy means you care about your customers satisfaction. I would recommend instituting one. (Remember, they get their items for free...)