This quirky store has a lot of cheap, liquidated stuff. Kinda like the ugly step brother of Ocean…read moreState Job Lots, in that it's rougher around the edges. They have a bunch of crap with with a few better quality items mixed in. I removed a star for having large restroom signs only to see they have closed them indefinitely to the public.

Good store for canned food and processed food snacks, candles and small household items…read more Not as great as the old Building 19 franchise, as many claim

If you like hunting for a good deal and don't mind digging around in random assortments of things,…read morethis is the place for you. This place is sort of a cross between the old Building 19 and Job Lot, full of closeouts, random merchandise, and overstocks from other retailers. I usually only visit here once a year to stock up on full size candy for Halloween because they have the cheapest prices around. (just be sure to check expiration dates!) Follow them on social media where they highlight weekly specials and deals.

Love this store. A hidden gem with truly a little bit of everything. From food, household kitchen…read moreitems, paper products, furniture, diapers, toys, rugs the list goes on and on. Every time you shop you're getting a great deal. Clothes are always 50% off! Inventory is always changing and the owner Jeff is the best.

I discovered Big Lot's years ago when we had one in my area, but it only lasted about 2 years until…read morethey closed, then I discovered this one. They moved to their current location about a year or two ago, and its so nice. The store isn't overcrowded with furniture (but has a good selection) and its always neat and clean, the employees are friendly and personable and they have a great selection of holiday items, tons of summer items, groceries, electronics and whatever else you may be looking for. Its like an upscale Ocean State Job Lot (anything is, but that's besides the point!) I went in there today to kill a little time after getting a haircut next door, and for the first time ever got out of there for less than $10. tons of DVD's for around $3 and the blue-ray DVD's were $5, decent selection for the price too. I've done great here with cooking and baking supplies, I once found a cookie scoop for $3, same one sold in an upscale cooking store for $15. I'd recommend this store to anyone who loves bargains!

After being a regular customer of 25 years, this store lost my business. The place tries to…read moreovercharge you. An item will say, for instance, $2.99 on the shelf sticker and will ring up for $3.49. This wasn't on one occasion or on one item, it happened to me on four visits on multiple items. I had to start taking pics of the shelf stickers with my iPhone to show the cashier's the discrepancies. When I noticed it in the beginning after looking at my receipt, they would correct it my giving me my money and and then some--Like a dollar or two for the inconvenience. But the final straw for me is they emailed a rewards coupon for $10.00 off an order. I've gotten these coupons before and used them no problem. At my final visit to the Seekonk location, saw only $4.25 was discounted instead of $10.00. So, the cashier called for assistance and I thought this woman who came up front was a manager. She looked at my coupon, looked at the receipt and said, "Well, will you look at that? Oh well, if you want the $10 discount, you need to call corporate." I was like "Call corporate? Why? For some reason it didn't take off the right amount. Can't you just give me the difference?" "Nope" she said, "We don't give you coupons here, so you need to call corporate to see if they'll give you the money." So I suggested, "Well, can't we reverse the order and re-ring it to try and see if the coupon will take the correct amount off?" She said "Nope. The coupon was already scanned and used--when it's gone IT'S GONE!" I was like "Why are you refusing to help me? You see I have a coupon for ten dollars and can see on my receipt it only took off $4.25?" She starts yelling "BECAUSE WE DON'T GIVE YOU COUPONS HERE, ITS FROM CORPORATE!" I'm like "Am I not standing here at a location of Big Lots, which is part of the corporation? An error of some sort occurred. It's not my fault" Then she starts yelling "THE CASHIER DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG!" I replied, "I didn't say she did. It's not her fault the coupon didn't deduct the correct amount. But this needs to be corrected HERE! It happened at this location and it should be rectified HERE!" (note: two items rang up at higher prices than listed on the shelf stickers and when ringing me out, she corrected it no problem). She said "We're not doing it". I said, because I assumed she was one "This is absolutely abysmal customer service and you have poor management skills". She said "I'm not a manager". I said "Well I can see why!" Then, at the top of the lungs, screamed GET OUT!!! Like she was Ralph on the Honeymooners. I left saying "You want me to call corporate? I will and it WON'T be just about this coupon". So, I contact corporate and guess what? The coupon they sent me was encoded incorrectly deducting only 20% off the order instead of $10. I gave them this wicked woman's name (I won't disclose it here, but she has long grey hair like Brunhilda) and told them about the wretched experience I had with this woman. All they did was give me what I was supposed to get in the first place--an email with just another $10 coupon. I got nothing more for the inconvenience or abusive treatment. I got no contact from a real manager at that store apologizing, I got no notice if the situation was addressed at the store. So, I took my coupon to the Swansea location, purchased enough up to $10, paid the remainder of 34 cents on the bill and left. I went home, threw my Big Lots card away and removed myself from their emails. Ollie's is now the store I shop for for great discounts. This Big Lots in Seekonk gets a zero stars rating from me--along with their corporate office!

Wasn't sold by the outside of the building but it was pretty spacious inside. they have ample…read moreparking and the admission is fifty cents per person and They had a decent amount of vendor booths. all of the vendors were professional and friendly and willing to negotiate for bulk purchases. Overall it was a positive experience and I would definitely visit this flea market again.

I always find deals when I come in here. This is one of the better flea markets in my eyes. Nice…read moresized parking lot and they have a good amount of vendors. They always have great prices in here. They carry everything you can think of for great prices. Clothing, shoes, home supplies, toys and all types of jewelry. They used to have a food area inside but not no more, there was a food truck outside but it wasn't very good at all. They're open Saturday and Sunday. Sunday is .50 to get in. This place used to have way more vendors which is why I took 1 star off but no big deal. Give this flea market a go.

Small place with…read more cool stuff Tag Sale Treasures is a small store located right in Pawtuxet Village. Certainly not a large place, it's cramped and crowded with stuff. Type of place where you have to turn sideways at times to get by things. I'm not sure what the building was built for originally but it is obviously has been around for a while. The inside is basically several small rooms stuffed with stuff. All kinds of antiques, linens, old signs, clothing, furniture and plenty of cool knick knacks and doo dads. Things seem to move in and out quickly so every trip is a new adventure. The folks that work here are pleasant and friendly and let you take your time and look around without bothering you. That's a good thing because there is a lot to look at even though it's all in a small area. Mundane and common things mixed in with the unusual. The last time we happened by we saw a reproduction antique sink that was exactly what we were looking for. The price ended up being substantially lower than on line catalogs we were looking at. It was easy to install and works and looks great. A pleasant and unexpected find in a cool little store.

I love this store! Perfectly organized, clean, and welcoming space that contains some pretty…read morestandard New England vintage/antique finds. Newer clothes on consignment along with smaller pieces of furniture. Here's what's exceptional; The owner is extremely nice, and easy to talk to, and her prices are beyond awesome. Plan to check in here regularly.

Large variety of clothing, scarves, and purses. It was a little pricey, but we had a good…read moreexperience.

Super cute thrift store! I finally stopped in during their driveway bin sale and I got a super cute…read moreskirt for $1!!!! My friend got an oversized blazer and some jewelry too. The store was clean and organized really well! I was surprised at how big the store was. They had clean dressing rooms too. The upstairs is where they have sewing classes and some wedding dresses. The wedding dresses were so cool! I can't wait to come back and search for more goodies.

I've been to Northern Thrift a few times and each time I leave saying the same thing. Why do I go…read moreback? Everytime I go, it just feels "yucky." It feels dirty and the prices were even high today. I'm a regular thrifter so I expect some snarky responses, and that's ok because I just think this place isn't for me. If I'm going to a thrift store, (not antiquing), and I'm looking for home goods, I want to go and look for that. Not have to walk down a long aisle of clothes to look on the shelf above the clothing for glassware. If you're a shopper who likes semi organized merchandising, you may feel the same, but if not, don't let my review stop you. The shoes were all in disarray, toys strewn across the aisle. Maybe we just missed a super busy burst, who knows. Just not for me.

Lot of items to browse thru again. Parking lot is large and easy to get around on. Carts are in the…read morefront so you can pick them up before you go inside. Furniture is ok. Sometimes you find good usable ones. Not that the furniture there is not usable. Just needs a little cleaning I think.

This location is the warehouse and offices for Benny's I think... it's not a store. That being…read moresaid... The store is great though, they have a nice toy section for kids, and actually a little bit of everything. I like to patronize a local business when I can instead of a national chain. It's sort of nostalgic for me... I've been going to Benny's since I was a little kid, and it seems not much has changed in all that time (in a good way).

Stop at this place for the first time and I absolutely love it. They have brand names offbrand…read morenames anything that you can imagine from toiletries to household items to snacks and groceries to laundry dog toys/Pet Supplies, gifts, clothing, seasonal stuff. It's literally a one stop shop for everything you need/want. Period period. At prices you can't beat anywhere else! If you're familiar with Rhode Island, then you obviously know about Ocean State job lot. I feel like it's similar to that, but the deals are better!!! I signed up for their member program while I checked out because I know I'm going to be a regular here!

Not impressed. The prices are more than your average other retail chains. No public restroom? Will…read morenot be returning...

I needed quick fix-it tools for a random house make over... and this place gave me the tools at a…read morecomparatively lower price. Granted i was not working on a construction site and had needed heavy duty material, this place had my back. Much like i need to have my guys at my back whilst climbing ladders. Hope all is well Tree of Dollars, Kev

The store had everything it should have had, and it was mediocre in quality. Unfortunately, much of…read morethe store was in disarray, but it is a dollar tree, after all. The cashier was helpful and seemed to be available when needed. They had everything I was looking for. I was looking for an inexpensive hairbrush and some candy which they had. One of the turn-off situations was that during shopping, someone in the store randomly went up to us to ask if we had money. I can accept that at a bus stop, but not in a store. That's just weird.