Big lots has had a little face lift this year and they are in the process of a little more. They…read morewill be getting new shelves and flooring soon. This store has a Wal mart vibe. They have groceries, toys, electronics, cleaning, tools, auto & paint, home & decor, big furniture, apparel and a huge holiday section. And I don't have to walk a mile to get to all these items. Lots of parking out front. The furniture can also be purchased with an easy leasing program or big lots credit card. It is similar to buying from rent-a-center. The interest rates are high but if you can pay off your card in 6 months on the smaller limit or within 1 year on the larger, you'll save that way. It's something to thing about. The friendly staff will answer all your questions. They offer a rewards card. I like to keep that on "stock card" apt on my iPhone that way I always have my card.....or you can give them a phone number. That works too .

Big Lots has the best weird snacks. Ranch covered crunch-infused peanuts? First: what? And…read moresecond: YES. Wasabi peanuts, baked edamame snacks, Peanuttles...I never knew what most of this stuff was before I went to the snack section of a Big Lots. Also, cheap crap. Batteries, shampoo, other necessities you don't feel like paying full price for. And every Big Lots is different. You might find something awesome, like the totally discontinued Pumpkin Pop-Tarts I got that taste like Thanksgiving in June.

The market closes at 3 and we got there around 12:45pm. It was a hot and gross day and be aware…read morethat while there are some areas that are covered the vast majority of it is full sun. Not a problem for us, we expected as much. The nice thing about going so late was that a lot of the vendors were ready to leave and wanted to make a deal. I would love to see the selection if we went earlier bc we found quite a few treasures in the 1.25th a we were there. Treasurers from every era and at great price points. Vintage Delicate Japanese tea sets, MCM decanters, records, pottery, vintage advertising- it had it all! Some vendors definitely snuck in a couple of things that were newer, but all in all it was the promised 25yrs or older. If you love treasure hunting this is a great place to go. Things to note: -the fee is now $4 -ample free parking -food and drink vendors available (try the kettle corn) -full sun -vendors leave early on slow/hot days (who can blame them?)

This place is wonderful! All kinds of great vendors selling a truly varied array of antiques and…read moreretro offerings from all over the world. You can go from a booth selling vintage Barbies from Japan to one that makes jewelry from billiard balls or tables from drums. Goods for every budget and price point. Vendors are friendly as well, and there are even food vendors so you can make an entire day of your visit!

Hands down the only place I purchase items for my home! Low prices you will find…read more https://www.facebook.com/groups/reboxedretail/?ref=share_group_link

I have been meaning to review this place for awhile. We have done a home makeover in the past two…read moreyears and Joe has been helping us every step of the way. He has patience and has great ideas to help you along. We had flooring and carpeting installed and their work crews are so nice and work fast but very skilled. We love our new improvements and thanks to Home we will enjoy them for years to come

Very professional , honest . Plenty of staff for business . We purchased bed , bedroom furniture,…read moreand a tv stand . If they say they our going to deliver they will. They our honest right now of delay in delivery . The furniture is not cheap , however we have in the past paid over so many months . With covid , we went to many furniture stores . All say they have to wait for items to come in . So do not get disappointed. However if they promise your furniture , and want money down . Go somewhere else .

What a great store! Friendly and helpful with a personal touch. Joe and Troy are great.read more

I think this store and the Home Furniture store (as well as the general area) have something…read moreagainst single women who can buy/shop for themselves. I purchased an item previously and they billed it under someone else's account. When I called to correct it, they didn't seem to believe me that I had already paid and asked if my grandmother or husband helped me pay. Nope - paid full price in cash with the receipt to prove it. I let it slide as a fluke but when I went in recently to look at other items, they didn't seem interested in helping me. That's too bad because I probably would have paid cash as well. I'll look elsewhere.

I have been a devoted shopper at Walmart but, today, that changes. Yesterday, I logged onto…read moreWalmart.com and ordered three items at a really great sale price. I was elated! I also ordered three non-sale items that I needed. Oddly, none of the sale items were delivered to me, but the non-sale items arrived promptly. All were going to the same address. Two of the sale items don't even provide tracking information (super sketch) and the third has tracking but it's limited and only shows the city and zip it was delivered to. All three items say delivered to Aurora with zip code 47011 but I live in Lawrenceburg with zip code 47025. The whole thing is fishy, but I called customer service thinking they would correct the issue. NOPE. The representative told me he would issue a refund, but I said I didn't want a refund. I wanted the items I ordered at the price advertised on Walmart.com yesterday. The agent said the items were supplied by a 3rd party vendor and that Walmart couldn't honor the price EVEN THOUGH I BOUGHT THE ITEMS ON WALMART.COM AND MY BANK WAS CHARGED BY WALMART. This feels very scammy or like a bait and switch situation. I don't trust Walmart anymore. Not one time while I was ordering did it say anything about any of this. Bottom line is Walmart should have done the right thing and honored the price. My address was clearly on the order so why did the vendor ship my three sale items to Aurora (where a Walmart store happens to be located) and my non-sale items miraculously arrived? It's shadier than a 200 year old Oak tree. I no longer trust Walmart at this point and I will not be shopping with Walmart anymore. And if you find yourself shopping on Walmart.com and see proces that appear too good to be true, well, chances are, they're still scamming their customers with their phony 3rd party vendor story.

They claim on their website that they donate food to the community? Where is it going? What is the…read moremedian yearly salary in the surrounding area? What is the median cost of a house in the surrounding area? Area/Region...Stop purchasing your groceries here. Kroger offer's a more professional service to the community. They print the remaining SNAP total on your receipt. I was finally permitted to use my SNAP card without a male employee's involvement.