The store has a lot of great stuff in the different sections. I bought candies,activity books, and…read moreother items.

This Ollie's has the typical merchandise. I am always seeking affordable planter pots and there's a…read morenice selection here. Many housewares, rugs, pet, toy and food items at good prices. Never disappoint when venturing the merchandise here.

Great place to get all kinds of plants, shrubs, trees... a great Sunday afternoon walk through…read moretheir collection. Beautiful variety... I will be stopping back for all my needs!

Very helpful and knowledgeable. They have a great selection and can order if they don't have what…read moreyou are looking for. Definitely recommend!

I went here looking for vegetable starts and seeds. It's good for both. Selection is more a…read morelimited variety and more like commercial staples that grow well in the region. Not much hippie type or permaculture stuff and not a huge variety. Plant starts: They have some 6 packs of veggie starts, which is way cheaper than little individually potted ones. Lowes in town has individually potted veggies and herbs for $6 each. Meanwhile, here you can get a 6 pack of starts for $6. That's what I'm looking for. The convenience of starts over seeds, for a little extra cost, as opposed to a big extra cost everywhere else in town. Selection was not super good. Maybe 1 kind of cherry tomatoes (sweet 100s or something), 2 kinds of regular tomatoes, 1 kind of beans in the 6 packs. It's several different kinds of veggies, but after you get to lettuce, or to broccoli, there will only be one kind of lettuce starts. Seeds: If it's something grown by the acre around here, the price is right. They have big containers of Clemson spineless okra and all these kinds of beans, and you buy by the pound. They have preweighed seed packs, and prices on packs start under a dollar for the weight. Beyond bulk seeds, there is about nothing. Sometimes independent feed stores will stock displays of seed packs, but this store does not have about any. I was looking for malabar spinach seeds and that kind of thing. There's nothing like that. For seeds for the permaculture stuff and things that aren't commercially grown (ie. don't transport well), you gotta find a seed catalog to order from online. Fruit trees: They have some fruit trees and flower plants and stuff. These seem kept well, but not a great selection. Southernscapes in Statesboro probably is better about that because it has a bigger selection. It has plenty of other feed store stuff, like bulk supplies for livestock and farming. Basically, it's a traditional feed store with some cutesy stuff for home gardening. It has posted hours, but a lot of the time when I get here, they closed early and have a signed taped to the door that says they closed early at noon instead of 5pm for the day. Probably call ahead if you are coming from out of town. This is a good place to check out if you are new in town, since it's got the variety and quality you would expect from a good feed store.

The manager Alex was absolutely rude. We purchased a patio set and found out the set was missing…read moretwo swivel chairs. Had the table and the other 4 chairs. The three employees who helped us were wonderful. Alex was not interested in keeping the sale and figuring out a way to make things right. She was more interested in the Halloween display and selling a dremel set to carve pumpkins. Alex was extremely rude and said that's retail. She obviously didnt care that her store(Statesbiro, Ga.)lost a $1000 sale.

I placed an online order on Monday, and everything I ordered showed in stock. I went to pick up…read moreeverything today, and only one small item was in the order bin. I was told that the larger items were NOT in stock, and won't be back in stock mid-January! The person at the desk said that they had just completed inventory, and a LOT of items showed in stock, but were not. As a former large car dealership owner, I stressed my Parts manager to do daily bin and warehouse cycle counts & make corrections. In high volume operations, that is super critical, and if the counts are more than 5% off, there is, most likely, some serious management issues.

Condescending sales person suggested that I buy from somewhere else--I agree! I won't force you to…read morehave my business and hopefully others will listen also. Avoid the unpleasant experience.

Superb service. Upon their recommendation, I bought a sander that met my needs. They were also able…read moreto replace the battery in my Jeep key during the same vision. Update 1/2020: Every time I walk into this place, They are extremely helpful. It's as if I have a personal shopping assistant. They have satisfied every need I have had. It's so nice to have a hardware store on the south side of town.

What a great addition to Statesboro! The place is clean, perfectly organized ... and it only takes…read morea few seconds before a smiling employee asks if you need some help. Of course I do! I am in the middle of some kind of a home project and in need of advice and supplies. Nice to know I can get both at McKeithen's.

This store will work with you if you have bad or no credit. Also, the items they sell are first…read moreclass and not cheaply made. All the sales staff and management will go out of there way to make you happy with your shopping experience. I highly recommend Farmer for all your house items.

I was in here wondering about a couch set that they had and after working with them for a couple of…read moredays, was getting down to the wire in a set. I thought it sounded good until they kept sneaking in random charges and trying to talk me into a plan with interest when I qualified for 12 months without. I ultimately decided to walk away cause it didn't make sense for me personally being a college student and was ASTOUNDED by what the "nice" gentleman who was helping me said when he thought I couldn't hear! He said my mother "couldn't comprehend" the terms, which in all honestly were sketchy, then when I decided to pass, made a comment about how I was "a waste of three hours" among other things (overall I had only taken maybe an hour of this mans time). Mr. Tim was nice up until then but honestly don't go here unless you want to be talked badly about and have random charges snuck in!

We purchased several pieces of furniture from Denmark and never had a problem with delivery to…read moreSavannah, planning on stopping by for some new pieces

Wow! Huge store. So much choice, helpful staff and reasonable prices. No wonder they draw customers…read morefrom miles around. Best place for furniture.

The parking situation can be a little dicey, but I put that upon the customers who see personal…read morespace as more of a suggestion than a social expectation. Inside, the store is spread across many rooms of a cute little house and it's obvious the staff do their best to organize / give a curated vibe. Since this is an organization that supports animals, there are always lot of adorable pet themed items ( coffee mugs, t shirts, blankets , etc ) and lots of second hand pet items ( beds, toys etc.) Prices in general are fair, with some of the dish sets being a bit higher, but this seems to be common across all charity shops I visit. Overall, a great place with friendly staff, decent prices and a cause that is very close to my heart.

I have been there twice.didnt care for what they had for sale.and no sales service at all…read more Just not my cup of tea.

The store was full of different things. I went to case to put my nails in. The prices are $$$. They…read morehave a good selection. The services was ok

Michael's is an hour away and I still drive there to avoid this store. The employees are nice…read moreCollege kids but the company itself is disgraceful. Art supply wise - the paint and clay color selection was awful. They do not carry Halloween decorations, skulls, or anything deemed paranormal by conservative christians at ANY hobby lobby