This is a discount / liquidation type store, so you know going in it is going to be hit or miss…read moredepending on what buys they have made recently. I liked the liquidation items best, and got some affordable name brand bath and body items at a great price. Specifically, I was happy to find Mrs. Meyers hand soap (seasonal scents, but fine with me) and Method body wash. There were also several bins of Claire's items, which are perfect for my niece. They do have a bunch of cheap items that feel poorly made, but if you know your brands and prices there are deals to be found. Also, they have a restroom that could have been cleaner but wasn't awful, though there are no paper towels.

This was my very first time visiting an Ollie's, and the new Nashua location is large . I walked in…read morewith high expectations, and frankly, they weren't entirely met. This store has a ton of merchandise, but the main takeaway is this: You must hunt for the deal. For a designer shopper like me, about 90% of the items were a 'no go' in terms of quality or discount. You'll find a lot of items priced identically to what you'd see on Amazon or at standard discount stores, ie electric blankets ... unfortunately I couldn't go through the whole entire store because my husband was hungry and is not really a shopper so he was getting quite aggravated , However, the store does deliver on its promise if you dedicate the time. My big win was a Henkel knife worth approximately $27 that I snagged for just $6.99. That is the kind of deal I expected. Don't Bother: Skip the food , candy , etc.. aisle. If you love nice things and enjoy a challenging hunt for a deep discount, this is your spot, but leave the hungry husband at home!"

I don't know where all these reviews are come from... But all came from 6 months to 1-2 years ago…read more I started going in August and September when my friend showed me the market. I don't see any of those issues now that all of you were talking about... The owners are friendly, helpful when I ask a question , and I've checked the expire dates on the chicken and bakery. All is fine. Give them another chance.

Always a bad experience here. Rude racist foreigners run it, the atmosphere is very dirty…read more Overweight Indian lady at the registers is so arrogant and the rudest. Beware of produce section, many veggies are out of temperature which is risky for customers health! Health department needs to come in here and violate them it's unacceptable how many things are expired or out of temperature. Only go here when very desperate

This place is a diamond in a ruff!! I have been getting things fromMarty for years!! When I tell my…read moretwo girls I'm going to Marty .... They beg to come with me!!! He has great furniture, home decor and odds and ends such as fishing poles, weight benches, DVDs and tVs and electronics!! Check it out every time I go there some memorabilia brings back a memory

Received a futon cover great and inexpensive.read more

I really like Five Below! All items in the store are $5 or less, most priced at $1-$2-$3-$4-$5 and…read morethe merchandise changes often. Five Below stocks toys, books, games, posters, DVDs, activity kits, beach stuff, water guns, cards, candy, snacks, drinks, party supplies, and other cool stuff. I literally feel like a kid in a big candy store! A few months ago, I was shopping at the Five Below store at the Oxford Valley Mall in Langhorne, PA (outside of Philadelphia) where I snagged some bargains including some books and gag gifts. I'm very glad there's now a Five Below store in NH, which is located in the former Famous Footwear space. Some interesting stuff they carry include colorful boogie boards, hula hoops, Red Sox beach balls, whoopee cushions, Hannah Montana & HSM logo merchandise, Patriots logo items, The Simpsons Uno card games, classic thick hardcover book of Superman comics, Jonas Bros hardcover book, and glitter lamps. They also have official size basketballs, footballs, and volleyballs for $5 each. Flip flops are $3 & $5, printed t-shirts $5, MLB kooky pens $2.99, chess game $5, DVD movies $5, Hello Kitty gardening tool $4, and movie sized boxed candy are $1. Pop and dance music from the early 2000s pumps over the speakers in the store for a very fun, fun, fun shopping experience. Overall, a great place to shop for gifts for kids and the kid at heart and won't break the bank.

Was a little disappointed... First off I went in looking for one specific Item... and they didnt…read morehave them... Then I was a little put off at how much everything was $5, Isnt the store $5 Below... I bought my son a Foam Sword & that was $2, other than that I really didnt have luck finding anything that was BELOW $5

I was shopping there today and I was using a shopping carage. One of the aisles had a large cart of…read moremerchandise in my way. I tried to move it. The employee was just standing there watching me struggle with it and never attempted to help. I actually had to ask him to move it. I saw his name tag and all I could make out was RAU. This incident happened on Sunday, 6/21 at approximately 2:30pm. He should be fired!!!

I went into the store and I saw a girl she had was putting things up in the store and she had some…read moreboxes. I said hey can I get ONE box she told me no that they can't do that. I looked stunned and confused. It's just a fucking box so I went to the cashier and I said hey can I get some boxes? She said yes then that girl spoke up and said that I couldn't so I asked for a manager and the manager said oh they're on some kind of program and I told him I asked for one box not 100 boxes I think one box is not gonna hurt your little program. Make a long story short I called corporate like I said I would and it's a fucking shame that I have to go on here about a box now I'm gonna shame you guys tell everyone I know and write up more bad reviews about you for not have given me one fucking box the world has become ridiculous! And by the way, if you don't give out boxes, then you should have a fucking sign that says we don't give people boxes. You guys are pathetic.

They fill my Mom's prescriptions, which are managed at the Assisted Living Facility she lives at…read more The prices were all comparable or better than at Hannaford's pharmacy. I get a monthly invoice, which is taken care of by autopay, so very convenient. I also get a breakdown of what meds are sent to the AL each month, as well as dosage. Anytime there is an urgent need for a med to be filled quickly, these guys come through. Crystal is a pleasure to speak with and quite helpful. I had some changes to Mom's insurance and she patiently covered each drug with me, providing insight I needed to ensure Mom continues to get quality meds.

I get my perscriptions on time for the most part, and the staff and owner always make sure to call…read morepeople and try and get them if the doctor's office faield to call them in for whatever reason. I was also worried about the side effects of my medication once and the owner sat down and talked with me for a while, taking her time to talk with me and go over it so I could understand it well and it made me feel much more comfortable with the new medication. I also get my vaccines for Covid here. Always use this pharmacy, as it is a local business, and is much better than the big chain store pharmacies in town. It's always good to spend money on local businesses because that means the money gets reinvested into the community, as opposed to big chain stores where the money flows out of our community. Always shop local if you can!

The parking lot is Jam packed on the weekend for most of the day. If you aren't used to crazy…read morecrowds and digging in bins this place might be beyond what you can handle. The store section is really weirdly spaced out there should be room for a lot more with how big the floor area is but the racks are really poorly spaced. The bins are the main event, they are essentially the un sorted items that are received before they go out on the floor priced, sold by the pound there is a chance to get something good for cheap and always a lot of turn around.

Thanks for a bit pricey for being used with stains on them, the imported employees are rude while…read moreyou're trying to shop in the narrow aisles they both their way through as if we're in their way

Fun place to spend a few hours browsing and reminiscing! We go a few times a year. Good way to…read morespend a rainy day.

Great place to find antiques and treasures. if you are…read morelooking for nascar diecast check out booth 92 always rotating stock of diecast cars.

Nice workers. Convenient that they have a Dunkin Donuts inside. The pizza is $2 per slice, more if…read moreyou get toppings. It's a decent slice, nothing really special but standard gas station food. The Groton Exchange is near the Groton Dunstable Regional Middle School which makes it easy for kids to get some good food if they walk downtown on half days.

Unbelievable! They changed their policies for their bathroom to employees only. Worst mistake…read moreever! Will visit the other two gas stations on the way into Groton instead which have bathrooms for their customers. Price of gas is not the best in town. In fact it is at least third consistently. Pizza is worst in town. Bruno's up the road is way better. Also they have a good size Dunkin Donuts. No more visiting for here with the kids on Saturday morning before sports because of the bathroom situation. Don't want to get stuck with the kids needing to go to the bathroom.

Awesome customer service and easy access. The site manager saw me moving out my stuff and emailed…read moreme a receipt the next day without me asking. Thank you Phil!

Rented a U-Haul truck from Hudson Self Storage. Excellent experience all around - new, clean truck,…read moreavailable when promised, quick and efficient transaction both at picking it up and during drop-off. Plus, the location is great - on Rte. 111 close to Nashua. Would definitely recommend this U-Haul location.