I was surprised. Of course you never know what they will have and I would definitely check expired…read moredates on food items, but having said that, I did find some cases of Spindrift sparkling water for almost half-price. I also stocked up on Dove chocolate before the holidays. Some of both items have been consumed and I've had no issues! I was skeptical of the book selection initially, but I found four that I needed (for about 75% off). I even saw one of David Sedaris' recent books there. While we were there, you could tell that some people made this a weekly adventure to stock up on cheap items.

Ollie's Bargin Outlet had a lot of variety of items. I was surprised by what they offered. Some…read morefairly good buys. I found some good prices for shampoos, toiletries, and rugs. They offer a pretty extensive toy department, but since I don't buy toys anymore, I can't speak as to whether the prices are good. I would go again!

Shhhhh Kla-Mart has great pricing on tile & wood flooring. I debated on posting a review about…read moreKla-Mart because I kinda wanted to keep this little gem a secret. But I can't do that because it wouldn't be fair to them. This place is great and beats Lowe's and other building supply places hands down. For us it's worth the drive into Oklahoma. If you are building a house, remodeling or need construction materials at a discount this is the place to come!

The most horrible customer service I've ever had to deal with. Bought a fridge for nearly $1000…read moredollars, asked for to use a dolly and it's like they never had anyone ask to use one, told them I would need help loading it, and that just scrambled their brain. got the dolly, rolled the fridge to counter and told the unpleasant female " the only way I will buy this is if I can get help from at least one person" her reply well it's going to a while. Ill wait I said . A young man that didn't work there must have heard me and he and his father actually helped me, a Big thank you to them. Once it was loaded an employee came out and asked to see my receipt to make sure I paid the right price. I told him don't matter it's loaded and I'm leaving with it. I will have to be very desperate for something to ever go back there again. Piss poor service!!!!!!!!!

Downtown Claremore has several thrift stores and vintage malls. These couple of blocks cater to…read morethe tourists driving Route 66. Especially the vintage malls. The prices at Thrift Harbor are on the higher side as thrift stores go, but all thrift stores are marking merchandise up more than years ago. You might find a bargain if you look closely. Thrift Harbor has the typical thrift store assortment. Clothing, shoes, home goods, toys and a few collectibles. This thrift store is fairly large compared to some of the other ones in town. There is street parking in front of the store.

The store is nice, but the manager that was there in Sat. Sept 28th was so very unprofessional!!…read moreThey had a sign in the window for 50% off clothing, I picked out a pair of overalls for my son and when I got to the counter they wanted to charge me full price. They called the manager a surly elderly woman to the counter who said "oh thats not included" take it leave it". I tried to tell her that coveralls are considered clothing and if not they should have put "all clothing except coveralls" I paid for my items and wheeled the cart to the area where the carts are by the door and she came around the counter and jerked the basket out of my hand and start throwing my bags at me hitting me in the face with a bag that has shoes and 2 muffin pans in it.saying "you're not taking my cart out!" Which I had no intention of doing! I was already taking my bags out of it. I just had surgery on my mouth on Friday and the bag she threw at me really hurt! I had to call the police on her for assaulting me! Needless to say i will never go back! So BEWARE OF THE MANAGEMENT AT THRIFT HARBOR, and the FALSE ADVERTISIZING, that's the sign they should post.

Discounted food and other items. As everyone is trying to stretch the dollar,…read moreevery little bit helps. Sometimes they are off brands, sometimes a little strange, but the prices are great discounts...for example,'we bought MRE's for $1, CLIFF bars for 6/$1, RedBull for $1/ can. NOTE: Many items are past the "best by" date... so you have to shop smart, and determine your tolerance. Some things we'll buy, some things we won't.

Awesome awesome store! Has a little bit of everything just whatever they can get their hands on…read more See the pictures I posted a lot of two for a dollar items.. much better pricing than the dollar store and the people who work you're very friendly! My favorite was a barrel of bulk Dove soap five bars for a dollar!!

I give Barbie daily liquidations, I feel like if I only did liquidations once every 3 days they'd…read morebe more emphatic liquidations, but it's her call. All kinds of very cheap discounted products on sale here at this tiny little spot way out near Midtown Tulsa in the residential neighborhoods. It's kind of in the middle of nowhere but it's close to some pretty good food places so if you find yourself around here then check it out. I'm just surprised it hasn't been reviewed before. I've only been in here once so I hope they're still around next time I come to Tulsa.

If you're driving Route 66 through Claremore, and perusing the shops in downtown, then there's no…read morereason you shouldn't stop by Back in the Day. You might might something to take home with you. There's quite a bit of new merchandise. There is vintage and retro pieces but I was surprised how many new products there was. The new pieces are things you'd see in Hobby Lobby or Home Goods but not as nice. The vintage pieces were priced high. Possibly, folks from big cities who are traveling through might not think the prices of vintage goods are as high as they are in their area. For example, tourists from Palm Springs, Los Angeles or New York. Street parking available. Open 7 days a week. Shorter business hours on Sunday.

This is a neat place. There's alot of cute things to choose from, and it's very vintage. But when I…read moregot to the checkout, the people running the register seemed very unhappy and annoyed by my presence.

This indoor mall of vintage and retro goods has been in business for years. Each booth is rented…read moreby an individual who fills their space with an assortment of vintage and retro pieces. Google says, to be an antique, the item has to be a 100 years old or older. Not sure how many actual antiques you'll find in Hoover's but you make your way through this large space, selecting things you plan to purchase, and pay for all of your doodads at a central cash wrap at the front of the store. Cash and/or credit cards accepted. Like many flea markets, thrift stores, vintage shops--prices have gotten high. You definitely need to set a price you're willing to pay for something and walk away if it's over your budget. A couple of booths were offering 50% off the marked price. I scored a few bargains. Whether you buy anything or not, there's lots to look at and you can fill a few leisurely hours. I wish the staff working the front desk would be more careful with items they ring-up and wrap-up for customers. Items are carefully chosen throughout the mall and one clank on the cash wrap counter and the item is chipped. I've observed this is a common occurrence at other businesses, like Hoover's, too. All of them need to treat the customers' selections with more care. Parking lot available in front of the entrance.

From the owner: Antiques, collectibles, vintage items, furniture, gifts, home decor, toys...and so on and so on…read more Hoover's Mall...we've got it all! Hoover's Have All Mall is celebrating our 28th year in business. Harlan and Patty Hoover brought the Mall to Claremore, Oklahoma, in 1986. With over 40 individually owned shops, Hoover's Mall was the first Antique Mall in Claremore, the second Mall in the state. We are located in the old lumber yard across from Pixley Lumber, next to the train tracks on Will Rogers Blvd. Come see what treasures you can find!

Came here on a chilly Saturday and everything was dead. 3 shops were open, but it was not what I…read moreexpected from everyone's reviews. It was like no one had hung out there since before Covid. Oh well, there is a beautiful mural across the street you should check out

Old shipping containers become useful again in a whole new way at The Boxyard. Arranged in a U…read moreshape with two levels you can find all you need for a good time. Murals on the boxes are great selfie taking backgrounds, indoor and outdoor seating is available to enjoy 2 different restaurants, candy and ice cream from Boxyard venders. There is also a liquor store, convenience store, barber, skate shop, soap and clothing store from what we were able to check out. It's a small but funky, indy and trendy little spot that would be perfect for a date or night out with friends. I'll review the 2 shops we were able to check out separately but this place as a whole is pretty awesome.

We love this flea! Lots of a variety of vendors, with a ton of vintage booths to choose from…read more There are some folks who sell newer stuff, abut the majority are vintage and antiques. This is definitely a great place to spend a Saturday morning wandering and shopping.

I attended the Tulsa Flea Market on Saturday, August 31st, and stopped by several booths…read moreincluding Laresa Raney's. I arrived at her booth at 2:51 PM, looking forward to purchasing a patch after carefully browsing through her binders. What I encountered instead was a shocking display of rudeness and hostility that I have never experienced in any marketplace. Despite the market's official closing time being 4:00 PM, I documented Laresa packing up her booth at 3:45pm--clearly in a rush to leave early, customer service be damned. When I politely asked for her Cashapp details to pay for the patch, she violently snatched it from my hand and, in a tone dripping with condescension, spat out, "You spent all that time making a mess and flipping through the binders for one patch? You know what, you're not buying anything." To add insult to injury, she had the nerve to tap me on the shoulder, as if I were some bothersome child. Her refusal to sell me the patch was inexplicable. When I asked why, Laresa exploded into a rant, falsely accusing me of disorganizing her binders--a blatant lie. It was clear she wasn't interested in making a sale; she was more concerned with breaking the market's rules by packing up early. Her unhinged behavior escalated to the point where I had no choice but to walk away. Laresa's behavior wasn't just rude--it was completely unprofessional and outright hostile. Her actions are a direct violation of the Tulsa Flea Market's vendor code of conduct, which clearly states that vendors should create a friendly shopping environment and remain open for business during the posted hours. Laresa did the exact opposite: she harassed a customer, attempted to shirk her responsibilities by leaving early, and even went so far as to physically touch me without consent. Let me be clear: Laresa Raney's presence at the Tulsa Flea Market is a stain on its reputation. She is an aggressive, dishonest vendor who clearly does not value her customers or her obligations. I strongly urge the Tulsa Flea Market to ban her from future events. Allowing her to continue vending would be a disservice to every other vendor and shopper at the market. If you value respectful service and a pleasant shopping experience, I strongly recommend avoiding this flea market and being aware of the kind of person Laresa Raney is. Her toxic attitude has no place in a community market.