Great find and prices could be a little aggressive vs maximize their profit per item. In my opinion…read morethey should focus on inventory turn over. The only thing that moves quickly are vanities, dining tables, and outdoor furniture. Based on my weekly weekend visits for a month. Some items have sat for for quite a while. Their pricing is usually determined by the sales associate using the Home Depot or Lowe's app and they provide 50% discount from their retail price. Give or take five or ten percentage points either way. It get a little old having to ask for prices all the time. Have your apps loaded and scan for yourself. I'll visit monthly at best. It's worth a visit for sure as you might find that one thing you've been holding off on a 1/2 price or more! Don't forget to barter all they can say is no

This is a place to hunt for bargains. I bought LED light bulbs here for half the price of most…read moreother stores. I occasionally find deals on spices, coffee and tea. Much of their inventory turns over quickly. You can never tell when that bargain might show up. So we check in here a few times a month.

I find Ollie's to be a hit or miss shopping experience. I do best finding things when I do not have…read moreanything specific in mind. Kids books are typically easy to find at a good value. Today I was looking for two specific items that were in their ad. I went up and down every aisle and didn't find either one. When I asked an employee, he was lackadaisical and just pointed in an area of the store where one of the items might be, but it wasn't. I was a bit frustrated today, but I am sure I will be back another time looking for good value priced items. (No pics today.)

I'm very disappointed with my experience at Ollie's. The flooring was clearly marked at $1 per…read moresquare foot, but when I went to check out, they would not honor the price that was displayed. Instead of working to resolve the issue, I had to repeatedly ask for a manager -- it took three separate requests before someone finally came over. Even then, they fell short in honoring the advertised pricing or offering a reasonable solution. It was frustrating and felt like poor customer service. I expected them to stand behind the price that was posted on the flooring, but they did not. Definitely not a smooth or positive experience.

I walked in and was told by a very unfriendly employee I couldn't enter the store with a drink! I…read morecompletely understand this policy except I have a medical condition that requires continuance access to water. My bottle has a full lid, completely closed, only with for medical reasons! I was definitely discriminated against as a person with a working dog was in the store at the point. I'm fully disabled and am covered by the ADA! Completely unacceptable to assume that I'm there Leisurely with a water bottle that is required to be on me at all times!

It's not what it used to be. I think because of the crowd that comes in there now and the…read moresurrounding area of where DD's is located. It sucks because I remember coming here about 3/4 years ago and it seemed way better with selection. Found some nice shade here though that I decided to buy.

My son and I had so much fun exploring outlet bins! It was such an adventure finding things…read morebringing them to the counter for their price and seeing what little surprises we could find I highly recommend a trip out there!

You have to get down and dirty to get in there, but you can find some great stuff. The only thing I…read moredon't like is sometimes the management is mean she needs to be friendlier and also the people that are regulars attack the bins before you can even get to one. I had someone ripped something out of my hand that's not kosher.

Got scammed here. Purchased a product that had a picture on the outside of the box and when we got…read morehome it was an entirely different product inside. Whoever originally bought and returned in had switched out the items inside. The staff at Hot Bins should have noticed when they opened the box and taped it up again. Paid full price $12 and wasn't able to return in. I DO NOT recommend buying anything here.

So I read all the reviews and I understand people's complained about Wednesdays not being able to…read moreopen the boxes up for two bucks. But honestly it's a $2 item and they're just trying to clear the bins out so that Friday they've got more space for the new stuff. I go there when I'm in town usually twice a week and one day a week I'm able to open up the boxes and see what's in there and figure out whether it's worth the $8 $6 or $4 and then on the Wednesday that everything's two bucks I know what's available that I'd like to purchase or give it a try I have no problem spending $24 on 12 items and seeing if any of them turn out to be decent. I've gotten some unbelievable deals there. Also I usually go in and check out the tool section I purchased a number of those when w e n tools that are special price and not specifically discounted at 5 10 or 12 dollars but I'm still buying a electric pole saw for the trimming trees for 30 to $40 where I have spent $100 for the one I use up north and it worked perfectly for me.

Yes. Nice displays and lots of furniture, household items, and clothing to choose from .... I…read morecan't wait to go back!!!!! You can spend a lot of time to see everything.

When I arrived, the sign out front still says Second Chance Upscale Resale, but there's a different…read moresign on the building, and it was closed.

Flea Markets are always an experience! This one is particularly vibrant. Large food court with tons…read moreof options and even live music! You WILL get your steps in while perusing the shops. I love that it's all under a roof. Some shops even have AC. You'll find the junkiest junk and the nicest of the nice! The shop keepers seem to stand by their posted prices. My experience was there's not a lot of negotiation room. If you pay with cash, they usually skip the tax but that's about it. Now having said this, I was buying from the 'nicest of the nice', brand new purses, clothes and accessories. Parking is free and abundant. Expect large pot holes in the parking lot. IMPORTANT ADVICE: pay attention to where you came in! It is easy to lose your way and you will spend a frustratingly long time trying to find your car if you don't make mental note of your arrival 'gate'. There's colored lines on the ground. If there's a shop you particularly like, ask for their business card...it'll have their 'address' on it which shows the color of their row and the shop number. MY PERSONAL FAVORITE: ladies, if you like boutique style clothes, look for Designs by Darlene. Red row. Her clothes are off the charts!!! Unique. Well priced. And she has changing rooms. Highly recommend!

What an experience…read more.. I'm a self-proclaimed thrifting fanatic, and I grew up loving to go to flea markets and priced-per-pound places with my grandma. Maybe it was the heat, but this fleamarket just wasn't hitting when I visited. SETUP: You can really get your steps in here! Park and remember where you parked, then head in. Tons of shops to explore - like miles of it - and it's all covered. It's open air so no AC, but many shops have fans and some have AC running. They have each lane color coded on the floor, so you can remember you started in the red lane, then went to blue, etc. We still got lost haha. FOOD/DRINK: There are restaurants and bars here! Very fun to get a beer to drink while you walk. Most of the food was food truck style - pretty greasy and hot, which didn't appeal to us. SHOPS: This was the disappointing part for me. Maybe it's just not my style, but I was bummed to see it was mostly cheap bulk items and poorly made stuff at that. The t-shirt shops were selling cheap, misprinted Fort Myers stuff - but the prices weren't that crazy good? And they didn't have true tourist stores with souvenirs more than just t-shirts. Some of the shoe stores had some decent deals, a few record store scores, and I LOVED the few well-curated vintage shops inside. But otherwise, it was a lot of stuff I happily passed on. Some of the vendors were a bit pushy (the spa/skincare ones) but otherwise most left us be to browse. Even as a fan of thrifting, I found this to be overwhelming and underwhelming at the same time and likely won't be back.

"Bins and Discounts." Hmmm. As the windows are shaded over, you open the door without knowing…read morewhat's on the other side. Since I relish a good deal, I forged ahead and surprise .... the store was filled -- and I mean filled -- with shoppers. There are bins loaded with boxes, many marked "Amazon." Some cartons clearly indicate the contents, others are a mystery. "Can I simply open an unmarked box?" I asked an experienced Bellso shopper. "No, but the staff is happy to help you," the woman replied. She went on to tell me that she purchased a practically-new vacuum cleaner for $11. It was an Amazon return, originally priced over $100. The shop is open Thursday through Monday with declining prices each day. On Thursday these wondrous items are $11 apiece; by Monday whatever's left goes for $2. Important to note that everything you buy is final sale. So you get home, and discover the baby bottle warmer you purchased for $9 doesn't work? Sorry Charlie, outta luck.

Deals and steal! amazing place for bargains all your Amazon returns for a steal of a dealread more

This location is older than the Bonita store, but I prefer it because it has more character. A huge…read morewarehouse full of arts and crafts, fake flowers, awesome holiday decorations and household items. Come here with some dough $$ because it's easy to fill that cart up. I like this store over Michael's, Jo Ann or HobbyLobby any day.

Large selection of items. Many chair cushions, ceramic pots, artificial flowers, towels, pots and…read morepans, everything fro the kitchen.