Looking for some good deals Ollies is a place where you can find a vast array of discounted…read moreproducts They have everything from food, health & wellness , home garden, toys & automotive at reasonable prices

Good prices on K-cups. Used to have more variety and availability, need to return often to check…read moreon new deliveries.

Not just Pensacola's oldest business, but Florida's oldest business since 1851! It's is not just a…read morehardware store, but it does sell to commercial customers & regular customers alike. And while you can find all your hardware needs, it also has a plethora of specialized gifts, cooking & grill ware. It's definitely worth a look see. They have a small private parking lot. Be advised they close early on Saturday & are closed Sunday.

Very unhelpful and odd store set up. I found this store EXTREMELY expensive. A small bag of bird…read moreseed is 20.00. They cater to the richer pcola and seem a bit obnoxious. Super disappointed in how we were treated and felt uncomfortable in their store. Just a bad experience. We bought two items but will not return.

This is a really cute little Rustic Furniture store right beside Baileys Farmers Market…read more I stop in here often to see what's new bc I love Rustic Furniture. I have purchased many Rustic pieces from OKC to the Dallas farmers market. When I was in College I actually worked at the Rustic Furniture Store at the Dallas Farmers Market for a little while. I'm pretty much an expert on the process. Most of its imported from Mexico & I spend a great deal of time down there also. Anyhoo, some of the pieces here are very similar to what I am used to seeing & purchasing. However, their prices are just way to high here currently compared to Oklahoma/Texas. Great little shop, but Expensive.

Planned a trip there with a friend--website shows store opens at 10 am. Was there after stated…read moreopening time but they were still closed. Drove past several hours later and they were still not open. Unable to recommend a business that does not adhere to posted hours.

To say, I was shocked- is an understatement. And not in a…read moregood way. This place was absolutely filthy. There is no clear paths, it smells so bad, I literally felt like I was in an episode of hoarders. I'm assuming the owner? Was on the phone when I walked in and didn't even look up or acknowledge me. After I said hey how are you. The selection? It's like looking through a landfill. Honestly I would've rather looked through a landfill because at least there'd have been circulating air. Nothing is priced, so you have to take whatever you *think* you might want up with you to the front. Mind you, no buggy's or baskets so hopefully you can carry your stuff. The amount of signs of "we have cameras everywhereeeee" was so outrageous and then the wall of shame just topped it off on the door for me. Please do yourself a favor and continue to drive past this fire hazard of an establishment. Maybe spend the money to clean it up some instead of all of the "we have cameras everywhereeeee" signs or the cameras.

Nice people. Pretty good deals on most things. They even helped me load the heavy items without…read morebeing asked.

I just felt the need to pop in for an updated review of a store that I really liked for fun bed,…read morebath and beyond stuff. They've been closed here throughout Covid and I was looking forward to their return. However the company announced they were closing 60+ stores not long ago and just recently made another announcement about pulling products from their inventory for political reasons . I'm not a fan of politically motivated corporate nonsense under any circumstances. If it's a Mom & Pop or family owned operation then I am much more inclined to be more sympathetic, from a free speech perspective, and I'm not weighing in, pro or con, a specific issue here. However I am exercising my constitutionally protected rights of free expression, speech, and assembly by writing this post, speaking my mind and not gathering at one of their stores. I have read exhaustive arguments of Citizens United and other legal free speech arguments, as it relates to corporations, going back to the 1800's and understand that those entities are broadly protected for their expressions but I just personally disagree with its practice. I'm leaving out professional sports and news outlets and entertainment entities because it would be easier to list the ones that I don't have on my list of no-go's joining Dick's, Marriot, Hyatt, Lyft, GrubHub, Starbucks, Papa John's, Time Warner, T-Mobile, Kohl's, K-mart, Wayfair, Sephora, Forbes and more but the one that I have long missed the most Ben & Jerry, that one stung a little :-) Bottom line: My list is long fluid but Bed, Bath and Beyond is the latest sad addition.

A nice big store..everyone is so friendly and helpful..this place has it all and I usually find…read moremore than I came for..dishes, bedding, rugs , wall hangings, small appliances etc..if u join the mailing list u get 20% off and they send u coupons all the time in your email.. .

Quiet store, open. Has a little bit of something for everyone. Similar to Bed, Bath and Beyond but…read moreon a much smaller scale. Selection is limited, but has the basics. Very friendly, professional staff.

It's a chain, so they look alike. This one is a nice clean store. Bright and cheerful. The staff…read morehelp when I ask and give me opinions on how clothes look on me. Merchandise is always neat and folded. It's a pleasure to shop here. Watch the sales. You can get great values.

Very clean store and very helpful. Also, customer service is great. I went to get the free give way…read moreand they were out. I e-mailed their customer service and was taken care of within 24 hours.

I purchased a compression tester that was like $35 that turned out to be defective. When I returned…read moreit I was told that I would be charged a 20% restocking fee if I didn't trade it out for another one. I of course had decided to buy one of a better quality and was not going to trade it out for another one there. How can they be allowed to charge a 20% restocking fee in a defective item? The fact that it's defective should immediately mean that the customer should suffer 0 loss. They are not restocking it, or at least I hope they are not. And they should be compensated through their distributor or product representative. In my eyes that is essentially blackmailing their customers. It's you either keep this tool that has already proven itself to be of low quality or you pay them 20%. Had it been for use in a vehicle I would have purchased I higher end tool to begin with. But it was for a lawn mower, something I didn't work on very often so a lower quality tool would have been ok. Until that toll just flat didn't work right out of the box. At that point it immediately became clear that Harbor Freight diagnostic tools where not of a build quality that could be trusted. The tool was not being returned because I changed my mind, because I didn't pay attention and bought the wrong thing or for any other reason that could be attribute to myself. I can understand a restocking fee for customers changing their mind and returning an item, or because they didn't do their homework and bought the wrong thing. But to charge a customer 20% on a defective item because they chose not to attempt a repeat and went with a better product? To charge a customer 20% in a product they are going to be credited for via their product rep or their distributor (and if they are not it's either their choice or they didn't negotiate being credited the fault and defective merchandise when they negotiated the contract with their distributor). To charge a customer 20% when they walk out of the store with nothing? To make the customer financially responsible to you when the product you shelved and then sold them with the express understanding that it would work and it didn't? Any other company would want to see their customer walk out of their store whole, happy and satisfied. Instead Harbor Freight sees fit to charge their customers 20%. And when contacting customer service I was told a would be hearing from a supervisor. When I didn't I began calling and emailing customer service, for over a year with over 20 phone calls and at least 50 emails after being told that a supervisor would be in touch and they never were they proceeded to ignore me until I stopped calling and emailing. Feel free to Google asking if Harbor Freight charges a restocking fee when returning a defective product. It's a fact! They are made whole through their product reps or distributors and they still make their 20% profit by charging the customer a restocking fee on a defective item. HOW CAN A BUSINESS RIGHTLY CHARGE A CUSTOMER FOR RETURNING A DEFECTIVE PRODUCT?

Love this store! Owner is incredibly friendly. Store is clean, organized, and the men's clothing…read moreare in GREAT condition! They also have a sweet collection of antiques. I recently moved here and was happy to find a cute little store like this.

The inventory of the store is pretty good. The reason for the one star is because of the owner. My…read morehusband and I went in yesterday and she would not leave us alone. Sometimes you just wanna be able to shop together and she just kept telling us what she had and how good of a deal it was. We can see and read price tags thank you. It was soooo annoying. We would have spent quite a bit of money but because she didnt allow us to discuss our potential purchases we were so annoyed we just left. I understand the need to give new customers the lay of the land but after a short tour LEAVE THEM ALONE TO SHOP IN PEACE !!! She was like a car salesman. Probably wont come back. It wasnt good enough deals to put up with this annoying monkey literally on my back.