This review is based mainly on their book section…read more What happened to Ollie's book departments. This is visit to a 3rd different Ollie's to buy a book and each one have been a total disaster! They also had dumbed down on the adult selections. Lots of children books. I have bought some books but the store managers need to do some drastic changes here. The rest of the stores look great but I come to search for books and candies for my wife.

This is basically a giant dollar store with name brand things. Price differences weren't a big…read moredeal. The only thing I would consider a steal there is their huge carpets.

I entered to appreciate Ollie's Bargain outlet that cheaply cool…read more Ollie's Bargain Outlet very good helpful service and cashier amazingly

From the owner: At Ollie's, we sell "Good Stuff Cheap"! You'll find brand name merchandise at up to 70% off the…read morefancy store prices every day! We've got bargains on housewares, bedroom and bathroom, books, flooring, toys, electronics, furniture, air conditioners, clothing, health and beauty products, patio, pet supplies and so much more. You never know what you'll find at one of our "semi-lovely" stores unless you stop by and see for yourself!

great selections and good customer service always! I always go here first when I need thins!read more

Ollie's is a big discount warehouse. Can't say that when you walk in the ambience and layout…read moreprovides any fung shui. But you get what you pay for! I did not get to cover the whole store to see what all they offer but I heard about their cheap books. If you are a book love then you have to check out this place. I saw editions to books I haven't seen before, popular authors, and new-ish released book for $4.99 and under. So worth checking out! If you are like me and your TBR shelf is just over flowing and shouldn't buy anymore books but for these prices, how can you pass it up!

Macy's is my fav place for last minute shopping, especially now with toys-are-us and Macy's…read morebackstage available. Its gives me a wide choice of great and greater brands and I can fit my budget accordingly. The staff is always very friendly and accommodating. A shout- out to ASHLEE who made my day extra special by going overboard to help me get to the right person with an order issue I had. She is so cheerful herself and she will shower the sweetest compliments that will cheer u up as well. There is a little area where u can do a quick catch up on ur laptop, or charge your phones, or even get a drink from the vending machine. If this has been around since long then I have been too self involved to notice it..... Armed with everything I had in mind, I walked out with the biggest smile. Its always nice to come back to Macy's.

Also known as Macy's BS, because they're basically a Macy's, but with some BS about cheaper…read moreclothing. Macy's is a great store if you're from a past generation and have older traditional values. These days they seem republican and antiquated and their prices are high and they're not moving things into the future at the same pace as the likes of JC Penney, which aren't themselves the most amazing, but at least they're getting some things more right than Macy's. This particular location is the first ever discounted Macy's in Houston, think the Macy's equivalent of Nordstrom Rack or something like that, maybe Saks Off Broadway. So you'll find much better deals here than at the regular Macy's, and that's why I gave them three stars. It's good to have this chain in Houston, but as Barbie will attest, the clothes for women are not the greatest, and even with all the discounts, they're still not cheap enough to tempt us to buy them.

A great resale shop for a great cause. Very organized store with kind individuals. Always have a…read moregreat time looking around. Plenty of parking. I have found some amazing pieces in the store.

I have mixed feelings about this place. I came here after checking out the sky high priced…read moreSalvation Army (in the same plaza.) The prices here are less... but not exactly what I thought I'd find at a thrift store. I did like the Christian music playing. Totally my jam. The variety of items here was good. I found some children's books for .50 each. Toys are sold according to weight (???) Tons of DVDs, household items, clothing, etc. The main thing I didn't like was the attitude of one of the workers. I found a dresser that I was interested in but it didn't have a price sticker. So I asked one of the workers and he rattled off $69.99 without even looking at the one I wanted. Then we walked over there and he was like, "You wanted this little one, right? It's $69.99." I'm sorry but $70 for a USED dresser with scratches and whatnot seems HIGH (Better than Salvation Army's $200 ones but still, $70 is high). Regardless, his attitude just seemed so arrogant. Didn't sit well with me. BUT, the silver lining is that I did find a pair of $170 Rock Revival jeans for $6.99. I'll come back.

I really love their moisturizing face creams and serums( all kinds of products out there ) I'm…read morealways hunting for the newest and latest beauty item and I even snatch up their hair color dyed for women. I love their seasonal items which sell pretty fast. I notice Tues and Friday they get all new stuff in ...

Wow! Never realized this place was here…read more My kids and I actually commented that this place wasn't a dump upon entering. (The one on shadow creek is so dirty... especially the floor.) We came in for some cards. Love that they're 2/$1. Selection wasn't the greatest but it was ok. Seems bigger than the shadow creek location. Workers were ok. Not overly friendly but not rude either. Lines took a bit longer than expected but apparently EVERYONE was buying graduation balloons. All in all, a decent Dollar Tree.

We like coming on Tuesdays for the 30% discount. Everyone is friendly. I like how things are set…read moreup too.

Back when this was DAV, I used to find so many things for my home as well as cute purses and…read moreclothes at fair prices. I've noticed that since the store has become Eco Thrift, the pricing has gotten completely unreasonable for me. I went in yesterday to browse around for knick knacks and purses and they had bags that were in such poor shape listed for $59.99 just because they were brand name. They had some scarves hanging up from the Dollar Tree for $5.99 when they are $1.25 brand new at the Dollar Tree. I realize not everyone knows that but I would hate to see someone purchase one only to see they could've had 4-5 for that price from the Dollar Tree. I think if you're able to catch some of the colors of the week (they have 25, 50 and 75% colors) you may walk out with something that is a reasonable price but otherwise I recommend you check out some of the other thrifts and save your time.

It was pretty busy when we went since it's the holiday season and everyone is shopping for…read moredecorations, plates, stocking stuffers, and things like that. I came here to pick up items for a coat drive and needed gloves and socks. They had both in stock, which was great. Even though it's called Dollar Tree, nothing is actually a dollar anymore. The socks were $1.50 and the gloves were $1.50, so it seems like most items are that price now unless you shop the special aisle where things cost a bit more. Still, everything felt like a good value for what I needed. I did need a little help finding the gloves, and the cashier was friendly and pointed me in the right direction. The store wasn't too dirty, especially considering how busy it was. Overall, it was a good experience and I would definitely go back.

Went in looking for safari items for a birthday party. I found several farm animals but they were…read morethe size of my hand and the price was 1.75 each. Don't understand why it says dollar because the prices keep hiking up. I ask an employee about an item and he was very rude and said what's out is all we have.