I found a Liz Claiborne skirt for a great price. Was very impressed with the dhoe selection also.read more

Usually when I come here I find great deals and employees are sometimes but today the service was…read morethe lowest it's ever been. The entire center of the store is undergoing maintenance which was not so frustrating, until I was met with an employee letting me know I was not allowed to be in a section due to construction. Understandable however when I exclaimed it was not blocked off I was met rudely with a negative response basically blaming it on another customer and not taking any accountability for lack of attention in their store. I even explained and apologized understanding the situation and the lady was still rude as hell to me. I just don't understand why there was not tape over the section customers are not allowed in.

I was driving by and saw an advertisement for the Discount Depot. I thought it would be fun to see…read morewhat they offer. It was difficult to find because another business had the same address. Also, it was difficult to see the storefront with all the stacked pallets of boxes. They have just about everything insight. Their price system is different. The merchandise is numbered then you find the number that corresponds with the price. The clothes rack were color coded. So each color represented a different price. I wanted to ask a question but the associate didn't speak English. Also, They do not have central ac, so it's cooled by Industrial fans. It actually keeps it cool though. If this environment is ok with you. Check it out sometime

PTL, Praise the Lord, he has richly blessed me. There's nothing I really need. I just go here to…read moresee what Bargains I can find. They always have a new product for a good price! This time I got Cinnamon Toast Crunch Milk! It's a Milk packet with another packet that has Cinnamon and Marshmallows. You mux the two together for a sweet Milk. It was so good! I just wish it was Chocolate. I also got a Snickers Protein Bar for 1.99. It tasted chalky and chewy. It was tough on my teeth but very fulfilling. Ollie's is worn out and dated but, they have everything organized, the staff is friendly, it's clean, conveniently located and your sure to find good stuff cheap! I asked a girl that was busy stocking and she stopped to help, one cashier is chatty all the time and the Red Headed Manager is ready to help. If your looking for a deal, stop in her for a bargain!

This store has a variety of items in it, from food to clothes to laundry products…read more There were some items that were a great price, got a t-shirt for $3 and a nice size can of macadamia nuts for $5 While some items did not seem very discounted like the deodorant, that was $5 for a small size. Overall I would go back to browse and pick up the deals.

Gone are the days of an old school flea market...... Stopped…read moreby over the weekend with high hopes of being a regular go to, I love junk shopping! I really love the concept of an indoor flea market however 90% of the items are not priced. Yes, it's a flea market so nothing is usually marked but these vendors hold their inventory here, they don't remove it every weekend so I don't understand why they can't price stuff. Half of the vendor owners weren't present so even if you wanted a price or wanted to buy something there is no one around to help. There is lots to see but the overall pricing is more antique mall / retail (eBay). I think paying $5 for a single issue of an 80s National Geographic is kind of ridiculous.

They have such a large variety of items. Very interesting place. Great prices on the majority of…read moreitems. Staff is attentive. Great parking. I will come back to shop again.

Dollar Tree has honestly become one of the most interesting reflections of the economy and retail…read moreculture lately. Let's be real for a second. Almost every Dollar Tree I've walked into recently feels the same: poorly stocked shelves, overwhelmed employees, long lines, visible mismanagement, and tension in the air that customers pretend not to notice. The customer service experience sometimes reminds me of walking into Waffle House -- and if you understand that reference, then you already know exactly what kind of energy I mean. As customers, we walk in acting like we don't see the chaos: Employees arguing. Staff stretched too thin. Shelves half empty. Products thrown everywhere. One cashier handling an entire line of frustrated people. And somehow we all collectively keep pushing our carts through the aisles pretending everything is normal because, at the end of the day, people are just trying to survive this economy and stretch a dollar as far as possible. But let's also address the obvious: Nothing in Dollar Tree is really a dollar anymore. At this point, the name almost feels nostalgic. Most items are $1.25 and up, and depending on the location, prices continue climbing. Honestly, stores like Family Dollar, Big Lots, or similar discount retailers are starting to feel more aligned with what Dollar Tree has become. Now to be fair, I don't fully blame the frontline employees. A lot of them look exhausted, understaffed, under-supported, and expected to manage impossible workloads while still being pleasant to customers all day long. Retail is hard, especially in today's climate. But corporations also need to understand that customers notice everything. We notice the lack of staffing. We notice the inventory issues. We notice the stress. We notice the decline in overall experience. The only reason many people still happily walk in is because finding anything under $10 these days still feels like a small victory. At least for now.

K so in other reviews they mention the outside; don't blame the renters for bad care by the…read morebuilding owner ... they are the ones who run the clean up and care of the lot and outside of building. You would have to rate every business in the strip poorly if you just based on the outside. Now about the actual dollar tree; I was pleasantly surprised by what kinds of items they had in store compared to others I have been too. I actually got way more in this trip than I expected too cause I found good throw in items for various birthdays and such I've got coming up. Like they had various $1 beef jerky packages that I was able to get my husband one in every flavor to try for what would have been the price of one bag elsewhere. Though I know some of that changes depending on what seasonal stuff they may have. (Beef jerky might be due to fathers day coming up.) They did only have one lane open, but honestly that is the norm for any dollar tree I've been too. More lanes usually means changes in pricing so I'll trade waiting a few more minutes for prices to remain what I expect. When I go to a dollar store I want my items to be $1 or less. Staff I talked with were quick, efficient in getting line moving, and friendly! For sure somewhere I'll stop when in the area if I need to kill time.

If a could give no stars i would do it. There are almost no items at the price of 99 cents. You…read morewill ended up paying for what you buy pretty much the same of what you would pay at Walmart or any other store. Besides of that, the fruits and vegetables are either over ripe or rotten. You even can see bugs flying over. I haven't been in another 99 cents stores recently, but I used to do it in the past, the prices weren't that high, and they used to have a lot of options of fruits and vegetables, and so much better quality.

I love a great deal. It's how I save money and saving money always gets me giddy!…read more This is one of two locations I frequent, and it's great! Just like dollar tree, but better, this place has almost everything you can think of, including seasonal items like fall, thanksgiving, or Halloween items! Most items are 99 cents, and some specialty items are more than that but even then the prices aren't unreasonable. I visit regularly to rack up on their $2.99 and $3.99 wines as well as their $.99 packs of brand name breads-English muffins, bagels, tortillas, etc. The key is to check in regularly for new items. In the frozen section there may be specialty items that make an appearance every so often. I usually forego the produce. It is hit or miss depending on what you are going to get. There are lots of $.25 clearances as well for out of season stuff. I scored kids chopsticks for $.25 once! The cashiers are pretty nice for the most part. The parking lot could use some TLC-there are some HUGE potholes on the east side of the parking lot, but all in all a great 99 cents only location.

If you know what you need this is your place. It can easily get overwhelming. I wish the staff had…read morebeen a bit more available/interactive.

What can you say about a company that has been providing extreme customer service since 1978, not…read moremuch but that's what The Container Store is known for, and they've never let us down. From the minute you walk through the door to when you leave, their service to the customer is phenomenal. Someone is always close by to answer questions or to show you where the "next big thing" is located. And guess what you didn't even know you needed it, but you did, and it made your life so much easier. It was time to redo one of our closets and the annual Elfa sale was on. Yep, time to head over to The Container Store to design the space. The designer showed us our options and designed it all out on the computer and gave up options. As the designer was finishing up the closet, we HAD to wander around the store, they've got such cool stuff especially all the little, small stuff up by check-out. We chose what we wanted, paid for it, and then set up an appointment for a pick-up of all the shelving a few days later. Of course, when we arrived, it was ready, and packaged up. From start to finish, what a great experience.

I disagree with the negative reviews. I have followed HH on Instagram for a while & was passing…read morethrough so I was EAGER to go to HH. As a boutique owner myself, I had expectations. I had an idea that it was possible for how ritzy and boujee the shop is that the girls would be snooty(that's typically exactly how it is in boutiques that are super cute) and I was going in with the thought that if they are, then it's fine, I'm still shopping. I went in though and was so surprised to find that the employees were actually really nice. & the store was As cute as I expected and the stuff in store was to die for. Really cute! I def recommend.

We love Hale House!…read more From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with the warmest Fort Worth welcome, setting the tone for an amazing shopping experience. Rachel (big smile, long blonde hair!) and Natalie were friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable, making it easy to find exactly what we needed. What stood out most was how they treated my friend's two young kids--so patient and kind, never making us feel rushed. My friend had been eager to visit after loving the website, and the experience far exceeded expectations. She's already raving about it back home in Tulsa, and I'll be spreading the word too--Hale House is truly a Fort Worth gem! We'll definitely be back.

Overpriced! Rude workers. They overcharge and say the price is 9 when it's clearly a 4. Don't come…read morehere!

OUTRAGEOUSLY OVERPRICED. I've been here a few times and every time I leave I swear I'm not coming…read moreback but here we are... First of all, the place reeks, it's a very abrasive musty smell. My standards for how a thrift store smells are very low, but this place smells borderline toxic to where I fear for the health of the employees breathing this in all day. Their pricing system is questionable. Yes, the handwriting is hard to read as others mentioned but additionally the color tag being 50% is only 50% off if the original price *has not* been crossed out once already? WHERE IN THE STORE DOES IT ILLUSTRATE THIS POLICY? I purchased a pack of cheap wine glasses thinking that they would be 50% off of the current listed price since they were the color tag on sale- a societal norm- but no, the cashier said it has already been discounted once so it's not going to be discounted again, but she did say it was on sale... doesn't make sense. You're telling me they go around the store and slash all the prices and write them down? Why not just take the discount off at the register? The lack of clarity bothered me enough to write this review. As a cherry on top, the customer service is lackluster as well, as others mentioned. I wish they'd do better. Pros: large selection, somewhat organized.

Not my cup of tea but maybe it is for you? Every day all…read moreitems have different price points. The store is decided by women/men and kids. Besides that there is no separation by size color or clothing type. People walk around with shopping carts stocked full of clothes.

To be fair family thrift outlet has something for everyone if you can find it. The helper doesn't…read morefeel comfortable giving this thrift store anything better than a three, was talked into upgrading from a two from my family. It felt overwhelmingly disorganized for the yelper. I think having sizes broken down into colors might be helpful because there's just so much in this warehouse of used clothing. The selection of household items was limited and I think very overpriced. I call them being fond of their own stuff excessive. My suggestion would be to get a little better organized and discard things that don't sell to one section rather than having racks and racks and racks of hanging used glows.(clothing that has lost all sparkle)