This place is a diamond in a ruff!! I have been getting things fromMarty for years!! When I tell my…read moretwo girls I'm going to Marty .... They beg to come with me!!! He has great furniture, home decor and odds and ends such as fishing poles, weight benches, DVDs and tVs and electronics!! Check it out every time I go there some memorabilia brings back a memory

Received a futon cover great and inexpensive.read more

Stopped in on 4/16/2026 to purchase discounted Easter candy (sadly, most of which they had already…read moretossed per directive from corporate). Cashier told the manager "these are all ringing up a penny." Manager told him unfortunately he has to sell to me, then proceeded to berate me in front of 2 lines of customers, saying "Oh, you're one of those Penny Queens. This store is notorious for penny shoppers like you. Well, I'm the new manager now, and that's going to change now that I'm in charge." I told her I guess they'd rather have perfectly good product sitting in a landfill. I let her know that I donate all the items I find for a penny, asked if the store does the same or whether they toss it. She claims she herself donates to veterans. I said GREAT! Not sure why she took issue with me donating perfectly good product to my local women's shelters and food pantry. I urge all "Penny Queens" to continue to shop here and say hello to the new manager with a power trip and attitude. :) Also, what is it about Dollar Trees always smelling like weed? It's like they pipe it into their HVAC system. LOL

One register open 3 elderly people in line, I was number 4 with one dollar item. The clerk was…read moreshowing a female every balloon she had pulling out drawers one by one with 50 slots. The female was taking her time and saying no I don't like that one OH I LOVE THAT ONE. I asked if I could leave my dollar on the counter with tax and clerk said NO! I asked if she was going to blow up all thos balloons before she waited on the people in front of me and she said NO I WILL RUN YOU THOUGH first. The female came up to me and SAID I AM FIRST IN LINE NOT YOU SO WAIT YOUR TURN! I put my dollar item down and left and said to the 3 elderly people in front of me, sorry I tried to help. I will never go back to that store. As there is no customer service or ethics.

I love the variety and cost. Great place to shop for good buys. Wish they had more cashiersread more

What a wonderful experience. I had a return today that was just simple. My wife bought a product…read morethat the box was ripped on the bottom when purchased. When I opened the box a week later, the product inside was damaged. I brought it to the store expecting an argument (since I just argued with the Medford store manager) and I was taking back by how nice everyone was here. Employees took it out of my trunk, brought it to the service rep he smiled, put it through and called for the store manager to approve it. In which she did with a smile. What a wonderful store and team! Thank you for making my terrible day a little easier. It was appreciated.

Love restore, such great finds! Both vintage and new- lighting. Appliances. Furniture. Building…read moresupplies. Smalls / glassware :)

Stopped in for the first time after passing for years. Not very friendly, which usually doesn't…read morebother me too much. But everything I was interested in buying did not have a price, and I have a feeling based on prior reviews the price would be jacked up if I asked. Also, why can't people go through the records? They're in bins and stacked high but covered in do not touch signs. How would they like people to go through them then? Same with knobs. Very strange and I likely won't return even though I pass it several times each week.

Robert was incredibly helpful, making recommenations and double checking that each record we bought…read morewasn't scratched. We just got a record player and we're looking to add some classic rock to our daily soundtrack. We found some winners and are already looking forward to our next visit.

Garnick's is one of the shops you just have to experience if you're new to Lowell or if you've…read morelived in the city for a while and still have not yet been to experience the media kitsch that lives on in this time capsule. Here are several reasons why you might legitimately find yourself at Garnicks: 1. You need an old record player, radio, arcade game, or television fixed. 2. You have a hipster craving for records, VHS, or other outdated media. 3. You want to get the perfect gift for an audiophile but need someone to talk to about their music tastes to determine what they may not have and would like to have. 4. You like to talk about music and want to waste an hour with some older dudes who can chat your ear off better than a radio personality. 5. You want to sell your collection of records, CDs, VHS, or old concert paraphernalia and be done with them. 6. Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought him back. If they don't have it in the store, don't be afraid to ask- they have thousands of CDs and Records hidden from plain view. Like the other used record store in town, they do a lot of business on EBay to make up for what they don't do in store. They also buy old media, so bring it here to get it appraised before you put those records and CDs in a yard sale. The place is falling apart and a bit of a mess, but the guys know where everything is and can usually find what you're looking for in less than a minute. If you visit more than once, they'll get to know you, your tastes, and what you're looking for so they can keep it in store for you. Here's a link to their EBay store, which has a very small selection of items: http://www.ebay.com/sch/paulgarmusic/m.html

Yikes! A lot changed since last time I was here…read more When you walk through the front door, you'll swear you're on the set of "Hoarders." There is stuff everywhere. You can barely make in through the aisles. I'm not sure what is available in the front room - if there isn't a giant stuffed animal blocking your view, there are boxes in the way. You want to see the jewelry in the front case. You can't. Too much junk in the way. If you make your way into the front side room, it is pretty tidy in there. That's where you'll find clothes, books, and puzzles. I checked the price of a paperback book - $2. Puzzles were between $2 and $5 (some new). If you make your way to the back room there is kitchenware and kids' toys. A used cheese grater that was originally $9 was marked $5. Too much for this cheapo. A vintage looking electrical appliance was $75. I don't know what is was, but that seems way too pricey for any small kitchen appliance. I was interested in some of the china, but it was packed in too tight with coffee cups ($2) dangling from hooks in front of them. Removing a plate would be like playing Jenga with glass blocks. They need to have a sale and get rid of some of the junk that is just in the way. People can't buy things if they can't see them. Do like other thrift stores and figure out a way to identify how long something has been on the store floor, and then automatically drop the price after a month or whatever. I know you want to make as much as you can for the charity, but if people can't see what you're selling, they won't buy it. If you price it too high for your clientele, it won't sell either. You can't raise money for the charity by just hoarding stuff! I do want to point out that the women who work here are very nice!

What a beautiful thing they do for their community! My husband and I sought these place out. Check…read moreit out! Bought the coolest boots! $6.50!

I swear they have a Caucasian alarm in this place. I barely opened the door when the two women…read morebehind the counter, who were waiting on customers at the time, shouted over them and said "Yes, sir, can I help you?" I didn't realize they were talking to me at first, and then stopped and looked up to see not only them, but five other customers in the store staring at me. I replied, "No, I'm all set. Just gonna grab a few things," and started shopping. After two minutes, the younger of the two women at the counter joined me in the aisle and asked if I needed help again. What the heck? If she wants to be my personal shopper while I'm in the store, who am I to stop her?. So she took my list and led me around the store. They didn't have a few of the things on the list, one of which was yellow bean sauce, but she actually called her sister (must be a family-run store) to ask if she knew if they carried that product. They don't, unfortunately, but A+ for going above and beyond my customer service expectations. Yesterday's visit was such an awkward yet pleasant experience. I wanted to raise my rating to five stars, but they didn't have several of the goods I was looking for, so I'll leave it at four.

Run of the mill convenience store in the not so appealing Christian hill/centerville section of…read moreLowell. This store has a good selection crammed into a moderate space. We have been going here for years but don't go off track to add this stop to your daily route just to try a new store. Nothing wrong with it but just a normal store.

My brother always raves about Mario's. He has beautiful…read morefurnishings. Great prices gif Mattresses; he just bought one.

Sick of buying over priced furniture at the big box stores ? Go to Marios, we purchased a name…read morebrand sofa at a considerable discount over the other stores that charge for the extended warranties, etc. that make the final price much more than the item you purchased. I found a pricing discrepancy with the sofa we purchased and Marios promptly paid us the difference, Try that with Jordans or B&Ps..Delivery was excellent, very courteous. Go to Marios, you wont believe the amount of furniture they have inside, it's not a beautiful showroom that you the customer really are paying the overhead, just quality name brand furniture. We're so glad we went there vs heading to Nashua!!

This thrift shop features clothes, toys, books, and a few housewares. It had a pretty big…read moreselection of large outdoor toys too. The people who run it are very nice and the prices seem very reasonable. There's not a whole lot of selection. I got a kit for making potholders and a mini springbok puzzle - 50 cents each. But, they don't put prices on anything, or have any indication of how much stuff costs by category (except books, which I think were .50 for paperback 1.00 for hardback, but I could be mistaken.) I prefer when I know what the prices will be before I bring them up to pay, but my stuff was so cheap, it was OK. The weird thing is, there's no parking. It's at a busy intersection, so you can't park on the street. I ended up parking at the McDonald's across the street, but I was a little nervous they'd have me towed. (What do all the parishioners of the church associated with this thrift shop do? Do they all walk or take a bus?)

Junky place and the people weren't very nice for so-called Christians. No place to park there,…read moreeither.