New owners are great!!!! Always find something fun. Like that the prices change everyday. Only…read moredownside is that the internet seems very slow. WiFi would be nice.

A total mess no organization whatsoever and no customer service. Couldn't find any items I was…read morelooking for.

The shopping center Ollie's is located in isn't much to look at and might make you question your…read morevisit but this store is nice. It is well stocked, clean, and carries a variety of items other Ollie's don't. The employees have been nice each time I have visited. If you are a deals shopper, It is worth your time to visit.

I have been to this Ollie's numerous times and thete stuff is always reasonably priced this is not…read morethe first Ollie's I been too I am also a member of there's well.I would highly recommend anyone ro shop there they have alot of items there from hardware to clothes to food as well.

Been to this location on two separate occasions and on BOTH visits, when I thought I'd found a…read more"BACKYARD BARGIN," the woman manager decided to DOUBLE the items listed sticker price AT THE REGISTER because she thought they were priced too low. I'm no lawyer, but I believe that falls under false advertising! Honestly, the price isn't even the problem here. The issue is this poor management! I'd pay triple for an item I wanted if it was originally priced as such. But to change sticker prices mid-transaction because you think you can get more out of it is bad salesmanship! Moral of this story... time to get some new leadership at this location!

Stumbled upon this place cruising around Anderson and it's a gem! Tons of high quality antique…read morecollectables and randomness. Had some cool oil lanterns that hung on the wall for 3 bucks but I missed out. If you love findings treasures at flea markets and such then check them out.

Nice location always very clean and neat. Good selection of outdoor furniture and lawn decor. Best…read morebig Lots when it comes to cleanliness but usually only a single cashier.

I remembered where the Big Lots was from previous trips but that storefront was empty so I assumed…read morethe Big Lots must've gone out of business like the Target and the Joanns Fabric Store Etc. There have been so many businesses go out in the five years since I've been to town. But in looking for the Walmart, which was also MIA, I came across this Big Lots, also the Hobby Lobby. I went in the store and ask the first clerk I came across if I could ask her some questions while she was working and found out why the other shopping center was so empty and everybody had moved down here. Evidently there is a city project that may or may not happen but if it did it was going to use up the land those stores were on so they all moved down the way. That actually makes them closer to the motel I'm staying at which is fine with me because it was a bit of a drive to go all the way down to the Mounds Mall area to the craft stores. After talking and getting the information I followed the clerk's directions to the office supply section where I did not find the Scotch tape I was looking for in the size I wanted, half inch wide. I wandered around a bit after that and ended up finding a perfume knock off of my favorite fragrance, remembered that I was almost out of ibuprofen so I got that, a pretty lavender nail polish, some Q-tips, soap holder, and a Kirk's Castile soap that are usually $3 to $4 that they were selling for $1.20. Being so new, the store is clean and well-organized. Both Clerks I talked to were very pleasant and helpful

This is a pretty good-sized Dollar Tree, bigger than many I've been to, so it has a pretty wide…read moreselection. I was looking for a small laundry detergent to carry me through my trip and some Scotch tape, the skinny kind, half inch wide. For some reason I can't seem to find that size Scotch tape anywhere I look and they didn't have it here either. I bought a small bowl to eat my cereal in the motel room, a small jug of Tide , some stick-on rhinestones, and a couple other small items. It's nice to find Dollar Trees wherever I travel so I don't have to spend much on supplies.

I love to stop in and see what's new here. They always have unique holiday themed supplies and…read moredecorations and the selection changes with each approaching holiday. Hard to beat the dollar tree when it comes to snacks to sneak into the movies.

I just happened to be driving past and decided to stop in. The store name is cute! Everything was…read morewell laid out and curated beautifully. I thought the prices were pretty decent overall. There was a lot that I wanted but ended up with a jean jacket and a bag. There were a few things I was still thinking about and didn't want to carry around, but ended up forgetting them until after I had already left. I noticed as I was checking out that they have a table by the register for shoppers to put stuff down if they don't want to carry it all over.

Fun! I love stores with unique booths as you never know what you will find. I only got halfway…read morethrough the store and my friends were ready to head out so I'm sure I am going to make another trip back here to take a look at what I missed. Still had fun and still found a couple items I wanted to bring home. That people who worked there were very friendly as we entered and were helpful. There was a lot of variety in the store as the booths are consignment type booths. There were vintage items, clothes, woodcrafts, shoes and handbags, candles, and various other items as well as furniture. Things are always being added to the store and updated so every time you go you will find something different! Overall the prices were pretty good but it definitely varies booth to booth.

Prices are a little high! This good will is alright! But very rarely will you find hidden gems!…read moreIt's sad when good will is pricing stuff like it's Walmart! Think they tend to forget most if not all of things donated! Prices are high here most of the time!

My experience was so amazing a young woman named Harmoney helped me find anything I needed,showed…read moreme where the restroom was she overall made my experience the best with that being said.The manager joy was very rude,she had an attitude the whole time she was helping me and on top of that ignored me upon request of showing me where the restroom was and for that it made my experience bad.

We love visiting this hidden flea market. Even if we don't find what we need I always walk away…read morewith the cheap candy. Full sized candy bars for 50 cents and other candies and snacks for less than a dollar. Love visiting to see what random things people have made, or what vintage furniture is available. A great place for finding pieces worth displaying or including in a craft project. We stop by every month or so to see what's new. Check them out when you are in the area.

Try to understand customer service and how to take customer feedback…read more We were surprised to see DVD's for $1 and Blu Ray's for $3, but VHS tapes were $5!! I said to the lady behind the counter that not many people would pay $5 for VHS tapes and she responded with "Yeah, well we sell them at that price every day." I said, "You don't have to argue with me" and we left! Goodwill and other Flea Markets average $1 for VHS tapes, including brand new and sealed.

I never reviewed this place?…read more How entirely strange as I went here numerous numerous times when I worked in Anderson. Perhaps when I left my job in Anderson I forgot to review this gem in the process. I have only been here on two types of circumstances. One was an exhibit regarding the White River that the owner invited me to. The other type was for painting classes, of which I went there plenty of times. They did it specially for my work and I would say I went there four or five times for that. At least. Like a drink and draw, but without the alcohol. The instructor they had teaching - a school art teacher - was frazzled the first time my work went as we didn't exactly stick to the game plan, but all sort of drew derivations of what she had planned. However, as she got to know us and understood us, she warmed up. She also ensured that the variety of paintings she taught us were exactly that: a variety. Many different types of styles including some whimsical and kid like ones. Everything from birch trees, to summer fields of flowers, to concentric circles, to whimsical owls and birds. Eliot who owns the place is a pretty rad guy as well. Always good to talk music too (though it did get me into trouble with my work via a coworker). But hey if I finally find someone who knows who actually knows who all is referenced in the song Emmylou, who the Decemberists are, and has also seen Bob Dylan and the like in concert? I am going to talk to them, because they are a rare breed. So while you're there look out for the framed concert posters.

Have had numerous items framed and the process couldn't be easier. Prices are more than fair and…read morethe end product is exceptional. If you're wanting to frame anything from a picture or a Jersey or anything in between this is your spot.