One of the only reason I got here is to keep my Mayorship on Foursquare...The only reason you go to…read moreOllies is to find something you need but you dont know what it is.When I go there its just to find something I need @ a very cheap price.Its a good place to go for odds and end.I will say it has a good selection of cheap area rugs,laminate floooring,flower pots,garden supplies and Carpet remnants.When you go to Ollies you can expect to find anything you dont need but you just seem to walk around in cirlcles...I do notice alot of HIPSTERS from the Westside of Cleveland buying the flower pots though....Ollies is a place where most people wander around looking for nothing

Prices are decent and every once in a while you can stumble across a super hot deal. And if you're…read morelucky, it'll be on something you need. I like to kill time in here since the stock is always changing. The book section is cheap and there's a huge variety.

Decided to stop at the Big Lots in Fremont to checkout the sales. The sales weren't even that good…read more Everything is expensive and with the discount the sale price was still high. Would have to say Fremont Big Lots is a little better than Sandusky location. There are items that are still here from Halloween. Overall the place was decent, but didn't find anything worth buying.

I had to write this to agree with the person about the furniture. My husband and I bought a couch…read moreand a love seat a few years ago. Those things didn't last 30 days. They came apart at the seams and the cushions ripped. It was ridiculous. We took it back and they just offered us $50 off another one. The so called guarantee is for the frame not the cushions. I will and have never gotten furniture from them again

It's a "store" only in the abstract sense... everything is free. Whenever a dorm occupant…read moreliquidates some of their things, they end up here. Bring some stuff, drop some stuff off. The selection varies wildly depending on time of year, but there's always a nice selection of clothing. The concept of the free store originated with the Digger movement of San Francisco of the 1960s. They had a free store on Haight Street where soldiers on leave could walk in looking like a soldier and walk out looking like a hippie, then they would probably go AWOL and ditch Vietnam. Nowadays it's a great way to curb the awful waste of our culture through re-use. As the website says, you need to swipe your card to get into the building. If you can't find someone to let you in, you can call the store and they'll come up and get you.

I highly recommend the free "store"--especially at the beginning of the year, when all the stuff…read morefrom the seniors that moved out last year is still there. Any freshmen looking to outfit their new dorm room or upperclassmen moving into a house should definitely check it out. I mean, come on: it's free.

Hidden on the back roads in Ohio's Amish Country is a very unique discount store. Yoder's Bargain…read moreStore sits directly on an Amish farm well of the beaten path. A long paved farm driveway marked with a rock reading the name of the store will lead you to the two story store. Inside the store you will find everything from Kitchen Supplies, Glassware, Books, Toys, and more. The prices at this little Amish ran store are great and you can be sure to find some great deals on things you need or just can't pass up. Overall if you are exploring the Ohio Amish Country and are looking for a very unique shopping experience and great deals look no further than Yoder's Bargain Store on the back roads in the Fredericksburg Ohio area.

This is one of my favorite places to go when we go to Holmes county! They have so many neat things…read moreyou can't find at other stores. The staff is always very friendly. Can't wait for their new place to open.

I went to Walmart the other day to buy a facemask for my daughters my two daughters used it and…read moreloved it at first until I got to peeling it off when they peeled it off it was very hard to get off it left her face is all red I would not recommend buying facemask from Walmart next time I will definitely go and buy more high-priced product.

I work 3rd shift, so most of my shopping is done in the morning. Very rarely are there any cashiers…read moreavailable when I shop. It's very annoying to work all night and then go to buy groceries and have to check myself out. I already have a job, I don't need 2 jobs. These self check-outs are bs and just a way for a multi billion dollar company to avoid hiring people so they can make even more money.

Fantastic thrift store. Especially if you are into themed displays the attention to detail is…read moremagnificent! The variety of items is great. They also feature hand made new goods.

I will absolutely be back here for more! Great mix of wonderful antique finds and small businesses!…read moreI could spend hours in here and my whole paycheck

Great experience. Very clean store. Merchandise is very good value for money. Everything is brand…read morenew unless otherwised marked. The selection of items varies, but it is all there! Customer service is fantastic!! Owner backs the product he sells. It is priced to move, so you WILL get a great deal! Quality goods at reasonable prices, what more could anyone want?

From the owner: liquidation discount open box item kitchenware , home goods , garden , tools , furniture , toys ,…read moreand many more all new in a low dicount price save from big store prices 50% up to 75% take a look at our facbook page flyers liquidation we add weekly pic and price. we offer U-HAUL rental

I love a nice small town grocery store, and this one is no exception. The pricing is fair, and they…read morehave a great deli. They now offer sushi on site which is a nice option. The produce is always fresh. I like that I can buy products that are made locally. It's not a big box store and I love that.

Used to be way better when it was Heritage iga. The steak now is overpriced and seems lower…read morequality, or its just low quality for the the price they are selling it for.