They highly encourage you not to open any of the boxes with out assistance. It's definitely a place…read moreto kill some time as I was reading all the small text on the boxes to see what was there. I came in looking for some headphones. Later to realize items like that are behind the counter. There were some air pods for $80.I came in on a Monday. For $2 products. I came out with three items. Definitely worth a look!

Friday's all things are $8, Saturday $6, Sunday $4 and each day gets less. All new items out on…read moreFriday. As tables get put out it's organized chaos as people are grabbing and sifting through things. Sealed boxes need to be brought up to a counter to decide if you want the items. Some great buys can be found.

Related to Trader Joe's this Aldi location offers basic supermarket options…read more Nothing innovative here, and the fresh produce options are limited if doing multicultural cooking. Staffing seemed sufficient for a location that expects customer involvement. Prices seemed mostly reasonable.

I love Aldi's. It's typically a weekly shopping trip for our household. The prices are good and I…read morelove that every week there's new stuff to checkout. I love the small store layout, so it doesn't feel overwhelming and the food is usually 10/10. However, while I understand they are pressured to be fast when checking out and that's totally fine. I hate small talk, I don't appreciate the cashier (one specific girl) throwing out items into the cart without a care. Things that you typically shouldn't just toss in Willy nilly and 9 times out of 10 she's extremely rude and gives nasty looks. I actively avoid her when she's on register.

Stopped in for a couple of things passing through. Nice selection for grocery store, we were able…read moreto find exactly what we needed. Found something not in our normal grocery, a complete selection of Dublin soft drinks! Cashier was small town, old time friendly. Notice she was calling the elderly gentleman in front of us by name, but was just as friendly and welcoming to us. Just the place if you're in the area, and need to top off your groceries!

This is a solid little grocery store. The employees are friendly and check-out time is usually…read morepretty quick. It's well stocked and there are all the usual things you'd expect to find in a grocery store. Unfortunately, there are not a lot of gluten-free items which meant there were a smaller amount of things for snacks but you can tell the locals love this store.

It's unusual to find such a large new book section in an outlet! Many famous writers and fun books…read moreto choose from. But I also love their outdoor selection--I bought new pots for my plants on my front porch and I was tempted to get even more than actually put in my shopping cart. I've been to this store twice now and the first time I went, I found some cute scrub tops for my daughter. They weren't there the last time I went so if you see something you like, don't hestitate to get it! I just bought some cookware there and we love it! So far, we've really had fun perusing their large selection of goods and their prices are great.

Clean and organized, many interesting unique items, decent prices, great variety of goods, friendly…read morestaff

I was a coworker here for 3 and a half years, and I have to say it is really sad what I had to put…read moreup with here not just from harassment of employees and customers but also how rude management is. It is sad that even McDonald's has nicer management then such a popular store. Would not recommend working here let alone shop there, hiring process is terrible and slow. Management does not take much care of their coworkers like they should, especially when harassment is going on. I'm calling out Mallory and Trish for all of this, they are both management at this establishment, both need to learn correct professionalism when it comes to working their positions. Really sad.

Store is always clean and well stocked. This evening though, the customer service was horrible. The…read moreyoung man who waited on my wife and I didn't bother to speak when he began to checkout our purchases. He then didn't bother to thank us for our purchases when we left. A little common courtesy goes a long way. Basic customer service skills were lacking in this gentleman.

Overall it's a cool concept. The biggest issue is that it seems everything except for products is…read moremade in China (see photos). I'd rather pay $1 extra for items to have them be authentic Japanese products. The only draw to me would be if I wanted Japanese treats or drinks, other than that everything can be purchased on Temu or Amazon.

I've gone to Daiso a handful of times and I am very impressed with the selection they have to offer…read moreof Asian goods. The value of everything is amazing as well, though some things are overpriced but that's with any store. Every time I go into Daiso, the employees are very helpful and their service is great. My favorite part of the store is the plushie and snack aisle! For anyone who is confused by the pricing, there are cards all around the store that give the price conversions for everything. They are at the end of most aisles. I can't wait to go back!

The smaller retail location right next to it( by the donation drop off) is overpriced and finally…read moremade me realize why they are called "Greedwill." How come two *tank* tops are $7 each? They came up with that price at the counter by the way. Its not my fault they didn't have a tag. At my local goodwill, tank tops are no more than four dollars. If I wanted an overpriced tank top, I could have gone to the mall or hell even Walmart sells them for CHEAPER. How ridiculous that regular shirts and sleeveless tops are the same price. And I didn't bother looking at the shoes. $12 for heels that are withering away? Are you serious. Get your act together Greedwill. Never going back.

I had never come to a goodwill outlet. There is definitely a science to it.I noticed some regulars…read moreswarming the new bins and sitting waiting for more. The price by the pound makes the chaos worth it.I ending up picking up a thong on accident so definitely bring gloves!!! Prices are by the pound so you could easily get a few items for a $1.60.To me it was mostly clothes!

Came in for some cheap Bluetooth headphones. I found a really great pair for 8 bucks. They are pink…read moreand let me listen to my audio books while thrifting. I also found a cute t shirt for $5. Wasn't expecting a shirt to fit let alone me big enough to lounge in.There was some really great stuff in there I'll be back to look though again!

Store was clean and organized. Found a few items I didn't see while home in the northeast. The line…read morewas long when I got on. Thankfully another employee hopped on the register to cut the line in half.