I think this just opened in Parma near all the office buildings in Independence. I had to make that…read moredistinction because several months ago I vowed to never go to Parma unless it was the Parma along the Snow/Broadview intersection. So far, I have fulfilled my promise. Anyways, I needed to purchase a balloon for a coworkers 60th birthday on my lunch break. I spotted this new store and ventured inside. It was really clean, quiet, and bright for a dollar store. They have TONS of balloons to choose from. Other items that are actually useful: Disposable baking dishes (perfect for picnics) Off-brand Tupperware Plastic shower curtains/curtain hooks Cleaning supplies Rubber gloves 2/$1 greeting cards that aren't bad Gift wrap/gift bags

Deals is one of my favorite stores. It reminds me of the weird commercial that says "Why pay…read moreretail?" which is a great question. I will never go to Giant Eagle or Heinens for necessities like TP, sponges, paper towel etc... Just A Buck is a great business that teams up with the Board of Developmental Disabilities in a work program. I appreciate a business like this. I will continue shopping there and encourage everybody to go check it out. Everything in the store is really just a dollar! My buddy bought a $6 car remote battery across the street at Radio Shack before we entered Just a Buck. We found one here for just a buck and he was sad we did not come here first.

I love shopping the close outs because you never know what you will find!…read more Store was well stocked and friendly staff at checkout.

June 22, 2022 Spent $177.50 at Marc's on Center Road in…read moreBrunswick June 21, including a $48 purchase of Proctor & Gamble items. Ad offered a $15 instant rebate for a minimum of $45 worth of P&G goods. Had ad to show girl at checkout and asked what I needed to do to claim the rebate. Was told it would automatically come off. When total was higher than expected, I asked her again if the $15 had been taken off. She looked at her side of the register and affirmed it had, so I ran my credit card through. However, before leaving the store, I scanned my receipt, saw that there was no indication of a discount, and went directly to the Customer Service desk. Individual working desk claimed same situation had occurred earlier in the week, but that he was unable to assist me. He wrote down the corporate number 216-265-7700, on my receipt and said they'd be able to straighten out the problem. Since the office was closed by the time I got home, I had to wait until this morning. My call was transferred to Linda who proceeded to explain that I had not added the $15 coupon to my account properly. Apparently using the Marc's app I have loaded on my phone doesn't do it. I needed to go to the Marc's website. She stated that the only coupon I've ever redeemed was for 50 cents back in April. Either that was yet another lie, or I've lost out on multiple "savings" coupons worth far more than this $15. She refused to help me fix the problem, mockingly stating I couldn't expect her to just send out a gift card. Linda is quite the gem at providing "customer service!" I calmly stated that that's exactly what I expected which was followed by her refusal to do so. I thanked her for her "help", apologized for the "inconvenience", and hung up so I could load the P&G items back into my car. Took the time to document my experience, hoping that the management of Marc's realize how poorly their disrespectful and rude customer service reflects on them and how it affects the individuals who shop with them. Kindness , respect, and helpfulness are qualities corporate levels should try inserting into their employee training. Grocery stores are numerous. After returning yesterday's purchases, I will no longer be making my weekly trips to Marc's.

Dollar Tree in North Ridgeville is my preferred West Side location (with Lakewood being close…read moresecond). The store is very well stocked and organized (with only minimal unpacked boxes obstructing the aisles). The inventory includes hard-to-find-elsewhere quirky socks, extensive holiday selection, tools, and even Chupa Chups lollipops! I especially love the craft selection at this location. The best deals are embroidery kits priced at $5 here compared to over $10 elsewhere. It's a perfect gift to self for rainy days. Service is usually quick and friendly. Overall, I'd recommend this store for anyone seeking value and a quick shopping experience.

Unfortunately Dollar Tree has a middle aged mgr setting a bad example, smirking and taking…read moreenjoyment in locking the door a minute early. The last two times there, there were two young men whom were mannerly, and conversationalalso in the last five minutes of operations. I'll shop there if they are present, otherwise the unfortunate joke is on Dollar Tree. There is a bad pattern here, the chester ridge commons dollar tree is terribly managed.

After having lunch up the street, I decided to go shopping since I haven't been to this area of…read moreCleveland in years and boy has it changed where the old Kmart was is a Home Depot a Kohl's with big lots wedged in the middle. I decided to do some shopping there Didn't really need a whole lot, but I found a little bit of this a little bit of that in this much smaller store than all the west side Big Lots I patronize. It was kind of a happy Saturday afternoon and I found several things that I would have some use for in the next few months ----so good deal.

I know, 5 stars for a discount store? But trust me, they earned it. First, the staff here is…read moregenuinely helpful. They are engaging and friendly, especially when the store isn't that crowded. I've had a few staff members remember me from previous visits. Another plus is that this store is always clean and organized. Shelves are stocked and the staff is aware of where to find things if you need help. When there is a line, immediately you'll hear a call for more help at the front. I'm so glad this location opened up. They are the absolute best Big lots I've ever been to!

Just want to confirm that Drug Mart's prices are better that Walgreens. Just bought some vitamins…read moreand other stuff and total was about $5 to $6 bucks less. We've been shopping here since they opened and it's one of our favorite stores. Some items do cost a little bit more but you can usually find anything you need. (just like the radio ad says) The only complaint we have is their idiotic Points Program. I think it's a joke. Not only is is it pretty much worthless but it only benefits Drug Mart so they can track what you buy and market accordingly. Not worth the time to show your little card. Even the employees smirk and roll their eyes when you ask them what you can do with the points. Sorry . . . if not for that, I'd give Drug Mart 5 stars.

It is a good place to shop, a little pricey but they have almost any and everything. They do save…read moreyou the runaround

Went there to find a good deal on a iPhone charger. Was outta there for $2. Great deal. They…read morelive by their name. Good service, but need more selection.

Now that I've given birth, I can let the cat out of the bag and admit something. I first found out…read moreI was pregnant with a $1 pregnancy test from Deals! EPT no more! Now that's quality.

Horrible service! As of May 6,2026 at 5:15pm I asked a young lady with brown curly hair a question…read moreabout an item in the store but instead she was rude about it like she didn't want to even be there why hire a worker that can't point me in the right direction inside of the store

I was in the area and I decided to stop in here after my friend Leslie recommended the store to me…read more I needed a new iPhone case and I did not want to spend $30-$50 on a case like I previously did 2 years ago at a Verizon store. Granted, that case was a heavy duty one that really covered the whole phone. STORE -- This $5 and under store (Five Below) is quite basic but is also amazing at the same time because they sell all sorts of items here. I visited for the first time on 7 September 2019. I came to buy an iPhone case which I got but I also ended up exploring the store for about 20 more minutes (haha). I meant to just pop-in real quick then leave because I had other things to do for the rest of my Saturday but I was drawn by all the knick-knacks the store has to offer. Once I figured out the iPhone case that I wanted, I also bought a phone screen protector, a phone charger to use in my car, some $1 chocolates, and a bag of $5 mixed nuts. The store has a sports section which I enjoyed browsing through because I love fitness. They also have a crafts section, technology section, writing section, and so on. They even sell bags (backpacks) and clothes. The store is located at the Ridge Square Park Mall so there is lots of free parking at different lots. If you are looking for something cheap and are in the area, then I recommend this store. Service was quick when I visited. **** - 128 total reviews in 2019 - 337 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 8 September 2019

This place is amazing. I have found top notch fashion at rock bottom prices. But by all means don't…read moretake my word for it (Insert evil chuckle here.). It just means more great deals for me and my wife who positively loves this place. Bwahahaha

This store is so organized and neat. No trouble browsing through the racks. Plenty of space. The…read morestore employees are friendly and efficient too