I agree with Krista. This place really doesn't have much to offer. We drove in from Columbus after…read moreseeing something on Craigslist from here. They had their separate booths for different sellers, and there was a few interesting things. I wanted BADLY to buy something to justify the trip and found nothing! That's pretty bad if you ask me. The did have homemade barbie clothes that were cute if you have kids. Unless you are in the area for something else, I wouldn't suggest this place by itself.

My friends and I go to Finders Keepers quite often. They have a vast variety of items at reasonable…read moreprices. The staff is very accommodating and go out of their way to help. I'm always telling people what a great place this is and I highly recommend it.

It's Ollie's. Sorta like Big Lots, but more variety and churn, seems like…read more Household stuff, toys, food, books, and much more. Some hardware and school supplies. Pretty good prices. There's a discount club, which is useful if you go often. Careful in the parking lot, some areas have holes. Up by the building is pretty good.

I went to Ollie"s my cashier was Mike F look like Ollie' S guy in Newark so sweet help find…read moresomething very polite appreciate his help I will be back to because awesome customer service thank for everything

really hope they have 2019 and 2021 Hot Wheels and the past older years especially 2016 but overall…read morethey had so many Hot Wheels that are great like I found a lotus project m250 and a Pontiac solstice matchbox that's actually not bad at all and they have a great selection of Hot Wheels

From the owner: If you're looking for retro video games, toys, pottery, or other hidden gems, you can find them…read morehere. Buckeye Games & Flea Market is a treasure trove of untapped potential. You can find almost anything here if you look hard enough, including fishing equipment, glassware, Longaberger baskets, and more. We specialize in video games, including many classics on your favorite retro consoles. New items arrive daily, and everything is affordably priced. So come on down to hunt for treasure. You may walk away with your dream video game and much more. Visit our flea market in Heath, OH, today.

We went there two days ago and the sign on their shop has different open and closed times than the…read moreonline sign. Also, I just tried to call them to see if they're open and what their hours are and it says the phone has been disconnected.

Great consignment shop. I've been shopping here since I was a kid and before they moved to their…read morecurrent location. They must do a good job enforcing consignment rules because I never see clothing or goods that are not in good condition. It's consignment so prices vary, but overall I am really impressed with the way consigners price here. Most prices are very fair and reasonable. The store color codes their tags and 1 color is 50% off and 1 is 75% off each week. Most of the workers are older ladies and they are all kind, friendly, and seem to enjoy their work there as volunteers. I love shopping at this place. It's a hidden gem and the proceeds go to a good cause!

I would give negative stars for a negative company and this store. I was SM at this location for…read moreover a year, infested with bugs, which is a huge no no with grocery. I had to call pest control every 2 weeks. Multiple safety and health issues. It's not up to state health standards by any means. (Was audited multiple times) on top of that, they treat their best employees like crap and barely pay minimum wage. Other than the great customers, this store and company really has nothing going for them other than recalled cheap products being bought from China at dirt cheap prices. The management is useless, grown people that act like children. Unprofessional. I scrubbed dirt off shelves where food was stocked that had been there for what it looked like a decade before I got there. Scrubbed mold off walls in the back room. The utility sink backs up with human feces from the cheap plumbing in the bathrooms in the stockroom where food is kept. I could go on and on about this store and multiple dollar trees I have worked for... I was retaliated against by the district manager, Kelly, hence why I said "was" Store manager, so you know if you call customer service, they won't do anything. (Trust me, I worked there) when I called corporate to get an explanation I got the run around and given wrong numbers. A multi million dollar company that craps on good employees and doesn't care for customer service one bit but will continue to steal your money by ripping you off with small quantities. I'm a corporate man that's had enough. I'd rather give my money elsewhere to a company that values employees and admits when they're wrong.

very cool place..U never know what you will find and the employees are courteousread more

As close as you will find as an authorized Woolrich store, but it's not. However it may be…read moreconsidered or was an authorized Boy Scout dealer at one time and still has items for purchase. Other items in a case are vintage Scouts items not for sale. Cornell's is a time capsule that must be experienced. When in Newark just before Thanksgiving my hotel recommended when I forgot my coat back home. It was a short walk from the Doubletree. The store is on the main drag. Upon entering your immediately taken back to another time period of the old general stores. The amount of inventory on the walls, on the tables, well literally every where you look. There is new, there is vintage new such as concert T shirts from the 60's & 70's. What is not there is an odor, the place has no old stinky smell that you may imagine. Plus some items that the owner would never sell on display such as Levi's jeans that date back to the company's start and probably worth tens of thousands. Mr. Cornell, the owner in his 70's has stories he will share if you have time about the family history and four generations of operation. The location was originally a stage coach stop, but Cornell's has their own history too! Like Fats Domino playing pool with the owners Father in the 1950's. They also have an antique juke box dating to the early 40's. The passion that Mr. Cornell brings to the business is what really stands out in my mind. He offers quality merchandise and is proud of the history dating back almost a hundred years. You cannot find another store in the country that compares. It would be impossible! In my opinion he should set up an online store. The items are just so unique and there would be demand nationwide. I walked out with a classic Woolrich red and black checkerd jacket that set me back $250 or so. Don't miss this store if your even within hours.

It's very simple for me , the owner is too lazy to answer the phone . He does pick it up but does…read morenot say hello and hangs it right back up . Not a very good business practice ! If you can't take time to answer a simple question , then I can't take time to shop at your store !

The fried chicken is delicious! The breast's are $2 each ! I paid $11 for 3 chicken breast's and 4…read moredrumsticks ! Also bought corn , a dozen was $6. The bakery is amazing

If you are looking for a hometown type butcher shop or grocery store then TCs is the place…read more Talk about the neighbor hood corner store. Here it is. It has been here as long as I can remember. Want to know some of the local gossip. How such n such is doing. Come here. When ever I am out visiting my mom and step-dad out at the family farm, I my stop in to get a few things, especially the prize winning locally grown and slaughtered meats. Talk about quality and fresh. I think it is the best meat in Ohio, for you carnivores out there. They also have fresh Amish style baked goods, and produce. This market has thrived through good times and hard times. Even with a Kroger super store that opened outside of Heath, or the local Walmart. They can not compare to TCs. So if you are out in Southeast Ohio, stop by this little grocery store and check it out for yourself, you will be pleasantly surprised.

We live an hour away from this flea market and let me say, it is worth the drive. This isn't your…read moregrandmother's flea market. They have DVDs, Blu-Rays and lots of pop culture items and toys. Every time we make the trip out we leave with such interesting things! Last time we were there I found a vintage Rolling Stones T-shirt for 10 dollars, a couple hard to find horror DVDs and five bottles of Bath & Bodyworks hand soaps; my hubby found 90's Star Wars figures on the card as well as a Jurassic Park figure that he has been searching for. Any genre of collectable that you can think of, you'll find something of interest here. Coins, jewelry, clothes, toys, musical instruments, candles, CDs, books, I could go on and on. And the guys who run this place are always super nice and very helpful and knowledgeable. They also do a promotion with a punch card where you receive a discount on your seventh visit, I believe. We'll be heading back out there in December for Christmas shopping!!

From the owner: We are a flea market that sells a wide variety of items. Some items include Furniture,Video…read moreGames,Weapons,Antiques, Vinyl Records,Dvds,Toys and more. Items are always changing, so you might find something new each time you visit. We have been cleaning and organizing vigorously to make our place nice and more pleasent.

Goodwill Unlimited? This is a new variation of Goodwill to me. Slammed on the breaks to check this…read moreout. The store is a cross between Goodwill and Big Lots. They carry thrift items as well as overstock. I saw furniture (some nice), cookware, toys, art and lots of clothes. Several shelves of pretzels and snack foods stood near checkout. The store is neat and well organized. Prices were reasonable, especially with the daily discounts. The staff is friendly. I was greeted upon entry and she described daily deals. I snagged an antique plant stand for only $6. Woohoo! There is plenty of parking in their private lot. Worth a visit.

Pungent odor as soon as I walked in. The whole store smelled bad. There were several framed art…read morepieces near the front that had mold on and inside the frames. (Those should have immediately been discarded. Dangerous health hazard.) Everything was very overpriced. Had a conversation about it with a woman who seemed to be in charge. For example, there was a filthy walker, covered with dirt inside the carrier basket, dirt and heavy wear on the wheels and handles...$49.99! A Carter's stuffed lamb that plays music, soiled and impossible to wash...$7.99! It's really sad that this store charges these types of prices. The people who have to shop at Goodwill can no longer afford to shop there. I live 5 minutes away and have been shopping at this store for 9 years. Today was my last visit. (There was a very nice young lady outside sweeping up the sidewalk and entry area. She is the only asset.)