great selections and good customer service always! I always go here first when I need thins!read more

Ollie's is a big discount warehouse. Can't say that when you walk in the ambience and layout…read moreprovides any fung shui. But you get what you pay for! I did not get to cover the whole store to see what all they offer but I heard about their cheap books. If you are a book love then you have to check out this place. I saw editions to books I haven't seen before, popular authors, and new-ish released book for $4.99 and under. So worth checking out! If you are like me and your TBR shelf is just over flowing and shouldn't buy anymore books but for these prices, how can you pass it up!

I love the thrill of the hunt! Great deals on good days. Must wear gloves! Everyone is friendly.read more

went to the Black Friday deals on Fuqua Street in Houston, and what I found was mind-blowing. On…read moreWednesday, they advertised everywhere that these items would be available on friday However, all the things they advertised were bought by themselves. This is not ethical; they are tricking people. They can keep items for themselves, but they cannot advertise them and then take them away for their own use!

This review is based mainly on their book section…read more What happened to Ollie's book departments. This is visit to a 3rd different Ollie's to buy a book and each one have been a total disaster! They also had dumbed down on the adult selections. Lots of children books. I have bought some books but the store managers need to do some drastic changes here. The rest of the stores look great but I come to search for books and candies for my wife.

This is basically a giant dollar store with name brand things. Price differences weren't a big…read moredeal. The only thing I would consider a steal there is their huge carpets.

Usually my go to store is dollar general but family dollar is closer so this has become my go to…read morestore for when I need few items. The time online says they open at 8 am but have changed to 9 for some reason? I use to go there when I needed to buy stuff after I dropped my daughter off at school and my husband would have my son so that I didn't have to get him loaded into the car and then out for 2-3 items and then load him back up. Recently had to switch my go to store in the morning to Kroger which cost a little more but more selections and is actually open at 8am.

I would say no public restrooms to anyone who wants to know, there was one that I wouldn't…read morerecommend. The hallways that leads to it is dark and feels like you permanently left the store and crossed over into the Twilight Zone. When asked a employee after I thought I searched every possible walkway in the corner of the store. She replied, "there's one down that hallway to the right all the rest are broken will not flush". The restroom is down a hallway, where the floor turns from laminated tile floors into broken, cracked concrete it will smell like luke. Luke, an extremely harshable smell usually from something spoiled or foul smelling water. The stall was hardly lit with three cod cockroaches, cod cockroaches da-da da da daaaaa.. it was like they was placed there. One out in the open, one behind the trash can, and the last behind the toilet itself all lying on their backs. I was zoned out, wondering if one giant one would appear behind me that I forgot to even use the restroom. It's my urges was gone. The smells on the inside was smelly welly also. It kinda reminded me of that movie, Rest Stop. When the cop is the restroom. Besides the creepy restroom. The store is a small Walmart. It has grocery, clothes, household, pet, and most stuff as larger store has. Even long lines, with one or two registers open. If you come in at the right time, you might be encounter local drama between the customer and employees or better with the cops involved.

This store is my guilty pleasure. I love going whenever I have extra time. I always tend to find…read moresome good buys like 99 cent smoothies, frozen goods, protein chips, pizzas, and once a huge can of sliced jalapeños. They have an awesome selection of 99 cent cards that are priced 3.89 on the back. I normally stock up on cards since at hallmark they are almost $6! I wouldn't shop here for weekly staples unless you live very close by but it's super fun store that subways has a least a few cheap surprises. Employees have always been nice as well And the store is clean and well organized.

This store is going downhill and it seems like it's been doing that since that black lady left from…read moreworking here..she livened the place up with her colorful nice attitude. Everything here is either expired or out of stock. I used to buy Pocky's favourite snacks here and now I can't find them anywhere. I went in tonight and spotted so many expired items, even molded beef jerky..I immediately notified the manager of that. It seems like ever since they've hired more Hispanic cashiers here, a lot fluctuation of Hispanics have been shopping here and that's not necessarily a bad thing, but they like to look and stare at me as if I'm a criminal. Plus, the new staff isn't nice nor friendly, only treat Hispanic customers kind. They actually take the time to speak and hold conversations with them in their native language than to actually speak to non-Hispanic customers. For example, I was in the ladies restroom trying to wash my hands until I noticed there wasn't any soap. I asked the staff member could she bring more soap since she was already refilling the toilet tissue. As soon as I was waiting for her to return with the soap, a couple of Hispanic ladies stared and looked at me as if I was the problem. One even tried to shoo me out of the restroom when I was trying to tell the young cashier thank you for the soap. It's funny because I never have that issue when I visit the Pasadena location. Also, sometimes you can spot good things here, but not all the time. If you glance at the exterior, you'll notice they put up a fence. I guess to block out the homeless guy and his pet bull, not pitbull, actual black bull. I seen once at his depleted shack. Oh how they had money to put up a fence, but didn't think twice about fixing the potholed parking lot. Guess what, not everything is .99 cents like at Dollar Tree everything is $1. Although this location is closest to my house, I drive the extra mile for the Pasadena location. It just feels too dead in here. Now, they have security.

This is an auntie/niece top spot for me and my niece. I had driven by Daiso's all the time until my…read moreniece came to visit once and excitedly proclaimed that we must check it out. Gen Z for the win! Now it's a regular stop for us every time she's in town. You can find anything in this store, all your beauty and household needs, cool snacks, just about anything. I've been needing 2 2026 wall calendars. Sadly they didn't send out the good old City of Pearland ones this year. Daiso got me fixed up with two adorable puppy calendars for only $2.25. They were $2.25 for both because they were buy one get one free. I'm so lost without wall calendars. Relying on my phone just doesn't quite cut it for me and now thanks to Daiso I'm all fixed up! The only thing, besides the numbers and the days of the week, the calendars are in Japanese, but the numbers and days of the week are all that I need! I also got some cute little kitten chair leg socks. I never even knew I needed chair leg socks B4 visiting Daiso. The store is full of those items you never knew you couldn't live without. The store is also very clean, has an easy checkout process, friendly staff and plentiful parking since it's in a shopping center.

The Daiso in Webster is one of my preferred stores to visit. This location is quite large and…read morerelatively spacious compared to some of the other locations around town. There's plenty of parking and the store is located in Baybrook Square closer to I-45 so it's not as hectic trying to navigate traffic. This is my go to location for travel essentials. I seem to have better luck finding specific items like travel size containers, wash cloths, clear toiletry bags, etc. On my last visit, I was looking for spice containers and found quite a few! They were glass containers and better quality than I was expecting. As with any Daiso, they have all sorts of items from home goods, decor, storage containers, etc. The employees are friendly and are always willing to help if you need assistance.

If you want to buy magic products at the best price without going online, I'd recommend this place,…read morethey literally give the best deals on everything, and I don't shop anywhere else otherwise. Not the best place to play since they're more on the seller end of things instead of the playing end. But you can play your games here, they just don't really make it their priority which is understandable.

Knowledgeable, friendly staff; great selection and will work with fans seeking specific items.read more

My sister and I stopped by here on the recommendation of our pastor's wife. We were looking for…read moresome blankets, curtains, tablecloths - large fabric items that could be used for making costumes for a Christmas program. This bright blue building is easy to spot, but you may not realize what it is if you're not looking for it. The parking lot fills up quickly and they are limited on spots, but they seemed to be pretty steady with the come and go flow that made finding a spot manageable. Upon entering the building via ramp that leads up from two sides, you see that there are many rooms with different items in each. As this is clearly an old house, you go to different rooms to find different items. We didn't peruse through everything since we had my toddler in tow, but walking through to the very back room we took a quick look throughout and it seemed to all be organized and well kept. There were people actively sorting through new donations and plenty of people available if you needed help or had questions. I believe the people working are all volunteers, and you could tell they were happy to be helping. While we didn't really look everywhere, the prices that we saw were very good and I would gladly pay the low prices for the good quality items. We only left with one item, and I'm pretty sure they only take cash, but we were in an out in no time. They even had a box of items that they let my son pick from. He chose a little kids meal book and he enjoyed looking at it in the car once we left. Just a heads up, the hours are extremely limited. I believe they're only open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 10AM-3PM, but if you can make it in those times, it's worth checking out.

I was tired of donating to a certain big chain donation store as their prices have gotten…read moreunreasonable so I looked up other places I could donate to and found The Shepherd's Nook. They do have limited hours but I believe they are run off volunteers. I decided to check out the store since I was going to be there to donate anyway and found their prices to be very reasonable. A wide selection of items to choose from such as clothes, shoes, bags, glassware, books, decor, etc. They do not sell big appliances or furniture pieces. The drop off is very easy. As it was my first time I had to ask staff what to do with my donations and they instructed me. They have a garage style door and during their business hours you just take your donations and leave them with the other donations outside. The ladies inside were very nice. The store was nicely laid out and organized. You can tell they take consideration as to what is put out. It is not damaged junk as we're seeing more and more at other donation stores. I will be back when I have more time to look around. I did leave with a purchase and am excited to rummage through next time.

A great resale shop for a great cause. Very organized store with kind individuals. Always have a…read moregreat time looking around. Plenty of parking. I have found some amazing pieces in the store.

I have mixed feelings about this place. I came here after checking out the sky high priced…read moreSalvation Army (in the same plaza.) The prices here are less... but not exactly what I thought I'd find at a thrift store. I did like the Christian music playing. Totally my jam. The variety of items here was good. I found some children's books for .50 each. Toys are sold according to weight (???) Tons of DVDs, household items, clothing, etc. The main thing I didn't like was the attitude of one of the workers. I found a dresser that I was interested in but it didn't have a price sticker. So I asked one of the workers and he rattled off $69.99 without even looking at the one I wanted. Then we walked over there and he was like, "You wanted this little one, right? It's $69.99." I'm sorry but $70 for a USED dresser with scratches and whatnot seems HIGH (Better than Salvation Army's $200 ones but still, $70 is high). Regardless, his attitude just seemed so arrogant. Didn't sit well with me. BUT, the silver lining is that I did find a pair of $170 Rock Revival jeans for $6.99. I'll come back.

I love Daiso! It's one of my favorite discount stores, especially when I need to pick up travel…read moreessentials. This location is near TJ Maxx. It's a bit smaller, but the aisles are wider compared to some of their other locations. They have baskets that you can carry and they also have baskets on wheels with a handle that you can push/pull. There were some interesting items in store. If you need outdoor essentials like a portable toilet or rain pants, they got you lol. I was disappointed that I couldn't find more travel sized items. It seemed like they had a decent amount of house hold items like cleaning supplies and storage containers. The staff is friendly. The young lady that checked me out asked me if I found everything okay. I mentioned that I couldn't find any travel tissue packs, so she went and grabbed some for me. Super kind of her! I love how cheap the prices are. The quality of their products are decent. It's easy to go overboard at Daiso, but don't forget that all sales are final.

Never have I ever been excited about a store being 20 minutes away from me than I have for…read moreDaiso!!!! I literally need a Daiso intervention because since it's open I have been like 6 times. No joke. One store I do not mind my daughter shopping to her hearts content because the pricing is exactly what I would pay for the items. Everything from seasonal decor, Asian snacks, organization items, sanrio stuff, stuff animals, house items, kitchen items....I could go on and on My favorite so far are the seaweed chips, seaweed potatoes sticks, notepads, sticky notes, hair brush cleaner, Velcro ties, popin' Cookin, and organization bags to put my kids loose toys in. They do have 3 self check out counters that are card only and 1 count where an attendant can scan and bag your items and take cash or credit card.