I needed cleaning supplies while out of town for a move out and took a friend's recommendation…read moresince it was close. Lucky me! I found a lot of what I needed (cleaners, light bulbs, candles, air fresheners and towels) for the job. As with other closeout stores, their stock is limited to what they get access to, which makes it a new experience each trip. Some of their selections included food, books, beauty, household and electronics. Sign up for the shoppers rewards for additional savings. The register aisle featured a Mars candy closeout, so I grabbed some gum and a M&Ms sharing size for the plane trip home.

This location isnt as organized and they didnt have what I was looking for but the staff was…read morefriendly.

A very fun place to wander through. There are items you can buy that are individual and on shelves…read moreand grouped by themes. Lots of home decor items, personal hygiene, toys, clothing, and furniture. The prices seem to be about half what you would find on Amazon. Along one wall there was a rather large bin that contained $1 items - mostly toys. They also have a large selection of bins. I found these fun to wander through and see what was offered. If looking at the packaged food, make sure to check the expiration dates before purchase. You never know what you will find.

No longer the hot shot shop spot, the great selection of furniture and HomeGoods is no more,…read morereplaced with damaged and insanely expensive products, I don't see any reason to come here again. The prices across all items are higher than TJ Maxx and Burlington. Most food stuffs are expired. What a bummer!

I had came to this five below to bring my mentee here so I could let her get stuff she wanted…read more While here at the five below it was bigger than the five below in castleton. I feel this five below has more items than the castleton one. It was clean and organized in the store. Everything in the store was priced at a great price. I had got 6 items and only spent $20 in there. The customer service was good. They greeted us when we came in the store.

I was over near the Glendale target and noticed that there was a five below where the old macys was…read moreand I decided to stop in to check it out. I loved it! There are so many selections of different items, and the store was very well maintained! I was truly impressed how neat and tidy everything was. If you haven't been to a five below I recommend checking them out. An impressive selection of items for everyone!

Still love this little shop...recently they ran a promo with 30% off the already discounted prices…read moreon everything in stock. What?! I had to go check it out! They had so many cool items in stock, namely many chairs of different sizes and styles. I was limited by what could be hauled in my car this time, but I found a very cute gray velvet swivel chair for my bedroom which was just the right size. It was a real bargain at 30% off! The kind clerks also helped me to find a console table I'd been eyeing on their page. I decided on just the chair during this visit (although it was a difficult)! This store has truly helped me decorate my little house on a budget.

I found this gem from a FB ad. They've been at this location for a year and were previously in…read moreWestfield. Most of their business is done via their website which they are constantly updating when a new truck arrives. You can view pictures of the items and its dimensions. It you find something you like, simply pay for it online, and pick up during their business hours Thursday-Saturday. They do allow in store shopping while open as well. They receive a variety of items for your home such as furniture, decor accessories, lighting, plumbing fixtures, tile, and window treatments. Highly recommend following them on social media as well because they do live videos showcasing new items or announcing sales. I've bought a few items from them and will surely buy more in the future. Staff is friendly and helpful.

Wow! And I mean that in the most debased sense of the word. I've had Bulldog Liquidators bookmarked…read morefor quite a while as a place I needed to visit soon. I do love a good deal. But this store, when I visited, was a mess. Just things everywhere. There are shelves of open boxes containing everything from solar garden lights to personal hibachis to bath mats to electric can openers. There are ceramic coffee creamer containers and basketballs and safes and 100-packs of individually wrapped slime blobs shaped like aliens. And it's all everywhere, all at once. Now, I love visiting a store with lots of stuff everywhere, but this place looked like it had been attacked. Maybe it's because I visited at the end of the day? Your experience might be different from mine if you visit on a different day at a different time. For instance, the shoe area had single shoes hanging out with pairs of shoes that looked like they had been worn by customers who came in and decided they didn't want their shoes anymore, and so they just put on the shelf. Next to this was clothing that was hung up on a rack, but there was no rhyme or reason to the organization. Swim suits with football padding with pajama pants with toddler outfits. The clothing area is where I decided to just let go and let God, but then I looked at the prices and almost laughed out loud. Not Bulldog Liquidators trying to sell me a Target blouse for $10! Anyway. They do have a lot of furniture here, which I think is the big draw. I saw some decent bureaus and tables and things. Also some ottomans and a nice gaming chair that I almost considered. After taking to some people who like Bulldog Liquidators, I think people come here to get discounted food and health/hygiene supplies, like pads and diapers. They will sell open packages of pads that have just one pad removed at a steep discount. That's nice. But I think for the uninitiated, Bulldog is just a mess, and I'd rather spend a couple of dollars more to shop at a place that is more organized. And the prices are not really discounted, compared to the quality of items that are in the store.

I work across the street from this location and I'm working on a brick building doing masonry work…read moreso I'm in this store quite often I walked in there yesterday and found this mirror that hangs on the wall that also opens to a jewelry box and it also lights up Messina I got excited I wanted it they was going to charge me $40 for it and come to find out they had sold it to another Mexican family for $15 I made sure the lady knew I wanted this jewelry box and I didn't care if I had to pay $40 but come to find out they sold it for $15 to another family the same culture as them. I honestly feel like the are against white ppl. That is a big money difference!!!!

I live just east of SoBro, though I'm known to claim the area as my homefront. It's an area I just…read moreplain love, a unique combination of urban edginess, friendly people with just a bit of attitude (like me), and a surprising amount of cool businesses. SoBro Vintage Market is probably right on that line between what would be considered SoBro and Broad Ripple, though it undeniably carries a SoBro vibe. In case there's any doubt, this is a vintage market. The vibe tends to change here from visit to visit, though I'm not going to say I actually frequent the place because, quite honestly, it's not always particularly wheelchair friendly. Some of this stuff is vintage enough that I don't want to take a chance on breaking it with my chair. You can get art here. You can get music here. You can get clothing here. You can get some furniture here. If you look up this place on social media, you'll see that they actually have "& Curiosities" in their name - that's appropriate because they have quite a bit that I would simply call "curiosities." Prices range from "great deal" to WTF?" It seems like when I've been here, I've always seen quite a bit that falls into mid-century. That's kind of appropriate considering an awful lot of SoBro would fall into that era (including my home - a 1955 California ranch). When they are open, they are known for putting some items outside (which is how I finally stopped - I saw a wonderful retro dining room table that was to die for). People are friendly and knowledgeable. I honestly don't know a lot about the place, other than I find it to be ultra-cool, and I've never stopped by that I didn't see something I'd want (and will sometimes get). If you're into the vintage scene, SoBro Vintage Market is definitely worth a visit. If you have mobility issues or are a wheelchair user, just be aware that sometimes it gets pretty tight inside and you'll want to exercise caution.

Stopped in here for the first time the other day. It is sort of dark in there and does not appear…read moreto be a lot of organization. We looked around the entire shop and found the prices to be a bit high. We go to thrift and antique stores often. The guy in the store greeted us as we walked in and did not bother us as we browsed the store. Probably will not return to this shop.

This is a kid and/or adult's dream--regardless of what you're looking for. They have a bit of…read moreeverything for the kid who wants to play or find some unusual toys for their ever-expanding collection, or an adult who wants to revel in some nostalgia. In addition, the staff are kind, helpful, and knowledgeable about their various products. Finally, if you are looking to sell or trade some items, they are fair and considerate when reviewing your items. Every city needs a "Toy Pit."

As an Elder Millennial raising little 90's wannabees, this shop has quickly become a family…read morefavorite. Everyone working there is really friendly and helpful. There's always been at least one employee that will geek out with us about our favorite characters. I recently purchased a Coraline doll for my youngest from The Toy Pit, and she was so thrilled. She's carried her everywhere for the last week. Their Barbie collection is pretty impressive. You can also find Labubu and My Little Ponies from the 80's. There's always something new to check out.

It's ok I guess it's everything you expect from a dollar tree and it's employees, it's not the…read moreworst looking store, their floor and back room is not the worst in the city what else can you say.

If you close at 10pm don't hire employees who keep customers out at 9:55pm. Only needed two itemsread more

The prices were reasonable, and the employees were really nice and honestly funny! Don't get fooled…read moreby the cheap prices though. Buy to much and youlll think it's a rip off!

It looks run down from the outside but it's fairly well organized on the inside, bit cluttered but…read moreclean. They have a bit of everything and if you take the time to really look you'll probably find some good deals. I did a quick run through of the entire store. Got a 5 pack of Glad medium size tupperware for $3.50, nice deal. There were some small area/entry rugs for cheap ($3 to $12 depending on size). The furniture wasn't as cheap as I'd hoped. The greeting cards were slightly discounted but could've been cheaper, got a few anyways. If you go here have a plan of what you need/want and comparable prices in mind so you don't spend forever in the store getting lots of random, unnecessary things.

I must have had a "don't ask me if I want to open an Old Navy credit card" look on my face, because…read morethe attendant never asked me! She did ask the person before me, though. It's always awkward when they do the whole spiel, telling me how much I could save. And I'm basically like, "No, I don't want to save money." Old Navy hates to see me coming. This Old Navy was tidy and clean, which was impressive considering I visited a few days before Christmas. I do wish all Old Navy stores (this one included) had a larger selection of boys' clothing. I feel like the girls' section is huge, and the boys' section is an afterthought. I did find something that I wanted to buy, and checkout was very easy and quick. There is lots of parking around the Old Navy, but this area of Glendale Town Center is undergoing a lot of construction at the moment.

I hadn't been in an Old Navy since, well, the last time that Old Navy occupied a space in what was…read morethen Glendale Mall. Of course, the actual "mall" has been gone for more than a few years from this busy corner at 62nd and Keystone Avenue. It has been replaced by Glendale Town Center. While Glendale Town Center still exists, even it has been re-shaped with a vision of mixed usage involving the brand new Ayr Apartments and a relatively open concept retail design that is strangely compelling if not particularly attractive. Old Navy seems to have always struggled a bit on this side of town. The Glendale location closed. I think the Keystone location closed. However, this recently opened location is back in Glendale Town Center in the reconfigured space previously held by anchor Macy's that is now occupied by multiple smaller retail spots including Old Navy, Five Below, Ross Dress for Less, and fairly soon a Bath and Body Works. This location is an attractive spot that's within easy walking distance (Well, if you can walk. I can't, though I wheel pretty well) to the Ayr Apartments. I find it fascinating that multiple discount-type stores are located so close to apartments priced at $1,000+ monthly. But, so be it. This has multiple glass doors as an entryway. It feels like a fabulous and fresh Old Navy. I seem to recall Old Navy always feeling a bit drab, though this has more neon and lots of Old Navy-style clothing that seems to me to lean more casually. As you enter, the store is essentially an open concept. The concept for the cash registers is fairly weird as they have this sort of boundary and then the registers about 1/3 of the way in. The employees can easily see the doors, however, it just feels a little weird to me. I was initially excited as they had an automatic door entryway to the right for wheelchair users, however, I was dismayed that both the exterior and interior buttons weren't working. Here's hoping they change that in the near future. The interior is rather nice, I suppose. If I caught on to the design, it was essentially men's clothing to the left, women's to the right, and kids toward the back. The clothing ranges from extremely affordable to "You're asking how much for those jeans?" As a brand new store, I was a little dismayed by the lack of customer service. I realize discount stores seem to be a notch below when it comes to customer service, however, I was honestly stunned to enter the store, wander around the store, and leave the store and never be greeted by a single person. I kind of get it at the cash registers - they were, after all, serving customers (though "busy" is not a word I would use), though I saw at least 1-2 other people. Seriously, I mean Old Navy is right across the street from Target where, gasp, they actually greet you and talk to you. If you want to make a dent in their clothing business, you might want to act like you want customers. Overall, this is definitely a pleasing atmosphere with the exception of the non-functioning automatic door buttons. There's accessible parking, a nice curb cut (though there's still construction going on), and the store itself offers a pleasant shopping atmosphere with generally accessible aisles. However, if Old Navy wants to prosper in this corner they're going to have to improve the customer service, accessibility, and make people want to come back. I'm glad Old Navy is here and this corner is improving. However, here's hoping the best things are yet to come.