I got a pair of brand new in the box high-end Frigidaire Wi-Fi dehumidifiers for over half the…read moreprice I would have paid anywhere else. The boxes were banged up a bit but the units were in perfect condition and they work just as expected. Well worth the stop in.

Great one stop shop for kitchen appliances. Do remember the discount comes because of the dents and…read moreor scratches. Great customer service.

It has been a few years since I visited a Big Lots Store. Today I stopped by the one in Stone…read moreMountain, Hwy 78. It was nice, clean and well stocked. I hate empty shelves...anyway the reason for this review, is they had plenty of store personnel on hand to assist you. I can't believe that someone actually loaded my large bags of Miracle Gro potting soil into the back of my car. Everyone was helpful and friendly. That was a welcome change. I hope that it stays that way

I came to this location to do a return as well as look for a toy for a birthday. The staff at the…read morecash register were friendly and helpful and were very pleasant. This location didn't have a lot of inventory when it came to toys and was a little unorganized.

The people who work here are always happy to help…read more The selection is like that of any close out store: diverse and weird. But you can absolutely find a bargain. I tend to go there for books and non-traditional crafting supplies. But sometimes you can find some interesting things in housewares, sports, or clothes. Though the brands will vary greatly.

Great service on returns. Prices were lower than Home Depot and Lowes. The cashiers were pleasant…read moreand provided help with getting items off shelves.

Omg. It's like a miniature Daiso store within Tomato Japanese Grocery…read more Most things (unmarked) are priced at $2.29 while the colored stickers should be labeled with their own prices. There's a variety of things in this small area: home goods, kitchen tools, small gadgets, stationary, to health/beauty products. There are plenty of Japanese products and cutesy items to browse. So like I mentioned, Puchi Tomato is within the grocery store. This store within a store is sectioned off on the higher platform as you ascend the stairs so there's a clear boundary of what merchandise to pay where. You pay for the stuff here at the Puchi Tomato register.

This is a basically a Daiso store, which is basically pricier but way cuter Dollar Tree. A lot of…read morethings are $2.29 and I don't need most of this stuff but who doesn't want a little towel in the shape of a panda bear? I bought some cheap portable chopsticks that say It's Coffee Time on it. When I opened the package at home, the thing broke apart. It's not worth the drive for me to return a $2 item. The place is in the back of the grocery store which is already pretty hidden. The register is different and you have to ring a bell. Sometimes it takes a long time for the lady to check you out. Would I come here again? Yes but double check the quality of whatever you're buying to make sure there's no obvious defects. I do like the grocery store though.

It's a great place my Children love it! And the people that work in here are wonderful people! They…read moretreated us with much respect!

Really liked this place. Firstly, it had a good vibe, with a whole bunch of different clothes…read morearranged in the typical thrift store manner. However, I liked the way they had things organized, like how each rack had two separate sides. For example, there was a "Dress Rack", right next to the "Skirt Rack", and it was actually arranged in sizes on each rack. Not all thrift stores do this, and a lot of the time thrift stores just haphazardly arrange things. At this place, each size was actually labeled. Secondly, I also liked how there were all sorts of glasswares arranged on top of each clothes rack. It's easier to understand if you've actually been there. And I could see how some people could find it weird or chaotic, but I liked the layout. It really is just a matter of personal opinion, after all. Thirdly, you can actually try on clothes here. This place reminded me strongly of the Value Villages that I frequent, but they don't actually have dressing rooms. I really liked that I could try on the clothes that I picked out, because I ended up not liking how any of them fit. Fourthly, the book haul was good here. I got 12 books that varied from translated French Poetry and a hardbound leather book of Emily Dickenson poems, to two hard back Joe Hill books ("Horns" and "Heart Shaped Box"), as well as a few other books that piqued my interest. My companion to the store ended up getting the second book in the "Ender's Game" series, and a really awesome bartending book that has recipes dating from the 1930s-1960s, complete with small vintage photographs of the prepared drinks. I usually don't rate thrift stores until I've been there a few times, but this thrift store seems very promising in the future for clothes. I wasn't really shopping for clothes when I went here, I was looking more for books and oddities.

There is nothing here that's a dollar. In fact, some of the stuff here is MORE expensive than…read moreWALMART. One drink, one bag of Gummy Nerds candy, and one 8 pack of water flavor sticks cost me $7.50. The cashier took forever to ring us up, and he was on the phone with a friend the whole time. The self checkout machine was broken.

I've been here a couple of times and both times it was for candy....We ended up buying Haribo gummy…read morebears in the regular flavor and the peach...plus we got those pixie stix for fun and spilled half of it on the carpet in the car....they weren't as good as they were when we were little kids. Now they taste like kool aid powder that's been mixed with BC headache powder....By the way I can't believe they still make those things....we tried looking for those candy necklaces that we use to wear and would let half of the neighborhood eat off of...see mom...sharing is caring...and look how we good we turned out.....ha.... This place is super neat and super clean. The candy aisle were all well stocked and no odds and ends on the bottom shelves. There was a friendly woman that was working the store by herself at the time and she greeted everyone as they came in the store. This particular Dollar Tree is located in the corner of the Lilburn Square shopping center where the Goodwill is also located. There are plenty of parking and the parking lot is also very clean. Kudos to them for that...it's definitely one of the nicest and cleanest Dollar Tree I've been to for sure...

I have been going to this Dollar General location for many years and have never had bad service…read more The one thing I like about this store is the cashiers tend to be helpful and friendly. Today, I had the ultimate experience though because there was one cashier working up front. In order to keep a long line from forming, he worked two registers and got us wrung up and out the door in no time WITH a smile and friendly service. I didn't feel neglected as a patron in any way and have to say that his service was by far, the best I have ever had in all these years. Thanks, Josh, and Good Job!! Hope to see you in upper management soon.

Only one guy actually helps. The rest of the staff doesn't help or care. I guess open a self…read morecheckout line and leave you alone, not even offering assistance