They have great, healthy products that can serve any dietary restriction. The staff is very nice…read more Will be coming back for sure!

Excellent selection of healthy food and special dietary needs ! Prices were very reasonable !read more

Big Lots stores are often, even usually, a fun place to shop. You have a chance at finding odds and…read moreends you might not find anywhere else. In fact, when I'm looking for odds and ends, such as shoe strings, I find Big Lots a good first place to shop. However, when I entered this particular store, and was warmly welcomed by the young man cashier, and asked do you have any shoe strings, he looked disheartened and said, no, he didn't think they carried them. I was shocked. Shocked! I asked, "Well, why do you even stay open?" In other times and other towns, the usual response is either a blank look or a sullen stare. But this young man immediately riposted, "Because we have everything else!" How could I not love a store with an employee like that? In fact, this Big Lots might not have "everything else," since it is, after all, a smaller store than some -- you ought to see the one I shopped at in McKee's Rocks, Pennsylvania -- and in a small market, but it does have a huge variety of items and, above all, it has some of the friendliest, quickest, and brightest employees -- I met the others, too -- I've dealt with anywhere in these United States. I know I'll be returning as often as I can.

We bought a couch and 2 tables at this location. The staff was prompt and was more than happy to…read moreassist in loading the items onto a trailer. The store was also clean and organized. Good experience overall.

This is not .99 cents only store. This place is huge inside and do have interesting stuff with many…read moreisles. They also sell limited asian foods but make sure to check expiration dates on all can goods.

It's Big! It Has A…read moreLot of Choices. It is a Dollar Store . . . and a bit more . . . They carry a limited amount of fresh produce and Asian food as well; if you are looking for sauces, noodles and the like, this may be the place for you. I am sad that, although the signage is from the 99 Only stores out of California, this business is no longer affiliated with 99 Only stores. Further, the prices on most things are $.99 or more. However, it is fun just to browse the isles to see what unique treasure awaits or knick-knacks you cannot life without. For the cheap and convenient, and if you are in the 7th Street area, this is your best choice for food or household items. The staff is generally friendly, therefore I give it an "a-ok" rating. Hey, its a 99 cent store, where else can you find 2 screwdrivers and a box opener for a buck?

Very polite and did an amazing job stretching my Stetson so it fits properly…read more Bought a hat brush for $1.50 handed the man $5.00 and told him to keep the change for such amazing service. This will be my new go to store for all my cowboy western purchase

Small store with limited but pretty good selections. I love the smell of leather and this place…read morehas it. I was greeted with a friendly ask of what I was looking for and frankly, I wasn't looking for anything specific, but I did walk out with a few items. Seemed a little on the pricey side, even with the Black Friday "sale" discount, but I'm assuming I'm paying for quality products (belt, belt buckle, handmade jewelry) and made in the USA. If I didn't think it was worth it, I wouldn't have bought it. The staff gladly wrapped the jewelry for me.

This shop was recommended to me by mutual friends who do all their jewelry business here. Henry is…read moreeverything they said; helpful, generous with his knowledge, has excellent communication skills, and items are fairly priced. I'd wholeheartedly recommend GR without reservation to friends & family.

This place is a true hidden gem! such nice people with all kinds of jewelry at a great cost!read more

This store is huge and has a lot of variety. The swimsuits aren't great, with even older women…read morepassing by and remarking out loud the swimsuits designed for them hurt to look at (they did). There were so many people shopping, my anxiety was very quickly triggered. If not for that, I might have taken more time to walk the store, but I still found what I needed.

This Walmart is absolutely terrible the people at the customer service counter are absolutely no…read morehelp they should all loose their jobs

Children's books are 25 cents each. Children's clothes .75 cents to $3.00, but mostly around $1…read more Prices are very reasonable! I definitely recommend giving it a shot! Only downside is their hours are limited.

Love this Thrift shop found some cool stuff. very nice and cheap. found some good books for cheap.read more

Great jeweler in Bisbee. Great local connections and craft. Extensive inventory and interesting…read moreconversation on the different pieces. My wife loved the piece I got her...

I took in a ring for resizing and a couple other pieces that needed work. Andrew was able to fix…read morethem for me same day! He was also able to match and replace a missing stone on a brooch for me. His work & communication throughout the entire process was top notch. I'll definitely be back with future repairs and for some of his own creations as well!

I've been shopping at Frys ever since moving here in 2004. I've learned when the best times are to…read morecome here to avoid the crowds. I have a loyalty card, which helps me save 10-40 cents a gallon of gas when I tank up. Shop before 8am or after 8pm. Avoid the first Wednesday of the month as that is when retirees flood the store for their 10% discount. The deli isn't stocked until 10:30, and no baked chicken until later. I do like their deli offerings. Best deals for that is late afternoon. I find their meats and chicken cheaper here than Safeway. Always check the ads. They often have unannounced specials. The aisles are wide enough for two carts to move through. It can get crowded in the vegetable aisles, though. I wasn't crazy about the company switching to self-check lanes. I prefer a large load to be checked by an employee, rather than me being watched by a high schooler. There are usually two lanes with employees for that, but they can get long. Parking is plentiful.

I've applied for cashier position on two occasions in recent months. I am told by the actual store…read moremanager to "please apply yes yes yes we are hiring". Then I'm told by another manager they're not hiring when I called to follow up on both occasions. So unprofessional! Then I get an email from corporate saying they've gone with another candidate. Why would they go with another candidate if they weren't hiring? If you're looking for a job, do not bother with this store, you will only experience disappointment. I've shopped Kroger stores for 20+ years, this Kroger store is an insult to the brand. I have experienced the self check out areas to be quite dirty, especially the platform area. I've worked in the cashier realm for over 30 years, it is quite easy to keep up with cleaning those areas at least hourly during the peak hours. It's just NASTY, as well as quite unhealthy for everyone! I mean DUH!