I thrift quite a bit... but this ain't it. I've never seen a store thrift or otherwise as…read moredisorganized as this one. If you've ever watched A&E's Hoarders that is what this place is... it is a dumpster of of closed unknown merchandise, you have to get a worker to see what's in every box, that's a task in itself. On top of that the bigger furniture pieces like consoles, lawnmowers, lawn furniture... the owner is charging more than it would be at a Marshall's or TJ Maxx... $300 for a lawnmower, $350 for a console (just check out FB Marketplace). Why they aren't opening the boxes as they come in and categorizing which table they'd belong is beyond my understanding. I also don't understand why there isn't prices on the furniture, seems as if they are haggling, giving different prices to different ppl. Needless to say I won't be back. Don't make the hike to check this place out I'm sure you'll pass better stores.

Love this store. So many great treasures at super prices! The staff is great and super helpful!read more

Great prices friendly staff You have to know your prices and…read moreitems but you can find great deals

Very disappointed. I've been to an Ollie's in another city and was very impressed, so I decided to…read moregive this location a try--even though it's a 43-49 minute drive from my home. We came on December 31st, thinking that since it was New Year's Eve, there might be a wait. Surprisingly, there wasn't. That part was fine. Unfortunately, that's where the positives ended. The store felt disorganized and in a state of disarray, and I noticed several food items with expired dates, which is definitely something shoppers shouldn't have to worry about. What really bothered me, though, was the restroom situation. Both restrooms were marked "out of order." When I asked about it--because two seniors in our group needed to use them--an employee told me they do that so people won't ask for the key. That's unacceptable on many levels and honestly left a bad impression. Overall, it's not a terrible store, but is it worth nearly a 50-minute drive? No, it's not. Maybe I'll stop by again in the summer if I need garden supplies--but for now, this trip wasn't worth the distance.

Not sure how reviewers can say the store is clean. It's not. I have hannd wipes in car and use…read morethem when I come out of there. All other locations are better. There is one nice cashier. The others talk Spanish while customers wait in line. I go there because it is close. If I need a lot, I go to other locations. 111th in Worth is better. 161st & Harlem might be my fav.

The two women working the front register continued to speak Spanish while servicing customers…read more Then the two went into the employee room for 15 minutes and left the front end of the store unattended. The line was very long and two customers left.

Great store!! Organized, clean, and help when you need it. I can't wait for the Frankfort one to…read moreopen. Great store!!

It is organized and they have a large variety of things. I love coming here and never had a bad…read moreexperience.

They should update their hours I came on a Saturday and it looks abandoned has the open sign on but…read moreit's closed

The service from the owner is exceptional super helpful !! I appreciate the extra care to help you…read morefind what you are looking for thank you Sam !!

As a chef, we rely on restaurant depot for food service quality products. I love to shop here for…read moremy home as well. Who wouldn't love a warehouse full of food? The selection is that of a huge broad liner and the prices are far cheaper than any other big box warehouse store. Super easy to go and get a day pass and REALLY shop in bulk. I would highly recommend restaurant depot for large families and it's the perfect place to shop for large cook outs or family gatherings. Oh yeah, and if you run out of anything for your restaurant too.

They're currently open to the public, but it's an unpleasant shopping experience. Like a cross…read morebetween a Sam's Club and the disorganized chaos of a third world street market. Workers in forklifts zoom around without much apparent concern for safety. The only "carts" are these extremely hard to maneuver flat beds, and keep an eye on yours or someone will move it or steal it. Kind of a fascinating array of food products, including a lot of meat, produce, dairy, and frozen, but most are in sizes that aren't practical for home use.

This is a nice big clean store. Items were faced on the shelves and easy to find. It was decorated…read morefor the upcoming Valentines Day weekend. I was excited to see that they carried Crystal Geyser Spring water.

The low rating is especially for the check out process. The cashiers were slow, and the lines were…read morehalfway down the aisles. Typical dollar tree offerings, and I was able to find everything that I came in to purchase.

Visit randomly to see what's there. Nice selections at the right time. Good prices and pleasant…read morestaff.

Nicest resale shop that had Great items & stays up to date. The items are very well curated! The…read morestaff is super Helpful. The store is very clean with good selection of a variety of different items from clothing to household items!

I love this place, open to the public and carries almost everything...... my go to for everything…read morefrom Meats to all types of to go containers!!!!

This neighborhood treasure has been around for a good while, and I was surprised to realize that…read moreneither I, nor anyone else, had reviewed it. Food and Paper is a staple for many south side businesses and restaurants, daycares and nonprofits. They have a good range of paper goods and tableware, foodservice-sized seasonings and spices, cases of processed meat, #10 cans of condiments, sauces, and vegetables, as well as most any size pan, tray, or lid needed for catering or food service in general. They require a business license or 501(c)3 letter for accounts, but are also open to the local residents and general public.