Ollie's is a treasure hunt of bargain buyouts. They usually have a good selection of items that are…read moreadvertised in thie add. This is one of those places you go with an idea of what you want, not specifics. Say luggage, but being open to the brand. Salty or sweet snacks, but not a particular kind or brand. They always have some selection of books, toys, health and beauty, flooring, bedding, shelf stable foods, home decor... Some items are great deals, others not so much. This location is one that carries appliances. The appliance selection is generally small. On one visit the appliances were high end, and half off what Lowe's or Home Depot would sell them for. On my last visit, the appliances were all older, dented, base models. If you see something you are interested in, buy it. Do not wait. It is hard to know how long something will be there. I once waited a week, and when I came back the items was completely sold out. Ollie's has a rewards program. The program gives points for every dollar you spend. These points add up to rewards. On top of the rewards for your spending, random rewards are given throughout the year.

Not the worst store in the world, but it could use some tidying up. Workers can be hit and miss…read moreand the wait times can be long. This store isn't in the best of areas so keep that in mind.

I have a card with $ back and Gabe's will not honor their own products and my card says it'l never…read moreexpired! ZERO is my honest opinion. Nothing has improved since I wrote my first review! Id preferr to pay more for an honest store when making a return.

This store is always messy & cluttered! You can find good deals here, but you must hunt & dig for…read morethem. Please clean it up & organize it!!!

Advent Calendar: I have to confess that I've had an Advent calendar every Christmas for most of my…read morelife and intend to keep getting one for every Christmas season to come. An Advent calendar is essentially a countdown to Christmas beginning on December 1st and lasting until December 24th. There are 24 numbered "doors" or "windows" to open. Behind each one is a piece of chocolate (usually Christmas themed). Popping the chocolate into my mouth each year instantly brings me back to the best Christmases of my childhood. Typically, I opt for a more Christmas themed image, but being the Star Wars fan that I am, I was gifted with a Grogu stylized one from The Mandalorian. This particular calendar is distributed in the U.S. by Galerie Candy, and I believe the chocolate is made by Jean-Talon Chocolate in Canada. My only minor complaint is it seems like a wasted opportunity to not make the chocolates into various shapes from the Star Wars universe (ships, characters, weapons), they are instead the same shapes found in other Jean-Talon Chocolate Advent calendars. Luckily, that means they also have the same great nostalgic taste and are Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews

alling all candy lovers! If you're looking for a sweet spot to stretch your dollar for Easter…read morebasket goodies, check out @galeriecandy in Cincinnati! I got to check out some of their stuff this week ‍ #AD From bulk candy case deals to unique candy items and seasonal treats, they've got everything you need to make your baskets extra special. Plus, don't miss their Kellogg's Cereal Straws - they're filled with fruity goodness and make sipping milk even more fun! And if you're feeling creative, you can even snag items from your favorite brands and build a custom basket that's perfect for your loved ones. I loved that they had fun licensed items like Star Wars, Hello Kitty, Spider-Man and more! So why wait? Hop on over to @galeriecandy and get ready to indulge in some sweet treats! Located near @cvgairport 4 stars because it is out of the way but it does have great deals if you need a lot of candy for things like parties or holidays! For more follow me @angieknowsthetruth on instagram!

This station does NOT carry ethanol free gas. I went there today 11/16/2025 looking for it and was…read moretold they don't have it anymore.

Employees are always welcoming and friendly. They usually always have some kind of hot food…read moreprepared. New state-of-the-art touchscreen fountain drink machine. Large selection of beverages, non-alcoholic and alcoholic.

Recommending this grocery store because it's the only option we currently have in Hebron. If the…read morestore were properly staffed, I would rate it higher. They do provide 1st time/ part-time job opportunities to the not only the local Conner school district students, but to the community as well. Very clean kept, which being a grocery store, that's obviously a good thing. Along with a huge selection of edibles, they have a standalone gas station and liquor department, clothing department, pharmacy, and a little clinic.

This is about the pharmacy. Worst. Drive thru line is a complete joke. Backs up because people with…read morequestions or want to review their whole family's drug history are not asked to go inside the store. People, please remember that there are others waiting while you dally.

Big Lots always has a great selection of things from cleaning supplies to furniture. You can find…read moreinexpensive things here but there are also some products where you're like "oh okay...I can get that somewhere else for cheaper." I would definitely come here for some decorations and random things like socks or a hair tie. Check it out! You'll never what you'll find.

Ah yes, Big Lots. That store that's known for big closeouts, good deals, and a commercial that is…read morestuck inside my head as I type this that closes with "Think extreme value..." And the values are extreme, alright...so much so that I have often found myself here looking for a cheap item or two. Accessibility: I've seen better but I have also seen worse. If the buttons on the door don't work, it can be a pain to get in or out. Do bear that in mind, and if you use a wheelchair, make sure your foot doesn't catch any displays. Aisles could stand to be a tad wider in spots. Price: Well...it's Big Lots. They have some nice deals, some of which on things I have NEVER seen at Remke-Biggs across the street (Larry the Cable Guy branded seasonings, anyone?), but also some standard brands you'll find in other stores. Nice. Experience: I've not run into any flat out unfriendly employees, but at times have had the vibe that some don't really want to be there, they just are to pay the bills. Maybe that's me catching an employee or two on a bad day. Finding things I want can be a hassle, but once I've got them, I get through fairly quickly. Overall, Big Lots gets a 3/5 from me. Maybe the next time the store gets a makeover, whenever that is, make the aisles wider and make the front doors truly automatic, and this will get a better rating.

A fun stop if you are in the area! They have loads of clothing. Jeans, trousers, shorts, coats,…read moreathletic wear, dresses, +children's + mens sections. They are Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic, and Atleta. The value is good compared to the original pricing. Most jeans were $6.99, most dresses $9.99, and the Atleta stuff was around $20-$50. Checkout was a bit weird. The store was being taken care of by all highschoolers. Our cashier was telling us one price, and the other cashier to the right kept saying it was a higher price. We were unsure if she was making up prices for something against us, so we left a lot at the counter as we felt singled out by her attitude - even with signs that signified the lower pricing.

Love this store. It's a quick 15 mins drive from home, lots of selection, mostly for women and…read moregirls, few items for boys and men. Covers brand from gap, old navy to banana republic and Athleta, merchandise hanged by size and style, so it's pretty easy to look at stuff fits your size. I come here several times, sometime can find a good buy, even a nice dress. If you are in the area, definitely worth the visit.