Plenty of discounted items to choose from in all kinds of categories…read moreNormally the staff is very friendly and helpful, however today the cashier, a rather large woman, was a bit rude to a man in front of me in line trying to make a return\nTo

The next big in neighborhood savings. Ollie is an economical outlet with most name brands at great…read morediscounted prices. The cashier was courteous and helpful.

This is my favorite place to take visiting grandchildren. I give them $10 - $20 each and let them…read morebuy a bunch of stuff. Then they spend the rest of the day creating something out of it all. They love it and are so proud of their creations!

What a special store this is. The concept and mindfulness from this store is very lovely…read more You can get reused items that can be repurposed at a student friendly price. I've gotten a jar for my utensils, post cards, and even sand paper.

Great donation base and good thrift store prices. We've found some excellent quality used items.read more

Be watchful about what your estate sale does with the items that didn't sell. Ours donated my…read morebeautiful and valued Hendredon table and chairs in perfect condition to Salt and Light. When I saw it there, I wanted to cry. The chairs were gone. The leaves were stacked on the top and it already had a chip on the top edge. They do what they can but there are better choices for high end items.

I never thought I'd say this, but this is hands down the worst Goodwill I've ever visited. I…read moreusually hit up Goodwill for those unique, quirky finds--the odd statues, the truly unusual. This time, I was just bored. The back of the store was crammed with what felt like discards, not donations anyone would actually want. Goodwills usually boast a diverse selection; this one just had "tosses." It's tough to underwhelm me when it comes to a second-hand store, but this place managed it. Clothes were strewn everywhere, and the whole store clearly lacked any employee pride. I won't be back. The clothes seem a little higher than most also, why? This isn't the place for great value. This location, likely catering to the college crowd, simply doesn't measure up to other Goodwills. Next!

Price gouging at its finest. No base price for anything they make it up as they go. Toys clothes…read more(non-branded) ridiculous.

Store review: Big lots is a hybrid marshall's but slightly…read morelower quality and more like a Kmart but better organized. Lots of home good items with some brand news, but not high end with groceries as well. Staff is friendly and easy to check out. The aisles as others have stated are sort of cramped. I can't say I will come here often, but I will come to browse once in a while. Pros: cheaper home good items, not high end like TJmaxx or home goods though, they have a little of everything Cons: small aisles Hidden deals: 1. Sign up for big rewards card to have easy receipt look up, email ads, special offers for members. You can sign up through the website.

This is the dirtiest Big Lot I have seen so far! From the floors to the shelves to the parking lot!read more

I was here for the Fuel Station and did not have a need to go into the warehouse. I was hoping to…read moreget out of Illinois on this tank of gas but couldn't quite make it, so I was here paying an extra 20 cents or so per gallon thanks to the higher state taxes in the Land of Lincoln. Oh, well. Like other Costco with fuel, the gas pumps are located. Unless you have a massive vehicle, you can use the pumps on either side as they have very long hoses that will reach across most cars. Prices here are lower than other gas stations in the area because your fuel is "subsidized" by your Costco membership. When you get to the pump, scan your membership card and then your credit card. They do not accept cash here and they do not accept American Express. There are no squeegees or drinks/snacks at this gas station. [Review 17196 overall - 113 in Illinois - 713 of 2022.]

This store serves a college town with a big Asian community, so I expected better…read moreselection--especially before Lunar New Year. Unfortunately, many Asian products (even regular staples) were missing. I hope the store can improve their stocking and better support the community during important cultural holidays.

Store review: At least they have a TJ maxx in Champaign…read more Although it is not well stocked compared to other locations up north and they don't seem to have as much on yellow tag discount you can still find name brand items for cheaper than Macy. Maybe there will be better sales later on. The store itself is a bit cramped and the aisles very small. You have your selection of clothes, home good, and and same electronic accessories. I wish they would expand on that selection more. If you have time to search for deals than this is a place to come to. Pros: discount name brand items Cons: smaller inventory, not many items of yellow tag sale Hidden deals: Search high and low for red and yellow tag items

Like most TJ Maxx stores it's dense with merchandise, but severely lacking in men's products. Just…read morea corner is all we get. On the other hand, my wife feels like the women's selection is overwhelming. Those things aside this is still a good store.

Amazing service & products. Would suggest getting all your bow and hunting needs here.read more

This place is a joke. I stood around for an half hour. No one asked if I had any interest in…read morebuying anything.

What's here: lots of reasonably-priced furniture (ground level), some hardware stuff and appliances…read moreand fitness machines (basement), books, VHS and housewares (2nd floor). Know before you go: it's on 3 floors and there isn't a public elevator. I assume if someone comes in in a wheelchair they can use the freight elevator? In any case, they are about to move to the old ValuCheck store at 1914 Glenn Park Drive, so by 10/1 or so that won't be an issue soon (fingers crossed) Community safety: I knocked off stars for COVID precautions. Only one staff member was masking although everybody was distancing. The current community level of COVID for Champaign County is High and the DPH recommendation is "Wear a well-fitting mask indoors in public, regardless of vaccination status or individual risk (including in K-12 schools and other community settings)."

Store review: Yes this is better than the goodwill or…read moresalvation army stores in Champaign due to a large selection of furniture and a constantly rotation stock of merchandise. This was my first time visiting a Habitat for Humanity store. I still have not bought anything from these stores before, but this place was super busy on the Saturday morning. The first floor has a small section for electronics, mainly old CRT TVs and other random electronics. They have many desk, tv stands, chairs at very good prices. Depending on your luck I can see how you can make off with a very good deal. The chairs themselves were very old and I could not see myself buying a used recliner. The basement has tons of hardware material well organized. On the second floor is home goods. Lots of the merchandise on this floor is very very old. Overall if you like second hand goods this would be your store. FYI there is no clothes at this store. Pros: cheap second hand furniture if you are on a budget Cons: very old merchandise Hidden deals: The whole store is a hidden deal, just look around

i had an order to return to Lands End today. the woman who took my items said one thing to me:…read more "where's this going to?". thats it. no greeting no thank you. also, the way employees dress is horrendous. novelty tshirts, jeans, etc. i worked at the Champaign Kohls during a holiday season several years ago. that type of dress would never have been allowed. kohls has really gone down hill in all areas: decreased selection of brands and within brands, decreased customer service. rarely shop there any longer.

Had what they said it had online Dog pillows on floor…read moreCoupon we got from returning something didn't work Overpriced suit jacket Lots of friendly and hardworking staff members