If you LOVE a deal, this place is definitely for you!! I am an avid thrifter and there's something…read moreabsolutely thrilling about the hunt for a bargain, finding a one of a kind item, or a vintage piece. This place was a bit of a challenge for me. They have a massive inventory of second hand, name brand, and overstock items. The space is poorly organized. Items are grouped by size and gender but that's about where the organization ends. Items are placed on racks and it's your responsibility to hunt through row by row, rack by rack. Pants skirts sweaters shirts all together. It took a good bit of time to work my way through the store. They did offer a plus size section, but this was also haphazardly organized. I came away with several treasures! Brand new and some brand name items. I didn't spend more than $20 for any single item. The tags offer an additional discount off the listed price up to 25,40, and even 80% off. Best part were the fitting rooms. Nothing worse than getting home with a pile of treasure that don't fit or look right. The staff seemed to be fairly limited. But they were friendly and helpful with questions and suggestions.

What even is this place? It's like if thrift store stuff…read morewere made young and new again. It's like if Grandpa Pidgeon's fashionista sister Grand-Aunt Dovey had her own store. The name. 1/2 of 1/2? I love it. Love it. This place has 2 floors. All kinds of clothes. I was too overwhelmed to find anything to try on. I just walked around stupefied. I don't even remember the prices right now. I think they were fair.

Disappointed in stocks. Prices a bit higher than I expected. Customer service was okay, but not…read moresuper. Poor selection of product.

TL:DR - This place has great items at great values. But I'd steer clear of buying any high prices…read moreelectronics or "machines" like vacuums or instant pots. This place isn't an authorized retailer which may affect your warranty. In addition, buying returned items opens them up to scammers. I stopped in here while the wife was shopping in front of the plaza. Was really excited since we were about to move and this place has just about everything at super cheap prices. They have clothes, shoes, kitchen stuff, rugs, couches and so much more. My wife and I ended up spending over $600 on an instant pot, Dyson V11, bathroom towels, electric kettle, and pots/pans. After 4 months, only the towels, pots/pans, and electric kettle are still with us and working. As soon as we got home with the Dyson V11, we quickly realized that someone had previously bought a V11, replaced it with a v10 (the previous year's model) and returned it in an effort to scam the clubstore out of money/a newer model. Not only was it the wrong model, but it was heavily used and had used nail clippers in the box. Thankfully the store has a 30 day no questions asked return policy, but the worker tried arguing with me that it was the V11 when it clearly was not, which was super frustrating. Now after just 4 months, the instant pot stopped working for zero reason, and the instant pot company won't replace it under warranty because the clubstore outlet isn't an authorized retailer. All in all, I think the clubstore outlet provides great value for non electronic items, like towels soap, shoes, etc, but I'd never by any high value item here again.

These outlets are pretty nice. There's a good combination of high-end, mid-level and budget…read morefriendly stores. There's something here for everyone. Also, it's very spacious and a great way to get your steps in! I make it a goal to visit these shops every year on my birthday which happens to fall in December. Word to the wise: if you want to avoid crowds, it's best to go early and maybe even on a weekday. Most of the stores have really great prices and also some unique finds. However sometimes when the stores get super crowded and the checkout line is wrapped literally around the store, it becomes challenging to see the full scope of everything that is on display. Recently I went on a Saturday afternoon and walked out of two really popular stores simply because they were way too crowded and the long lines were a deterrent. Says a lot about the stores though. People saw some really great deals and were willing to go the distance for them. If you enjoy shopping and the great outdoors, this is the place for you. I am only giving 4 stars because there were a few outlet stores that I would've liked to had seen moved to this location after the Taubman Outlets closed, which wasn't too far away. Having those extra stores there would've really set this place off for me, as being one of the best local hot spots!

While I used to come here often when my kids were younger because they had so many stores, I don't…read morecome as much. They still have a great selection of stores and I shop at about 3 frequently. They have a small food court and some pop up stands like snow cones, popcorn with lemonade and my favorite funnel cake. I never have a bad experience and they seem to have what I need at all stores.

For thos oldies who still remember KMart and MacFrugal's…read more This place is identical!! Like a smaller Walmart with clean restrooms and racially ethical young employees whom of most are just trying to pay their rent with an ethical wage Zero complaints Only EXCESS compliments (especially the food value with some items maybe 2 months out from their expiration date) Cheaper cost and quality than ALDI!!

Basically... Ollie's Bargain Outlet is like Big Lots used to be... Um, actually, I think it's…read morebetter. The rug section blew my mind. That is the section I am thinking about now even though I don't need the rug. The prices were so good. I think the prices were also good in some other areas. For example: I saw a box of Powerade ice pops for sale at under $1. I see that Ollie's offers a store credit card; I don't do use store cards, but it may be a good option for some customer. The employees seemed happy. I didn't buy anything on this first visit, but I went in just to browse. Didn't need anything.

Five Below merchandise fills the store from wall to wall. The store is briming with stuff. From…read moreHoliday Decor to Sprots Gear to Beauty Products, Five Below makes shopping the isles fun and nostalgic. Retro Candy pulls shoppers in and makes them remember their childhood favorites. I have been able to go into Five Below and grab items for kids Birthday Gifts. Kids and Teens seems to be the main fans of this merchandise. This location staff can be hard to find even at the checkout areas.

I'm not a fan of this store, sorry. Today I had to go to Ulta so I wandered in after. I picked up a…read moreselection of Easter jellybeans. None of them were particularly fresh. The rest of the inventory did not appeal to me. They do have a decent candy selection.

Lizard was amazing and so kind she helped me and self check out and we talked about her fitness…read morering and she was so kind and informative really went above and beyond her role Couldn't say enough good things about my experience this morning. Highly recommend will definitely be coming back to slowly shop here because of how kind.

I've gone in here a few times and they always have fresh produce. The one thing I always see empty…read moreis the donut section but I'm assuming it's all the businesses around here. Everyone is friendly and it's always neat.

So much random stuff! There's some namebrand overstock, and…read morethen a bunch of offbrand products. They have food, dog toys, toiletries, bedding, rugs, flooring, mattresses, craft supplies, toys, books, holiday decor, car supplies, just to name a few. It can get overwhelming cause there's so many products. I picked up some Betsy Johnson readers for a good price. And I've also picked up cricket supplies. Employees are always friendly.

Ollie's is a liquidation store that has some of everything. They have pet supplies, household…read moreitems, books, toys, car supplies, and more. Prices are lower than or comparable to major retailers. I've been to this location a couple of times but today, the store was picked over and very unorganized. I had a hard time looking for anything. They do have a lot of stock that needs to be put away as it was sitting on pallets towards the back of the store, so you couldn't access the shelves with product they were sitting in front of. I'm not sure If they are short staffed, but I'll have to come back at a later date to see if I'm able to find anything worth buying.

I just got done working out at Club Fitness, which is directly across the street. Good timing ,…read morebecause the Pedometer I purchased their a couple weeks ago broke during my workout. I was ready to purchase another one, and I shoed Krystal the one that broke. She immediately said that t she could get credit for this if we take out the new one and replace it with the broken one. I was not expecting that , but she shoed that she cared and gave me extraordinary service. Krystal is definitely a keeper. Great Job DEALS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This place is awesome! On my last visit, I bought Chinese-style purple and orange lanterns for my…read morebackyard that have battery-operated candles in them FOR $1 EACH! The candles alone sell at Wal-Mart for about $2-3 each. I also got candy, gift bags (always a good buy here), and stationary. If you're a teacher, you can find a lot of classroom accessories too. They even sell food! And even though it's a Deals and not a $1 Store, most of the stuff is only $1 anyway. Come check it out!

TJ Maxx is definitely a hit-or-miss kind of place, but that's part of the fun. Sometimes you walk…read morein and find amazing deals on name-brand items, and other times it's a little harder to come across something that really stands out. When you do find something good though, it feels like a win. The prices are great, and there's always a mix of clothing, home goods, and random gems to browse through. The store itself can be a bit bare at times, especially in the men's section and fur-baby treat aisle. If you're willing to take your time and dig around, you can score some really good finds. Overall, it's a solid spot at times if you enjoy bargain hunting and don't mind a little searching.

I like this TJ Maxx, I tried on eight tops and left with four. Sometimes I find nothing and…read moresometimes I find a lot. It just depends and you have to just keep going because the stock changes so quickly. I probably go once a month. I really enjoy looking around the purse and jewelry section and also the home items area. I always leave with a little bit of extra something I didn't know I needed! Haha!

I remember not liking The Collector years ago because of the pricing, and eventually stopped going…read morethere. Fast forward to recently, my girlfriend and I got back into collecting Pokémon cards. When she suggested giving The Collector another try, I was hesitant, but we decided to check it out again. To their credit, the pricing has improved compared to what I remembered, even though it still tends to be on the higher side. We also met a few people there and started making friends, which made the experience more enjoyable. Unfortunately, over time, those friendships seemed to fade for no apparent reason. It started to feel like we were being singled out or treated differently, and the overall atmosphere became uncomfortable. Whether that was intentional or not, it left us feeling unwelcome and targeted. Because of that experience, we've decided not to return. While there are some positive aspects to the store, the overall environment no longer feels like a place where we want to spend our time.

Very overpriced and in general anything sealed is over market price. Was looking to buy a single…read morecard and was told one price so said I'd take it. Literally 3 minutes later when I was done looking at cards, was told that it was actually $20 more than what I was quoted earlier. Don't go here!