Overpriced crap from a flea market.. they are now calling themselves Uno Dollar Plus.... I guess…read morebecause it really isn't a discount?

Was at Planet Fitness the other day. Noticed the store for the first time, and decide to check it…read moreout. I live in town, and like to support local businesses as much as possible. The place is basically an indoor flea market, with what appear to be items that "fell off the back of a truck" headed to Dollar Tree. Some other repackaged salvation army donations line the walls and back corner. As I said earlier, I try and support local businesses whenever possible, so I decided to buy something for that sole purpose. Up towards the front, I saw a nick nack skull gas pump thing that caught my attention. Much like a flea market, nothing is marked with a price. The shelf the item was on was maybe 10' from the register, so I picked it up and asked the clerk how much it was. He told me to bring it over to him, I obliged. As soon I handed it to him, him told me that it was broken. I wasn't interested enough in the thing to buy it broken, so when he asked if I still wanted to purchase it, I declined. The next 2 minutes sound straight out of and episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, but it's too random to fabricate. With no hint of sarcasm, the clerk asked me a second time, if I was going to buy it. I told him, no thanks, since he had literally just pointed out that it was broken. He said, "you broke it, but you're not going to buy it?" Again, no hint of sarcasm. All I could spit out was "what?" He repeated his asinine accusation. I reminded him that he literally watched me pick up the item and make the 10' journey to the register. He said, you must have dropped it. It was literally 10 FEET from the register, a straight line, in plain view. I told him that I would have never even known it was broken had HE not pointed it out. And I probably would have purchased it is the price wasn't ridiculous. Which brings me to the next level of insanity. He said, "since it's broken, $20." If I didn't know any better I would have sworn he was joking. In fact, I laughed and again could only muster up a chuckled "what!?" He asked a finally time, incredulously, "so you're not going to buy it?" Zero irony. I said "why would I buy something that's broken?" He somehow spun it around on me, where he was the bigger person, and threw out a "have a great day." Which I would have taken as a please leave my store, had I not already been standing in the doorway halfway out at the time. I guess it was worth the show, in hindsight. I've gotten some mileage out of that story already. p.s. after telling someone the story, I decided to look the item, brand new, up on Amazon. Remember, he wanted $20 for a broken, unpackaged edition (see attachment)

Cute little shop to shop for Asian themed gifts. Before Daiso was here, I used to frequent here…read moreoften for little trinkets here and there and some unique treats. They have everything from house hold goods, plushies, stationary, pet stuff, snacks and more. It's like a Japanese dollar store but some things are a touch more than a dollar.

I'd been dying to visit this place for SO long and I'm so glad I got to see what it's all about !…read more The best way to describe it was like an Asian Five Below; snacks? Yep! Toys & stuffed animals? Mm hmm. Random house organization items & gadgets you don't really need but know you should get for the times you know it'll come in handy?! Yes yes and more yes! Really loved exploring everything Tokyo. I got lost in here for a bit and really enjoyed the random finds! Great place to go for gifts of a small one or just for yourself, really! Great great prices !!

Should be called "dollar or more" with the or more part in bold…read more Setup like a convenience store with a large selection of items in many categories. Since the surrounding area is filled with a mixture of apartment buildings and homes, many of their items fall into the realm of home goods. Anything from curtains to tea sets, rugs, some throws, kitchen utensils, costume jewelry, Lottery and more. Especially useful for those that lack transportation to "big box" stores, there are some (decent) home goods that could meet your mark. My intention was to find dollar quality cabinet liners and or a cheap but useful stapler. Both were over my spend amount, so I opted for purchasing from the hardware store.

Great store overall, they have a little bit of everything! Have purchased a high quality carpet…read morethere recently and family years back, and always reasonable prices for the quality of the products.

Forever thankful I discovered this while making a trip to H-Mart. Lol…read more I spent $36 for two bags, in which I thought I would've spent WAY more. Products are in yen, but they have the conversion price chart posted at every aisle. Home to craft to snacks. Great wide selection! Friendly workers, two self-checkouts and one cashier.

It's not the same as their sister store in Japan but they do have a lot of things.... However their…read moreprices are bit expensive, but probably due to the tariff. Got what I can for and little more.

We do not have one of these at home. This is way better…read morethan Amazon treasure hunt online. There's something fabulous about going through these bins of random products not knowing what you will find. The experience was super fun. The people who go there can be real a$$ holes so I do not think that's a reflection of the business, but just lousy people can be. You hear the big winners who win things like an iPad or a PlayStation or something but if you set your expectations to be reasonable for a $20-30 item that's $6-8 then I feel like I won ( over 50%off!) What did I get? Korak Legos ( over $20), a visual timer( over 50), and a picture box (about $30) for signs that change color which sadly did not have all the letters so will require a little extra work to print up new letters in Order to use the product Because today was eight dollar day, I went big and bought a mystery box. The unboxing was so much fun. Just the horror on my husband's face while I unpacked was worth every penny. But I did find some great deals like insect killer refill that works for the exact product, we have at home. We got swimsuits and 12 really nice iPhone cases that are exactly the same, hiking shoes that fit, my friend, dog food, snacks, Mom blankets. I think a total of three, and a Mom plaque that says I love you. I felt that the store loved me more than the love my family shows me because I've never had so many products in one place in my life. I included a photo of part of me unboxing box. Rule number one, do not open the box. They will open it for you in the back and you can check it out like I said there's some really lousy people there. Who cannot follow the rules and are super rude. They will kick you out if you break the rules Oh and 3 of the cutest babies who were so so good despite the chaos

A really fun shopping experience for my bargain hunter friend visiting from out of town. The line…read moreat opening for was long but we got in pretty quickly. I would warn if you visit that you may get hit by shopping carts by distracted people. There is a rule that you can't open the boxes yourself, so grab your boxes quickly and then wait in the line for the opener. The owner was really nice, when we told him it was my husband's birthday he gave us a free $8 item. I got some great deals on some home organization pieces that would normally sell for $35. Overall lots of fun!

I enjoy shopping here, it's a bit of a hike for us but well worth it…read more The staff has great customer service and they appear to be very intentional about customers. The first time we visited there was an elder in the store who had wit and kindness for each person who passed him by. He even introduced us to Rollz sour candy. Looking for bulk goods, or other items to include t-shirts, hoodies etc.

They have all the good suckers and candy that I need for my reward store for my students- at great…read moreprices.

This location is no longer a Big Lots store, it is now a Black Friday Deals store. The concept of…read morethis store is basically that has returns from Amazon and other retailers. It's like an Indoor Flea Market with bins loaded within miscellaneous items. The bins are marked with $3 or $4 or $5 and so on. There is also a separate room with big ticket items such as furniture or camping supplies that are individually priced. Nice concept.

Do not buy their furniture, it's the worst. They will not honor any warranty. Recliner broke twice…read morein 7 months

Fun to go for a Sunday morning walk to look at the stuff some good some junk and high pricesread more

If you're up early enough and have nothing better to do. You should check out Wolff's Flea Market…read more They now have an overflow lot which makes parking easier, but you do have about a 1/2 mile walk. The staff is always professional and nice. It cost $3 to get in. You can find a lot of stuff from plants, food items, lawn equipment, knick knacks, plants, books and a lot more. They have food vendors on site are on site because you will build up an appetite walking around. It's a sea of humanity at this place. If you can't find something here, you're not looking hard enough,

This place has the cutest stuff, not to mention lots of practical storage solutions at reasonable…read moreprices. The selection is huge! I could have spent an hour browsing and plan to come back when I have the time. Also, they had cute small Christmas trees for anyone on a budget and/or tight on space. Visited on 11/22/25

I was super excited when Daiso came to Bloomingdale because it's really close to me. I've been here…read morea few times already. They always have a great selection of items, including home decor, stationary, hair accessories, pet toys, and so much more. If you love cutesy things, this is the spot. They also have a good selection of Japanese snacks, candy, and drinks. The prices are really fair. I bought three things for under $10.

This is a great place with many items to choose from. The staff is friendly and respectful and…read moremakes you feel welcomed and helps you out.

I personally love this Goodwill location. The people in the morning and early afternoon are always…read morekind and quiet. No matter what time of the day, I always see staff working hard to keep the place organized and bring new donations out to the floor. My experience with cost has been mostly fairly priced. Don't get me wrong, I have definitely seen some outrageous pricing as well. Admittedly, my goal has been to find Christmas village houses and this location never disappoints. With deals like 75% off THRIFT STORE PRICES for a week after the holiday, you just can't beat it. For example, the photo I uploaded was all $5. I've found some pretty great non Christmas gems that are very affordable as we decorate our new home. Like a shoe rack that I've been eyeing online, except the picture of the one I added was ONLY $7!! Every time I've visited, the store is nicely organized and it's easy to find some of my new favorite pieces. I almost didn't want to review the location so I can gatekeep my great finds but it's best to reduce, reuse, recycle...and never gatekeep haha