I love a good discount store and Ollie's def fits the bill. Reminds me of Big Lots but without the…read morefurniture section Big Lots used to have. Highly suggest you pack a little patience when visiting. It's a lot to look at/thru and unless you're going for something specific that you know exactly where it is (or you saw in their ad) you'll want to take your time and peruse all the isles and items because you truly never know what you're going to find! Pro-Tip: use your wit. Don't Be fooled by the color of the price tag and automatically assume it's the best price. If you think the item may be cheaper elsewhere it's an easy Google search to verify you're getting the best deal possible.

I will give this store a go. It has a lot of items I'd be interested in purchasing, if I had one In…read moremy City. A couple of fishing poles, a cheap bait caster. A few interesting books... I saw other interesting items, but on a time limit.

Buggy Buster is the absolute best!!! The bin rooms are amazing, you never know what you may find!!…read moreThe auctions have amazing deals at a fraction of retail prices!!!! I have never met a staff member that wasn't friendly or willing to help in anyway they can!!! 100% recommend!!

This place is a joke now. They changed their hours to close at 6pm and made it more difficult for…read moreworking people to pickup their items on time. I walked in after sitting in Atlanta traffic for 1.5 hrs and they refused to accommodate my 1 item pickup because I arrived at 5:51. Then stood there and kept repeating "I understand." Obviously you don't. I asked if they could go get my item and they refused saying they don't do that. I said I know that but asking since you won't let me go get it. You were late it's 5:51. Stop saying you're in the retail business because you are not. You have lost my business and everyone I know too. Shame on you for treating a long running customer this way. I've been coming and buying from you longer than the majority of your employees. Oh and it's 6:10 and I still see customers checking their merch and leaving. I thought that had to be done by 6pm. Double standards!!!

This restaurant was recommended by one of the ladies in our group of 8-12 friends who get together…read moreonce a month to try various restaurants in ATL. I believe most everyone enjoyed their food. My Pad Thai noodles were just okay. A few ladies stated that their meals were excellent. Not sure if I will ever try them again. Still searching for my favorite Thai restaurant in ATL.

This Shopping Plaza is one of the nicest that I have been too Douglassville area. When I started…read morecoming here a couple of years ago a lot of the stores were closing. I thought it would be a shame to see the plaza go under because there is a Target, Ross, Marshall's and Rack Room Shoes in this plaza and I enjoy shopping at all of them. Now they have opened a Kirkland's and Anna's Linens in the past couple of months. This plaza is always clean as you drive through. Basic hours seem to be 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM for most of the stores. Parking can some times be a little tight in some of the parking spaces and they fill up quickly. But they have some good stores in this plaza so you should expect it to be a little crowded from time to time. Some other stores that I recall in this plaza are (NOT A FULL LISTING. Just the palces that I have visited): Family Christian Book Store Dollar Tree Big Lots Pier One Game Stop Merle Norman's Plato's Closet Kirkland's Anna's Linens Ross Marshall's Party City PetSmart Rack Room Shoes America's Best Target Joe's Crab Shack

I went to 10:10 Thrift for the first time recently for their last Wednesday of the month sale of…read more50% off clothes after seeing a recommendation to try them out online & mention of the sale on their social media. They have a lot with free parking near Crossroads Church not to far from the Taco Bell on Highway 5. The store was clean and organized with friendly staff and the selection included sizes Small to 2x-3x for women and clothes for baby, toddler and kids. They also sell men's clothes but I did not check this area out. I liked that each clothing item type had a set price. Clothes seemed to be priced affordably with nothing exceeding $10 except for formal wear before any discounts or special sales. I noticed children's books were sold for 75 cents. They also had a half off promotion on all swimwear. I was able to find a few summer pieces for myself, a youth dress & some swimwear new with tags for under $20. They also have a dressing room which is often rare when it comes to thrift stores. I noticed that they had some decor and furniture pieces for sale also. Overall, the prices were fair and the selection was good. I could tell that they do this with the community in mind, and I appreciate that in a time where everything is inflated including consignment shops. I would come back to donate our clothes and shop & recommend it to others who are into thrifting.

Great selection, great prices, super clean, and the people who work there truly care about the…read morecommunity.

This stuff is highly priced. The shelves are packed. Definitely no bargains to be had here. Go on…read moreto Wal-Mart or Target!! The staff is nice always, the store is clean and organized. How ever I've noticed it's always empty of customers. They are about to be like Big Lots because their prices just aren't competitive at all. I've attached pictures to show that they are actually highly than Walmart. So why would I come here looking for a bargain if garbage bags are $18.00. Their food is mostly always stale and expired so check that before you buy.

This store is very very good as far as reasonable prices, and pretty much better than the popular…read moreretail stores out there. You can go there and find little knick-knacks as well as name brand items.

This may not be the biggest antique mall .... but it ranks amongst my favorites. Booths are only…read moreas good as the wares people sell, but frankly, I've never walked out empty-handed. Over the years I've bought a collection of campaign buttons and wooden Asian statues. (The price of three was less than ONE I saw elsewhere. By a lot!) I've bought 'fruit head' salt and pepper shakers, retro jewelry, a kitschy FreeMason's wine decanter ... the list goes on. Today I added to my collection of Hull pottery at a super discounted price. And look at these book-ends from the 1940s! A fraction of what they're selling for online. The people who work here are very nice. The bookends in fact, belonged to the mother-in-law of one of the proprietors. Prices are great, credit cards accepted. And for those -- like me! -- who are COVID-compliant, masks are required and patrons are asked to distance. By the way, if your timing is right you can head across the street after you shop, for a meal at Gabe's. Another Villa Rica find!

Great antique shop! I got an amazing antique silhouette here. Great selection, wonderful variety,…read moreand fair prices.