At check out I was told that I would have 15%off my purchase for signing up for the store…read moremembership. When I did this the offer code did not appear in my email and the cashier refused to honor the 15% off. The cashier saw where the account was set up correctly and only said " hmm that's weird I'm only sure why it's not there" and still did not rectify the situation. When I asked if a manager could over ride the transaction and apply the discount the cashier told me no. This was poor customer service and a waste of my time. This was not a great experience.

If you have time to really get in and dig around, you might find a few bargains. I have an elderly…read moreparent that loves to work crossword puzzles and seek and find pages. Found a few books with large print for under $3 a book. Found a few snacks for a growing college kids and few to stash in my own desk. Only down side, went on a Saturday and they only had one line open. So wait in line was a bit long. But they have lots to look at in the checkout line

Great finds at Radcliffe! Shout out to Erna for being super nice cashier !…read moreI love thrifting at Goodwill. Went to three, two in Elizabethtown which were equally great!

My family had no idea outlets existed until finding one in St Louis and later learned we have one…read morein Louisville. The hours are great here - open until 8p. Compared to St Louis this store was so clean and "organized". The rows of bins have been given numbers or letters and they restock the areas while customers are shopping. Items are priced by type and tiered by pounds. When you check out they will weigh your items to record a price. All items are final sale and there aren't any dressing rooms. I was impressed with the clothing. Lots of good brands and condition. Each item was even tagged with sizing. Customers were fairly respectful to each other, moving around each other's carts and not shopping too close. You should only come when you have free time and if you enjoy digging through piles of clothes. It's fun, a family affair! We always find something that makes us happy.

I know this reference might not make much sense in a couple of years, but I couldn't stop thinking…read moreabout how it applied to my visit to the new Zappos outlet. Imagine: You're walking up and down the aisles, picking up boxes to peruse the contents. There are price tags but with all of the talk of discounts, you ask out loud, "So how much do these shoes really cost?" And then comedian Nate Bargatze strides up to you as George Washington, just like in the now viral SNL sketch. He puts a hand on your shoulder reassuringly. He replies: "Nobody knows." So it was with that confidence that my husband and I strode to the cash register, supremely mystified if we would be asked to pay $50 or $250 for the three pairs of kids shoes and one pair of adult sneakers. (Thankfully, the bill came to closer to $100.) We checked out the new Zappos outlet on its opening weekend, when it was advertised shoppers would get an additional 30% off their purchase. And we found an outlet with a decent number of shoes for adults and kids, plus several racks of clothes as well. I was in a bit of a rush, so we didn't take too long to look, mostly zeroing in on what we were there to find. This outlet was hopping, but everything seemed well organized and clean. The only confusion came from the prices, with signs saying there were even more discounts than the 30% off. I would definitely come back here when I had more time to shop.

It is a good store. It is completely hit or miss. I tried to stop in when I can. I wish they would…read moreupdate their website with hours and sale.

If you are looking to shop for deals, this is a place to put on your regular list. The choices…read morechange all of the time so even if you come one week, they will have different groceries and toys to select from the next week. You do have to watch for expiration dates, but otherwise the prices are very good. The employees are nice and will help you find things or answer your questions. We never had any problems in the store. Sometimes the place is a mess, sometimes things are all over the place. Overall though, it's a good place to treasure hunt or look for deals.

This is a pretty decent discount store. They have a wide variety of items for sale and selections…read morethat a lot of people could find resourceful and useful. It could be a little more organized and neat but it is worth checking out

very uncomfortable atmosphere in this location. they have a security guard at the entrance (who is…read morearmed, btw). i left immediately when she forced me to put our reusable shopping bags on the floor next to her. Never shopping at one ever again.

I really like this place. Very affordable prices and great selection…read more I also have switched from Coke Zero (expensive) to Boardwalk Diet Coke (surprisingly good), which can only be found at Save A Lot. In the battle against inflation, Save A Lot may be your best ally.

If you aren't driving up and down New Cut road every other day, you may know this little place…read moreexists. But I'm telling you, it has come in handy right in the nick of time on multiple occasions for me. The last time was when I needed some cutesy cups, plates and napkins in a hurry. This place is jam packed, but that's the perfection of it. It's everything you thought you'd never be able to find in one place all combined together for your shopping delight! Doesn't get much better than that. Well it does, because you can get everything you need on the cheap! (Note: You'll actually just see DEAL$ on the sign, and some things cost more than $1)

Of a cluster of dollar-type stores and discount stores in the area, I like this one. It is…read moreorganized, clean, and any time I've interacted with employees, I have found them to be friendly. It's a good place to grab a cheap snack, greeting card, party supplies, cleaning supplies, and seasonal/holiday items. It's a great place for stocking stuffers a items to make inexpensive gift bags. Many times I come out empty-handed. Sometimes I hit the jackpot. Once, in their tiny selection of electronics, I found a $20 cable (for my computer) for just two bucks. Shopping here is like a game and sometimes you win.

A little shopping center with everything you need from your home to your pets…read more Food is close by too.

I bowled there in the ajbc singles league I seen Tony lee bowl 300 right handed and within 3 months…read moreshot 300 left handed. That's it

This supermarket isn't big, but it is spotlessly clean, and well stocked…read more They have an in-house bakery, so there was a case loaded with beautiful cakes and another case full of cookies and pan dulce. There is also a full-service butcher in this store.

Delicious tres leches cake!!!! Really recommend this place…read morefor a special occasion cake.

One can get household stuff for cheap - furniture, shovels, screws, appliances and more. It is a…read morebig store that accepts household donations and they will pick them up. I was surprised by the variety of items. You definitely can stretch the budget. It is worth a visit.

ReStore has more to offer than I remembered, from furniture, cabinets, lighting, small hardware,…read moreartwork, and home decor. Based on the "employee only area and donation drop off, I assume the options change regularly. I saw both sold signs and new items coming in during my visit. This spot is best suited for DIY home owners. Those are the brave souls not afraid to install used pieces or refurbish furniture. I don't have that skill set or patience, but I'll be back to keep browsing. Plenty of parking as this is a shopping strip used by several businesses.

My cousin arranged for the owner to sell furnishings from her late mother's estate under a…read moreconsignment agreement. After the items were picked up, I never received any proceeds. When I followed up, the owner denied any agreement and shifted blame to a third-party renter, which was inaccurate. Other former clients I have just spoken to, including Jane the person he's placing blame, Anitta, and Kerrick, reported similar experiences.

Found a new (to me) place today. Seek and Find sits on Preston Hwy close to the Audubon Park…read moreneighborhood. The business has been around for several years and takes in consignment. I was inspired by the creativity used to repurpose items as shelves for high storage. Doubles the item storage. I wouldn't classify this spot as antiques. Not that older items aren't available, but it's less furniture and more of a decorative mix of home accessories and knick-knacks. There's so much to look at, items were in great shape and reasonably priced. Upstairs and downstairs with hand sanitizer stations. Something for any room in your house. Walk slow, look at every shelf twice and find something fun! We'll be back.