Was excited at the idea of this place. You go through bins of items and selection depends on the…read moreday. Maybe I went on a bad day because there were lots of repeat items and things that just didn't interest me. If you enjoy looking through a lot of boxes searching for a deal, you might enjoy this. For me, I didn't encounter anything useful and don't think I'd go back.

Most the stuff they have. It's not worth it because they sell every little thing for the same…read moreprice. Like\nSometime I ten one dollar cost , you'll buy it 5 dollars

Really surprised by the 4.5/5 star average on here. I stopped by here today because I wanted to see…read moreif they had some Halloween cards. I normally go the Dollar Tree in Troy (in the Walmart plaza) but I was on my way to Panera to pick up curbside, and this was the only dollar store in that area. It had kind of an old/funky smell inside. I saw they had cards through the window, so that was encouraging, but their Halloween selection is pretty limited; they maybe had like 10 different card designs to choose from, but 7-8 of those were for little kids (grandkids, children, etc). I ended up buying five for family and friends, and good thing I did because they have a $5 minimum limit for credit cards. The final reason I'm giving them 3 stars: the cashier was not wearing a mask. The man next to him beside the counter was, FWIW. He had a very thin layer of plastic sheeting between me and him, so I'm guessing that's why he thought it was fine ... however, I'm "high risk," so I definitely wiped off my credit card with a wipe when I got back to my car. I wouldn't stop by here again, I will just go to Dollar Tree next time. But they do have a lot of cards (non-Halloween ones) if you need them.

A superb dolla store, to be sure. Pretty positive they're selling the same cleaning products as the…read moregrocery store and the Family Dollar that both share that plaza, except for cheeeaper! Picked up lots of little goodies here (drawer liner, spoons, a silverware caddy). Minimum purchase of $5 in order to pay with plastic!

Review #546 - Updated from past 6/24/2017 Review....4 Stars to 5…read more April 30, 2026 - Thursday I recently shopped here after striking out at a nearby other home store - At Home. I was happy to purchase a beautiful Yellow Forsythia Artificial Wreath for My Front Double Doors and 2 sets of colored Tulips for an artificial floral arrangement at this Ollie's Bargain Outlet. I also purchased Serta Soft Cool and Warm material Bed sheets throughout my browsing and price checking with comparison. Yes, this location maybe disorganized at times or messy areas of towels or other sale items but shoppers can be the reason because every time I shop here for a sale item or check on an ad item, the staff here are working the best they can and hard at times unpacking boxes to stocking shelves. I've been greeted with a Hello at times which is courtesy of them in between their busy work schedule. If busy at check out and a long line begins, another pleasant employee will open up another register. Seasonal merchandise is always plenty especially My last visit in February the store was ready stocked with Easter and Spring items which I posted photos of from the main center areas. Sign up to collect rewards for your purchases and of course Emails will be sent with their weekly Sale Flyer ! www Ollie's us Download their App for quick reference too! "Get & Buy Good Stuff Cheap" from 25% up to 70% off manufacturer prices Cookware, Bedding, Bath, Lawn & Garden & POOL Supplies and Summer Toys are Now Sold Here! Music is still be played to help your steps in shopping as years ago. I enjoy the Herr's Snacks, Moose Munch Popcorn, plus a certain Cereal Brand - SpecialK, Coffee K-Cups and Other Grab and Go items but Watch The Expiration Dates. I've never had a problem but just in case grab an item from the back or if up front check the date. The "Library" area lol is still great for Readers with Shelves of Books labeled with different signs for the different readers. Currently their Summer Ad is out with Window Air Conditioners, and Portable on Wheels too to get ready for the Heat of Michigan. Those would be good for College dorms or residents without A/C. I also noticed in their New Flyer for the month of May, they are selling a brand of different tools called Hart. How about a front or patio door Coir Mat? Its now at Ollie's in the Outdoor Patio Section. History: Ollie's was founded in Pennsylvania by Oliver "Ollie" Rosenberg, the company's namesake and currently the chain has over 600 locations in 34 states. An Ollie's location may have your Selection and Value! Stop in at Ollie's if you are looking for comparison, a bargain, or an item that might not be found elsewhere... Or.... View My photos attached with this review cuz It might be here, so You're Welcome and Cha Ching! $$$ Sncerely, Karen N. Macomb, MI. :-)

Prices were good, unfortunately one item I really wanted was out of stock. It was a hand held…read morebattery powered leaf blower. Service, though, was good.

While shopping I observed why the store is so messy. As I was walking…read more around I noticed customers throwing clothes on the floor, on top racks and never putting them back where they got them and parents letting their children run wild in the store and destroying and opening the merchandise. Also seen other patrons walking around with a cart full of merchandise and discarding what they do not want any old place . I am sure the employees work very hard to clean and keep the store as tidy as possible and the store should not be judged by who works there but how rude some customers are.

Everytime I go in this store it's dirtier and dirtier...it's like no one works there and no one…read morecares about the cleanliness.....absolutely filthy

Very humble setting But good quality items. It's not your big box store it's a small Amish store…read morewith quality supplies.

Bring your checkbook. Cash or checks only. There is no electricity here…read more This is a small store but they have a nice selection of homesteading products. Plenty of canning supplies for dirt cheap prices and a few hand made items. I bought a fantastic stainless steel milking bucket. (We have a milk cow) They have lots of stainless moon bowls that are nicely priced. There are bulk food items, books, toys, and cooking supplies.

I typically buy my balloons from Kroger but they last maybe 1-4 hours and instead this time I got…read morethem from Debby Dollar. I actually came 2 days in a row (to blow up more balloons because I was so impressed) its been about 5 days and they still look AMAZING and floating like they look just got them blown up & not to mention all the workers are so sweet and were able to fill them up right when I came in! You guys are the best and I will be returning when I have another event the photo I attached is them now 5 days after being blown up!

Debbie's dollar is the best $1 store. I get my readers and sunglasses there. They have good…read moreselection.

GREAT BIN STORE!! Everything is $8 on Saturdays, then the prices go down thru the week until…read moreThursdays when bin items are $2 or fill a 13 gal bag for $20!! Shoes and clothing are only $4 each - all NEW! Unlike other bin stores I have visited, this one is bright, clean, and the staff is friendly and helpful!

cool place too shop for stuff not only cheap but clean and helpfull people down too…read moreearth place so come shopping bump into each other have fun with it thou

Awesome store with a great inventory! When I went, so many items had an extra 50% off tag which…read moremade many brand names - Patagonia, Carhart - a very good steal. The employees were super friendly as well, helping us location different items.

I had never heard of this place until a baseball mom suggested it. They have a ton of deals if…read moreyou don't mind searching. Everything is pretty organized as well. Staff was friendly and pointed me in the right direction. Everything is easily accessible. Aisles are nice and wide for wheelchairs. There is a handicap parking spot near the front.

I'm sad that Honey Bins will close its brick-and-mortar location this month. I haven't had so much…read morefun shopping in a store in recent memory now that much of my shopping is online. Unfortunately, I don't think there will be another store like Honey Bins again. There are other liquidation stores in the area, but none are as fun or allow the freedom to open boxes and bags to look at the products yourself. I always wondered about profit margins, given how cheap it was to buy clothes, electronics, and household goods for under $12, with Monday afternoons only costing $1.50 per item. I think a handful of people got greedy and ruined the Honey Bins concept, especially professional scalpers and the unemployed who were there early every Friday or Monday morning. Some would take all the good stuff quickly and sit there the entire Monday until the items were discounted to $1.50. The same individuals would do this week after week. It was impossible for those of us who work during the day to beat these scalpers at their game. In hindsight, I would have been fine with more rules implemented to prevent that kind of behavior so that the physical store could survive and everyone could still enjoy these great deals. I found so many great products, from electronics to household items. Some of the brand new clothes in the first year and a half of the store's opening were good too. There will be an online Honey Bins store, but it won't be the same experience as searching through the bins. Thank you for a great two years of bargain shopping!

I like the concept of Honey Bins, but I only give it 3 stars because of the setup…read more Don't get me wrong, I'm sure that you can find things here, but you have to search the bins for anything decent. It would really help if the store's staff arranged the bins better. Many of the items were missing pieces. There were boxes in the bins unopened and without labels. I had no idea what was in them. Today, I saw a few foam mattresses, heaters, vacuums, and a few bookshelves that seemed to be great deals. It's worth visiting again. It's the kind of place that you'd have to visit often and on the days that they put more merchandise out.