Store looks like it is permanently closed. It's not obvious until you see the handwritten sign at…read morethe entrance. I didn't see this info on their website- it goes straight to Ollie's website, so maybe they were bought out?

Employees were nice but I wasn't super impressed with prices. I left without buying anything but it…read moreseemed like the customers there loved it. I did enjoy the antique shop next door so that was a plus.

Five Below takes the Dollar Store concept and turned it into a $5 or less store. 99% of the store…read moreis five bucks or less. I like their candy section the best. They have those Haribo gummy bears for a $1.00. There are two kinds of Haribo Gummy Bears. The ones made in Germany and the ones Made in Turkey. Wal-mart, CVS and other retailers sell the ones made in Turkey. Five Below and World Cost Market are the only two mass retailers that I've found that sells the Made in Germany Haribo. (The main difference in that the ones made in Germany taste better and don't have a slim to the feel.) Best of all they're $1.00. I think World Cost Market sells it for $1.79 (I'm not sure. I've forgotten) This location is near McGinnis Ferry Road and Medlock Bridge Road. It's in the same shopping strip as the Walgreens, Ihop and TJ Max. There is a Starbucks right around the corner. The store itself is very neat and organized and the staff is friendly. Wouldn't mind coming back again next time I'm in the area. 1098th review 1/2/2018 18th for 2018

Best 5 below in the state! Everything is super organized and the staff are very sweet and helpful…read more I enjoy my time browsing in here. Love this location so much!

Angelina at the Buford store was very helpful while we decided on rugs and lamps. She was…read moreprofessional and courteous and made the shopping experience for my Mom easy and enjoyable.

We always get the best customer service here. Arvell has helped us on several occasions and is…read morefriendly, knowledgeable and very quick to assist. The stock is turned over quickly and there are SO many options to choose. The prices are spectacular and almost can't be beat! We want to personally thank Arvell for all his assistance and kindness! He's a great employee and a keeper for sure!

I love the newly renovated Target. Love the relaxing music! The new buggies (carts) are perfect.read more

Huge with lots of selections and distractions. We picked up the items we were looking for and a few…read moremore items we didn't know we needed! Self check out had a line of 4-5 people so we went to the other side of check out lanes to be checked out.

Love this store!! So many great goodies from specialty food…read moreitems to lamps, pillows, clothing, bath/body, furniture...on & on! We had a fun time today browsing around & purchased a couple of yummy items. This one is across from the Mall of Georgia & down from Costco. A fun place for unique gifts as well.

This World Market is a hidden gem for anyone who loves unique home décor and little finds you won't…read moresee everywhere else. I've picked up beautiful tableware, throw pillows, and even some snacks I can't find at regular grocery stores. The store layout is fun to walk through, and the seasonal collections are always inspiring. Prices are fair, and there are usually great deals. A really nice stop if you're into home design or just want something different for your space.

This isn't my normal Marshall's but I was in the area for an appointment and stopped in. They are…read moredoing a great job during this crazy time of COVID-19. They are limiting the number of customers that can come in. They are also sanitizing the carts before they give you one. They have marks near the cash registers indicating how far apart people should stand in line. The cashiers spray down their area after each customer. I was impressed at how focused they are on ensuring I have a safe shopping experience. The employees were friendly and helpful. The shelves are not fully stocked yet but they were busy putting up new things while I was there. This was the third TJMaxx/Marshall's I went to today and I was super excited to find the hand soap that I needed and haven't been able to find anywhere else. It's something that I always bought at Marshall's in the past but have been unable to find for months. It seems like they are starting to get in new stock. Things are looking up. I think they did a great job.

Just stopped by after visiting Ross and I purchased nothing there. I had no expectations coming…read morehere and left spending a fairly good amount if money here. The store is fairly sized, but they have a nice selection of men's cloths, ones that are actually stylist. I found a perfect pair if $108 designer jeans here for just $40. Size 33, exactly my size! A size that is hard to find as most stores only seem to want to carry 30, 32, 34, but skip us 31 and 33 guys. Their kitchen gadgets are nice, so I picked a few up and purchased a case of organic health bars. Overall pleased with the store and the staff was nice. I'd shop here again and will.

This location is at the Forum in Peachtree Corners. It's very clean, the buildings are beautiful,…read moreand there's a lot of parking. You can find other shopping and dining. Home Goods has a large variety of products, dining, furniture, bed and bath, decor for home and gifts. Service was good, helpful and friendly.

Always love home goods. Love their home decors .. very affordable and very nice .. first timer here…read moreand the whole shopping complex looked soo good. As always , lots of options to shop.. service could be better .. and billing could be better too. I lost my receipt and they couldn't retrieve it back from system. Was a hassle to return stuff .. parking is tough to get . Park where u get and walk to the store. Overall a good experience but could have been better :)

I have been planning a trip to Japan for some months now. I had been seeing Daiso as a "must stop"…read moreon my Japan travel guides. Little did I know that I had a piece of Japan in my own backyard. What is Daiso like? A little bit of everything we are used to. a Dollar Store essentially, but it's got better items, IMO. Most items are priced anywhere from around 2 bucks to 5. Of course, there are things that might cost more, but on average, this is what you're going to run into price-wise. Now, what's inside? Sort of everything? If you need random home gadgets you never knew about, this is the place for you. Daiso is neatly organized and laid out in a way that is build for browsing. You could you spend hours combing the aisles trying to figure everything out- some things are easier than others for sure. I love going here and just picking up random things and figuring out for myself what their use is. Sometimes it's a fail, and sometimes its a win. The home items here are pretty useful. Is it the highest quality? Maybe not, but it's like 3 bucks so I'm not expecting it to last forever. It's a great place if you're trying to build up items in your home, specifically I'd say your kitchen and your bathroom for super cheap.

When I first heard of Daiso, this place was described as the dollar store version for Japan. And…read morealthough the currency exchange rate isn't exactly accurate when it comes to the prices, things were still reasonable. What I mean is the Japanese pricing on the tag not fully exchanging over to the USD amount when you do the conversion. It should in theory be cheaper, but it's not. You can find all sorts of things here: stationary, plushies, snacks, trinkets, home decor, toys, to accessories (travel, pet, bag, cutesy female stuff). It's a really fun variety store to visit and browse. And even within each category, there were lots of options. Like the house slippers for instance, there were so many colors and designs. And for the kiddos, there were lots of seasonal plushies of varying sizes. Like bunnies for Easter, throw pillows, or squishy ones for hugging. This store is like a toy store for adults! Also if you're buying a lot of random trinkets and knick knacks, they do not provide bags. You can most certainly purchase one of their totes or bags. But my pro tip is to bring your own. Waste less plastic with all the gizmos you're buying. :) Because of the Japanese price on the tag doesn't fully exchange over exactly, I'm not giving Daiso the full 5 stars.