I tried this establishment since I was in the area. Rather than pointing out the negatives, I will…read moresay this. The store is fully stocked. Yes, you will find "SOME" bargains on certain items. Other items are actually cheaper at other stores, Menard's, Wal-Mart, hardware stores etc, etc. If you're in the area and looking to kill some time looking for possible bargains. This may be worth a look. Personally, I, myself wouldn't drive in just for a visit to this store only. If I'm in the area, sure, but I wouldn't make it a dedicated single visit just for this store.

What a surprise! If you like biglots you'll love Ollie's! I was quite surprised to see the wide…read morevariety of items to include grocery, household supplies, clothing, outdoor/indoor decor, automobile accessories, a book selection, and more! Their sales are absolutely incredible and the inventory doesn't feel sparse or picked through. We were shocked to see such a wide selection of rugs at such an incredible price! The employee that rang us up at the checkout was super helpful, kind, and very informative. They took their time with each customer and provided a very welcoming experience. Can't wait to come back for more!

Five Below is always a hit with my grandkids -- and I love that it won't break the bank. The store…read morehas everything from a true "dollar section" to plenty of $5 finds and even some items a little above that, so there's something for every budget. The candy section is a blast, with today's favorites right alongside classics that take me right back to the '70s. I've also picked up some really fun t-shirts here, both for gifts and for myself. The kids especially love the slime kits (they always want to grab one!), and the store has a surprisingly good selection of makeup and electronics, too. I also enjoy browsing the seasonal items -- there's always something new, cute, and affordable. Overall, Five Below is a fun, inexpensive place to shop for treats, gifts, and kid-approved surprises.

This store is no longer for the low price. You come in here and you're literally paying the same…read moreprice for lower end products that you'd spend at some of the other stores. You can get the same candy and snacks at the gas stations and corner stores for the same prices of not cheaper. Why are the frooties each abour .15cents. No way Jose. The corner store sells them in a bigger bag and cheaper. The people were at least nice saying hi and bye as you're coming and leaving. The store is good to find some random knickknacks for gifts and stocking stuffers and stuff like that. No longer a fan of this stores higher end prices when I can get them cheaper at a fueling station that I know already has higher prices.

I usually pick this location because its a lot more quieter/ less crowded…read more today I was just looking for handsoaps (and maybe a lotion) and asked the worker named Kelsey if it was a 5 for 28$ deal and she reassured me pointed out some more soaps and excused herself to let me shop. I went to the front halloween display and this other woman, Mary Ann, came in like a bat out of hell making it feel like I was trying to steal. she came off very abrasive and basically kept trying to sell me scents I stated I wasnt interested in or scents that bothered my partner. she dragged me around the store. I told her I like fruity/vanilla smells (I really hated the Japanese cherry blossom scent she was trying to upsell me) I felt obligated to follow her around and listen to her because its hard for me to be dismissive. THANK GOD KELSEY WAS THE CASHIER WHO CHECKED ME OUT! Kelsey was very sweet and kind and mindful.

Shopping in-store today reminded me of why I prefer online customer service. Poor service can…read morereally dampen the experience. If I want something from bath and body works I will probably be purchasing it online. I am not sure why I went to this location when the one inside Brookfield mall is exceptional.

I have not been to the remnants of The Avenue since I was a kid. It is nice to see that a section…read moreof it is hanging on as a TJ Maxx location. The street (metered) parking was easy to find when we arrived. Architecture of the ex-Mall was still lovely to see and there was a tour group there talking about the history of the location. If you go to one TJ Maxx in Wisconsin make it this one.

We walked to this TJ Maxx from our hotel while visiting Milwaukee. None of us had any specific…read moreneeds, but we were happy to find some gems at a nice price. We started in the beauty section and I immediately found clearance hair clips/claws that were cute and a great deal. My friends were having a great time looking for items and when one of them decided to try some things on I decided to look a bit harder and found two pairs of jeans- that is not something that normally happens! Not only did the jeans fit great but they were $20 and $24 which in my mind is a great price especially considering they'd be $70-100 regularly. We also browsed the shoes and I happened to find the perfect pair for a wedding I had coming up, so of course I grabbed them. On top of the other finds I also found a small toy for my dog. I ended up with two sets of hair claws/clips, two pairs of jeans, a pair of heels and a dog toy for under $100. While we only interacted with the staff at the register they were also nice and my friends and I all ended up finding a few items here.

It's a great store people that has everything!!!! It's a great store to go gift shopping…read more Pricing is okay if you have the money to spend There's enough room for people who want the 6 feet distance

New owners who are very sweet. This is an ideal shop if you're looking for gifts for middle aged…read moreto elderly White women, or ironic hipsters. I suppose that's an oxymoron, so I should just say, hipsters. Also, they have a lot of nice dragon and magic ornamentation. Very affordable prices. There is absolutely nothing in here I would want, but really, it's a gift shop. If you're a middle class, suburban adult and your mother is still alive, make sure you stop by here in time for Mother's Day on your way to the florist.

This is actually a Furniture Outlet. I thought maybe I could find something for my apartment since…read moreI still am on the minimalist decor in my apartment. It does have furniture, but considering that I saw cheaper things at the JCPenney at the mall that were on sale, not sure that this is a true outlet. They do have a lot of couches and tables, they have some bed frames, mattresses, but just note if you buy it, you have to figure out how to get it home. No delivery. The staff were not particularly helpful as they were stood in a circle talking to each other with lots of customers wandering about. I just had to read a "sold" tag to find out more about the no delivery policy. It may be worth a gander for some people, but I think a regular furniture store would offer the same things, same price, but also offer delivery.

Their furniture prices are great. That being said, that is my only compliment. Their furniture is…read moreonly okay (you really have to get lucky to find a deal, or something quality). The crummy Mama Rockingham delivery service they partner with is enough to sway me from going there again. I'm appalled at how unprofessional it is - and shocked a large company would use them. I got Two Men and a Truck last minute when they flaked out.

Staff is friendly and the variety of products is large. However, this is one of the least organized…read morestores, and it is a bit of a hazard. There are so many things to trip on, and items are stacked so high, sometimes with heavier items onto of lighter ones. The used to have kids books by toys, which was nice, but now it is in the checkout area, and twice I brought my daughter but had to redirect her as I didn't want the shelf to collapse on her. Perhaps management can get creative about making it safer for customers. Also, I will say the location is convenient to freeway and other shopping locations in the same parking lot; there are lots of parking spots.

Date of visit: April 23, 2025…read more When we popped in here, I realized that despite how long the store has been here (in this old Best Buy location), I hadn't ever set foot inside, which is bizarre given my love of TJ Maxx and their frankly kind of odd combination of stores. Never understood the difference between TJ Maxx and Marshall's, but that's a discussion for another day. Even though the store is no longer what I would refer to as "new," it was still very bright and clean. Yes, some of the displays were a bit TJ Maxxish in their clutter and organization, but that was the exception, not the rule. We found some great gifts at decent prices, and loved that there was a rare combo to end the transaction: No line and a friendly cashier; when's the last time those two things came together in a single transaction? Glad that I stopped in and will definitely make sure to head over after my next Costco run.

First time checking out this store…read more Some items still seemed priced quite high so it's definitely a give and take but found some really great deals. Without spoilers I was able to get my brother some nice unique fishing gear themed items for his upcoming birthday all 30-50% off normal list price. Great selection of dog items, toys, lots of outdoor gear for dogs right now including vests. Oh course lots of good snacks! They also have Keens for $50 which is a great price and don't knock them till you try them! I love my Keens for paddle boarding, whenever I go to Sandy settings for hiking/walking type purposes since I can easily rinse away the sand. Cashier was really nice and commented on the snacks we ordered asking if we had tried the flavor before noting it was her favorite and then mentioned other good options.

Took my first trip to Sierra, they've really been playing the commercials lately so I was expecting…read morea lot of stock for outdoorsy things. The selection was okay, but it just depends what you're looking for. Keep in mind they are part of T.J. Maxx, Marshall's, etc. so you may find something you love but there aren't a lot of color or size options. If you find something you like, get it right away because it may not be there the next day. They have a nice selection of clothes, that's the majority of the store. You will be able to find plenty of activewear like yoga pieces. The shoe selection was pretty good too, men's less options. There's a dog section with treats, beds, bowls, things like that. Another corner of the store has smaller sections for camping, fishing, hiking, general exercise stuff like weights. I didn't see in stock kayaks like the commercial shows. There's a small section with more natural types of body care items and snacks. The selection online is better and can be shipped to the store for free which is nice. I'd stop by again if I was in the area.