Smaller than the one in Irving but it still got a nice selection of things. This is like a name…read morebrand dollar store. I saw all kinds of brand name things for a good price too. Should go CHRISTmas shopping here. You'd save some money.

From the owner: At Ollie's, we sell "Good Stuff Cheap"! You'll find brand name merchandise at up to 70% off the…read morefancy store prices every day! We've got bargains on housewares, bedroom and bathroom, books, flooring, toys, electronics, furniture, air conditioners, clothing, health and beauty products, patio, pet supplies and so much more. You never know what you'll find at one of our "semi-lovely" stores unless you stop by and see for yourself!

I love this place. I recently went vegetarian and I'm able to get the bulk of my groceries here for…read morevery cheap! I filled my cart for less than $30 here and had a couple weeks worth of meals. There are tons of meat free, organic, gluten free foods here. I love that the inventory is constantly changing. The produce is priced very well, making it easy to grab ingredients for meals at a fraction of the price you'd pay anywhere else. The staff are always very friendly and helpful.

They have good prices on produce and their frozen products. However, keep in mind they do carry…read moreitems that are months out of date. You definitely need a meal plan to buy the items to cook and eat right away. Don't go if you tend to buy things and forget it. Also, just use your judgement. If it still looks good, then buy it.

I purchased an LG 85"TV three years ago from Costco, at the time they offered me an extended…read morewarranty for $100 and I paid it. 2 1/2 Years later the TV died. I live in the US, but I used my international Costco card to purchase it. I called Costco up and for three weeks they've been giving me the runaround. They tell me I have to go through Allstate, Allstate says they will only cover the warranty if it's a US Costco card even though I'm a US resident. Five people at Costco said they would escalate it and call me back and not a single person ever did. Costco scamming people with the warranties.

GREAT place super friendly people it was very interesting to make our first wholesale pallet buy to…read moresell on Craigslist and our local flea market wish me luck!

Good place to shop, they have a variety of items for household, personal and some food items. Make…read moresure you check the dates on the food items.

Good fun shopping.. not to many things are one dollar but close. Also very community focus.read more

i highly do NOT recommend coming here, the workers are SUPER rude. As soon as i paid for something…read morethe women handed me the bag rudely and she made me drop my item. my item fell and broke. THAT I PAID FOR. there is messes EVERYWHERE aswell. get better workers.

-0 - understaffed, poor management and one stocker had a nasty attitude when I asked can they get…read moremore people. 2 ppl working, lines long - unacceptable. There must be a better way than to treat customers like this. Epic Fail!!!

Rude and take more than triple the time of what they said my food would be ready. Don't like the…read moreambience.

100% The best place to get your pupusas in the WHOLE metroplex. The yucca fries are crisp and the…read moreplantains are sweet and yummy . Super good good for cheap prices. Better than Gloria's, this is a very humble establishment with a very BIG taste.

This place is in a great location and is always a fun stop. The employees are friendly, helpful,…read moreand very knowledgeable. Each vendor booth is well organized and full of unique items, and the pricing is very fair for the quality and variety you find here. If you enjoy hunting for hidden treasures, this is definitely the spot. They also have a great selection of records for collectors. Highly recommend checking this place out--you never know what cool piece you'll walk out with!

Great mix of retro, funky, MCM, and Knick nacs, massive inventory to browse thru and you will be…read moresure to find a treasure. The staff there are so professional and easy to work with....this place is like a well oiled machine..

Hello Dolly! Howdy Dali!…read more This place is a cool offshoot of the Dolly Python on the other side of town. It's a much smaller than the original one on Haskell, but they still have some of the best vintage clothing, antique housewares, and fun stuff that you never knew that you needed until you saw it. It's smaller and easier to navigate than the original shop, but one of the best shops in the Bishop Arts District. They've got a bunch of the weirdest stuff you've ever seen. They have stacks of vintage records, jewelry, and strange boots. The staff was real friendly when I went, but were cursing the air conditioning, which they'd been tasked with changing the air filters. They didn't like that. Parking is easy, with a bunch of spots up and down Bishop.

Very eclectic shop with lots of various items and a terrible vinyl record section in the back. I…read morekind of dig the overall vibe but found the shop very difficult to navigate and nothing seemed to be organized. Additionally the overwhelming incense smell in the store finally drove me away before my patients did.

this place literally has something for everyone, in a compact, gorgeous, welcoming little space!!…read morethe employees are super friendly and helpful and almost always strike up a little conversation. tons of candles, stationary, gag gifts, jewelry, gifts for babies, new parents, bride to be's, and a dedicated section for men!! prices are no worse than those on amazon or walmart, and they have range in price point too (though nothing is incredibly high end). go local!!! also, they go alllllll the way out for christmas. a must check out for those with the spirit!!

A cute little trinket shop. Not exactly the most SFW place, but lots of games, oddities and…read moreknick-knacks for gifts. This place screams weird, strange, and fun, full of unashamed attitude and vulgarity. The world needs more places like this.

I visited here today for the first time. It was pretty quiet but to be expected on a Monday…read moreafternoon. Like other reviewers i found it a bit intimidating. I wandered around the whole place and every nook and cranny is filled thats for sure. I get the feeling that they dont have an electronic catalog of what they have but i didnt ask. It seemed like there were a lot of older used books, i didnt see many newer items. I'll definitely come back and see if i can find things that interest me. Im happy to support local businesses. I didn't pick any books up so I'm not sure of pricing.

Every city I've ever lived in had to have one thing for me to feel at home and it's an old…read morebookstore, cobbled together with whatever bookcase and chairs they could find. Lucky Dog is that for Oak Cliff. It's no Barnes and Noble and I think that's what I love most about it. You'll be launched into an incredible collection of books used and not. Every nook and cranny has a chair waiting for the right person to find the right book. It's a good quiet place for anyone who needs it. The prices are incredibly affordable and tango me you meet in there is as sweet as they come. I feel at home because of this bookstore and I cannot thank the owners enough for weathering through the undoubtedly hard times so that I can spend a bit of time in the store.