Huge amount of of expired food products. You really have to search for anything edibleread more

I drove 3 hours and it was worth it. I had a cart full and spent $120. Its hit and miss but so…read moreworth it for the cost of some items.

This place is great! Unless you want cereal, which they always have, come with an open mind and a…read morefew bucks in your pocket for the things you want but never knew you needed to have. They buy discounted, damaged and liquidated stuff like food, clothes, appliances, electronics. They also have many things like you would find at a dollar store like toys, jewelry, food storage containers, tools and random decor. Wander around the store and you'll likely find a few cool things often for a great deal. And they have additional sales sometimes too like 20% or 30% off. I don't know how often, but I have caught sales several times over the past couple of summers. Give it a look! Just don't be competition, please. Save me some.

Absolutely LOVE this place! I buy name brand clothing (from Kohls, Target, Top Shop) there all the…read moretime. I've also bought jackets, boots, jewelry, even specialty foods. The trick is to go often as they get new merchandise daily. There's times I go multiple times a week and rarely leave with nothing. You'll find things you didn't even know you needed! I also follow them on Facebook where they'll post newer big items they've received. Just recently I've seen treadmills, mattress and box spring sets, and couches!! They've also started an online store, but I prefer to shop in person. I will say though when they first started their online store they had iPads for sale! I'm sure these are few and far between but again just like their stores check often!

Pretty interesting discount grocery store in the middle of nowhere. Although the prices are very…read morelow, I'd be wary of buying any of the sundries. How do they offer it so cheap? Well, some boxes are dented and I noticed all of the vegan mayonnaise was expired by a few months and some of the sauces were also past their prime. So keep an eye on the packaging. The most interesting offerings are certainly the Amish-made cheeses, dry foods, and preserves. Cheese can be expensive, but you can get a great cheese at a very decent price here. I tried smoked swiss and smoked hot pepper; both were excellent. They also have some good quality produce here and there. The people working there were keeping busy but they were nice... and yes, they take cards!

Great store. Low prices and good variety. Friendly helpful staff. Walk out with more than I was…read moreexpecting, w/o breaking the bank.

Scratch and dent is all it is. Food is good. Very reasonable prices. Lots of savings!read more

I have been shopping here for years! If you are looking for quality items without having to read…read morelabels and dates -- this is not the place for you. If you have specific items in mind -- this is not the place for you. If you do not mind reading labels, looking at exp. dates, don't mind dents, dints, and ripped boxes-- if you don't mind hunting for bargain and even things you didn't even know you needed --- if you don't mind planning your meals around the deals you find --- then this IS the place for you. I find so many bargains here and so many healthy choices on a budget.... there have been a few things over the years where the item was stale (rice cakes or cereal) but other than that, I have never had a problem with anything I bought here.

Excellent place to shop Friendly vendors and reasonable…read moreprices Great selection of products Great place to get in out of the rain or sun have added new sections every year We sell Made in America, American flags only

A large variety of items to look threw and good music and friendly good parking and decent pricesread more

First time at that Save a lot had a good experience there had everything we needed would shop there…read moreagain

This store is probably the only "supermarket" in this part of…read moreHL that actually has a good selection of the basics for easy meals and also a nice selection of produce, meats and snacks. When you have to be in a food dessert for a few weeks this Save A Lot store really does save you a lot! I would recommend you come here first before going to the other two near hear.

Ah, c'mon, you know I can't pass up a Dollar Store if I see one, and this one was right across from…read morethe post office I stopped at to mail a letter. It's actually two stores combined. It has dollar stuff and its kind if like a resale shop, too, with clothes, shoes and childrens toys, crafts and yarn, office supplies, etc. I've included a few pictures to give you an idea. It's kind if like ak old fashioned five and dime, now that I think about it. I enjoyed looking around and bought a couple of small skeins of lavender yarn. I think the store would be a regular spot for the locals.

This store has a lot to offer for $1! I really love stopping in and my children love this place as…read morewell. Great service and good selection of everything you could normally need. They have a really nice and cheap sewing section as well. Everyone should come and check this place out.

I very much dislike how much they charge for things considering that they get it for free. I do…read moreknow that they have to pay for things but come on. I know people shop at thrift stores because they want to. I do it because I have to and I need for stuff to be extremely cheap, I thought that's what Goodwill was all about.

I have, for years, chosen goodwill to donate my stuff to because they supposedly hire the handicap…read moreand provide job training. Today, I had a steel frame, lightweight L shaped desk I had taken the end brackets off to get it into my car trunk. I drive up to the donation center - had the employee take his position in the door with no offer to help unload or anything - and when I pulled the top board out of the trunk he asked what it was. I told him and his response angered me. He said, "We cannot accept it unless it is fully assembled." Apparently the handicap they hire are incapable of driving 7 screws back in to the holes they came out of. Salvation Army accepted it - no questions asked.