Where ya bin is a big resale store for Amazon returns, target etc and the like. Every week there…read moreare next items to sift through with prices vary each day (pictured.) I've gotten several great deals here from kitchen items, lighting, body oils and more. The staff is relatively nice but strict. Anyone I see or hear complaining apparently can't read or listen (or both!) It is very clearly stated to not! open boxes or bags if any items (pre ripped or not) or you will be asked to leave. If you're curious about an item, put it in your cart and take it to the designated counter before checkout to have them open everything for you. From there you can decide if you'd like to go ahead and purchase the item or pass. (These directions are played continuously throughout the store in English and Spanish. There is a giant sign out from that states this AND signs inside.) Be prepared to spend an hour or more in here to dig through everything. It is very dusty so be mindful and dress accordingly (don't wear something you don't want to get dirty, or wear gloves etc) It can be a lot of fun finding u issue items here or that one thing you've been searching for for your home.

It's filthy and dusty but we found a few good deals. There are different prices for each day…read more Today's Saturday, so it's $7 for each item. I honestly don't think anyone cleans in there... like ever. If you're allergic to dust, don't go or at least wear a mask. As soon as you walk in there is an area with gloves and mask. The box was empty of gloves and the masks looked as if someone touched them ALL. We left early due to everyone's allergies starting to kick in. Will we go back on a $3 or less day, heck yeah only if we bring our own gloves and masks though lol

This place is the new interesting shopping place to go to. Bargain Bins is an overstock of Target…read moreand Amazon. Starting on Saturday the line is around the corner of the building with people waiting to get a deal. The warehouse is lined with wooden crates that are full of everything you can imagine from toys to blankets to household items. There are a couple of rules but they're pretty straight forward. Shopping: Adults 16 and older are given a large blue IKEA bag. Whatever you can fit in it you can buy for only $7! That's every single item in the store. Once the bag is full you have to pay but you can come back in as many times as you want. If there is a box you want opened to see inside just ask a store employee and they will be happy to help you. Opening it on your own will get you kicked out. Only a certain amount of people are allowed in at a time so you may have to wait. No large bags or purses are allowed inside so just bring your wallet. They take cash or card. Don't drag the blue bags because they will rip. Saturday's everything is $7, Sunday it's $5. Parking: parking is limited on busy days. The Goose Creek police are there on weekends to help with traffic control and making sure everyone behaves. Don't park in the local business parking spots or you'll get towed. You can line the roadway against the grass closer to the train tracks. Food: Yes! Food trucks are here on the weekend serving out delicious food for hungry shoppers. The staff is really friendly and helpful. You never know what you'll find hidden under the piles so have fun!

My first time checking this place out. I was not too impressed, but I did come at 2pm. I assume…read moreif you are there at opening you might be able to find better products. Staff was pretty mellow with not a lot of interaction. I may come back one day at opening time.

It's not organized or does it have a lot of some things and a lot of others . Always something…read moredifferent A treasure hunt it is

Love the deals you can get here. But the store is a mess. I have been to an Ollie's in Ohio and it…read morewas so well organized. In the book section books are just tossed all over. The one in Ohio had them nicely displayed. Also the store was very dirty. Bathroom was so dirty!! Plus all items are not priced. We did ask the nice older stocking man a price and he went to check the price for us. Check out lady was very friendly.

This Dollar Tree has been open a few months, and I visited recently to buy a birthday card. Despite…read morethe price increases, cards are still only $1.25, and the card racks/area was tidy. Since this is the largest Dollar Tree location in the area and new, I expected better. Shelves are still empty months after opening, and I saw boxes of items to be stocked on the aisles. Plus, after a few days of rain, buckets all over the store were in the aisles collecting leaking water. If you are here for food items or greeting cards, those aisles are fully stocked and have a great variety. I had to wait at the registers but the wifi signal from the World Market next door made it bearable.

The region's largest Dollar Tree is now open west of the Ashley at 946 Orleans Road at West Ashley…read moreShoppes (across from Citadel Mall). It's huge, well-stocked, nicely organized and employees are very helpful! Great selection!

The staff is always friendly and it's so nice not to have to leave the island for an emergency…read moreingredient like a spice or milk. I'm grateful for this store!

Last night I stopped to get a few things. They didn't have any of the soda that was on sale and the…read moreshelf tags don't match the price the item rings up at the register. A battery powered toothbrush scanned $3.50 HIGHER than the tag. Clerk said he couldn't do anything about it so I would have to pay the higher price or not get it. I did not buy it! That took my total below $25 so I didn't get the $5 off $25 Saturday special either. Then when I looked at my receipt I realized that another item labeled $4 had actually scanned $4.50. Like I told the clerk, if people can't depend on the price tags to be correct, it really isn't beneficial to shop there especially when they don't honor the tags when you point it out to them. Not sure if I will go back to that store, but if I do, I will definitely be paying attention.

I agree with other reviewers that this place is chaotic but it's also sort of got a little bit of…read moreeverything- kind of like a treasure hunt! I used to use them for signature required fedex deliveries but they refused my last one even though it's on their website and the fedex website. They said they no longer provide that service and they know the website still says they do

God help you if you go in here. They are barely open…read moreService horrible Nothing you need it's totally ghetto

This place is a disaster. I went when they first opened and I found a lot of garbage in the bins…read moreand numerous broken items. One candle I found was so broken I almost cut my hand on it. I left disappointed and purchased nothing. I decided to give it a little time and try it once again a few weeks later to see if they had straighten things out and I was disappointed to see that they had not. I found a lot of the same, trash everywhere and broken items. They even had clearly very used items I was under the impression that a binstore was shelf pulls, seasonal items , and overstock. The pair of shoes that I saw had clearly been worn more than a dozen times. This place is hard to find and I has very very limited parking I won't be back. There are better discount shopping options anywhere else.

The clutter of it all adds to the treasure hunt effect! I found just what I needed! I went it for…read moreone thing and came out of the store with everything, lol. I always find the coolest things!! For us reading enthusiasts, they have a huge assortment of books and other reading materials. When I have the chance, I'm returning to really delve into their comics section. Great prices My only qualm is that on any perishable food items or beauty products... check the dates!! It was difficult to find a person on the floor to assist you. And I don't recall any motorized shopping carts but there's really no space in the aisles for them.

Honestly, this place is a hot pocket of jems! You go in there without a plan of action you EILL end…read moreup spending double to triple your budget. There's soooo much to offer. All of the books. All of the HomeGoods. All of the art supplies and things to keep you occupied for hours. Everything is priced nicely below retail and holds great value. There aren't many employees to be found if you have questions as they're mostly behind the registers so the lines don't get too backed up. They scan you quick and get you in and out with arms full of loot!

Five Below is the Toys R Us for today. While it is a discount store, the findings are unique. The…read morestore doesn't have as many boring household basics as other discount stores, so if you're looking for paper plates, detergent, toilet paper, etc, this is probably not the best choice. The toy, candy, small electronics, and personal care sections are huge here. You'll find some school supplies, electronics (headphones, wireless mouse), stationary, and some storage items, and it's a good place to go for back to college finds. Five Below brings the nostalgia in a few areas- posters and books. When I was a preteen, I loved flipping through the poster displays in big box stores, and you can do that now at Five Below. The table of books has everything from coloring books to cookbooks and everything is reasonably priced. Bookstores aren't the only physical store where you can buy books. The t-shirt and keychain/magnet selections are fun for adults and kids- they are snarky but clean. Everything is inexpensive but that can add up, and the inventory changes often, so visit every month or so for the best selection.

Very clean and organized, despite having so many things. Greeted upon entering, nice employees who…read moreare willing to help and answer questions. Great prices on quality items!