I do like the concept of this store BUT their prices are INSANE…read more I mean, paying $18-25 for a basketball. No thanks. $39 for a "Gotta Go Flamingo." Are you kidding me?!? (I saw one of those at Marshall's for $12). My aunt said occasionally there are decent things there but we left empty handed... Better than leaving with empty wallets.

Stopped in on the last day of the year and was pleasantly surprised with the items that were 80%…read moreoff... got some great kids crafts definitely worth the major savings!

You can find some amazing clothing and accessories for incredible prices. Every time I go it is all…read morenew items. I could spend hours there. I like to go every few months and grab some unique pieces that you cannot get anywhere else for the price. Eclectic and unique. Highly recommend.

I first purchased items at the Public Market on Saturdays but have gone to there Warehouse store…read morebecause of the additional clothing and larger sizes. I love their variety of ethnically diverse clothing at affordable prices. Everything is basically under $20 but most of the things I have purchased has been under $10. They have a great variety of masks for $5 and under.

This place had a lot of cost efficient things. I did find small items at low prices I neededread more

I just really love the big selection and the reasonable prices! Always always have what I needread more

The storefront is plastered with large and pronounced lettering, luring you in with the promise of…read morebig discounts and (presumably returned) Amazon products. For a moment, I thought this could be the new XS Cargo--a Canadian discount chain that closed down several years ago and I have longed for the return of. I was aware that many Amazon products that are returned get sold to liquidators, so I entered the store with expectations of pretty competitive pricing. What I found was a pretty broad collection of cheaper-quality products at, what seemed like retail or near-retail prices. In spite of signage assuring me otherwise, the discounts that I saw just quite didn't rationalize the purchase price for me. After all, some of these products may even be defective Amazon returns and the savings just weren't substantial enough to take that risk. While the products may indeed be acquired through a liquidation sale, or Amazon palette auction model, the price that consumers like me see doesn't quite reflect that. It feels like someone's making a handsome markup here.

Unless you are donating brand new furniture, don't bother calling these guys to pick up anything…read more This is the second time I've offered very expensive furniture only to be turned down for picking it up. I thought the Salvation Army was not for profit, but obviously they're only interested in making money on things that they can sell in their stores

Best prices for books..hardcover only $.99 ! Pleasant…read moreemployees very friendly! Wish people would donate more to this store.

I was totally disappointed with this store. It sounded so promising but I found it to be nothing…read morelike I expected. The concept of the store is ok. However, there are tables of boxes of different sizes and then in the same table there are open packages of items. Most boxes aren't marked with what's inside of them. The only way to find out is to take the boxes to a counter where staff will open them for you. I understand that people are careless and probably leave things a mess. But if this is the only way to see what's inside the box, why wouldn't they take the time to actually write what is inside of the box before you take it over? I walked past so many items that probably were great, but I really did not want to stand in line and wait for their staff to open up every box. The pricing leaves something to be desired as well. I understand that there are discounts according to the day, but you would go in on a Thursday and get the items for $.50, and on a Friday the exact same items are $12? Seriously? I know many people enjoy this kind of store but I can honestly say this is not for me.

Cheap store and product are always finished quickly but product are good and cheap ......read more

Chuck was hired to do our estate sale for a loved one's belongings…read more I would not recommend Chuck for this type of work. Here are some bullet point reasons: - Chuck changed the percentage and added a fee (that ended up being for advertising )to the contract, upon signing, four days before the actual sale. By the way he typically includes advertising as part of the fee he requests. We were blindsided. He would have been turned away if it were solely up to me, but unfortunately, I had others involved in the decision to use him. - Rather than giving us a guideline for when things needed to be done, for example, signing a contract and time to set up advertising - He claimed it was not too late to get advertising in: Info for advertising in PennySaver should have been done the week before the sale so that the ad would run that weekend before. It was not done. He claimed he could get it in on Wed before the sale. This would have been too late as the sale would already be in full swing. The bottom line, he did not advertise with the money we agreed to give him (against our better judgment) in the two places critical for estate sales- PennySaver ( which would have been late for the sale anyway) and Estatesale.net. He did not purchase any advertising. He used a couple of social media posts and texted people he knew instead. He was poorly equipped- -not enough table ,and the ones he had were very dirty, -signage was simply white computer printer paper. -he did not put enough signs up around town. We actually gave him some materials that he did not use, so we put more signs up ourselves with this material and our own social media postings. While we are so grateful that in the absence of Chuck's lack of preparedness, professionalism, and business ethics, our sale was not a flop, the poor way in which things were run and the fact that he did not do as he agreed to is not something anyone wants to deal with. Lastly, before he agreed to the contract that he changed and we had to negotiate, he wanted to see what was put aside and would not be included in the sale. This is horribly poor taste. He is hired to do a job, and he sells what the client says is up for sale, not what isn't. This is wrong on so many levels but, in my opinion, is taking advantage of those grieving a loss and trying to work through a finality. Yuck! Please think twice before using him for your estate sale.

Overpriced junk mostly. I was taken aback by some of the prices on the merchandise. No way would I…read morepay what they were asking on most items. It's mostly just trinkets and other old stuff from the homes of dead grandmas, which there is no shortage of in Batavia. Would I return? Nope. Might someone else find something they appreciate here? It's possible. Good luck!

They sell good quality meats and every time I've been there, they have several people working in…read morethe butcher shop. They have great customer service. I've always found plenty of what I was shopping for. it's a nice small town grocery store that has the small town charm. Always clean and well li!

My new pal Gavin was a great help at the register! He was a very polite and professional young man…read more The cherry Sweet Tarts Ropes were delicious and I will definitely be back again soon!