Heads up, they won't let you test anything electric from the $10 table, so it may or may not work…read more And it's non-refundable. I walked away from my cart with $30 worth of items I would have bought if able to test. Nice selection of products tho.

A nicer place place to be, inside a lot nicer environment. And have a glass case of some other…read morethings to sell like smart watches and electronics.

Nothing. Cashier was wonderful . We bought dog food and the dogs both got sick from the food. They…read morewere kind enough to exchange for a different food. Very kind.

There are some bargains, but for the most part, it looks like the aftermath of a garage sale in an…read moreundesirable part of town. There is a lot of trash strewn across the parking lot. The store is crammed and stacked with all kinds of items..some stuff that has surpassed its shelf life. No order, and the staff is okay but you get the idea they are just hired help without much training. I would go there again I suppose because they do have some real bargains if you don't mind digging. The store has no curb appeal, no entry appeal either...and I am not a person that will dig through anything to save a buck. But hey..if you are, you'll love the store. Not a place for kids..too much stuff to slide, fall, and otherwise threaten the walkway. Good luck getting your squeaky cart down all the aisles.

When you are at Cedar Creek Lake, your clothing store options are basically a couple of places…read more There is no Target, no real mall nearby, and half of the clothing options are resale shops. I rather like this. However, growing up, my parents seemed to think that the place to go was Factory Connection. First let me say, I have mad respect for FC. In 2006 my parents gave me a $200 gift card to this store. Initially, I was a bit disappointed. While they are scattered about East Texas (basically exclusively), I lived in Denton at the time. I figured I would never use it. Fast Forward to 2014. I still had not used it. It was a printed receipt with a balance of $200. Over the years it had faded a bit. Also, FC had switched systems. Now it was all electronic. Despite this (it had no expiration date) the manager went above and beyond and got me my $200 credit. I will never forget it. They carry many brands that you cannot get out there (and honestly, may not want to - hence the minus 1 star) like Flypaper, Affliction, American Eagle, Polo, a bunch of paisley "Southern" brands I recognize and even had some of my favorite, Penguin. Though very little of it had the athletic/slim fit I needed. I did snag one shirt. The store is small and full. Summer was a great associate. The items are pretty deeply discounted. If you like the style of things they sell, certainly worth checking out.

Overall had a good time exploring this cute boutique I…read morereally wanted to get something from here and am so glad I found a T-shirt that fit and looked good on me Prices are steep but I appreciate the unique selection and how you can only get the merch here It's cool that you can try wine and beer here as well! We didn't this time but it was cool to see that Very impressed Miranda!

Such a cute and fun shop. You can order drinks and walk around and shop. They have women's clothes…read moreand a children's section that is super adorable. There's a cool bar connected to the shop. The whole place is super girly and fun!

Great prices great selection shit lasted my along time I bought a lawn mower that thing lasted me 7…read moreyear I am not even jokeing bruh

COMPLAINT ON CASHIER BRITTNEY... A couple months ago I had…read moregone shopping and had noticed about an hour after leaving the store that I had misplaced my phone, I had gone back to every store I had been to starting from Ollie's and went to every store we went to after and still had no clue where my phone was. I had happened to have a quick conversation with the cashier that had checked me out, Brittney, and she had told me that she had no clue of any phone being turned in and had not seen one but if she did would contact me at the number I had left if my phone was found. At this point I had gone back to my house and got my iPad and logged into find my iPhone so I could track my phones last location and it popped up at Ollie's as it's last active location. I went back to Ollie's with the iPad and started pinging my phone which lead me to your manager who had informed me that the cashier Brittney, whom I had spoken too the first time I came into the store, had the phone hidden along the side of her cash register. This does not only look bad on her for lying about the missing phone but on the stores overall integrity. My phone had been returned to me but I was not satisfied with the way it had been gone about. I was not aware of the cashier's name until I went back and had recognized her from this encounter before. Honest workers are better than sneaky ones.

It was our first time to visit this Asian market along Broadway. It is a small grocery store, but…read morethey are packed with all the things that an Asian person would want to get. The prices are affordable and the owner is very friendly. I highly recommend this place because they have everything that you need and want. We will definitely be coming back because the owner is very welcoming and very helpful. They have fresh produce that are refrigerated and they are good quality. Amongst all of the Asian markets in Tyler, I am putting a stamp on this one as a chef this place is where you need to go!

It is a mighty small Asian grocery store compare to the giant ones I've been to in Houston, Austin…read moreand L.A, areas. But it has a number of fresh vegetables like bok choy, Chinese broccoli, Napa cabbage, Chinese eggplants, and a variety of mushrooms, and some seasonal fruits (currently persimmons, oranges and bananas).