Stopped in on a Saturday morning. Quite a few people rummaging through waist high bins, I looked at…read morea few things but didn't find anything. I did get a case of Safeguard soap for $12 which is a deal.

Got great deals on some good items ($1 each on Wed) but sorting through to find the items worth…read moretaking home took way more time than anticipated because of the shambled state of the bins. If you have time and don't mind sorting through a lot of bins, it's a great way to find things for super cheap. The employees are very friendly!

I have always loved Ollie's biting stopped by there to look for rugs 2 days ago (Miamisburg) and…read morewas shocked! I hadn't been there for several months and the store was nasty. Stuff in the aisles, shelves all. In disarray and the floor was Disgusting!!! I almost walked but I knew I could probably find rugs so I stayed, I didn't even want to lay the rugs down to check them on that floor!! I got my rugs and left without shopping around . Checking out was a whole other experience . One older guy who was struggling and pretty rude at that! Then an older woman came up to help me and the other 8 ppl in line behind me. Ollies u dropped the ball BIG TIME. DO BETTER!

The outside looks nice, but as soon as you walk thru the first set of doors, it's pure chaos, the…read morestore is FILTHY, NASTY, unorganized. The older man who works the register is an old grouch. We tried to help bagging our items, & he snapped at us, telling us to leave it alone, as he likes to organize what he puts in the bags, when the line is 12 people back. The checkout is even worse. Guess they think your in line for a Maze. Ollie's needs to do better.

Went before the snow and deep freeze Sat. (Dec13) It was busy with holiday shoppers. I was a bit…read moretaken aback and how expensive it was for a thrift store. They do have a very extensive amount of clothes. They had a few designer items and they were priced 50+. Lots of UGG boots for $60, even one heavily salt stained for $30. Another thing that I didn't care for was that if you get any store discounted items they make you scan a QR code which signs you up by email to be on their mailing list. On the good side, found a few books that look good. I'll be curious to see if prices go down after the holidays

The prices are insanely high! T-shirts between 10 and $15…read more Nothing special about them just used T-shirts. The only thing I can figure is because they run those 50% off sales often they figure that it's more of a value at 5 to 7 dollars but I personally think that's still too high NFL jerseys are priced between 30 and $100 each and again these are used jerseys some of them even have stains on them I would not call this a discount or thrift. I'm not even sure what to call it. Also, the racks are either a little bit too high or too low so you either are reaching up or bending down why not just get one rack that goes at high-level? Not a comfortable experience and again bargains are going to be hard to find.

Interesting selection of products. I'm not too sure there are all that many bargains. They have a…read morevery large section of closeout and overstock products from Sam's club. The prices on those items were steep. Most of the larger household items like furniture or home maintenance essentials were visibly damaged. Lots of "ding and scratch" products. I wasn't very impressed with the prices, there were some bargains, yes. But plenty of the products were above the price point of other off price stores in the area. I also found a couple of health and beauty products that were labeled "not for sale in the USA" (see pictures) do with that what you may, but I was hesitant due to the uncertainty of the ingredients. Overall, if you're looking for an off-price store for various products, this would probably fit the bill. Is it the best? No. It's alright. It may be worth a look, but I'd recommend managing your expectations.

I always am surprised with the values I see in this store…read more The best thing I love about my store in Centerville OH is that they have a handicap cart. I would not be able to shop there. Also the staff is very professional and courteous. (That not available at many stores today) If I had to I would drive miles to shop at Home Buys.

My belt broke while putting it on at the convenience store next door, I was in a desperate…read moreemergency and right next door was Discount Fashion Warehouse. I went in to buy a new belt and both employees were rude as hell and disinterested in my situation with an utter lack of empathy. I still managed to find a belt and buy it on the spot. Two weeks later while in the same restroom at The True North convenience store, the new belt I had just bought broke right in half at the Buckle. Again I went to the fashion warehouse and they again were inhospitable and wouldn't help me it at all in exchanging the belt. So now I'm stuck holding my pants up as I walk around because I made the mistake of buying a cheap faulty product at a cheap store with inferior products that don't care when they break. I'll never shop there again.​

This place makes their employees work in extreme temperatures over 80 degrees!!!! The heat is…read moremaking them sick with no air conditioning in the break room and rarely any water provided. Not to mention the customers as well, who also have complained about the heat. Give the employees water and air conditioning hoes!!!!!

I went to HomeGoods today to buy a rolling cart. They only had one white metal card in the size…read morethat I needed. The paint was chipped off on the "feet" of the cart and came off when touching it. Flaked paint was literally on my hands when I touched the wheels. I asked the cashier if she would be able to give me a discount on the rolling cart. I really didn't want to pay the full price of $59.00 for an defective item. She looked at me and said: I will not discount the cart but you are welcome to buy yourself some paint or a white marker to repair it. Ok- so let me summarize. I am paying the full price and then go out to buy sanding paper, paint etc to make the item look like new when it was supposed to be new at purchasing? I always liked HomeGoods but this experience makes me want to go to their competitors now. It has been a long time since I have experienced such poor customer service.

Home Goods (much like the other brands in the TJ Maxx family of stores) is hit or miss with me. But…read moreto be fair that's expected with their always changing inventories. Anytime I move or want to redecorate my living space, Home Goods is my first stop to look for everything from new dishes to wall art to decorative pillows. This Home Goods in particular is usually pretty well stocked with quality home pieces at prices that are hard to beat. Keep in mind that they usually don't restock the same items twice, so if you see something you like you can't assume it will be there the next time you stop in. I've also run into the issue of HG only having one item in stock when I need two (i.e.: a set of matching lamps or pillows). Can't say that's their fault, just something to keep in mind.

Nice selection with great prices!…read more The cashiers are always quick and the lines move very fast.

I'm given five three deserve it honest hard workers they have very nice selection of things their…read morecaring and kind very helpful their great for community's

If you don't get there first thing in the morning you will not find anything but a filthy facility,…read morerude staff, and junk. All the good stuff gets grabbed by unemployed people that resale it online. That have the luxury of not having to go to a real job and pay taxes.

This place has a little bit of everything. Clothes food household items ... It was fun to find some…read moreitems but you definitely have to be in "search" mode. Most items are in these big blue bins that you dig through, a lot of the items are still wrapped in their Amazon plastic so it's somewhat hard to tell what some of the items are. There are carts available but with stuff everywhere it's hard to maneuver well around the store with a cart. Lots of people and stuff everywhere , I ended up twisting my knee trying to shimmy around pallets and racks, and several days later I'm still injured. Items in the bins are different prices each day. So if you come on a day when the pallets have just been unpacked it's more expensive than the last day before they put out new stuff. When we were there the bin items were $5 and I didn't find anything I thought was worth that price. We were here right after Christmas and the bins had lots of Halloween items. Adult shoes were $10 , near the back right, but it was hard to find matching shoes that were the size you needed. Minimal organization in other words. You can also purchase whole pallets of things if you're really feeling adventurous. We made a stop here since we were in the area but I don't think I'd make a special trip just to come here. There were lots of food items, but many of them had been opened or didn't look to be at all in good condition. We ended up buying a dkny Jean skirt for $11.5 and some men's gap fit exercise pants and shorts for $8. My mom got a pack of cords from the bins for $5. My partner ended up using his debit card and we were charged a credit card fee which they didn't tell us about when we checked out :( kinda a huge pet peeve of mine! If you're going to charge extra fees give the customer a heads up. And post a sign. I didn't see any signs posted anywhere about this. I heard another cashier tell this to someone else as we were leaving but our cashier didn't tell us. But the cashier was very friendly! We were able to give a phone number at checkout to earn some points or coupons for a future visit. This place had madhouse bargain bin vibes! Bring a box cutter if you're really serious about checking out everything that's available.