Interesting lil shop with awful hours! You can find some nice designer & department store clothing…read morehere usually in really nice condition. The women who donate must have some bucks and taste. The housewares & brick a brack are a bit overpriced for my taste and not really worth investigating in my opinion. I find the older women here a bit prickly and not a nice as some other reviewers have mentioned. I've come in here alone and with friends who were POC and received a markedly different experience.

I was lured in here on my lunch break today by a sign advertising their end-of-season sale. Tucked…read moreaway behind the hospital gates, the Bargain Shop offers a small but well-appointed collection of clothes, books, craft materials, and household things like quirky baskets and candelabras. Prices are a bit higher than a place like the AIDS Thrift, but they offer half off everything in the store during their last week of operation in June (they take summers off). The out-of-the-way location means their merchandise hasn't been too thoroughly picked over. The ladies working here are chatty and awesome. Proceeds from the store benefit patient services at the hospital, I believe. M-F 10-3, re-opening on September 8, 2009.

Fully staffed but not one helping anyone or even making eye contact. Someone had to come up to desk…read moreand ask to have a spill in entrance area cleaned up. Oddly cold attitudes all around. Not just me! Really poor attitude including workers who tried to figure out an unmarked sheet set. Finally did so and then left me standing at counter. Will return sheet sets and deal with Amazon.

Selection was good for the value. The store was clean but at times seem to be over crowded with…read moremerchandise.

I returned a pr of pants that ripped while I was wearing them and the first cashier accused me of…read moreusing a razor or knife to rip them. He then proceeds to call his manager who accused me of washing them (which I did not) - they were brand new. I have never been so insulted in a store in my life. Never shopping there again.

Just visited the store this morning to make a quick purchase. As I get in line the manager (blonde…read moreolder woman in an eagles shirt) is on the phone dealing with a customer complaint - loud and inappropriately being condescending to whomever she is speaking to - quite literally screaming. The two other girls at the register are in the background chiming in their two cents for everyone to hear. Saying the woman on the phone "always drives us freaking crazy. She's a nut job" Myself and a few other people are in line baffled at the spectacle they are making. After rudely hanging up with the customer on the phone the manager turns around and starts discussing it with the people in line as well as whoever is on the register. All of us in line were uncomfortable and disgusted with their conduct. As the store leader, the manager did nothing to contain the issue that was happening rather she continued to discuss everything openly with the younger employees and customers.

Great selection, good bargains. You need time to look through racks. Good resource for material if…read moreyou are having an event.

More upscale for this company. Want to receive more…read morenotices for new products . I have been buying clothes at Jomar for long time Please send me Jomar notices.

Good prices. Good selection if you find what you need. items for sale are frequently rotated…read more Meaning you might go there once looking for rugs, but you might walk out with bath towels. the next time you go in you might be looking for something but you walk out with something else. it's that kind of place and it fits the bill for the type if store this is.

Read a review on here that said it kind of reminds you of a Big Lots with more stuff and I couldn't…read moreagree more. It's giving total liquidators. There's a lot of different kind of items and you can definitely find a few treasures. They have a huge book area which was one of the biggest reasons I came. Managed to get 5-6 books that my daughter wanted at Barnes and Nobles for a fraction of the cost.

This is a hidden Northeast Philly gem. There are a variety of items for sale here. Household…read moregoods- name it most likely it's there! The customer service is acceptable. They get busy and lines are long sometimes. This is a store that will require your patience!! There are bins to search through & as mentioned there can be lines. Depending on your finds, it's definitely worth it! Check out their socials.

Although organized and friendly service... it depends on what you're looking for as to whether it's…read moreavailable on the given day..would only drop in if in the area.

I was shopping around for mailing supplies. At Amazon, I priced out all of the items I needed, made…read morea list of the items' costs, and went to shop locally instead. About the only thing here that was affordable, was a roll of brown packing paper. I could recycle paper bags from the grocery, so I chose not to pick it up. I wanted to get some colorful large packing envelopes, but I only was able to locate purple non- quality ones for over $1.00. I could get good one for much cheaper at Amazon. Looking at my list, I was unable to find others things. Tomorrow, I am going to shop in Wilmington to see if I can find adequate items for much cheaper.

It's a dollar store. Somethings are more than a dollar in this store. Somethings are less than a…read moredollar. It's a store run by human beings. There are a variety of things being sold in the store. I shop in the store because they have affordable items. Reading the other reviews makes me sad for the sensitivity and state of the people of America. I don't see why the store is shady like what others reviews say. They sell a variety of items which is why it's called dollar unique: Some people like to multitask when they're on the cell phone so therefore the cashier has to use the phone rather than devote 100 percent attention to you. I say we breathe, evaluate our lives and move on before we pick on a variety store...

Ordered baby swing, worked a couple of times then quit. The insurance that I took out on it said…read moreit was manufacturers responsibility. Called WOW and they said send it back at my cost which is $60.00 return shipping, the cost of the swing is only $10.00 more, ridiculous. I contacted ebay and they said to give them a chance to email return label and send it back for a full refund, if they don't they will get involved... So far not impressed at all...

2.5-star experience; I rounded up to be kind as first reviewer…read more This is a liquidation center for returns (Amazon or wherever). They have items over $10 lining the walls around the store, and then the "bin items" which get discounted each day, starting at $10 on Friday, then Saturday $7, Sunday $4, Monday $2, Tuesday $1, then anything left is 50¢ on Wednesday. Thursdays they are closed to restock. Visited on a Friday morning to look for power tools or possibly appliances. Friday, per their website, is supposed to be "heavy in home goods, baby goods, appliances and electronics, Saturday has a lot of big items, pools, furniture, kids cars, bikes and some clothes. Sunday is filled with detergent, soap, shampoo, lotion, phone accessories, clothes, cosmetics, furniture and more." Thought Friday would be best bet for what I needed but we didn't end up finding anything. Tools were same price as box stores on sale. Kid toys were not a deal on anything either. Appliances were some scratch & dent, side-by-side stainless fridge/freezers $700 (basic brands). For laundry room, for example $300 top load, $400 front load standard brands like GE. Got there shortly after opening and line was already 15 carts deep. I've heard it wraps around the store and a 3h-wait is typical on certain days/times. I would never be doing that, but 15 carts... if I had 5+ super deals saving me hundreds, maybe. If you want to actually get a bargain: Prepare for no frills, and large bins filled with unpackaged, half-packaged, or worn-packaged stuff. Have a buddy wait in line for you as you run back and forth throwing new items into their cart. Be fierce and mean against other shoppers to get what you want. Be thorough and diligent about going through EVERY LAST ITEM in each bin, so you don't miss anything. Set aside at least 2 hours to dig. Accept that you will need to compare prices on your phone if you don't already know prices. The time waiting in line is going to be VERY LONG, even if you have your cart person holding your place, so honestly it will take a LOT of deals to be worthwhile... and what are the chances you need that many clothes or returned knick knacks that it is worth your time? Pretty much everyone was buying clothes. Huge loads of clothes. Clothes are all new merch on Fri and are $3/pc on Fri/Sat/Sun, so it was mayhem on the clothes (footwear all $5/pr the entire week). People were struggling with each other over the bins... air of hostility not far off from the Lilly Pulitzer warehouse sales I attended 20 years ago! Looked like resellers and pickers there for these huge bulk purchases. All in all, a tough city vibe from everyone there. Didn't feel welcome at all. Other shoppers very competitive and just an intense and stressful environment. Again, the Lilly Pulitzer warehouse sales I used to frequent were equally intense filled with mean crazy b!tches so I get it that these deal places bring out the worst in shoppers, but I'm just repulsed by it anymore and deals are not worth the company of crazies IMO. It's not the store's fault that shoppers get mean, but things can be done to have more cashiers and fewer angry signs (YOU OPEN IT, YOU BOUGHT IT) setting the tone, you know? Drove a long way; left empty-handed. They're a new store so hopefully they will iron out the kinks! Best of luck to them!