Wish I could give them 10 stars! Fantastic company and family to deal with. Very fair pricing and…read morewithout a doubt the most upstanding business practices I ever seen in the wholesale/ liquidation business. Will be A repeat customer many times over!

From the owner: Here at Allstar Wholesalers, we have wholesale lots, surplus merchandise, warehouse overstocks,…read moresalvage merchandise, store liquidations, shelf pulls, store closeouts, wholesale pallets, excess inventory, and truckloads of merchandise. With more than 18 different store chains to choose from, you can surely find something just right for your wholesale needs. We sell by the pallet or by the truck load. Come check us out

Have you ever heard the term, "nothing fancy"? That may well describe this place. It is indeed,…read morenothing fancy. Have you also heard the term, "hidden gem"? Well, that also well describes this place. Right off Highway 127 along a quiet country road you'll find Lavern and his market. This is where you'll find nice people selling quality produce and vegetables at equitable prices. The doors don't open for you like the big supermarkets. You gotta push them open yourself, but it's worth the effort. Inside is a nice cool store with a concrete floor and every imaginable kind of fresh produce you could imagine. The air is ripe with the smell of fresh fruit, the floors are stacked with bins and boxes and shelves of delicious produce. Some of it is local and some of it is brought in from other markets, but it is all good. We bought around 100 lbs of peaches. Just before we start canning though, I wanted to write this review. This is definitely somewhere that we will come back to time and time again for our produce needs. The store was pretty crowded with happy customers, so I refrained from taking pictures inside. I try not to include other customers in my Yelp photography. But I did get some good pics of the front foyer stacked with melons and sweet corn, anybody's summertime favorites! Outside is a nice selection of hand built, wooden, outdoor furniture. This is the off season for gardeners, but it appears there is a very nice selection of garden plants available at the right time of the year. If you ever wanted a place where you could support American agriculture and family business, this is where you want to buy. It's a little like stepping into an Andy Griffith episode. (Dating myself). Standing there sampling a peach off of Lavern's jackknife, you almost want to take a peek around and see if maybe Aunt Bee or Clara are doing their shopping here. This place is indeed a hidden gem, well worth the time to visit and a destination spot for all those who love that back country, Southern hospitality. Now, it's time to get these peaches in jars. They are going to taste mighty good sometime in February.

Nice country store. Possibly Amish. Good selection of local produce, dry goods, and small but…read moredecent selection of fresh dairy and meats. Prices are reasonable. Service was polite and helpful. There is a service fee for using your credit card.

Don't ever buy from them online. They're balony company and will absolutely rip you off. They…read morequoted me a price for 300 pieces including shipping and after spending half a day with them, I asked if I can get 50 pieces first so they quoted me a price for that too, I paid it, and kept asking them for a picture of my order first they said after I pay. Then they said they can't take a picture until the order is complete. I was like what do you mean, so they said I have to pay extra$100 for shipping. That's when I realized they're a scam, and I kept asking for my money back. Eventually I paid the shipping and when I asked for tracking number they kept delaying me saying they're working on it, then finally they said it's such a small order to ship, and they want me to pay more $400 for the rest of the order. They won't give me my money back. Don't ever buy from them. Complete scam

I visited again in June. My parents and I didn't really see anything going through the bins this…read moretime. We ended up buying a $26 surprise bag. My parents bought one and I bought one. These bags were the huge black Hefty leaf bags. They were full of all kinds of fun things. I feel like they were def worth $26. We first traded some of our goods with each other. Then, whatever we didn't want, we donated to the Salvation Army. I actually scored some ink for my printer and some filters that actually fit my refrigerator. I also scored some Apple Watch bands. We had a lot of fun going through our bags. I'm going back down to visit my parents in September and we already have plans to visit again. We all want to buy bags again. My mom said she wants her own bag this time. LOL!

Plus's - Cost of membership, deli section for fresh cut meats and cheeses, ample parking, 40…read morebottles of water for $4.00 - way too many others to list. Minus - quality of precooked bacon has declined. Used to be able to get some bacon grease now it is dry and best used as bacon bits.

Hubby kidnapped me and his mom, and told us he was gonna take us somewhere! He's so cute!…read more We went to BJ's wholesales, and signed us up for a family membership. The store is huge and very clean and well organized. Prices were cheaper on some items than Sam's and Costco, but not all! Mom and Hubby, were thirsty, so we stopped at the snack area, very small, but Anna, was a gem, and we so enjoyed her. She was personable and such a kind soul. We got mom some sketcher sandals 9.99 and some pumpkin seeds, she was happy. I got sardines, pumpkin seeds, snacks for my kids. We wanted to see the setup, and enjoyed all we observed. Nice they have a huge deli, and nice array of everything.

This used to be a great place to find some good deals but it shifted and is now like every other…read morewholesale place in the area. Greed wins every time I guess.

I randomly go there with my mother-in-law. There stock changes and I follow their Facebook page. I…read moreusually go for the Propel water bottles and Gatorade Zero, the prices are alot cheaper. I have gotten a few other things when I am there. It is not a large store but worth checking out if you are in the area.

So hubby and I noticed that the Christmas store was no longer there, and the Parker Superstore is…read morenow in it's place. There are still Christmas items for sale. Parker Superstores, are in a few southern states. Right now they do have a Facebook page. The place has various buildings and they are packed with items, tons of hardware,tools,knives, fishing gear, boots, t-shirts, china, signs, ammo storage containers, flooring, trees, silk flowers, stickers,etc ...It's hard to see it all, you can miss stuff, and the cashiers were super nice! Lots of folks purchasing goodies. We were told they get goodies all the time.

good place to find a good bargain Every time I come in here,…read moreI find something new and interesting to buy