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From the owner: Openstock Home Warehouse, located in West Wyoming, Pennsylvania offers open box home furnishings…read more and home improvement goods at deep discounts. Our 15,000 sq. ft. warehouse is packed with savings on everything from furniture to flooring and new shipments are arriving daily. Save money with our exclusive deals and transform your home with high end, designer brand furnishings at a fraction of the retail price.

We went in bc it seemed like a great place for items as a discounted price. We were met with said…read moreitems which was nice! They had a variety of items from toys to food. However, the staff is so rude. Specifically, the tall, Caucasian, heavyset man. His attitude was so off putting. We couldn't even ask for a bag without him being condescending. Customer service is everything and if you can't handle it, don't work in the industry.

It is what it is; a Liquidator. This is not a retail store and they don't pass themselves off as…read moreone. I have bought a number of items here. Some worked out well while others did not have near the quantity as show on the box. Best way to deal with this is to ask them to open the box so you can verify both what's in the box and the condition of the item(s). I say this but I have also taken things home assuming the item in the box is what it should be and they were not. My fault, not theirs and I returned said items without issue as I was able to provide my purchase receipt. Again, it's a liquidator people, not a high end retail store. It is what it is!

This place was great lots of shops one side and the other side indoor fleamarket. Laundry det…read more,hotwheels, jewelry, coins, clothes, craft stuff ,it's not the discount wharehouse any more but a indoor fleamarket . The shopes are toys, disney collectibles, comics and lots if others it was great fun I didn't know it was even there . right across from the Avenue diner eat there then go .

To say the least, I am shocked that no one has reviewed Gino's before. As they are an independent…read moreshoe store away from the main business areas of the Wyoming Valley, I would have figured someone would have something to say. However, this does mean I get to go first. When I was a kid, well over 30 years ago, my mom and dad used to take me to Gino's to get shoes. Back then, they were just one of a number of shoe stores in the Back Mountain. Today they are the last, staying around with good quality and great customer service. First, a warning. Gino's specializes in kids' shoes and athletic shoes. They do have some men's and women's shoes, but not the selection you would find at a department store. But in the types of shoes they specialize, I have not seen better quality, and the selection rivals many children's shoe stores. On our last trip there, I was impressed by the sheer variety of toddler and kid's Crocs they sold. What is even more impressive about Gino's though, it the customer service. Even though the store was busy when we arrived, we were helped relatively quickly. My wife and I really wanted to get Crocs for our little boy, but the pair we wanted was too big in his size and too small in the next one down. The salesman actually took the time to show us why that particular style was cut different and pointed out the others that were not a standard cut either. He must have known how everyone of them was cut, because he suggest one color, that fit perfectly. How many stores still have sales staff that know the product that well? Finally, Gino's remembers its customers. As we were checking out, I said hello to the owner. After not seeing me around the community for over 20 years, he still remember who I was, and we had a really nice conversation. Does it get any better?

Best Back Mountain shoe store for children. Gino and Vince…read moretreat their customers like family!

Dirty store, narrow Isles that you can barely squeeze through, items priced differently from price…read morecharged at checkout, salespeople nowhere to be found

This place is great for pool chemicals Also there is such a variety of stuff in this store The…read moreprices are great too

It's OK for certain items,as far as food products are concerned be aware of the expiration dates on…read morethose items.

This Ollie's has taken steps backward in the last year. To start, this location is off Kidder…read moreStreet/Route 309 Business in the Triangle Plaza. Building was previously occupied by several businesses with the last being a ShopRite, and the half Ollie's does not use remains vacant. The condition of the parking lot is a mess with holes everywhere, especially in front of the store which is basically just gravel. Ollie's owns this property, so you'd think they would invest in fixing it. This location is large with a good all-around selection of the usual Ollie's merchandise you'd expect, which can be everything from Books to Toys to Soap to Small Appliances. As with every Ollie's, if you decide to buy any Food items, check the expiration dates. Where the problems are most noticeable, is this store has received Ollie's latest renovation, which doesn't mean much until you get to the checkout area. This stores checkout area is poorly configured because it splits the electronics section in half. You have to go into the checkout line to see half the section, which at this store is a problem. This Ollie's is so chronically understaffed there are almost constant lines, and a 10-minute wait to checkout might be fast. The exit doors are in the middle of the checkout area, so to leave, you essentially have to walk back through most of the checkout area. The step backwards this store has taken is a major problem, and at this point I'd rather visit the locations at the Church Hill Mall in Hazleton or the Keyser Oak Shopping Center in Scranton.

I have never been treated more rudely in my 60 years than by the woman running your outlet store in…read moredowntown Scranton, today 10-17-2025 at opening this morning. I came in wearing a mask. She wanted to know why? ( why should that matter?) I started a new chemo cancer treatment last week and had a dermatology appt in town and figured while I'm out I'll shop for my grandsons birthday. So I explained that to her, not that it was any of her business, she said judging as if she would know better than I do what I need to be doing..."should you be out?" I stated "well sh&t still needs to get done!" She then started in on ,"well I've had cancer , I know!" I'm sorry unless you are debilitated with fatigue and just wanna try to feel normal for a few hours before you need your 5 hour nap don't tell me you know or you wouldn't have been so rude and disrespectful to someone who is sick. This woman needs to find her heart and reflect on her empathy for others. Michele Frigoletto Honesdale

Not worth the drive to get there! 3 small racks of dresses, a shelf with a few tops and pants and…read moreabout 8 pairs of shoes. They had some kids stuff too, but not much. The sales associate was on the phone, personal, and did not even look up to acknowledge anyone in the store. At least the neighboring stores were cute!

Welcome to another video everyone, today, I am doing a takeout from a little place called Modern…read moreMarket. It's a small store where you can get drinks and food items like hoagies, which is one of their big sellers from what I understand. They also offer hot items like footlong chili dogs. The owner greats you with a smile. The hoagie which you will see is packed with meat, cheese, lettuce, tomato, onions, and comes with a packet of dressing. These are premade daily every morning, but you can request one to be made. The prices they charge are very reasonable, if you are in the area and want something good, check out Modern Market. Until next video, be blessed and stay safe everyone! Watch Our Hoagie Review 9.19.2025 @ 12 AM https://youtu.be/_aUnHwItHNU

Excellent food and wonderful service. Owner and staff are very pleasant and friendly. It's a joy to…read moreshop at the market.