We were out and about and stopped in to see what was new. Definitely feels like there's a larger…read moreselection of books than they've had in the past. Found several new titles to add to my TBR pile. :)

Had some time to waste in the area so I stopped in to do a little work the place was a little busy…read morein the cafe area. But quiet enough to get some work done. And was kept clean

Very cheap and a lot of variety clothes for a very retail price and customers. I found a lot of…read morelingerie and womens clothes in a variety of colors and texturas just eithe r stiff or light for used on summer time

I was teetering between two and three stars on this one, but ultimately upped it to three stars…read morebecause the staff was friendly enough This is a discount closeout type store that has no reason or rhyme to it. There is just wows of tables where stuff is indiscriminately dumped and left for us, the consumers, to go through to find something in the disorganization that we might be able to use. You know, maybe even one star would warrant the business model of the store, but again,the staff were nice.

This is the largest book store around central Florida ,I haven't been here in a while…read more They offer a lot of books and toys for kids you could spend a whole day here This is still one of my favorite book stores around

I really like Barnes and noble and the familiar smell of books that hits you when you walk in, this…read moreone in particular is dog friendly and I was carry my small dog around and the associate told me I could put him down to walk and they allowed dogs so that was nice. My dog is very quiet and well behaved. As far as the layout goes, this one was two floors and escalators. My favorite sections where on the top floor so I spent most of my time there, you'll find books for all kinds of hobbies, travel books, cookbooks, books for pets, sketch books and coloring books. Downstairs had a kids section, fiction and non-fiction books and magazines. Many books were discounted or on sale. Overall it was quiet and had lots of seating space to work from. The associates I encountered were nice as well.

I was impressed with the wide variety of snacks they offered. I was looking for fuel for a long…read morehike and finding some energy snacks in the fitness/sporting goods section was a big score! Then to see the variety of dried, freeze-dried, and protein snacks was another win. One tip would be not to come too early after opening as not all the shelves were fully stocked yet--Although the place was near empty, which made for a pleasant and quick shopping experience. I always find this Target to be clean and organized. Parking in the garage is easy although I kind of dislike that you have to take the escalators up and down each time. I often try to find street parking on the side streets or right out front if I can.

I very rarely set foot in target. I don't get the hype. It's not that special to me and everything…read moreis over priced. I needed something the doctor recommended which is Aquaphor well I googled it and it was 30 cents cheaper at CVS. (And with all their coupons I ended up paying even less). This is why I walked out empty handed. I don't shop here for other items and I have a problem with their woke agenda so I keep coming to target at a bare minimum.

Huge space but small selection. Even for a bin store. They have a lot of picked through empty boxes…read morecrowding the bins which is of course due to patrons opening and tossing items, but they could do more to clear those out throughout the day. We came at 1150 on a Saturday ($3 day) and there just wasn't much. I did get a big Christmas dog blanket, switch case, and cat tunnel for $3 each.

Instead of Tote Boys I call this the 'black hole.' If you have the patience to look through tables…read moreand bins of merchandise, you can find some great bargains, however it is going to take time. I have always been excited about the possibility of finding a great deal but so far have been disappointed in bin stores. They usually advertise all these expensive items but end up being Target returns with half the pieces missing. The store is located in the Casselberry Commons shopping center along with Publix and TJ Maxx. The closest crossroad is Semoran (436) and Howell Branch roads. Tote Boys has some items for sale like a juicer or top running shoes that have been pulled from bins and are marked with a price lower than retail. The bargain bins are organized in waist high tables about a foot deep. From the two times I have been there it seems like a lot of Amazon returns, but quality and frequently in their unopened packages. They have a table with scissors and tape where you can examine items you are considering. They have a few carts and also some large Blue IKEA shopping bags to hold your selections while you shop. As mentioned by another Yelper people may try to shop from your cart if you are not careful. They do not allow large purses or bags brought into the store. They also have totes of health and beauty items, food and cell phone cases that are a dollar or 2/$5. As of 11/2025 they start the bin prices at $10 on Wednesday and go down to $1 on Mondays. The staff were nice and friendly, clarifying pricing when asked. I bought consumable items like a case of protein drinks that normally go for 3.79 each and I found 12/$7. There were a few interesting items like chews to calm my dog during thunderstorms/fireworks or a supplement I had previously considered too expensive. The main thing is to check expiration dates on items and google items for current pricing. All sales are final. Ask yourself "when would I use this? Where would I store this when I'm not using it?" Just because it's a good deal doesn't mean you have to buy it. Tote Boys has the bargains.

Stopped by Dollar Tree for one item, and it was a smooth experience. Went to the cashier asked here…read morewhere the items were and it was right next to her. The store wasn't busy, parking was easy, and I was in and out without any hassle. Shelves were fairly stocked, and everything was organized well enough to find what I needed quickly. Only giving 4 stars because, like most Dollar Tree locations, there's always room for a little more tidiness. But overall, it was a convenient and stress-free visit!

I used to avoid these stores - thinking they were junk farms…read more This one opened up in my neighborhood and I coincidentally read an article about the best places to buy certain things - dollar tree was named for a few items. I have to say I've enjoyed their rotating merchandise - like holiday decorations (all of them - valentines, Easter, st Patty's, July 4th, etc) Before a long road trip, I stock up toys, coloring books to keep the little one busy. I'm often surprised by the brand name items (Frozen, Star Wars) that can occasionally be found. They have the most expansive snack area - I stop here before going to movies. They have the usual - chocolates, chips, candies - but they also have healthy options like dried fruit, popcorn, trail mix, jerky, etc. The post office is right across the street so stop in here first for bubble envelopes, tape. Other stuff I get here: gift bags, storage containers (in all colors), greeting cards, hair ties, canned veggies (79¢ for Libby), parchment paper and general kitchen stuff. Lastly - balloons. You would think $1 each would be a high cost but just go to party city or even publix. They start at $3 each and go up. Be prepared to be flexible as their selection is good but they're often out of the Disney/name brand ones. Lots of generic options like stars.

Another cute brand from Japan. They have a bunch of gifts,…read moreplushies and household items with your favorite characters. I come here for gifts for people. They have some really cute plushies. That and a snack or two make for a nice gift!

Had a okay experience on Black Friday, it wasn't perfect. They had more blind boxes than normal,…read morebut hardly any of them were actually priced. We found a worker to ask the price but she showed us her scanner wasn't working and apologized saying they were under new management. Another disappointment was when checking out they said their membership was down so they couldn't add my number in for rewards points and no one seemed to know how I could get credit for my purchases. The workers were nice but all of them were clearly stressed out.

Good price for good stuff and really convenient to shop ! Worth to come and check the placeread more

This is a dive store with a hodge podge of Stuff.. all proudly made in China. Super random and…read moresuper cheap. My biggest giggle was buying a few " Devil Girl" dolls that look just like Monster High Dolls as a gag gift for my daughters. I also found very nice scrunchies and hair bows all for a $1. They have everything from soft dolphin toilet seats to fake MK handbags, from hardware to underware. It's all in there! It's definately worth the trip to Dillard Street in Winter Garden and then afterwards you can venture into the cute downtown and eat a nice local establishment!