I didn't know what I was expecting when I came into this store. Definitely a bargain outlet. Some…read morepretty dang good DEALZ. I definitely recommend coming here to check out random things you are missing in your life. I will always come back randomly here to see what new things they have at the time. Keep up the amazing work!! You do awesome things for the area!! There is anything from outdoor things, food, home decor, etc.

This place is new-to-me and I noticed it when dining across the road at Afra. At first glance,…read moreit looks like a home decor store, but it is actually more like Ollie's or Big Lots. I was excited to stop in after lunch, after seeing a sign that they had wine. It is a huge store, so I took my time browsing. The wine selection is enormous. They had really cheap name brand socks (Reebok), and honestly, cheap everything. Lots of garden decor, furniture, snacks, beer, booze, party supplies, etc. etc. I got a lot of stuff that I wasn't expecting to find. I will def. stop back when I am on Morse again.

A buddy dragged me into BJ's Wholesale Club -- and as a loyal Costco guy, I went in skeptical. You…read moreknow, like switching from Pepsi to Coke just to "see what happens." Turns out... I kinda liked it. First thing I noticed? The brand war: Costco's a Duracell household, BJ's rolls with Energizer. Do I need to know that? Absolutely not. Did I immediately start judging my battery loyalty? 100%. BJ's feels more like a "wholesale meets grocery store" hybrid -- smaller quantities, but still solid deals. I appreciated being able to buy one normal-sized ketchup bottle instead of a gallon drum. Prices were surprisingly competitive, and in a few cases, even beat my local grocery and Amazon. Sure, the selection isn't as massive as Costco, and the store footprint feels tighter, but that's part of the charm. It's like wholesale shopping without needing a forklift or a second mortgage. Verdict: Still a Costco guy at heart, but BJ's earned my respect -- and maybe a spot on my errand rotation.

This is so much better than Sam's or Costco. Bigger variety and more manageable sizes.read more

Service is meh. I think they just aren't happy working there bc they know they are ripping people…read moreoff. I would hire the associates but I would never even CALL the owner. Or email them. Don't even wanna know who owns the place. They don't take care of the Homeless community. I am a witness. I was homeless for a year! Selection is WAY TOO MUCH! I would leave half that crap outside so the homeless can just take whatever they want. I would probably go ahead and get rid of the building. There are beautiful train tracks right behind it that need to be seen! Plus I think Canadian Geese or some sort of birds want to live in that parking lot. The value??? I wouldn't even touch ONE item in that store (except I did see an overpriced Bath & Body Works candle I would never spend that much money on a candle. I mean I have before when I was in love. But never again! Ohio is NUTZ! no wonder it's called the Buckeye State!

I come here alot. Partly because it's in my little corner of the world and also because it's a…read morereally nice thrift. These folks are really friendly and if you ask for help, they're right there for you. The store is well laid out, bright and clean. I almost always find something here. The selection is great and they are always bringing out new items. Prices are just fine, 25%, 50%, 75% off.....can't beat it. *** If you have mobility problems are are looking for kids or men's items, beware. The store used to be a Montgomery Ward or JC Penney back in the 50's. There are two floors and you have to use the stairs to get up there.