Rude staff, they have too many rules for the trash they sale. Now they have up their prices to $8…read moreon Saturdays. They have young inmature people working here. Supposedly kids 16 and under can't touch anything. They have a security guards harassing people while they are shopping to enforce their rules that they come up with. I don't recommend this place to people with kids or anyone who just wants to have a pleasant shopping experience.

Bintime is literally an adult treasure hunt ! But you have to get your mind right before entering…read morebecause this place is an experience and strategy can be important. There are rows and rows of long bins and you literally have to dig for the deals. First first timers it can be overwhelming so here's what to know : - once you enter grab a blue bag and start shopping ! - most purses aren't allowed . If it's clear or tiny they may let you bring it in but otherwise leave it in the car. -you can't open boxes at the bins . There may be boxes that you can't tell what is inside - if you want to have it opened you have to take it to the box counter and an employee will open it . Afterwards they will seal it back and give it to you to purchase or place behind the counter if you don't want it . -the Amazon app can be helpful ! If you have the Amazon app on your phone you can sometimes scan the barcodes on the boxes and bagged items to view the official Amazon listing . You can then see clearly what the item is , the price it retails for on Amazon and read reviews. This doesn't always work though because the bintime employees place new upc stickers over the original ones which aren't recognized by Amazon . - disposable gloves are great to wear here. You will be digging through things and touching lots of stuff so I always like to wear disposable gloves I can toss once I leave . -Saturday is the most expensive and busiest day ($5) because the most coveted items are dropped on this day . -right now 50 cent day is Wednesday. It's worth going to . I snagged a bunch of Aveda and Redken hair products as well as high end face products for 50 cents . It can often be just as busy as Saturday. - if you arrive before they open there will be a line . - if you are buying food make sure to check the expiration as they don't . -there's another section of the store called the "deal den" with a different selection of what they consider "premium items" priced higher than the bins. This kinda place is a once or twice a year visit for me . Other people seem to go every weekend and they seem more critical . But for me and my minimal visits , it's a fun time ! It can be chaotic and somewhat mentally exhausting but the adrenaline rush is real when you find a deal ! Have fun !

Found some great deals here! Nice people who loaded my large purchase for me while I carried…read moresmaller items out.

I have been here twice, and both times, I've made out like a bandit with great prices. I would…read moredefinitely recommend going and checking them out. Their deals are amazing, absolutely love this store and the service is great, they are super helpful.

Amazing find! This place offers everything a catering service, restaurant, or an individual could…read moreneed to provide excellence in the art of culinary skills. A gigantic selection of kitchen utensils are for sale. They also offer select cuts of meat, produce and more at wholesale prices! A person doesn't need to be a professional chef or a short order cook to make purchases! The public is welcome to come in and shop at their leisure! I deducted one star due to its location. The traffic in their area can be challenging sometimes; to say the least!

Very small but very helpful. I enjoy going in there because of it's old fashioned feel.read more

The people at Howard's have been so nice to me and not just on one or two occasions, it's every…read moretime I go there. Very professional and that includes Libby and Scott and the rest of the staff. Outstanding!!

I stopped by Augusta Twenty to get some work done for a while. The workers here were so sweet and…read morenice. They have your standard cafe drinks that you would find at any cafe. Drinks were a tad pricey, but I think if you were planning on sitting and sticking around to read your book, get some work done, etc, it was worth it. Also the drink I got was pretty good - latte and pumpkin pie syrup. The cafe had quiet vibes inside, but they had some outdoor seating in case you needed to take a call. In my case, I had a meeting on Google meets and the wifi was fast enough to run the meeting smoothly. They had two restrooms and both were clean! Parking is pretty easy! They do have parking in the back or there is free 2 hour street parking all around. Overall, I enjoyed my stay here and would highly recommend if you're looking for a nice and quiet work space.

Hate that I'm about to rave about this place because that will make it busier, but it's well…read moredeserved. Vibes are impeccable, service is wonderful and the people are super sweet. Coffee is excellent! Try out the seasonal menu by the register (tiramisu latte is what you want). My only complaint is that the coffee gets cold quickly. Definitely worth trying out. Bring a book or some work and chill for a few hours

It's the second time in two days that I visited this type of store. It's a bin store where there…read moreare ransom items in packaging and shipping boxes that I presume are overstock, returns or undesired items for whatever reason. You can take a blue shopping bag or a cart. You bring the unknown boxes to the back opening station for the employees to open boxes and packaging for you. Mondays: $2 Tuesdays: $1 Wednesday Closed Thursday: $8 Friday $6 Saturday $4 Sunday Closed The carts are actually functional which I didn't expect considering what I see in most grocery stores. The store for the most part is tidy and clean. Lighting is good. There's music playing. Staff are friendly and nice. Wednesday is the most expensive day. You really come here to pass time and get random stuff that you may or may not need. Today there were a bunch of interesting things worth trying for $8. There's definitely ample parking here. I thought it was fun, personally, since I have never been in one that was newly stocked. So what did I find? Titanium cutting board Fluffy blanket Twin bedding Jewelry display box and carousel Knee ice rehab cooler (usually $180-$225 for a top brand in Amazon) Matcha tea set 50" camera tripod iPad cases Blankets/sheets Rechargeable scrubbing brush Heating pad I didn't buy all of it, though. It's worth checking out if you have time to pass, and you don't mind looking for random stuff.