This place is really incredibly bad…read more We are in the height of a global pandemic yet half of all the customers in here weren't wearing masks and the checker wasn't either. I over heard the checker talking about how she knew lots of people who got sick from the vaccine - ok. Whatever. I'll just shop and ignore the idiocy. The shopping, however, was as bad as the hygiene and Covid precautions. The only ONLY bright spot is that they did have decent books but I didn't spend a lot of time there looking because I felt unsafe. They also have racist signage that was appallingly bad. One was a cartoon Ollie dressed as an Asian caricature. The other was advertising rugs and said "Oriental". Just blatantly bad. I'll not come here again.

Love Ollie's. Great prices and always something new to find. If you like to shop you could get lost…read morein this store.

I shopped at the store in Marshall Texas yesterday. And what a pleasant surprise. Had just left…read moreanother store after failing to find items I wanted. Big Lots had 3 of those items plus a gormet item I love at half the price. But most surprising is how friendly and helpful the young staff is in this location. Will certainly go back.

Its big lot you seen one u seen them all. Peaches is the best cashier in big lots always nice and…read morecheery.

I rang the perfume bell 4 times, was told an employee was on the way, told 2 employees l was…read morewaiting for a key for cologne cabinet. Gift, Versace bottle of cologne. Went to Pharmacy and they made an announcement "customer needs assistance with cologne" 3 employees walked by me. No one stopped. I gave up 20 minutes was long enough. On my way to check out a manager was chit chatting with another guy. I asked the checker who is that man that works here? He is our Coach. Wow! She said why? Because he has been standing there talking while l had waited 20 minutes for an employee to unlock the cologne cabinet. I had twins that wanted Versace cologne. He just cost this store to lose a sale. Not 1 bottle but 2.

It is Walmart. They have a little bit of everything and good prices, but I only shop at Walmart in…read moreemergencies. In this case, they were the only place, in the area, open on Thanksgiving. On the plus side, every time I go to Walmart, I feel like the sexiest person on the planet. It is like no one even tries to look good there. I'm not saying that you need to dress up to go shopping, but most of their customers shouldn't be allowed in public.

Tried to return a jacket I bought yesterday for a different size........staff was extremely rude…read moreand arrogant..........wouldn't exchange the jacket ..........said it smelled bad, well it hasn't been worn at all so..........I will not be spending money my money there and highly recommend that no one else does either..........I may dress poor......but I ain't poor..........I will donate the jacket to the local homeless shelter and buy another one elsewhere...........this location is terrible........rude........and stuck up.........I hope their brooms burn on their way home

Limited selection. Every time I go in there in the last month they have less and less items then…read morethey tell you to order it and they can have it in a week

What I bought: An Essence Magazine and a snack…read more Environment: It's cramped in there. Kinda dirty as well Service: Typical of this kind of establishment Overall: I went in while I was visiting the area. The service was Ok but the store was dirty and not inviting to shoppers. Also, the parking lot was a mess. Lots of trash around....

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