Nice Price Trade

I was hoping the store would carry Mexican items. I was looking for a tortilla press.
Some cool graphic t shirts for $ 4 and Lots of tea sets. Many houseware kitchen items.
Lots to look at but I didn’t find anything I couldn’t live without.
It was fun to browse but I won’t be back.

What a place to go shopping, if you needed somthing and you can’t rememmber what, when you are in the store you will be struck by a lightining and you will find it in front of you… and you will go, ah ha… I found it…
Thank you guys for a wonderful experience…

This is the place I come to when I need blankets or rugs. You can find some nice items in here but you really have to look. Mostly houseware items and religious things. The rugs are reasonably priced. $ 30 runners and $ 40 5×7 area rugs. Decent quality — not bad for what you pay.
The blankets vary in price but I picked up a king size for $ 30. This is the type of place that you can haggle down the price or get a «two for» deal. I’ve tried it and it works. If you’re closterphobic, I wouldnt receommend shopping here. It’s very cluttered and I’m quite sure the fire marshall would have fit walking through there.

Nice Price is kind of unmistakable from the outside. A giant yellow awning with sun-​faded and dust-​besmirched red font hangs along the large store front running along Vernor Hwy. Underneath the awning hangs an assortment of 6′ x 9′ area rugs ranging from traditional «oriental» rug patterns to roaring lion heads to Disney characters.
Once inside, you know by the endless piles of metal, plastic, and textile commodities that you’ve just penetrated into one of the largest kinda-​dollar-​store emporiums that you’ll probably ever be privy to. It’s quite large, and you can find just about anything in here that you’d expect to find at a dollar-​store, and them some. Half the goods made me wonder if there’s ANYONE in the world in need of them, and the other half seemed perfectly practical and attractively priced. There’s a ton of cooking wear and glassware that looks sturdy. You can buy metal stewing pots big enough to bathe in. Tea pots, French presses, carafes, cold and hot thermoses, meat grinders, cookie jars, ceramics, etc. There’s a section for area rugs, a section for curtains and tapestries, a small toy section, watches and jewelry, a few electronics.
They have a large collection of flags of the world for sale throughout the store, a few HUGE Iraqi and Mexican flags (which complimented the «I love Mexico» and «I love Iraq» custom designed sports caps available near the front). There’s also an extensive collection of Arabic home décor and framed prayers (also ranging from a very humble maroon font on beige paper to more exuberant neon-​lighted mirror text).
If you’re in need of something practical for around the house, esp. for the kitchen, this might be a fun place to hunt around for a good bargain before you resign yourself to the tawdry bowels of Target.