Big Lots

I remember when this big lots was built when i was a kid. There used to be a kroger next door. Anyways, its pretty much stayed the same. The store remains in clean up kept condition. I always find good deals on little odds and ends things i need, such as picture frames, garden tools, office supplys, holiday decorations, and many other misc things you might need around the house. Im not too sure about their furniture prices tho… seemed kind of expensive and a rent a center kind of quality… but i dont buy furniture at big lots so im good.

This big lots is a hidden gem! I get so many awesome deals here!!! They have a very large selection of items.

Ah yes, Big Lots. That store that’s known for big closeouts, good deals, and a commercial that is stuck inside my head as I type this that closes with «Think extreme value…» And the values are extreme, alright… so much so that I have often found myself here looking for a cheap item or two.
Accessibility: I’ve seen better but I have also seen worse. If the buttons on the door don’t work, it can be a pain to get in or out. Do bear that in mind, and if you use a wheelchair, make sure your foot doesn’t catch any displays. Aisles could stand to be a tad wider in spots.
Price: Well… it’s Big Lots. They have some nice deals, some of which on things I have NEVER seen at Remke-​Biggs across the street (Larry the Cable Guy branded seasonings, anyone?), but also some standard brands you’ll find in other stores. Nice.
Experience: I’ve not run into any flat out unfriendly employees, but at times have had the vibe that some don’t really want to be there, they just are to pay the bills. Maybe that’s me catching an employee or two on a bad day. Finding things I want can be a hassle, but once I’ve got them, I get through fairly quickly.
Overall, Big Lots gets a ³⁄₅ from me. Maybe the next time the store gets a makeover, whenever that is, make the aisles wider and make the front doors truly automatic, and this will get a better rating.