Ollie’s Bargain Outlet

This place was amazing! It reminded me of Marcs with a bit of Big Lots mixed in. They carry automotive, lawn/​garden, food, cleaning supplies, books, rugs, etc etc. If you need something most likely Ollies will have it.

If you like Big Lots, you’ll like Ollie’s even more! A lot of «buy outs» and «over stock», sold at a fraction of the regular prices. You can find some nice items usually sold at the mall for ridiculous prices right here for a lot less. I would not be likely to buy expensive quality cookware at one of the mall anchor stores, but if I can get something of such high quality at a more affordable price, I’m a happy shopper! Recently I needed paint for my porch, and Ollie’s had the right stuff at a great price! The place looks like a warehouse, which can be a bit overwhelming, but everything is well organized in sections, so it’s not difficult to find what you came for, because you can easily figure out where you would find it. The cash registers are always busy, there are always a lot of people shopping here. Ollie’s does not accept coupons, but honestly, did you really expect them to? Still, you can find most of your odds and ends items here, and you always pay a much more reasonable price than elsewhere. I can see how this is not necessarily a 5 star store, because it obviously lacks the class and the glamour of what some shoppers are accustomed to, but I can give Ollie’s a solid 4 stars simply because it supplies the demand… for decent merchandise at prices more people can afford.

I truly LOVE Ollie’s! It has the feel of a warehouse and store combined. I’ve found some great, inexpensive quality bargains here over the years. From tools, to comforters, to pet supplies, to books and movies, to toys, to carpets, etc. It’s worth your time and a visit if you enjoy bargains and/​or if the shopping bug is biting. We are very lucky to have cool stores like Ollie’s Bargain Outlet here in our neck of the woods! Ollie’s ROCKS!

You might find a good deal or two. Worth checking out.
I have to admit that I don’t feel comfortable in here. Can’t help having this unsafe sensation — some things stacked so high — what at first seems to be, but really isn’t — towering up to the ceiling. And the dim lighting. I’m sure it’s an energy conservation measure, but just a little unwelcoming. Would hate being in here if an emergency evacuation was necessary. Have stopped here maybe 3 times since it opened, and each time left with just two or three items.
The first time, during the holidays, I saw empty round tin containers decorated with Christmas themed designs for almost twice the price offered at Marcs. Those exact same tins were filled with Swedish butter cookies at Marcs. Not a good deal. Before buying a lot of one thing, it might be worth checking out other stores first. Probably because of that, I can’t help wondering just how good their discounts really are for other merchandise whose pricing I’m unfamiliar with.
Just last week, however, I lucked out. I bought a very nicely-​designed metal plant stand for $ 10.00. I had been looking for something to put outside. If this one rusts, that’s okay — it will probably look even better once weathered — and the price was a lot less than those at Lowe’s that weren’t as well-​made or as nice-​looking.
Would recommend exploring — there just might be a great value in here somewhere.
My cute garden plant stand was.

Ollie’s is the place you go if you have extra money to blow and you have no idea what you want. The place is pretty big and they pack a ton of stuff in it. I’ve bought toasters, blenders, carpet, books, picture frames, curtains, bed sheets, car cleaners, dishes, you name it they have it (or I’ve bought it). It’s really a hit or miss type place, if your looking for something particular, call first. Not the cleanest place I’ve ever been, but ehh not a big deal. I always check Ollie’s or Xmas decorations before and after Xmas, I’ve found some pretty neat stuff. Prices are decent, usually less then Walmart or Target. Overall I like Ollie’s, definatly my go to place for junk!

Well if you have some time to spare, check out Ollies. They have a TON of stuff, just plain old stuff. Basically a crap load of odds and ends. Random, but useful items. Everything from big household items to small everyday necessities. It’s not the nicest looking place, everything is all jumbled together, but if you have the time to look you just might find something.
If you need stuff for your home, I would also recommend this place for that; they have carpets, desks, pillows, bed sets all for cheap. I think I even saw some Target brand items there. They also have isles of hair care products from John Freida and personal care to picture frames and candles. I believe they even have boxed food too, which is kind of odd, but hey I’m not judging. So after you hit up the mall, check out Ollies if you want to do some rummaging around.