Bargain Hunt

Have you ever visited a store, and afterwards you felt you should bathe? That’s Bargain Hunt. The merchandise was dirty, the employees non helpful, and the store was a shambles. It was like a Goodwill had started using meth. The product was thrown, quite literally, onto the shelves. I didn’t understand how the pricing was supposed to work, there was no explanation anywhere, and the employees were to busy bitching about how hard they worked, to be bothered by customers. It was my first and last time there. Never again.

I was very disappointed. I know it’s overstock from other stores but the prices weren’t very good at all. A lot of things were dirty, broken and not in good condition for being new. If the price is right I’m all in but hunting for stuff I actually bought cheaper other places not really my thing.

Great Bargains, if you can get pass the clutter!!!
Marshall, TJ Max & Ross on Steroids!!! I like to shop and absolutely love a bargain, but I don’t frequent these stores often because of the way things are displayed (everything is all over the damn place). This place had stuff every where, this was not my first visits to this store, I visited it at the top of the year and things seemed pretty organized at the time, well somewhat, but I was OK with it. On this visit things were completely out of control… LOL, but I did get a bargain. I was out looking for a pressure cooker and I found a really great one at a bargain price per Amazon. The Instant Pot pressure cookers are priced around $ 138.00 on Amazon and I picked up one at $ 87.00. At first I was undecided about making the purchase, but some guy was standing there beside me waiting for me to walk away from it, he told me that he has been eyeing it and if I wasn’t going to get it, he would. That was my moment of truth… He was not going to get my pressure cooker. ha, ha, ha!!! I also purchased a Cuisinart Griddle 5 in 1 it was like $ 70 as well and both work.
They also had a huge selection of yoga pants & Jackets (tangerine & Kirkland brand) ranging from $ 10 to $ 15. Sam and Libby shoes @ $ 10, home décor, camping gear, luggage, tablets, furniture and the list goes on and on. The appliances and shoes were the worst areas to shop, but I guess its worth the value. All items have dates on them, the later the dates are on the items the more percentage you get off on them unfortunately the items I purchased were recent items so I didn’t get an additional discount. They get items in everyday so things are consistently changing.
Recap:
As you know, the store is messy in some areas, but the service is great, very friendly and prices are also great! So you should definitely check them out, you never know what great value is waiting for you.

If you poo-​poo stores more basic than Saks and Neiman’s, you’ll hate it here. If you appreciate a bargain — the thrill of the hunt! — this may be your kinda shop.
My tips for a good experience:
*** Don’t be persnickety. So what that boxes may be open and merchandise is strewn about? (It’s really not as disorganized as all that!)
*** Be flexible. If you’re looking for something specific, you may be disappointed. But if you see an item you can use and the price is right, buy it! (Chanukah candles for a quarter! It’s June. I won’t need them for another half year. But a quarter!!)
*** Go by their coding system. Like Filenes Bargain Basement, the longer an item sits, the lower the price.
*** Check your item carefully. I saw a George Foreman grill selling for a pittance of normal price. No wonder; the handle was broken off.
***Take your time. Look around. Saw name-​brand ‘water buffalo’ shoes — one of my favorite styles, originally $ 119, here less than $ 10. They had my daughter’s size, not mine. My friend, Eagle-​Eyed Ellen, spotted a second display of the same shoes by the electronics section (?!) Woowee … one pair of size 8. Mine!!!
The store takes credit cards, and honors refunds and exchanges within 30 days of purchase.

This is a huge store full of everything you can think of. When you enter there are slips of paper that indicate what percentage you get off of each item. The longer an item has been in the store, the deeper the discount. I actually walked around the entire store, and nothing was such an unbeatable price that I could not live without it. I did notice that they had great prices on juicers, but I am not in the market for one. I also noticed that some of the times were over priced. Please do your research prior to purchasing. If I am in the area with nothing better to do, I may consider visiting again. Not worth driving to Kennesaw for.

What a dump. This place is a disorganized mess. Open boxes of merchandise everywhere, yet hard to tell what the products were as they were all piled on top of each other. You can do better on a lot of the merchandise by shopping sales elsewhere. Don’t waste your time here.

For people looking for gifts, this probably isn’t the place for you. For people who are looking for awesome deals on lucky finds, there is no place better than here. I was waiting to get my nails done in the same shopping center and decided to take a look around. I ALMOST left empty handed before deciding to check out the furniture. I’m currently moving into a new apartment and have spent a fortune so far on furnishings. I found an amazing chair and a great coffee table for 60% off the price from bed bath and beyond. I even got incredibly lucky and found the end table within the same collection for a great price as well.
The employees are very friendly and helpful. My cart got full very quickly with the large boxes and one of them took my cart to the front to hold for me and brought me an empty one. They offered to help haul everything to the car without me asking. Just because this is a discount/​bargain store, they definitely don’t skimp on their customer service.
When checking out, the cashier told me about their no questions asked 30-​day return policy. He said if anything at all was wrong –missing parts, scratches, etc.- I could bring it back for a full refund. I went through both boxes and every screw, bolt and washer was accounted for. Very impressed with this fantastic gem of a store! I couldn’t tell you about any experiences with anything other than furniture because this was my first experience but I certainly plan on making several more trips before my move-​out date!

Its a discount store that recycles inventory from other retailers who didn’t sell it the first time, whose inventory changes daily… its a mess, but thats ok. I like treasure hunting and there definitely are some good buys especially if you find something that has been in on the shelf long enough to warrant a nice additional 60−75% off.
My recent yield: a few $ 3 Under Armour shirts, some DVDs for $ 1-​$ 2 (including entire seasons of a few shows like sex and the city), shorts for about $ 5, wedged sandals for $ 10 etc.
The house ware section is definitely a disaster, but just take it with a grain of salt and look at everything before you buy it. Some items may be missing, some may have been returned. (About 90% sure I won’t buy a swimsuit there even if it is Speedo brand). Anyhow, they have a few in store specials of the day so happy hunting.

This place is awesome, but bring your patience. It reminds me of Big Lots, but with name brands. This is a parent’s dream come true for kids stuff. It’s a little messy, but I didn’t think it was too bad. Depending on how long items have been there (they are dated), they are discounted (see pic). The longer it’s there, the higher % off you get! Amazeballs. I wish I lived in this state so I could visit it weekly.

Just. Wow. I don’t even know how to go about describing this place. It truly is a bargain hunt so you better come prepared to spend some time here. I didn’t realize what I was getting myself into otherwise I would have allotted more time for this adventure.
This place is a MESS. A hot MESS. I am sure that there are deals buried somewhere but I didn’t see anything that knocked my socks off. Most of the things that I was interested in where broken/​damaged. There is really no organization. The aisles are labeled with categories but you really have to go up and down each aisle as many things are out of place. I was impressed with the amount of baby stuff they had. I would definitely shop here for things like baby swings, gates, etc but I just don’t need any of that stuff right now. Wish I had known about this place when I was shopping for that stuff. I was very interested in a jogging stroller but noticed that it was missing several accessories and didn’t think that the price was that great to purchase it with missing parts. So buyer beware and really inspect things — especially if it’s a large purchase.
Also, given their price structure — the longer it’s on the floor the deeper the discount — I have to wonder if they go and relabel some of the higher priced items so that they always have a current date They had the $ 700 Quinny stroller that Kari F. mentioned back in her review in March but the stroller still had a current date on it. I cannot imagine that they are always getting a supply of Quinny’s.
Anyway — I’m sure that there are treasures to being found at Bargain Hunt but sadly there weren’t any for me on my first trip. I will come back since they are always getting in new stock and maybe I’ll go home with a steal.

This place is like Wonderland. It’s big, it’s kind of a jumbled mess, but it has thousands of treasures and unexpected finds! The best deals seem to be on kids/​baby stuff and kitchen appliances. There are also good prices on assorted furniture. This place has almost everything you can think of. Today I saw a kayak, several Breville juicers, a motorcycle jacket, 4 wetsuits, a $ 700 Quinny stroller, and some nice leather dining chairs. Among thousands of other things.
The deals are insane. They work on a system where the price gets lower the longer it is in the store. You calculate the price by using the date on the tag to find the discount percentage. Today I found a steal at 90% off and scored a $ 75 baby rocker for literally $ 4.50. I’ve put it together already and it is perfect, brand new with the stickers still on it. A $ 250 Recaro carseat brand new without the box for $ 125. A $ 160 baby swing for $ 75.
Yes, if the box looks open or used you should probably check to make sure of what is inside. A lot of the boxes are really beat up but are fine otherwise. There are many returns from Amazon and Target. There is a 30 day return policy, so check your items and return if necessary. No, these are not brand new, perfect, perfectly in box things. They are bargains and they are a STEAL!

This place is like one giant bargain bin — you truly don’t know what you will find here. Many of the items are overstock from other stores, returns, display models, or simply the box looks rough and so they liquidate it to Bargain Hunt.
Keeping that in mind, you should make sure that you look at what you are buying before taking it home. They do offer a 30 day return policy just in case though. There are some real finds to be had if you take the time to look and are educated about what you are buying. Small kitchen appliances seem to be where you can get the best deals… Breville and Omega juicers for about 60% off retail. High end coffee and espresso machines for about 70% off retail. Also, they further discount items based on the time that the item has been on the shelves.
They have electronics, clothes, toys, linens, cleaning products, and some beauty products. I bought some fleece blankets to keep in the back of my car just in case there is another Snowpocalypse here for only $ 6.99, normally around $ 20. Kohler toilet seat for $ 19.99. I saw a Thule roof top kayak rack system there that sells for $ 160 at REI for only $ 75.
Be prepared to spend some time and dig to get a good look around… some days are better than others, but many times the shelves look like they were hit by a tornado. All part of the fun, right?

I shopped there for my first time two days ago and bought a game and a rice cooker. When we got home we opened the game and found out that the game was a used game. The pieces were already taken a part from the casing. The worst part was there were no playing pieces and no marbles that are also required. SO, We paid $ 9.99 for a used ame missing 4 playing pieces and 2 marbles and the box was kinda beat up. Would have been better off at a yard sale. They would sell that for $ 1.00 with missing pieces! WHAT A RIP OFF!!!
The Rice cooker we are not even going to open, we are going to return (was bought for a house warming gift but will not take that chance to gift someone with a item that might be defective)